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Featured Blog Posts – April 2015 Archive (16)
Consider this...
Without our stories, how will we know it's us? And without hearing and reading and seeing the stories of others, how will we know who they are? Cultural wisdom from Kentucky and Roadside Theater: Art in a Democracy
Added by Lee Cruz on April 30, 2015 at 3:21am — No Comments
Community Policing Is A Joint Effort
SPEAK UP! Help Get Killers Off The Street!
Community Policing Is A Joint Effort
The killer or killers of 16 year-old Jericho Scott, buried 4/25/15, and of 16 year-old Torrence Gamble, killed 4/3/2014, are still walking the streets of NH. So are the killers of Javier Martinez, age 18, buried Jan. 3, 2014, and of Durell Law, age 20, killed…
ContinueAdded by N'Zinga Shani on April 25, 2015 at 5:30pm — 1 Comment
THE WORD: A Citywide Youth Poetry Jam
On Friday, APRIL 24TH...
EXPERIENCE the SOUL of NEW HAVEN'S YOUTH for THE WORD: A Citywide Youth Poetry Jam!
35 POETS representing 16 HIGH SCHOOLS across our BEAUTIFUL Elm City will COME TOGETHER on FRIDAY, APRIL 24TH to share their PASSION, CREATIVITY... and POETRY!
LET'S GO...
+ Hillhouse!
+…
Added by Sarah Tankoos on April 23, 2015 at 8:09am — No Comments
Cost Effective Genetic Tests Coming Soon – Thanks to ACLU
OneWorld Progressive Institute (OneWorld), Inc. Presents:
A HEALTH LITERACY BLOG – APRIL 22, 2015
ContinueAdded by N'Zinga Shani on April 22, 2015 at 5:54am — 1 Comment
14 Year- Old West Haven Boy Got Heart Transplant
West Haven teen doing OK after heart transplant, says he is looking forward to playing basketball (By Mark Zaretsky, New Haven Register -April 15, 2015)…
ContinueAdded by N'Zinga Shani on April 19, 2015 at 7:00pm — 1 Comment
EDUCATION AGENDA - Doing The BEST for ALL Students In NHPS
Education Agenda: NHPS & NYC High Schools Have Similarities and Differences. NHPS Administrators Can Learn Much by Looking at What Is Happening In New York. We can always learn from the mistakes made by others. Also, the "experts" are not always right. The most important experts are the children and how they benefit from what the administration does.
By looking closely at the segment of the article…
ContinueAdded by N'Zinga Shani on April 11, 2015 at 5:24pm — 1 Comment
Nonprofit Governance Book Review
I just completed reading "Corporate Concinnity in the Board Room: 10 Imperatives to Drive High Performing Companies" by Nancy Falls published by Greenleaf Book Group Press (www.gbgpress.com).
Added by Mike Burns on April 11, 2015 at 5:31am — No Comments
End ‘Conversion’ Therapies for Gay and Transgender Youth
It is difficult, in fact impossible, to draw any definitive conclusions about what is involved in dealing with transgender teens and associate issues from any one situation. These are complex situations and no two people's situations are exactly the same. Some families have dealt with transgender family members very successfully, and both the families and the individuals are doing well. In other situations -- when people are not well informed, or when some…
ContinueAdded by N'Zinga Shani on April 8, 2015 at 3:23pm — 1 Comment
BILL 5505
If you haven't done so, please sign the petition. CT's children deserve it!
https://www.change.org/p/eric-coleman-william-tong-stand-with-our-kids-on-hb-5505
Legislation is being proposed that could potentially be devastating to the Children's Law…
ContinueAdded by Summer Spellman on April 8, 2015 at 7:42am — No Comments
Community Parenting Group in Fair Haven - English & Spanish
A Community Parenting Group – Starting in May 2015 / English & Español
By: Nurturing Families Network & Fair Haven Community Health
Group Topic: Circle of Security Parenting Group (building secure…
ContinueAdded by N'Zinga Shani on April 7, 2015 at 5:48pm — No Comments
Touching the Hearts of Possible Donors and Volunteers—Just How Is It Done?
Three years ago, former accountant Marion Ruthig created an organization that focused on increasing community involvement in the public sector through the art of storytelling over that of facts and figures. Her nonprofit, I Support Community, focuses on linking potential donors and volunteers to nonprofits based on the unique telling of each organization’s story. Through a series of videos, I…
ContinueAdded by Lee Cruz on April 7, 2015 at 7:47am — No Comments
National Public Health Week Is April 6 – 12, 2015
Join the effort to make America a Healthy Nation. This is National Public Health Week. Each individual can have a direct impact on our health care system; learn how by visiting the National Health Week web site linked below and getting the Toolkit. Know that good health is an important aspect of personal wealth. Learn how you can maintain good health and help your loved ones to be healthy.…
Added by N'Zinga Shani on April 6, 2015 at 9:25am — No Comments
“It was meant to be”: A new provider builds her family child care business from the ground up
Providing high-quality care for very young children is hard work. Family child care providers have to be energetic, positive, patient, and knowledgeable about child development and best practice in the field. However, they also must be able to manage a sustainable business, which takes a different set of skills.
Click…
ContinueAdded by Jessica Sager on April 3, 2015 at 3:28am — No Comments
Chief Dean Esserman receives Manware Award form Family Centered Services of CT
Family Centered Service of CT is pleased to announce that Dean M. Esserman, Chief of the New Haven Department of Police Service, will be the recipient of the Richard Manware Award at its annual Spring Cocktail Party and Auction on May 7, 2015.
“The theme of this year’s Spring Cocktail Party and Auction is Opening Doors. So much of what happens to victims of child abuse and domestic violence happens behind closed doors,” stated Cheryl Burack, Executive Director of Family Centered…
ContinueAdded by Susan D'Orvilliers on April 1, 2015 at 6:30am — No Comments
Poverty Shrinks Brains from Birth...
Poverty Shrinks Brains from Birth
Studies show that children from low-income families have smaller brains and lower cognitive abilities
Added by Lee Cruz on April 1, 2015 at 4:59am — No Comments
Tickets avialble
Tickets now available to the Spring Cocktail Party & Auction go to www.familyct.org and click on the purple icon.
Added by Susan D'Orvilliers on April 1, 2015 at 2:59am — No Comments
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Laying the Cash Tracks for Community Impact
LISC CFO Christina Travers is among the impact investing leaders who contributed commentaries to a new book, The Social Justice Investor, and joined a panel discussion at today’s book launch. In her essay, “Laying the Cash Tracks,” (reprinted here) she explains the evolution of LISC’s capital markets experience—noting how discouraging Wall Street conversations eventually led to transformative, community-focused investments.Sharing the Story of Social Justice Investing
With the launch of the new book, The Social Justice Investor, LISC’s Christina Travers reflects on the ways that CDFIs have tapped the capital markets to deepen their impact—working to upend lingering misconceptions among some investors. "Whether we are financing affordable housing, small businesses, health, safety, climate resilience, racial equity or jobs, we see financial performance and local impact as part of the same whole."EPA Awards GRID Alternatives Solar for All Grant
LISC partner GRID Alternatives has been awarded a $249,800,000 Solar for All grant from the EPA to advance renewable and clean energy sources for affordable housing communities across the country. “The grant is an incredible boon to the movement to decarbonize homes and lower energy costs that burden millions of everyday Americans,” said Michael T. Pugh, president and CEO of LISC.
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