99JAMZ's Community Matters: Recent Episodes
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99Jamz spotlights events and programs at schools, churches, government offices and non-profit organizations throughout the Miami community.
Dr. Andrea Jones talks about cancer screenings. Prof. Donald Jones talks through Amendment 3 on the Florida ballot.
Katherine Fernandez Rundle, Florida State Attorney, speaks on Miami-Dade's Juvenile Detention system.
Maestro discusses Ignite the Culture: 4th Annual Celebrity Basketball Game Miami Northwestern High School, 1100 NW 71st St, Miami, FL 33150 July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. It is a time to bring awareness to the unique challenges that racial and ethnic minorities in the United States face when it comes to mental illness.
Maestro Discusses mental health with Dr. Katina Kennedy, she is a dual certified Family and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Author, Speaker, T.V. and Radio Health Expert, Educator, Entrepreneur, Social Media Influencer, Fitness Advocate, Founder of Know Your Health Status Movement & Health Parties.
Maestro discusses the significance of the Women’s Breast & Heart Initiative National Pink Day event on 6/22. WBHI plays a crucial role in combating breast cancer and heart disease by educating women on early detection and promoting a healthy lifestyle. Schedule a mammogram at no-cost to you. Call 305-825-4081.
Maestro Discusses Social Security Benefits and Updates - In 2024, over 71 million Americans are set to receive a 3.2% boost in their Social Security benefits and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments. On average, Social Security retirement benefits will see an increase
Hurricane season begins June 1, but now is the time to begin preparing your home and business. Hurricane Preparedness Open House. Saturday, June 8, 10am-2pm African American Research Library & Cultural Center 2650 Sistrunk Blvd, Fort Lauderdale
Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County Guest: Nicole Chapman and Club Directors Jonathan, Oz & Shakeem. We discuss Membership and BGCBC needs your support from the community.
Elaine Stevens "The Home Lady" Founder- We discussed how her organization has the mandate to help 1000 Florida veterans realize the American Dream of homeownership. Also discussed was her teaming up with the City of Miramar for the "keeping America's Promise" event on June 22, 2024.
Kunya Rowley - Founder and executive artistic Director- We discussed the organizations Juneteenth celebration, The Juneteenth Experience - happening in dade and Broward. Also discussed how Hued Songs is dedicated to amplify the Black experience through the Arts.
guest host Maestro talks to Dr. Katina Kennedy, founder - they discussed ommon misconceptions about mental health and explores the role of psychiatric nurse practitioners and addressing them.
Guest host Maestro talks to Dr. Guerda Nicolas President & Co-Founder - discusses the rich history of Haiti and Haitian sustainable development focuses on civic education, environment, and entrepreneurship using diaspora resources for economic and social progress in Haiti.
Wanda Tima - Founder and CEO - we discussed being Haitian, what motivated her to start her platform, how she has become a main source of distributing information and resources to the Haitian community. We also discussed Haitian Heritage Month.
Kemba Grosirt - Founder, Nya - Mother of a Sickle cell Warrior and Project manager of ASAP and a Sickle cell Warrior and scholarship recipient Destiny - We discussed what sickle cell is, the effects and signs of having a crisis, living with the disease, surviving. SAlso discussed was their upcoming "Kevin J. Francis Memorial Scholarship & Awards Luncheon on Sunday June 23, 2024.
We discussed how she became a voice and advocate for not only the Haitian community but the community as a whole. We also discussed the current status of Haiti and the Haitians in the U.S. under TPS.
Ex NFL Superbowl champion Bryant McKinnie - Founder - We discussed how being retired from the NFL and transitioning out of the league has mental effects and how he has taken the initiative to help retired players. also discussed mental health in general and his upcoming mental health awareness event on May 9, 2023
Juliet Poulhac - Director Broward - SW External Affairs and Corporate Philanthropy - We discussed the updates that the company has, the financial help that FPL offers to customers, the philanthropy that FPL offers to the community, and what part they are having with CMG Water Safety event on May 11, 2024
Ilay Shkort, Aarin Singh and Ethan Peart, 11 graders at Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior Highschool that created Finance For All that is a youth run organization dedicated to spreading financial literacy and empowering the youth with the financial education needed to make wise financial decisions.
Faith Kennedy - Program Specialist and Christina Delgado - Ruiz - Instructional Supervisor - We discussed the Summer Youth Internship program, who qualifies, how they are seeking employers and students to intern for the summer.
Professor Jeferson Noel- Founder We discussed the Barbershop Speaks program that engages in intelligent discussions inside barbershops and beauty salons. Also discussed ws their program, "The Fatherhood Enrichment Initiative and the professors book, "Clippers of Change"
Anike Sakariyawo - Founder - Discassed was the mission of the program, how the service children with STEM and STEAM education in health, fitness, mebtal health and community involvement.
