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The final concert for the Battle of the Bands held at the Phoenix Concert Theatre, Toronto on November 17, 2016.
Photos by Arthur Mola Photography
A coalition of Houston partners, including PoliChic Engagement Fund, Houston Area Urban League, Black Voters Matter Education Fund, Color of Change, Justice or Else, Radio One Houston and NAACP Legal Defense Fund, sponsored Get Out the Vote Houston, a day involving neighborhood canvasing, workshops and presentations and a high-energy rally on the steps of TSU’s Student Center, all designed to maximize voter turnout for the upcoming election (Nov. 5). Action and advocacy were the words of the day for all attendees including Deric Muhammad, Sasha Legette, Dorothy Cook, Congressman Al Green, Argentina James, Monica Hill, Letha Gilmore, Marcus Nash, Tamira Augustine, Krystal Lyons, Ron John, Tanika Keys and more.
I dressed up similar to how my mom used to dress, wearing a boat neck long sleeve and curling my hair for an "effortless" feel. I took this picture in my living room with a not-so-fabulous background to display how many people of this generation want to be able to work comfortably, whether it be working from home or working where you're able to dress how you want. I used artificial front lighting.
A coalition of Houston partners, including PoliChic Engagement Fund, Houston Area Urban League, Black Voters Matter Education Fund, Color of Change, Justice or Else, Radio One Houston and NAACP Legal Defense Fund, sponsored Get Out the Vote Houston, a day involving neighborhood canvasing, workshops and presentations and a high-energy rally on the steps of TSU’s Student Center, all designed to maximize voter turnout for the upcoming election (Nov. 5). Action and advocacy were the words of the day for all attendees including Deric Muhammad, Sasha Legette, Dorothy Cook, Congressman Al Green, Argentina James, Monica Hill, Letha Gilmore, Marcus Nash, Tamira Augustine, Krystal Lyons, Ron John, Tanika Keys and more.
Millennials in Massachusetts are already demonstrating their civic impact by working at the local, state, and federal levels to create change in their communities. The Institute brought young leaders together to discuss how their generation is defining civic engagement, the value and importance of public service, and what political activism means for up-and-coming thought leaders.
A coalition of Houston partners, including PoliChic Engagement Fund, Houston Area Urban League, Black Voters Matter Education Fund, Color of Change, Justice or Else, Radio One Houston and NAACP Legal Defense Fund, sponsored Get Out the Vote Houston, a day involving neighborhood canvasing, workshops and presentations and a high-energy rally on the steps of TSU’s Student Center, all designed to maximize voter turnout for the upcoming election (Nov. 5). Action and advocacy were the words of the day for all attendees including Deric Muhammad, Sasha Legette, Dorothy Cook, Congressman Al Green, Argentina James, Monica Hill, Letha Gilmore, Marcus Nash, Tamira Augustine, Krystal Lyons, Ron John, Tanika Keys and more.
A coalition of Houston partners, including PoliChic Engagement Fund, Houston Area Urban League, Black Voters Matter Education Fund, Color of Change, Justice or Else, Radio One Houston and NAACP Legal Defense Fund, sponsored Get Out the Vote Houston, a day involving neighborhood canvasing, workshops and presentations and a high-energy rally on the steps of TSU’s Student Center, all designed to maximize voter turnout for the upcoming election (Nov. 5). Action and advocacy were the words of the day for all attendees including Deric Muhammad, Sasha Legette, Dorothy Cook, Congressman Al Green, Argentina James, Monica Hill, Letha Gilmore, Marcus Nash, Tamira Augustine, Krystal Lyons, Ron John, Tanika Keys and more.
A coalition of Houston partners, including PoliChic Engagement Fund, Houston Area Urban League, Black Voters Matter Education Fund, Color of Change, Justice or Else, Radio One Houston and NAACP Legal Defense Fund, sponsored Get Out the Vote Houston, a day involving neighborhood canvasing, workshops and presentations and a high-energy rally on the steps of TSU’s Student Center, all designed to maximize voter turnout for the upcoming election (Nov. 5). Action and advocacy were the words of the day for all attendees including Deric Muhammad, Sasha Legette, Dorothy Cook, Congressman Al Green, Argentina James, Monica Hill, Letha Gilmore, Marcus Nash, Tamira Augustine, Krystal Lyons, Ron John, Tanika Keys and more.
