PURE Program Reaching Young Teens for Mentoring & Resources

By Dianne Anderson

From early childhood, the years of extreme domestic violence that Angel Schaffer witnessed took its toll. As a young girl, she was labeled a slow learner, shifted into special education classes for what she now recognizes as a type of stress related disorientation.

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Khmer Girls in Action Youth Wellness Platform

By Dianne Anderson

Whether Southeast Asian, Khmer, Latino or African American, boys and men of color everywhere are no stranger to racial profiling, discrimination and high violence.

Through the Khmer Girls in Action Youth Wellness Platform, a program started by

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Immunize Infants On Time, Every Time

Disease and disability can be avoided if children are adequately immunized. The City of Long Beach Health Department is promoting childhood immunization by participating in outreach campaigns to educate parents about the safety and importance of infant and toddler immunizations. California’s Toddler

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Teen Center at McBride Park Opening Celebration

The Office of Sixth District City Councilmember Dee Andrews, in cooperation with the Long Beach Department of Parks, Recreation and Marine, invites the public to attend an opening event for the new Teen Center at Ernest S. McBride, Sr. Park, 1550 Martin Luther King Ave., on Saturday, April 28, at 11 am. The event will

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Black Dollars, Support Black Businesses

LB Black Dollars, Raising Awareness of Supporting Black Business

By Dianne Anderson

Those ever-elusive Black Dollars, where do they all go?

For decades now – it’s a hard-to-grasp concept for social advocates and Black professionals. Billions of potential dollars that could increase the wealth and well-being of African American communities and businesses are somehow

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Judge Mablean Ephriam Scholarship Brunch

(LOS ANGELES, CA – April 27, 2012) – Judge Mablean Ephriam is excited to celebrate the 10th Annual H.U.F. (Honoring Unsung Fathers) Awards &...
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New Program Helps Formerly Incarcerated with Services

By Dianne Anderson After a 25-year history of gangs, drugs and prison, today Rodney Coulter feels like a new man. He’s finally come out of his prove...
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45th Annual Beautillion Ball

The “Best Is Yet To Come” was the theme for the 2012 Beautillion Ball held Saturday in San Bernardino. The event marked The Social Lites’ 45th annual...
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New Tech Jobs Need Skilled Workers

By Dianne Anderson For years, well over a decade, communities have wondered how to bring back millions of “blue collar” jobs that dried up as Ameri...
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