Kemba Gosier - President- we discussed what sickle cell is, the causes, the treatment and how her organization brings awareness to the disease. Also discussed was their sickle Cell town hall happening Wednesday April 17.
Darius Daughtry - Founder - Discussed how April is National Poetry month and the art of writing makes the young and old more creative, open to more things. Also discussed their 2nd annual "Our Voices : Festival of Words" April 25-27
Patricia Josue - Senior Youth Employment Manager - We discussed how Junior Achievement's programs empowers the youth with the knowledge, ability and confidence to navigate their futures. Also discussed was their 2024 Summer intern program how it pays the students throughout their internship and the employers that they are seeking to fill the positions at no cost to them.
Mz. Bee and Giovanni Sairras - Founder and Executive Director. - We discussed the difficulties that returning citizens have when they are released from prison. Also discussed was the upcoming 3rd Annual Changing The Narrative Resource Expo & Celebration.
Mark Howard - Principal - We discussed how the school was celebrating Women's History Month with their students and the difference between a regular highschool and a magnet highschool. Also discussed upcoming programs for students and how Mark started as an intern on 99 Jamz, all while becoming a teacher, then Vice Principal and now Principal of a Hallandale Magnet High.
Shannon Thomas - Operation Manager & Specialist - We discussed why her and her family started the T5 Foundation, the services that the organization provides to the underserved communities in South Florida. Also discussed was their annual upcoming Easter Day Eggstravaganza.
Eddie Cora - President - We discussed how it was The Fair's 72nd year and is happening March 14-April 7, how The Fair is actually a fundraiser because they are a non profit that has provided more than more than $538,462 to students in Miami Dade.
Pastor Alphonso Jackson Jr. - We discussed his new role as lead pastor and how as lead pastor what that role means. Also discussed was his upcoming pastoral installation service.
Karine Melissa - President - Discussed the difference between the Chamber of Commerce of Miami Dade and the Women's Chamber of Commerce of Miami Dade. Also the resources, networking and events that the Women's chamber has.
Tiffany Price - General Manager - Discussed the 50 plus company with the goal of filling over 2000 jobs on Wednesday Feb. 28, 2024. Also, how to register online, what documents to bring and what the workforce looks like in 2024.
Commissioner Daniela Jean - Discussed her Black History Month initiative. The 3rd Annual "Night of Excellence" honoring Black Men in Radio.
Youth of the Year - Ruben , Samentha and Delani. What is the "Youth of The Year '' also how they receive a scholarship for college.
Nicole Chaplin - Director of Marketing. We discussed what the BGCBC is, the services that they offer, who qualifies to attend and that it only costs $15 a year. also that it is not an after care service but an out of school program.
Dr. Tameka Bradley Hobbs - Library Regional Manager - We discussed how the library has archives, the theme for Black History month for the library.
Carmen Morris - Theater Marketing Manager - We discussed the amazing things that the center does for the youth regarding the arts. Their upcoming season of arts & culture and all of the events they have lined up for 2024.
We discussed the importance of mental health in our community and how through Amplify and their Teen Talk program they have helped over 5000 participants.
Niva telfort and Kay Cleophas - New Year New Home. Home Buyer seminar - we discussed the Do's and Don'ts for 1st time home buyers, the grants and services available for 1st time home buyers and their event "New year New Home Home Buyer seminar on 02/17/2024
Mayor John H. Taylor Jr. We discussed the growth of Opa Locka throughout the years, the journey to erase the years of bad press that opa Locka has experienced. The numerous projects happening to build and grow Opa Locka and their upcoming state of The city address that is open to the public.
Cherie Wachter - Vice President of Marketing We discussed what the Humane society of Broward County is, how pets are brought there, how to adopt a pet, what type of pets they have and their upcoming VCA Walk for the Animals to raise funds.
Debra Albo-Steiger - CEO The Children’s Bereavement Center was founded in 1999 and is a nonprofit 501 (c)3 organization providing FREE Peer Support groups to children (ages 4+), and teens, and Lift From Loss is a division of CBC providing support for young adults and adults in our community who have experienced the death of a loved one. We discussed program, the process of grieving, how their grief support is free and their upcoming Plug Rokin South Florida event celebrating their 25th anniversary.
Gizelle Ortiz-Velazquez - Director UpSkill Miami is a transformative new fund that invests in workforce development initiatives and facilitates strategic collaborations among underserved populations, training providers and employers in Miami-Dade County to give residents opportunities to expand their skills and land jobs in industry-leading fields. We discussed who qualifies for the training, the type of training offered and the deadlines to apply.
and Jordan Webster of the Ground Up Foundation - Discussed his journey from growing up in the streets if Chicago, joining the Ground Up Foundation, giving back to the community and being a part of The Miami Heat family
CEO - Nelson Hincapie , Rising Scholar Students Samuel Boyer and Jeenny St. Cyr - Discussed how the Miami dade Foundation raises funds to support students to access quality education and fulfill their academic aspirations. Also discussed was how the Rising Scholar program has changed the student's lives.
