The North Division Alumni Association, Inc., is sponsoring the 7th annual Spring Fling Membership and Scholarship Dance on Saturday April 21, 2018 at the African American Women’s’ Center, 3020 W. Vliet St. Doors open at 6 PM and event will conclude by 10 PM. The cost of tickets is $10 in advance and $15 at the door. For additional information, please call Ned Moton at … [Read more...] about Save The Date for Spring Fling Membership and Scholarship Dance on April 21
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MATC to Offer Free Summer Camps in Robotics for High School Girls and Health Care Career Exploration for High School Boys in Mid-June
MATC to Offer Free Summer Camps in Robotics for High School Girls and Health Care Career Exploration for High School Boys in Mid-June MILWAUKEE (May 25, 2017) – Milwaukee Area Technical College will hold two free week-long summer camps for high school students 16 years of age and older in June at the Downtown Milwaukee Campus, 700 W. State St. Offered through a … [Read more...] about MATC to Offer Free Summer Camps in Robotics for High School Girls and Health Care Career Exploration for High School Boys in Mid-June
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC.® 83RD CENTRAL REGIONAL CONFERENCE APRIL 6-9, 2017
Thursday, April 6 Volunteering to sort and label food to feed the Milwaukee community. Friday, April 7 | Step Show Members will pause for some fun at the Old School, AKA 83rd Regional Step Show. Friday, April 7 | 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, April 8 | 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Schedule your appointment to give blood at the AKA Community Blood … [Read more...] about ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC.® 83RD CENTRAL REGIONAL CONFERENCE APRIL 6-9, 2017
PAID, federal internship programs for Spring/Summer 2017
Best beard trimmer Are you looking for a paid internship? Are you interested in working for the federal government? If the answer is yes, then The Washington Center has the perfect opportunity for you with the Federal Diversity Internship Initiative! This program offers a federal internship, free housing, a stipend, and professional development opportunities to all … [Read more...] about PAID, federal internship programs for Spring/Summer 2017
“Millienniel Vote” and “Young Voters Prepare for Election”
Below are links to two very important stories for the presidential election -- young voters. Like women, they will be a determining factor. If they come out in record numbers as they did for Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton should win. If they don't, Donald Trump has a good shot at being the nation's next president. If you can't get it on your web pages, we strongly suggest … [Read more...] about “Millienniel Vote” and “Young Voters Prepare for Election”
D.C., Nation Head to Polls Early
D.C., Nation Head to Polls Early VOTE: Holly Gerberich, owner of a Washington advertising agency, jetted into the voting booths early at Malcolm X Elementary School in southeast Washington. Gerberich, founder of Gerberich Growth Strategies, wanted to make sure she cast her vote and wasn’t going to let anything get in the way. “I came to vote early for convenience,” she … [Read more...] about D.C., Nation Head to Polls Early
Racial Climate at the U.S. Naval Academy
http://www.hunewsservice.com/news/view.php/1024869/Racial-climate-at-the-Naval-Academy Racial climate at the Naval Academy www.hunewsservice.com Everyday the men and women of the American armed forces risk their lives to fight for our freedoms. … [Read more...] about Racial Climate at the U.S. Naval Academy
Young person’s reflections on her first visit to the Smithsonian National African American Museum of History
AAMUSEUM -- Deja Lakin, 21, of Woodbridge, Md., reflects of her first trip to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. It brought to life, she says, the stories that her grandparents told her when she was growing up. DEJA LAKIN 580 words … [Read more...] about Young person’s reflections on her first visit to the Smithsonian National African American Museum of History
No Limit Records; A Family of Entrepreneurs
A Conversation with Hip Hop Impresarios By Montrose Waite, Howard University News Service Photo by Bennett Raglin/Getty Images: Romeo Miller, second from left, and his father, Master P, far right, helped kick off the second season of “Growing Up Hip Hop” and talked about the challenges of creating, maintaining and growing a entertainment company. WASHINGTON, … [Read more...] about No Limit Records; A Family of Entrepreneurs
Black Churches Being Pushed Out of Nation’s Capital
CHURCHES -- Long-standing African-American churches are disappearing from the nation’s capital one at a time, like victims in an Agatha Christie murder mystery, the culprit – residential only parking. As the city’s new, mostly white residents push for special neighborhood parking, they are inadvertently forcing churches out of the District of Columbia, city officials and … [Read more...] about Black Churches Being Pushed Out of Nation’s Capital