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You are invited! “Girl You Deserve Rest” Black Girl Mental Health Conference💜 #GYRMHC2022
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This free conference is open to Black girls in grades 8-12 who live in PA Philadelphia, Delco. and Montgomery county. Registration starts 10/12. #mentalhealth #blackgirls #EmotionalIQ
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Philadelphia nonprofit We R.E.I.G.N. is teaching girls of color to advocate for their mental health 6abc.com/post/philadelphia-n…
Yall really gotta stop STOP!🛑 Leave Black girls hair alone.
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Make #Philly neighborhoods safer & give kids a chance at a better life. Register at childrenfirstpa.org/jjreform…
#safety #juvenilejusticereform @edlawcenterpa @JuvLaw1975 @YSRPinPhilly @Kids1stCW_JJ
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Organizers said they will stay the course to help Black and disadvantaged students. They say they will be back at Dobbins for another event this winter. @kimhudsontv reports.
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Educators of Color Photovoice Project is seeing participants!
Find out more about this important project: teachersofcolorphotovoice.co… #phled
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As PPD spends $900,000,000 annually, it may be wise to examine their accomplishments.
What problems have they solved?
Do folks feel safe ?
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The lightening fast rebuild of I-95 makes me wonder why it takes decades to remove asbestos from our schools.
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Join us June 3rd for @wereign_'s Black Girl Wellness Fair at Mastery Harrity School for a day of activities, information, and community fun focused on wellness!
What can we do to address Black maternal mortality? Follow organizations like @oshun_family_center @newvoicesrj and @blackmamasmatter to learn about advocacy opportunities. #blackmamasmatter #mommyjustice #supportblackmothers #blackmaternalhealth #bmhw2023
Pregnancy related deaths increased 140% over the last three decades - cardiovascular disease continues to be the leading cause. Black and American Indian/Alaska Native women are 2-3more likely to die from pregnancy related complications. #BlackMaternalHealth #strokeawareness
It’s #blackmaternalhealthweek April 11-17. On Instagram follow @blackmamasmatter and @oshun_family_center to learn more about Black maternal health week and how you can support their work. #blackmamasmatter
The way the government and state sanctioned entities mistreat Americans for exercising their right to protests makes it necessary for us to continue doing the work we do ensuring young people know their rights.
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Whose taking care of the citizens?
17,000,000 people get their water from the Delaware River.
As the river's biggest advocate, Riverkeeper Maya Van Rossum wants to make sure what happened with the chemical spill that threatened Philadelphia's water supply doesn't happen again.
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Mental health is important for everyone, but it's especially important for young people as they navigate the path to adulthood. Support your students by sharing @samhsagov's mental health tips for kids & teens: mentalhealth.gov/talk/young-… #WellnessWednesday
How are you listening to the girls in your life? This is one of the most important articles you will read this year. #girls #listen #safespaces #mentalhealth
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Black girls, femmes, & gender-expansive youth are leaders defending bodily autonomy, organizing to change the criminal legal system, advocating for more well-being resources in schools, and squashing anti-trans bills. Join us and support their work: bit.ly/3JnZ3gJ
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Our grantee @EvoluerHouse focuses on disrupting intergenerational poverty by providing programs and activities for young girls of color in Philadelphia.
We are proud to support an org that is empowering young women to find their voices. audacy.com/kywnewsradio/news…
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#DYK that as of '22, women were paid, on average, $.83 to every $1.00 paid to men?
Today marks #EqualPayDay, which symbolically denotes how far into the year women must work to earn as much as men in the previous year. Learn more about the gender pay gap: blog.dol.gov/tag/wage-gap




