Brawley - President Above 500 Inc and Markita Heard - President of The Empower Kits - We discussed how the 2 organizations have joined forces. Above 500 offers students at risk access to positive mentorship through various platforms and their "Ignite the Culture" events and The Empower Kits are made up of school supplies that include a QR code that leads to Empower City where students get resources that include mental health support.
Chief Wayne Jones and Robyn Mack - Director of Development with Gift of Life - We discussed the duties of newly appointed MBPD Chief Jones and what it means being the 1st black police chief. Also discussed was their upcoming Gift of Life bona marroe registry event on Aug. 22nd.
Anthony Durden - President - We discussed hoe S.H.E.A.R Inc. provides community services, education and mentorships to the youth. Also discussed was the Black Financial Literacy Expo on 8/26
Executive Director - Kenfra Bullock - Major - Discussed the history of the OBC and the month long activities that lead up to the Battle of the Bands and the big football game between Jackson State University and Florida A&M University
Principals Silvia Tarafa and Pierre R. Edourd - We discussed how the all boys and all girls schools how these academies are part of the Dade County Public Schools system, they are open to middle and high school students and the curriculum that they offer. STEM
Guest: Charles Williams - Founder Generational Cure is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the mentorship of at risk young people in the Miami Dade community, particularly in Liberty City and Miami Gardens.
Stacy Ritter - CEO and Neki Mohan - Vice President Multicultural Business and Community Engagement - Disussed was the changes and growth of Fort Lauderdale and their "Dine Out Lauderdale" campaign.
Thomas Clark - President Countess Balogun - President of BCDI We discussed how the Super Pee Wee League is for Pre K youth football and cheering where no scores are kept so that there are no losers only winners
Jimena Nunez - Director of Communications We discussed their annual "Family Expo" and how it brings resources to thousands of families in Miami Dade.
Etta Harbin - Founder Timaya Williams - Prresident We discussed how tey are a non profit committed to brining direct descendents of Africans enslavedb in America out of obscurity into an identifiable presence
Guest Lixon Nelson - Executive Director We discussed how the organization empowers individuals with disabilities by providing themnwith the vital education, training, experiemce and life building tools necessary to obtain fainful employment.
Tameka Bradley Hobbs - Library Regional manager - Discussed the South Florida Book festival, how it was their 11th Annual and the times and dates off the different events and how they ere celebrating the 50t anniversary of Hip Hop.
George Goddard Vice President - Discussed how the organization was formed to save and protect young girls and women that were abused. The Sista Love Project, Inc. (a Florida nonprofit) is hosting the ALL4ONE™️ Basic Firearms Safety Clinic and Gun Lock Giveaway. This free event is open to the public and has no age restrictions.
Alicia Curtis - Childrens Needs Program Manager AND Patty Villa - Director of External Affairs The mission of Voices For Children Foundation, Inc. is to raise funds to ensure that every abused, abandoned and neglected child in Miami-Dade County has a court-appointed Guardian ad Litem (GAL) and that financial assistance and other resources are available for their health, educational, and social needs. We discussed the programs offered to the children, who can volunteer, their Back to School intiative and how someone can help and volunteer.
Founder / CEO R.E.R. Consulting and Amplified Community Resources - Discuussed their Teen Talk intiative, the steps their program takes such as: mindfuless, talking it through, etiquette, and nutrition play such an important part and how Mental Health of Men is important to keep the family together. We also discussed hoow the documentary "Hush Help Us Say Help" is helping the men of th community with their mental health.
Jayden Courtney - Jayden's Joy is a non profit that Jayden as a young girl founded dedicated to empowering kids to embrace their inner JOY and together help bring JOY to the lives of those in their community. We discussed her book: "What's Your Joy", her line of lip glosses, her upcoming Teen Summit, Social media conference and what "JOY" mens to her.
Andrea Ivory - Executive Director - - Let's Glow Summer Breast Cancer Awareness We discussed Nationalm Pink Day which is on June 23rd and how they are giving away AT NO COST Mammoograms but you must make an appointment by calling 305-825-4081. Follow them on Instagram at: @wbhi
Discussing the growth of Miami Gardens, her rise from high schoolHistory teacher, to councilwoman to now Vice Mayor. We also discussed the upcoming Juneteenth park In & Party celebration on Saturday June 17th, 2023.
