On November 21st, Wiggin and Dana was a proud sponsor of the Connecticut Hispanic Bar Association (CHBA) 29th Annual Awards Celebration at the New Haven Lawn Club. Wiggin and Dana Associates Fizza Alam, Armando Ghinaglia, Emmett Gilles, and Valerie Salcido were in attendance. Congratulations to all award recipients honored.
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Final call to get your tickets for the 2024 Black Excellence Awards! Join us for an inspiring evening on August 9th from 5 PM to 9 PM at the stunning Caswell Farm and Wedding Barn in Gray, ME, as we honor extraordinary individuals advancing a more inclusive and equitable community for all of Maine. Secure your tickets now and be part of this special celebration: https://lnkd.in/dCzz9swJ #blackexcellence
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Nearly 100 African American boys from Icon Preparatory School attended the 2024 B.U.B.B.A. Sons in Suits Community Awards in Tampa, Florida. Dressed as kings, these young gentlemen proudly accepted their accolades, symbolizing their achievements and potential. The event celebrates and uplifts young boys and men of color, inspiring them to greatness.
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This year, the Oikos Institute for Social Impact will once again recognize those in the Black Church and Historically Black Educational Institutions (HBEI's) that have innovative approaches to serving their community at our second Fishing Differently™ Impact Awards/Gala and Conference. Candidates are those who are using their spaces and places to make an impact in their community. Their properties are used to address issues of food insecurity, affordable housing, childcare, and recidivism or to create revenue and jobs. These are the types of projects that will be considered. We are looking for those projects that exemplify what it means to be Fishing Differently™ for social impact. We praise and celebrate those who share in our passion for this work. WHO WOULD YOU NOMINATE FOR A FISHING DIFFERENTLY™ IMPACT AWARD? Please share who you think meets these criteria and why in 200 words or less. All nominations are due no later than January 31, 2024. Pictured here: Rev. Dr. Abdul Knox (honoree), Rev. Dr. Denise C. Picket (honoree), Dr. Otis Moss III, Rev. Dr. Sidney Williams (co-founder of Oikos) , Rev. Jeremiah Wright (honoree), Rev. Dr. Reginald Blount (co-founder of Oikos), Rev. Demetrius Davis (honoree), Rev. Lisa Williamson (honoree), Richard Townsell (honoree) https://lnkd.in/eREMPNs9
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This event is going to have global impact. If you're a security professional who cares enough to make the world a better place, I highly reccomend attending this conference (virtually if needs be), networking, learning and getting involved. #MakeHistory #security #safety #trust
Former Chief Constable at Norfolk Constabulary now working with the International Policing and Public Protection Research Institute (IPPPRI), Child Rescue Coalition and Protect Children, Finland
It is only 6 weeks before Policing Institute for the Eastern Region annual conference takes place, I am looking forward to hosting with Sam Lundrigan a stellar line up of speakers from around the world, and to hearing about the latest research, projects, interventions and operations that are making a difference to the whole system response to the threat of online CSA Standby for some major announcements, and of course for our onsite delegates the opportunity to join Sam Lundrigan and me at our first black tie dinner and the inaugural Excellence in Online Protection awards. I am excited to announce that we have 25 nominations, far exceeding my expectations, I am looking forward to acknowledging and celebrating the real difference the nominees are making. There are a few seats left for the dinner, so please book your space soon. We cannot wait to see you all there.
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In case you missed it, check out the recording of our Being Black Abroad Webinar!
Our Being Black Abroad Webinar was an absolute success, and it wouldn't have been possible without the incredible contributions from our panelists. A heartfelt thank you to our alumni – Gladiz De la Rosa, Farah Mohamed, Jailah Clayton, and our dedicated staff – Jeniece Carter, Britni P., and Kyle Cox. Your authentic stories fostered meaningful connections, provided valuable insights, and added immense value to the discussion. Didn't make the live webinar? No worries! Check out the recording here: https://lnkd.in/e9cks_aH
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This is how you make a net that works
Thank you to the 100+ White educators and leaders who showed up for "The Journey to White Allyship in Divisive Times" at Association of Independent Schools in New England DEI Conference. Thank you Becky Biggs and Sara Wilson for the invitation to speak. Thank you Ali Michael, PhD Robin Schlenger Robin Alpern (she/her) for your mentorship. (I was in good company at this conference!)
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Diversity is changing in a powerful way!
A historic day! USPAACC CEO Susan Allen and U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. President Ron Busby, Sr. signed the ByBlack x USPAACC Fast Track partnership. Our organizations will work together to increase the benefits of minority certification for diverse businesses across the United States. Together, we're stronger! Read the news release: https://bit.ly/49TmzO8
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Today we honor Juneteenth, a day of remembrance and reckoning. As we celebrate today, let us also acknowledge the work still left to do in achieving equity for all. Our work isn’t done, and it starts with awareness. Learn about Juneteenth and its importance here! https://shorturl.at/Lw3Na
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📣 Attention NABA Seattle Members!! 📣 Join UW for the 21st Annual Celebration of Black Alumni Achievement! The Celebration of Black Alumni Achievement (formerly Celebration of African American Alumni Achievement), was created by the late Dr. Thaddeus Spratlen, UW Foster Professor Emeritus of Marketing, to create a sense of community among Black alumni and students at the UW Foster School of Business. This celebration honors leaders within the Black community and raises funds to support the Association of Black Business Students (ABBS) Scholarship and African American Heritage Endowed MBA Scholarship. This is the only event at the Foster School specifically dedicated to raising funds for this critical need. While this event is geared towards UW Foster's Black alumni, students, faculty, staff and corporate partners, all who are committed to supporting and increasing racially diverse business and academic populations are welcomed. Business attire and comfortable shoes is highly recommended as this will be a networking atmosphere. However, limited seating will be provided throughout the room. Heavy hors d'oeuvres and a hosted bar will also be provided. (Government issued ID is required for 21+ bar service) Please DM Tai Moultrie, CPA, MBA before close on business Wednesday, February 7th should you want to attend as registration is limited. Check out the video below to learn more! #naba #nabaseattle #blackatfoster #uw #students #alumni #professionals #accounting #finance #business #celebration
Join us at the 21st Annual Celebration of Black Alumni Achievement at UW Foster School of Business
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