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Irish priest who stood up to the KKK to be remembered 101 years later in Alabama - Vimarsana News

Irish priest who stood up to the KKK to be remembered 101 years later in Alabama

An Irish-born priest who was murdered by the Ku Klux Klan in Alabama in 1921 will be honored with a commemorative mass on August 11 to mark the 101st anniversary of his death. 

Disability in the 21st Century: A Virtual Talk with Advocate Valerie Fletcher - Vimarsana News

Disability in the 21st Century: A Virtual Talk with Advocate Valerie Fletcher

On Friday, April 8, SAFEBUDS will host “Disability In the 21st Century,” a virtual talk with Valerie Fletcher, long-time executive director of the Institute for Human Centered Design.

Source: bu.edu
Cohhen thriving with services from Scioto DD - Portsmouth Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Cohhen thriving with services from Scioto DD - Portsmouth Daily Times

PORTSMOUTH — After more than 20 heart caths, a heart transplant, and other heart surgeries, two-year-old Cohhen Grate has overcome many health relate

In Two Exhibitions Chicago-based Artist Pritika Chowdhry Sheds Light on Hidden Female... - Artwire Press Release from ArtfixDaily.com - Vimarsana News

In Two Exhibitions Chicago-based Artist Pritika Chowdhry Sheds Light on Hidden Female... - Artwire Press Release from ArtfixDaily.com

“Word of Mouth,” January 15 – February 12, 2022, Woman Made Gallery, 2150 S Canalport Ave, 4A-3, Chicago, IL 60608. “Broken Column: The Monuments of Forgetting,” Online ...

Fannie Lou Hamer museum awarded grant from Southern Poverty Law Center - Vimarsana News

Fannie Lou Hamer museum awarded grant from Southern Poverty Law Center

Congressman Bennie Thompson nominated the museum for its efforts to preserve Black history and Mississippi's civil rights legacy.