Founder Tangela Sears - Discuss the laws that the organization is fighting to get passed into law, her appeal of the Stand Your Ground Law and her upcoming All White Prayer Breakfast.
Founder Melia Arnett- Archie - We discussed what the technology hub is, how it helps underserved youth get connected and learn about the digital age and how to profit in the digital age
Tracy L. Jackson - Director - We discussed hurricane season, the predictions of this season, getting prepared early and not procrastinating. we also discussed the list of things to get prepared with, contacting FEMA, the process of getting help from FEMA in case of a disaster.
We discussed their sold out Hats Off She Boss Luncheon , their Camp Honey Shine 7 week Summer Camp. Also discussed the Grand Opening of the new 56, 000 square feet Overtown Youth Center.
Lisa Ivory - President of the greater Fort Laudale Chapter - Jack and Jill of America, Inc., founded in 1938, is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to advocating for all children by creating an environment and providing resources for African-American children to succeed. We discussed The Teen Leadership Conference which serves as a formal opportunity for our teenage officers to continue to develop their leadership skills
Isis C. Roberts - Arts Education manager and Carmen Morris - Theatre Marketing Manager - We discussed the center's 48 year history in Liberty City, all of the classes, arts, music, shows and exhibits that are offered at the center.
Reggie and Rick Da Vibe - Producers - We discussed the stage play that is based on the lives of four friends who build a business empire but started from nothing. We also discussed how a portion of the proceeds will go to scholarships for students in the arts and creative spaces.
We discussed the high prices of housing, food, living with barely any increases in pay, the programs available to Miami Dade residents, and the importance of the Black vote to her reelection.
Founder Gernald Hawkins Sr. and Co founder Robert Jackson - Fathers MIA provides resources and support for fathers who want to be more active and involved in their children's lives. We also discussed their upcoming "As We Honor You" father/ Daughter and Mother / Son dance and scholarship gala.
President Bryant McKinnie; we discussed his upcoming Cocktails and Conversation panel event. We also discussed how important mental health is and how taking are and helping one another is a must.
Dr Saliha Nelson - Urgent Inc is a non profit creative youth development organization dedicated to empowering young minds to transformng their communities.
Shemele Jenkins The Miami Dade County Foster & Adoptive Parent Association is A support group for foster, adoptive, kinship and non relative caregivers and all children they serve. Shemele discussed the foster care system, children in foster care and their upcoming small Easter basket donation drive.
Velma R. Lawrence - CEO / Founder - The Embrace Girls Foundation, inc, is a 501(c)3 charitable organization that over the past two decades have provided mentoring, social, academic and wrap-around services to girls attending at risk schools in Broward and Miami-Dade County.. We discussed their events and mission that they fulfill all year long.
Angine Moss - CEO/ Founder - We discussed how Angine was a victim of molestation by different family members from age 2-8 years old and raped by a trusted family friend at the age of 11. Her lived experiences took her through a lot of turmoil. As an adult, she sought therapy and at that time vowed she was going to take back her life by becoming the (s)hero she needed when she was child!
Shanda Robets - Founder - Pain 2 Purpose is a 501(c)3 organization committed to ending domestic violence by educating the community on the dangers of this epidemic and also offering support and resources to those seeking help. We discussed how February is Teen Dating Domestic Violence Awareness Month and how the number of teens involved in relationships that include domestic violence is rising. Also their upcoming Teen Summit event.
Judith Charlton - Founder - is a non profit organization that has a mission to inspire and bring awareness to the importance of being a registered organ donor. We discussed the importance of being an organ donor and what kidney health is.
Black Excellence Parade and Festival - Mayor Veronica Edwards Phillips and Recreation manager - Vince - Discussed the city's 15th Annual Black Excellence Parade and Festival, the schedule of the day's festivities, and the growth of the City of Lauderdale Lakes.
Kham Ward - Founder & CEO - Discussed how this non profit's mission to make tech accessible and inclusive , also discussed was the importance of diversity in tech is so important so tht it grows on balloon levels. Also discussed was the Technolij Innovation Center at Florida memorial University.
Joan Dominguez - Lead Education & Prevention Specialist - We discussed how Febuary is "Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month". Also discussed was the signs, how to help a victim and help them through so that they do not lose their lives.
Sgt. Shantell Mitchell and Officer Christopher Bess - We discussed the life of being a police officer in these times, how 1 bad cop can ruin it for all of the good police officers. Also discussed The Miami Beach police Dept's recruiting event. What the job entails,salary, benefits, qualifications and how to apply.
Brenda Morrison - President and Michelle Alisma - Membership Chair - We discussed what the Urban League of Broward . is, what services it provides for the community nd what the Young Professionals Network is and services that they provide. Also discussed was their upcoming 'oin Week" .
