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Miami film premiere of 'Becoming Her' celebrates Haitian American women (opens the original)
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When Rebecca Mortimer first sought to create a documentary about her own story, she had no idea what it would become. As a certified nurse practitioner and founder of The Abundant Woman Movement, a womenâs empowerment network and wellness community, Mortimer is committed to creating opportunities and working collaboratively with other women. Mortimer is the executive producer of the documentary entitled Becoming Her, premiering in Miami this Saturday. She recently spoke with The Miami Times ab
Miami-Dade small business board calls for release of disparity study (opens the original)
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On Sept. 17, the Small Business Goods and Services Advisory Board met to discuss the results of an unreleased disparity study completed on behalf of Miami-Dade County. The study examined unequal advancement in small businesses across the county, particularly as it relates to Black-owned, Hispanic-owned and women-owned businesses. The study, allegedly completed for the edification of the board, never made its way into their hands. Chairman Darryl Holsendolph is now calling for its release. âTha
5LOKO uses music to push back against Florida’s DEI rollbacks (opens the original)
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This Hispanic Heritage Month â as DEI rollbacks loom and multicultural initiatives lose funding â artists across Florida have taken to their mediums to protest the changing legislation. Whether or not art should be political remains a highly contentious question, but for multicultural Florida pop band 5LOKO, their music is inherently so. With roots in Haiti, Brazil, Mexico and Puerto Rico, the four members of 5LOKO value the cultural diversity of the United States. As band member Tyriq Askew
Nonprofit says 30 affordable housing projects in Liberty City remain stalled (opens the original)
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A year after filing a lawsuit against Miami-Dade County and Commissioner Keon Hardemon, the Neighbors and Neighbors Association (NANA) held a second press conference this month to address the alleged legislative interference with affordable housing projects in Liberty City. The projects are a part of the countyâs Housing and Community Development Infill Housing Program, which allotted 35 plots of land to NANA to be developed into affordable housing for low- and moderate-income families. The f
OIC of South Florida celebrates 25 years of workforce training as AI reshapes the job market (opens the original)
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As OIC of South Florida celebrates 25 years, the organizationâs leaders are turning their attention to preparing the workforce for the future of the job market. The mission of the organization â to provide training and skill development to underserved youth and adults â has a renewed fervor, addressing the growing need for competent employees in the age of artificial intelligence. President and CEO Newton Sanon began OICâs South Florida expansion in 2001 with just himself and a part-time
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