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Graduation Ceremony for NYCID's ACE Program YAIP Cohort 2, held on Friday, March 2, 2012, at the Staten Island LGBT Community Center in St. George.
Breakfast Program at the Harbour Pointe Lakefront Hotel on the Forest Industry. The program was led by Bill Cook, Upper Peninsula Forester/Biologist, Michigan State University Extension on Wednesday May 2nd, 2018. From the Government Relations site, "the Michigan Road Scholar Tour takes faculty of the University of Michigan (U-M) on a five-day traveling seminar on the State of Michigan. This educational tour exposes participants to the state’s economy, government and politics, culture, educational systems, health and social issues, history, and geography."
Victory Programs' Founder & President Emeritus, Jonathan Scott, retired after 43 years of serving some of the most vulnerable members of the Greater Boston community. During his four decades with Victory Programs, Jonathan oversaw the launch of dozens of innovative programs to address the needs of people in recovery from substance use disorder, people living with HIV/AIDS, and individuals and families facing homelessness. On May 30, hundreds of agency friends, personal friends of Jonathan, current and former staff, and agency alumni gathered to celebrate Jonathan's many successes and wish him well as he starts the next chapter of his life. Event photos courtesy of David Fox Photography.
The Yahoo! Business & Human Rights Program held its fourth annual Change Your World Business & Human Rights Summit on Women, Technology and Social/Digital Media at The Newseum in Washington, DC on Friday, May 18, 2012. The summit showed the ways that women are using technology and social media to influence policy, govern, engage and inspire voters, address social issues and change the world. More information can be found by visiting yhumanrightsblog.com/.
Photo by Tim Lundin | Freelance | tim@TDLphoto.com | TDLphoto.com
Utahns Against Hunger, the Utah State Office of Education (USOE) and other community partners kicked off the 2014 Summer Food Service Program at the Salt Lake City downtown library.
Sponsors will run about 200 summer food sites throughout Utah, providing free meals to low-income children ages 18 and younger.
The program is administered at the state level by the USOE. In Utah, about 37 percent of school-age children qualify for free or reduced price meals.
This summer, the downtown public library will be one of the sites serving lunch to children through a partnership with the Salt Lake City School District and the Salt Lake Public Library.
Other community partners in Salt Lake County are: Salt Lake City Mayor’s office, Salt Lake County and Salt Lake Community Action Program and Head Start.
Summer Food sites can be located online at schools.utah.gov/cnp/Summer-Food-Service-Program/Map.aspx.
Washington Capitals ALLCAPS rally on the National Mall to celebrate winning the Stanley Cup, Washington, DC
Atendimentos são realizados nos 147 centros de saúde da capital e, desde 2010, quando foi implantado, projeto entregou 22 mil próteses à população da capital.
Foto José Luiz Campos
Ha Ninh Pham, Vietnamese artist doing his residency at the ASEAN art space/studio in the Heritage Building (previous home of the ASEAN Gallery, next to ASEAN Hall, Mezzanine).
Image Credit: ASEAN Secretariat / Kusuma Pandu Wijaya
Tarrell Arnold with children Cherrell Arnold, Tyreece Arnold, Kingsli Arnold participates in the Lunch at the Library program inside Lancaster Library on July 6, 2023.
The LA County Library’s annual Lunch at the Library program returns, providing free, nutritious meals to kids and teens 18 and under during the summer months.
From June 12 – August 4, fifteen select libraries will be offering lunch on a first come, first served basis from 12 – 1 pm, check the library website for locations. There are no restrictions on family income. Free meals must be eaten at the library. (Mayra Vasquez/ Los Angeles County)