Ted Lucas Founder , Marlon Avery - Executive Director , Chandler Malone - Advisor - We discussed the Technolij Innovation Center's ribbon cutting, how Technolij Inc, is a non profit organization focused on closing the racial wealth gap through technology education and how the program provides tools, equipment and training that will provide opportunities for people to develop skills , create new businesses and start careers in emerging fields.
Joy Veasy - Board Chair - We discussed how the City of Fort Lauderdale is keeping his legacy alive with their week long of festivities and their finale parade and festival on Monday
Victor B. Williams - Founder of Quest - We discussed January's Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Also discussed were the signs of someone who is a human trafficker, the different types of human trafficking and how to survive it if you fall victim
Mariah Forde - PR and Social Media Manager - Discussed the NWS's second mobile Wallcast as part of Family Music Day at the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center on January 7th in Liberty City.
Dr Barbara Montford - Board Certified Urologist and Dr. Delvena Thomas - Board Certified Psychiatrist. Discussed what it means and how it is to be a Black female doctor, how health care services have changed since the pandemic
Clinton Harris - Company Dance Member and Wesley Wray - Guest Performer - The Peter London Global Dance Company is Miami's leading multicultural and multiethnic contemporary dance ensemble, with it's dancers or virtuosic techniques in ballet, contemporary, latin jazz and hip hop.
Discussed their upcoming concert titled "Ancestral Ground" at the Adrienne Arsht Center December 28th - December 31st.
Director of Helpline Services and Cora - Senior Manager discussed the helpline's services, available for free 24/ 7 and how they launched 9-8-8 which is their Suicide Prevention Crisis Lifeline. Available in English, Spanish and Creole.
Terry Elliot - Founder and Sherria Elliot - Co Founder- Discussed their 15Th Annual Christmas on 15th Festival event. with Toy Giveaways, Best Dressed Vehicle contest, Parade, Battle of the Drumline and so much more Saturday December 17th
Miami Dade Water and Sewer Department - Jennifer Messemer-Skold Communications Manager - We discussed the department's huge improvement program to upgrade the infrastructure. Also the do's and don'ts of what to flush and what to throw down the garbage disposal.
Chief Executive Symeria Hudson - discussed as newly appointed chief executive her experience of running a non profit, the legacy of The United Way Miami and what's coming up for 2023
Corbin Graves interactive media director of Miami MoCaad and Chris Norwood, Curator and founder of Hampton Art Lovers at the historic Ward Rooming House. to discuss Soul Basel and Miami Art Week in Overtown.
Clifford Knights and Steve Vixamar - CEO's - IMG Helps is the philanthropic arm of IMG Health Clinics that provides free services specializing in testing, treatment and management of HIV
CEO Rebecca Fishman Lipsy - Discussing Nov 17th which is "Give Miami Day" and what the Miami Foundation does year round and what their mission is
Discussing his 1st year as Superintendent, his job as superintendent and "The Secure Our Future" Referendum #210
Romani Dukes who is the founder discusses how the tragic loss of her son to gun violence helped her push through and create an organization that fights for justice
Jonathan Dotson and Ron Gibbs from the 100 Black Men of America South FL discussed their upcoming fundraiser, a golf tournament, happening on Fri, Oct. 28th.
Dr. Marcus Bright facilitates the development of partnerships, processes, and programs that create transformational economic and educational opportunities for youth and families in Miami-Dade County through his role as Youth Services Administrator with the Miami-Dade Economic Advocacy Trust.
event taking place Oct 6-10 in honor of World Mental Health Day and National Coming Out Day.
about their 3rd Annual Survivor's Ball. This year is dedicated to male survivors of abuse.
"Twan the Counselor". He has a special program which is only for children to address trauma. He uses several different modalities to treat children and can discuss these to educate the audience that these options are available.
Rachel Badilla, MSW (Masters in Social Work) CEO of Heal Grow Thrive in Liberty City and Thrive & Blossom, a non-profit entity.
Quentin Morgan, President of the Ft. Lauderdale Chapter of the 100 Black Men of America, Inc. They are enrolling boys grades 6 through 12 for their mentorship program.
How to prepare for hurricane season, the do's and don'ts of keeping the pipes in your home working, is tap water safe to drink?
the VP of Multicultural Business and Community Engagement for the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention and Visitors Bureau. She described their newest campaign, LAUDERDEALS SUMMER CAMPAIGN. LauderDeals are special savings for visitors and residents on hotels, spas, dining, and things to do during the summer and beyond.
who is "in charge" of the Miami Connected program with the Miami Foundation. The Miami Connected Program is making the internet affordable for certain socioeconomic groups.
CEO- rida Parents of Murdered Children about their upcoming event July 9th, the 4th Annual Prayer Breakfast in observance of the memories of murdered children.
