At Green Pathways To Success, we are truly grateful for the opportunity to participate in Give Miami Day, a special gathering that brought together organizations and community members in the spirit of connection, generosity, and community support. We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Luisa Santos for her leadership, dedication, and continued support […]
Capturing Beauty and Heritage: A Vintage Portrait of a Somali Bantu Woman The Somali Bantu people are an ethnic group with a distinct cultural heritage and history within the broader Somali population. They are descendants of Bantu-speaking communities who migrated from various regions of East Africa to the coastal areas of Somalia centuries ago. The
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Join Sonia Harte this Saturday on the “Black Mental Health Matters” show as we focus on “Understanding and Supporting Adolescents and Teenagers through a Trauma-Informed Approach.” Our guests, Workplace Wellbeing Consultant & Trainer Chou Hallegra and Social Worker & Author Dr. D’Quayvion D Cloud, LCSWA, will share insights and strategies to promote mental well-being in
Louise “Lulu” Fleming born on January 28, 1862 was the first Black woman to graduate from the Women’s Medical College at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Fleming was born to enslaved parents on a plantation near Hibernia in Clay County, Florida. Lulu Fleming completed her basic education and trained to become a teacher. She first taught in public
To George Washington Carver, peanuts were like paintbrushes: They were tools to express his imagination. Carver, a scientist and inventor, found hundreds of uses for peanuts, using them as his creative medium. Through experimentation, he transformed these legumes into lotions, flour, soups, dyes, plastics, and even gasoline (although he did not invent peanut butter!). His
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