A coalition of Houston partners, including PoliChic Engagement Fund, Houston Area Urban League, Black Voters Matter Education Fund, Color of Change, Justice or Else, Radio One Houston and NAACP Legal Defense Fund, sponsored Get Out the Vote Houston, a day involving neighborhood canvasing, workshops and presentations and a high-energy rally on the steps of TSU’s Student Center, all designed to maximize voter turnout for the upcoming election (Nov. 5). Action and advocacy were the words of the day for all attendees including Deric Muhammad, Sasha Legette, Dorothy Cook, Congressman Al Green, Argentina James, Monica Hill, Letha Gilmore, Marcus Nash, Tamira Augustine, Krystal Lyons, Ron John, Tanika Keys and more.
A coalition of Houston partners, including PoliChic Engagement Fund, Houston Area Urban League, Black Voters Matter Education Fund, Color of Change, Justice or Else, Radio One Houston and NAACP Legal Defense Fund, sponsored Get Out the Vote Houston, a day involving neighborhood canvasing, workshops and presentations and a high-energy rally on the steps of TSU’s Student Center, all designed to maximize voter turnout for the upcoming election (Nov. 5). Action and advocacy were the words of the day for all attendees including Deric Muhammad, Sasha Legette, Dorothy Cook, Congressman Al Green, Argentina James, Monica Hill, Letha Gilmore, Marcus Nash, Tamira Augustine, Krystal Lyons, Ron John, Tanika Keys and more.
A coalition of Houston partners, including PoliChic Engagement Fund, Houston Area Urban League, Black Voters Matter Education Fund, Color of Change, Justice or Else, Radio One Houston and NAACP Legal Defense Fund, sponsored Get Out the Vote Houston, a day involving neighborhood canvasing, workshops and presentations and a high-energy rally on the steps of TSU’s Student Center, all designed to maximize voter turnout for the upcoming election (Nov. 5). Action and advocacy were the words of the day for all attendees including Deric Muhammad, Sasha Legette, Dorothy Cook, Congressman Al Green, Argentina James, Monica Hill, Letha Gilmore, Marcus Nash, Tamira Augustine, Krystal Lyons, Ron John, Tanika Keys and more.
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Millennials in Massachusetts are already demonstrating their civic impact by working at the local, state, and federal levels to create change in their communities. The Institute brought young leaders together to discuss how their generation is defining civic engagement, the value and importance of public service, and what political activism means for up-and-coming thought leaders.
A coalition of Houston partners, including PoliChic Engagement Fund, Houston Area Urban League, Black Voters Matter Education Fund, Color of Change, Justice or Else, Radio One Houston and NAACP Legal Defense Fund, sponsored Get Out the Vote Houston, a day involving neighborhood canvasing, workshops and presentations and a high-energy rally on the steps of TSU’s Student Center, all designed to maximize voter turnout for the upcoming election (Nov. 5). Action and advocacy were the words of the day for all attendees including Deric Muhammad, Sasha Legette, Dorothy Cook, Congressman Al Green, Argentina James, Monica Hill, Letha Gilmore, Marcus Nash, Tamira Augustine, Krystal Lyons, Ron John, Tanika Keys and more.
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Social Branding Event with the founder of Johnny Cupcakes
Tuesday, May, 3 2011 at Back Bay Social Club in Boston, MA
A coalition of Houston partners, including PoliChic Engagement Fund, Houston Area Urban League, Black Voters Matter Education Fund, Color of Change, Justice or Else, Radio One Houston and NAACP Legal Defense Fund, sponsored Get Out the Vote Houston, a day involving neighborhood canvasing, workshops and presentations and a high-energy rally on the steps of TSU’s Student Center, all designed to maximize voter turnout for the upcoming election (Nov. 5). Action and advocacy were the words of the day for all attendees including Deric Muhammad, Sasha Legette, Dorothy Cook, Congressman Al Green, Argentina James, Monica Hill, Letha Gilmore, Marcus Nash, Tamira Augustine, Krystal Lyons, Ron John, Tanika Keys and more.
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policy Exchange - 30-9-18-Conservative Party Conference -Policy Exchange-
Should we try to maintain the home-owning democracy? If so, how can millennials be encouraged to save for a deposit
A coalition of Houston partners, including PoliChic Engagement Fund, Houston Area Urban League, Black Voters Matter Education Fund, Color of Change, Justice or Else, Radio One Houston and NAACP Legal Defense Fund, sponsored Get Out the Vote Houston, a day involving neighborhood canvasing, workshops and presentations and a high-energy rally on the steps of TSU’s Student Center, all designed to maximize voter turnout for the upcoming election (Nov. 5). Action and advocacy were the words of the day for all attendees including Deric Muhammad, Sasha Legette, Dorothy Cook, Congressman Al Green, Argentina James, Monica Hill, Letha Gilmore, Marcus Nash, Tamira Augustine, Krystal Lyons, Ron John, Tanika Keys and more.