They are doing a recruitment event June 20 to July 11 to recruit more firefighters.
You interviewed Capt. Keith Bell and Lt. Bessie Bickham
about their upcoming event July 9th, the 4th Annual Prayer Breakfast in observance of the memories of murdered children.
The representative is D’Mychal Norwood, MSW | Sr. Host Homes Coordinator & Internship Program Field Supervisor.
Host Homes is a community driven opportunity to assist young adults experiencing housing instabilities. Young adults ages 18 to 21 who are at risk of, or currently; couch surfing, on the streets, struggling to pay rent, or have unstable relationships within their current home are considered eligible.
June 23rd - National Pink Day with Women's Breast & Heart Initiative - The Mobile Mammogram Vans will be at Fresco y Mas in Hialeah June 23rd from 8am to 3:45 p.m. IT IS NOT OPEN TO EVERYONE; THERE ARE CERTAIN CRITERIA SUCH AS - women must be at least 38 years old, not have had a mammogram in the past year, and be asymptomatic to name a few of the qualifiers. Eligibility is discussed and determined during the intake process. This opportunity is available by appointment only. by calling 305.825.4081
They are doing a recruitment event from June 20 to July 11 to recruit more firefighters. Capt. Keith Bell and Lt. Bessie Bickham
He gave updates about their nonprofit including the young ladies program being in full swing and recent and upcoming events.
They had their graduation and End of the Year Banquet Saturday, June 4, 2022. A total of 10 young men will be graduating from the program and they are looking to send these graduates out in style.
June 27th is National HIV Testing Day. Let's replay Damon's interview during which he discussed how Afro Pride increases HIV education, testing, community involvement, and treatment among Black communities. Afro Pride, Inc wants people to know their status. Their contact information 954-951-2911 and afroprideflorida.org.
Garland Jackson the founder of Unity Fire Association - Non-Profit. Caribbean American Heritage Month is a celebration of the accomplishments of those of Caribbean heritage who consistently make contributions to American culture and daily life It is recognized nationally by the President of the United States and celebrated across the country. South Florida is home to a significant number of Caribbean nationals who now call America home
Spirit of the Caribbean - Saturday, June 11, 2 pm at Arts Park in Downtown Hollywood - Young Circle
Free Family Event - A colorful festival featuring the music, food, art, and culture of the Caribbean. World-Class Artists, Delicious cuisine from a variety of islands, Cultural performances, and Fun for the entire family.
Performances by Kevin Lyttle and Glen Washington plus more
June is Men's Health Awareness Month. You interviewed a urologist, Dr. Barbara Montford, to discuss prostate health, including prostate cancer. There was also another guest - a man who is battling prostate cancer currently - Andre Williams. He started a non-profit to educate men on prostate cancer awareness.
Where she has served in this capacity for the last seven years. Serving as the Executive Director of the Key Clubhouse of South Florida gives her insight and training on how much support people living with mental illness need to live independently and how the community can work together to better serve those living with this devastating disease.
The Key Clubhouse is a 501c3 founded to assist people with mental illness live independently, acquire jobs and function in society.
Which is a free 12-week program to help create jobs, teach interview skills, and help create resumes.
in Liberty City and Thrive & Blossom, a non-profit entity that is a compassionate comprehensive integrated mental/ / behavioral health center whose goal is to provide our clients with evidence-based trauma-informed care with an emphasis on mindfulness.
She will discuss neuropsychological testing - testing children for things like ADD, ADHD, Learning Disorders and other mental illnesses.
He is certified to provide certifications for medicinal cannabis. He is well versed in the laws, and the pre-events prior to FL enacting the law, and can detail the types of medicinal cannabis, use of medicinal, and how to obtain.
An online event. Handling Risky Business is a 501c3 non-profit organization that serves the South Florida market, focusing on delivering programs and services to low-to-moderate income communities. Coach Mo serves as our curriculum content creator and is one of our facilitators on our team.
EVENT: Saturday, May 21, 2022 ongoing for 8 weeks. 11 am- 12 pm - Online Event
She is the founder of Cala Cares Suicide Prevention Corporation. She created this foundation on Jan. 12th, 2021. Her daughter, NaCala D. Lopez died in April 2017 after committing suicide - she shot herself with a gun.
Cardiologist to discuss awareness of hypertension aka high blood pressure during the month of May, and men's health for Men's Health Awareness Month in June.
A non-profit that was created to support people who have been sexually assaulted or molested.
Hosanna4Youth has been a VOICE for the voiceless since 2009. They provide educate, awareness, resources and support to victims and their families that have been impacted by incest, molestation, rape by a family member or trusted family friend. We have served over 2500 people to date.
