Can communities in the Birmingham area work together better for the benefit of us all? We think so! Visit https://teapawt.net/t.co/LWUxkbEcJX for more info.
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@BhamPromise envisions a world in which every Birmingham City School student is supported and prepared to pursue a postsecondary option that will lead to economic security, mobility, and prosperity. (1/2)
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In partnership with the @GO2Foundation, #ONealOutreach received $350,000 to support its study, Studying Trial Determinants of Success, which aims to determine how to improve participation from Black communities in lung cancer clinical trials. Read more⬇️uab.edu/news/health/item/118…
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Today is #DressInBlueDay, a day to bring awareness to colorectal cancer and the importance of prevention and early detection, as well as a day to honor those who have been impacted by the disease. @DChu80 is sporting blue! Are you? #ONealOutreach #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth
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The Jefferson County Memorial Project released their latest report, which includes research from BSC students Lauren Barnett, Ally Brinson, Driscoll Crabbe, Lucas Lamb, and Leo Proctor and graduate Austin Lewter ’20. Read more: birminghamtimes.com/2021/03/…
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North #Birmingham to get its first #COVID19vaccines site to serve a much needed population. @BhamTimes birminghamtimes.com/2021/03/…
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Yesterday, our very own Claudia Hardy gave an update on the O'Neal Cancer Center's efforts to overcome barriers to health equity at the State of Black Health national conference. #SBH2021 was hosted by @blackbodyhealth, who is a long-time #ONealOutreach partner.
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Tobacco use is a major contributor to the three leading causes of death among African Americans—heart disease, cancer, and stroke. It is important to keep our people educated
#SBH2021 pre-conference
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Proud to announce that Taziki’s will be opening soon in Gardendale at the corner of Fieldstown Road and Mt. Olive Road. Welcome to Gardendale!
#movinggardendaleforward
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As the O'Neal Cancer Center's Office of Community Outreach & Engagement celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, #ONealOutreach is looking back at the founding, growth and evolution of its seminal asset, the Community Health Advisor Program: go.uab.edu/oneal-cha-model
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The sudden death of Chadwick Boseman has shined a light on colorectal cancer, which disproportionately affects Black people in the U.S. @drmonicabaskin and @DChu80 stress the importance of awareness, especially as incidence increases in younger people: go.uab.edu/chadwick-boseman-…
Working together is the key to change! Learn how so many are coming together to better our communities and loving our people. “It’s not incarceration that will save us. It’s the restoration of hope." - Mayor Randall Woodfin. bit.ly/30ZHCvd
Read how Lawson State Community College, the Dannon Project, the Steel Workers Trust, and multiple employers across central Alabama are working together to make a difference in the lives of those who are often rejected. bit.ly/2MhjCPV
Read this article exploring how our region attracted Amazon, why Shipt will stay rooted in Birmingham, our region's overall economic development challenges, and what we're doing about it! bit.ly/32sVDTK
“Together, we will build the infrastructure that our schools and our employers need to scale youth apprenticeships” @randallwoodfin bit.ly/2XDPnsx
Another mayor signs the Good Neigbor Pledge! Our region is taking great steps forward! bit.ly/326FrqZ
Giving back to those who gave all. Serving those who served our nation should be standard. Thank you Aletheia House for working together and making a difference! bit.ly/329iIus
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DYK: Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham commissioned a report that looks at how communities across the country have found ways to work together to tackle regional problems and projects. Lessons for Metro Birmingham?
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