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Miami-Dade and Broward Teachers Get a Bigger Break this Summer with Dade County Federal Credit Union's “Educator's Payment Program” March 1st & March 2nd
One of the biggest benefits of being a teacher – the much-anticipated summer break – just got even better. South Florida educators are now invited to take full advantage of a restful summer season by also taking a two-month break from their auto loan payments. Dade County Federal Credit Union (DCFCU) wants to show appreciation to the thousands of h...Promoted By Dade County Federal Credit Union -
NBC6, Telemundo 51 and Comcast NBCUniversal Grant $227,000 in unrestricted funds to eight local nonprofits
NBC6 / WTVJ-TV, Telemundo 51 / WSCV-TV and Comcast NBCUniversal announced $227,000 has been awarded to eight local nonprofit organizations through the 2024 NBCUniversal Local Impact Grants. Since 2018, NBC6 and Telemundo 51 have now provided more than $1.5 million to fifty-two nonprofits through the grant program. The competitive grant challenge, n... -
Voices: Keeping the Dream Alive in Hallandale Beach
Former Hallandale Beach Councilman Anthony Sanders and Rev. Gary Johnson of King Clergy National Activist outline plans for bringing opportunities for black businesses back to Hallandale Beach.
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Voices: Trayvon Martin Remembrance Weekend
Jawan sits down with Sybrina Fulton, Trayvon Martin’s mother who has turned the pain of losing her son into purpose: Combatting gun violence.
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Voices: Miramar Cultural Center ‘Keeps the Faith'
As she prepares for a rare South Florida show, award winning entertainer Faith Evans talks about her career -family life balance
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Voices: Immigrants in Fear
Advice from Attorney Vanessa Joseph of Catholic Legal Services for immigrants, documented and undocumented, fearing arrest or deportation.
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Voices: Project 12
Celebrating Black Excellence all year long with a calendar featuring prominent black men from South Florida. Jawan sits down with the woman behind the mission Shenetria Moore of She Holdings LLC.
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Voices: The Art of Mentorship
Darius Daughtry, founder of Art Prevails Project makes the connection between creativity and connecting with young people to guide them in a positive direction.
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Voices: One-on-One with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries
Jawan sits down with the nation’s top Democrat to talk about the incoming administration, reaching across the aisle in Republican controlled Washington, D.C. and mentorship.
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A spring break expedition into the past to protect the future
Miami-Dade Commissioner Oliver Gilbert gives a history lesson to high school students they will never forget.
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Immigrant anxiety ahead of the new administration's promise of deportations
Immigrants documented and undocumented express concern about the incoming president’s campaign pledges coming to life.
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Voices: Arsht Center Inaugural Gospel Fest
Free Gospel Sundays goes from the stage, to the streets, to a competition complete with cash prize.
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Voices: Battling breast cancer
A look at how BRCAStrong continues its work to support cancer survivors.
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Voices: Kappa Alpha Psi honored in street renaming
A stretch of 32nd Avenue in Miami Gardens renamed after the fraternity. It’s part of an initiative to name nine streets to honor of the “Divine Nine,” primarily African-American Greek fraternities and sororities for community service.
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Education integrationist Dr. Lorenzo Johnson talks making history as a child at Miami elementary
After desegregating Earlington Heights Elementary School as a young student, Dr. Lorenzo Johnson continues to fight for the safety and well-being of all children.