Where she has served in this capacity for the last seven years. Serving as the Executive Director of the Key Clubhouse of South Florida gives her insight and training on how much support people living with mental illness need to live independently and how the community can work together to better serve those living with this devastating disease.
The Key Clubhouse is a 501c3 founded to assist people with mental illness live independently, acquiring jobs and function in society.
Ms. Betty Lara, Executive Director of Glory House - its Miami location. Glory House is a non-profit that dedicates its efforts to the battle against Human Trafficking. You all defined human trafficking, how to identify it, how to assist someone suspected of being involved in trafficking, etc.
February was Teen Domestic Violence Month so we asked her to come back and interview with us. They teach healthy dating. During the month of Feb, they are running a series of virtual parent workshops to get parents and youth talking, especially about dating. 954-761-1133 local hotline for Women in Distress
A non-profit that was created to support people who have been sexually assaulted or molested. Hosanna4Youth has been a VOICE for the voiceless since 2009. They provide education, awareness, resource, and support to victims and their families that have been impacted by incest, molestation, rape by a family member or trusted family friend. We have served over 2500 people to date.
Baynanza will commemorate its 40th year Biscayne Bay CleanUp, on April 23rd 2022 at 9 a.m. to noon bring the community together to celebrate our incredible marine resources and help restore Biscayne Bay’s shoreline at 27 locations across the County.
About upcoming events that the City of North Miami Beach is providing for their community such as mortgage and rental assistance, Small Business Expo.
North Miami Beach residents may be awarded up to $7,500 if they qualify for this program. They will begin handing out applications on April 25th.
A non-profit organization that is geared towards raising awareness of sexual assaults and assisting human trafficking survivors. April is sexual assault awareness month and they are hosting a webinar 4/14/2022 @6pm Est.
For nearly 30 years has provided educational workshops and resources to youth and families to move them from brokenness to wholeness.
UPCOMING EVENTS: Spring Caribbean gala on Tuesday, April 5th 600 pm to 900 pm at the Rusty Pelican
Also, free food distribution (first come first served) at Goulds/Demps Park located at 11350 sw 216 street, Miami Fl 33170 one Thursday monthly 9am to 12 am on April 14, May 12, June 9, July 14, August 11, September 8, October 13, November 10, December 8. No registration needed, please join the car line and drive up to receive food donations
Baynanza will commemorate its 40th year Biscayne Bay CleanUp, on April 23rd, 2022 at 9 a.m. to noon bring the community together to celebrate our incredible marine resources and help restore Biscayne Bay’s shoreline at 27 locations across the County.
FATHERS M.I.A., which is an acronym for moving FATHERS Missing in Action to FATHERS Motivated, Involved and Active, is hosting their 4th Annual, ‘As We Honor Her’ Spring Gala on Saturday, April 2, 2022, at 6:30PM. The event will be held at the Charles F. Dodge Center, located at 601 City Center Way, Pembroke Pines, FL, 33025. The ‘As We Honor Her’ Spring Gala partners young ladies who do not have a father in their lives with local law enforcement officers in full Class A uniforms to create a Daddy/ Daughter event.
It is a pantry that was started to serve the community in the height of the pandemic in August 2020. They are addressing food insecurity and combating food waste by donating food to folks in need. They also assist with housing assistance, counseling, clothing, shoes.
Part of Florida State University’s College of Business. Discussed two of their programs: Small Business Executive Program (SBEP) and Nonprofit Executive Program (NPEP) in Broward and Palm Beach counties.
For nearly 30 years has provided educational workshops and resources to youth and families to move them from brokenness to wholeness.
UPCOMING EVENTS: Spring Caribbean gala on Tuesday, April 5th 600 pm to 900 pm at the Rusty Pelican
Free food distribution (first come first served) at Goulds/Demps Park located at 11350 SW 216 street, Miami Fl 33170 one Thursday monthly 9 am to 12 am on April 14, May 12, June 9, July 14, August 11, September 8, October 13, November 10, December 8. No registration is needed, please join the car line and drive up to receive food donations
The 360 Program is helping Afro Pride to raise money for AIDS Awareness.
Monday, February 7th was National Black HIV Awareness Day. It is observed each year on February 7th to increase HIV education, testing, community involvement, and treatment among black communities. Afro Pride, Inc wants people to know their status - 954-951-2911 and afroprideflorida.org.
UPCOMING EVENTS: Florida Aids Walk Music Festival on March 19th, a yearly event
For nearly 30 years has provided educational workshops and resources to youth and families to move them from brokenness to wholeness.
