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Lawrentians are the best. Impressive at every turn. Here are 10 we got to know in 2023.

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You Don't Want To Miss This EventJoin me and other local, national, and state representatives, future leaders, businesses, and community leaders at the National Policy Alliance conference and the inaugural Medgar & Charles Evers Award Reception! We will discuss relevant topics that focus on the Future of Black America! Join me in the conversation on Building Wealth & Equity and Minority Owned Businesses: The Attack on Equity & Inclusion.

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You know, as someone who wouldn't be where he is today without the care and guidance of a loving father and tremendous, hardworking uncles and older cousins to look up to, this image here from our discussion may be my favorite in my 30-year career as a #graphicrecorder and #graphicfacilitator.

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Read our recent Q&A with #LES President-elect Ann M. Cannoni! She shares with us her background, her involvement with LES, and ideas for her term. Check it out➡️ https://bit.ly/45RLrF5

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In celebration of Black History Month, join us for our next FREE Devex Pro event for which we will sit down with Black leaders working in global development to discuss how greater inclusivity and representation can be fostered in the sector. Some of the themes we will explore include:▪️Systemic barriers: Examining the hurdles that Black professionals face in entering and advancing within the global development sector.▪️DEI dynamics: Exploring the rise and backlash of diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI, initiatives in the United States, and their impact on global development.▪️Promoting equity: Discussing actionable steps that organizations and donors can take to foster equity, including case studies of successful initiatives.▪️Navigating race complexities: Addressing the challenges of U.S.-centric perspectives on race in the context of global development.▪️Empowering Black leaders: Advising Black professionals and their allies on how to promote Black leadership and representation in the global development sector.▪️Building sustainable communities: Discussing the role of Black leadership in creating resilient and self-sufficient communities globally.The conversation will be open for all community members to join for free.#blackhistorymonth #BHM #blackleaders #event

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The National Association of Chronic Disease Directors (NACDD) Center for Justice in Public Health (CJPH) commemorates this February 2024 as Black History Month, recognizing the important role of Black Americans in U.S. History. Black Americans have significantly contributed to the nation’s greatness through innovations like Garrett Morgan’s three-way traffic light; Dr. Charles Drew’s contributions to the development of a safe, effective, blood collection system and organizing America’s first large scale blood bank system; and Katherine Johnson’s role as the first Black woman to work as a NASA scientist and playing an important role in America’s moon landing. Despite these substantial contributions, Black people continue to face systemic discrimination based on the societal construct of race. As we honor these achievements, NACDD is committed to advancing health equity, racial equity, and social justice toward a more just and equitable society.Click the article below to learn exactly how NACDD's Center for Justice in Public Health is advancing health equity, racial equity, and social justice.

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