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Now Hiring: San Diego County Fair looks to bring on 1,000+ temporary workers

Indoor & outdoor jobs available in a variety of departments DEL MAR, Calif. (April 2, 2024) — The 22nd District Agricultural Association is now hiring temporary workers for the region’s largest annual community celebration, the San Diego County Fair.  This year, the District intends to hire more than 1,000 temporary workers to help put on the Fair, which […]

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Neighborhood House Association Celebrates 110 Years of Serving San Diego

On Wednesday, March 20, 2024, Neighborhood House Association (NHA), celebrated 110 years of serving San Diego at a kick-off celebration held at the historic Marston House museum, home of NHA co-founders Helen and Mary Marston. The event, marked the beginning of NHA’s year-long celebration honoring over a century of service to the San Diego community.

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Film Screening: Story of Rev. Fred Shuttleworth Followed by Q & A with Producer T. Marie Kind

The story of the “Wild Man from Birmingham” who started a Movement that changed the world. Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth was raised in the crucible of segregated Birmingham, Alabama, but he was forged by its attempt to kill him. When the KKK planted a bomb underneath his bed and he emerged unharmed, he was sure he

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Addressing Alzheimer’s Disparities: A Closer Look at the Impact on the Black Community

In a significant move, Governor Gavin Newsom has declared November 2023 as “Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month.” This proclamation sheds light on the pressing issue of Alzheimer’s disease within the Black community.  Among Black Americans aged 70 and older, a staggering 21.3% are living with Alzheimer’s, a statistic that demands attention and action. Understanding Disparities: Research

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San Diego: $195K in Funding Received To restore The Black Family statue at Mountain View Park

In a Facebook post, Council President pro Tem Monica Montgomery wrote: “Thank to Assemblymember Akilah Weber, MD and her advocacy for our communities, San Diego received funding to restore The Black Family statue at the beloved Mountain View Park! This funding is more than just a check—it is about restoring the positive reflections and reclaiming

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Tobacco Regulations Can Transform Racial Health Disparities

The African American community is one of the top demographic groups affected by tobacco-related health disparities in the US. The CDC states that African Americans are more likely to smoke menthol cigarettes than people from other races because the tobacco industry aggressively targets the community. As a result, it is estimated that about 1.5 million people from

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San Diego: Cooper Family Foundation Juneteenth, Healing the Community

On Saturday June 17, the Cooper Family Foundation based in San Diego, held the cities most popular and the longest running free Juneteenth festival. Held for the second year at Memorial Park, the community came out by the hundreds to a beloved annual tradition inclusive of food, fellowship, vendors, dance performances and chart topping entertainment. The

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Phoenix: Members of Divine 9 – Support Homeless Outreach

Members of Divine 9 – Support Homeless Outreach:Project Humanities –Service Saturday Marketplace in Full Effect By DL White From the west coast to the east coast, mid-America to the South and North, homelessness in America continues to grow in this slightly post-pandemic era.  In communities across the nation, city governments are looking to move make-shift

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Tucson, AZ: 53rd Annual Tucson Juneteenth Festival- Not a Moment- A Movement

By DL White The Tucson Juneteenth Celebration and Festival for 2023, will take place on Saturday, June 17, 1pm – 9pm, at the Kino Sport Complex, 2500 E. Ajo Way, Tucson. However, before that highly anticipated day, several “moments” will add to the allure and excitement. Tucson Committee Chair Larry Starks and the Festival committee

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