UPCOMING EVENTS: Spring Caribbean gala on Tuesday, April 5th 600 pm to 900 pm at the Rusty Pelican
Free food distribution (first come first served) at Goulds/Demps Park located at 11350 SW 216 street, Miami Fl 33170 one Thursday monthly 9 am to 12 am on April 14, May 12, June 9, July 14, August 11, September 8, October 13, November 10, December 8 No registration is needed, please join the car line and drive up to receive food donations
The Parent Club is a part of The Children's Trust grant-funded programming to improve parenting. The Children's Trust Parent Club is in partnership with the University of Miami. The Children’s Trust has partnered with local parenting experts and Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) to offer FREE, countywide workshops on relevant topics about raising children that are successful, healthy, and happy. 90-minute workshops on parenting. Workshops are available in English, Spanish, and Creole, during flexible hours, including afternoon, evening and weekends, as well as in convenient locations.
UM PCIT is a grant-funded program through the Children's Trust that offers free parenting classes for families of children ages 2-7 who reside in Miami-Dade County. They are slowly opening up to in-person services, following CDC and University guidelines for safety during the pandemic, but we also offer our program virtually.
Food Network South Beach Wine and Food Festival - the last day is the day this interview will air - Sun. Feb 27th. The Food Network & Cooking Channel South Beach Wine & Food Festival is an annual five-day event located in Miami Beach, Lincoln Road. The event showcases wine, spirits, chefs, and culinary personalities. WEBSITE: https://sobewff.org/
T'Keyah is a Green Haven Project co-founder, Dietitian, and CFO. She is a Registered Dietitian and Licensed Nutritionist in Florida and a former NCAA and international athlete. The Green Haven Project (GHP), a 501(c)3 organization based in Overtown, Miami, Florida, and was founded in 2019. The Green Haven Project is a nonprofit organization with a focus on creating community gardens in areas predominantly known as food deserts.
The 360 Program is helping Afro Pride to raise money for AIDS Awareness. Afro Pride partners with AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF). Monday, February 7th was National Black HIV Awareness Day. It is observed each year on February 7th to increase HIV education, testing, community involvement, and treatment among black communities. Afro Pride, Inc wants people to know their status: 954-951-2911 and afroprideflorida.org.
CEO - Timothy Wilson and Board Member Sarah Branston - On the Water with Veterans takes veterans on fishing trips for a day of fishing used as a therapy to help them cope with PTSD and other mental health traumas or traumas. They have an upcoming event they want to talk about - their fishing event. It is taking place on April 13th. The event is free of charge.
Glory House is a non-profit that dedicates its efforts to the battle against Human Trafficking. You all defined human trafficking, how to identify, how to assist someone suspected of being involved in trafficking, etc.
FMU, Miami Dolphins for the construction trade program - Dr. Donnie Hale and Ms. Nakia Jones. It is a free 12-week program to help create jobs, teach interview skills, and help create resumes.
Emily Janas with Women in Distress again. February is Teen Domestic Violence Month so we asked her to come back and interview with us. They teach healthy dating. During the month of Feb, they are running a series of virtual parent workshops to get parents and youth talking, especially about dating.
I interviewed Andrica Telusma - membership Chair- non-profit, Urban League of Broward County Young Professionals Network. They are gearing up for their annual membership drive which is called Join Week. Join Week takes place February 7-14th.
It is a free 12-week program to help create jobs, teach interview skills, and help create resumes.
They have a multi-tiered festival that celebrates the history and influence of the Harlem Renaissance movement. The event is called I Dream a World: The Harlem Renaissance and Beyond, taking palace Feb. 1-5, 2022
CEO Timothy Wilson and Board Member Sarah Branston - On the Water with Veterans takes veterans on fishing trips for a day of fishing used as a therapy to help them cope with PTSD and other mental health traumas or traumas. They have an upcoming event they want to talk about - their fishing event. It is taking place on April 13th. The event is free of charge.
Emily Janas serves as the Education & Prevention Manager at Women In Distress (WID), the only state-certified, nationally accredited domestic violence center in Broward County. In her current role at WID, Ms. Janas oversees education initiatives that build community awareness and capacity through training and classroom prevention programs on domestic violence, dating violence prevention, and healthy relationships.
January 11th was National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. You interviewed Ms. Betty Lara, Executive Director of Glory House - its Miami location. Glory House is a non-profit that dedicates its efforts to the battle against Human Trafficking. We defined human trafficking, how to identify, how to assist someone suspected of being involved in trafficking, etc.
T'Keyah is a Green Haven Project co-founder, Dietitian, and CFO. She is a Registered Dietitian and Licensed Nutritionist in Florida and a former NCAA and international athlete. The Green Haven Project (GHP), a 501(c)3 organization based in Overtown, Miami, Florida, and was founded in 2019. The Green Haven Project is a nonprofit organization with a focus on creating community gardens in areas predominantly known as food deserts.