California’s aging population is growing rapidly, and the state’s capacity to support the care of aging adults is a pressing concern, with the California Department of Aging’s Master Plan for Aging including five key goals to improve caregiving and health access for aging Californians.
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The Civil Rights Institute of Inland Southern California (CRIISC) held a free event, “Brick by Brick: Black Innovators Who Built the I.E.,” to honor Black trailblazers of the Inland Southern California through spoken word and song, featuring musical acts, monologues, and a grand finale with singing and dancing to “Optimistic” by Sounds of Blackness.
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After winning Outstanding Actor at the NAACP Image Awards and taking home a leading actor prize at the 32nd annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, Michael B. Jordan has become an Oscar frontrunner for his role in “Sinners.” The victories mark a cultural moment for Black audiences who have watched the film’s awards-season journey amid broader political and social pressures, turning Jordan’s success into a celebration of affirmation and resilience.
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California’s Community Assistance, Recovery, and Empowerment (CARE) Act, launched in 2023, provides community-based behavioral health services and supportive care to people with severe mental health disorders, and since its implementation, over 7,500 Californians have accessed treatment, medication, and housing through CARE.
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By Maryland Coalition to Prevent Sexual Violence On Wednesday, March 4th, at 2:30 PM EST, the Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault will hold Virtual Campus Training Session #4: Engaging College Men in Sexual Violence Prevention in a Moment of Disconnection. To register click here. College campuses are navigating a critical moment in engaging men around […]
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