Delta Education and Charitable Foundation Raises Funds for Scholarships at Carnivale Mystique Mardi Gras Gala
The Delta Education and Charitable Foundation hosted its Carnivale Mystique Mardi Gras Scholarship Gala in February.
The Delta Education and Charitable Foundation hosted its Carnivale Mystique Mardi Gras Scholarship Gala in February.
Combatting Asian hate is essential for upholding the fundamental human rights of Asian individuals and communities. Every individual deserves to live free from discrimination, harassment, and violence based on their race or ethnicity. On February 29, 2024, the first-ever digital resource, the Asian Resource Hub, launched. The hub is a unique digital resource developed in…
The World Youth Foundation is launching its 2024 programs focused on youth innovation, entrepreneurship, STEM education, arts, personal and leadership development, and training for industry careers and apprenticeships.
The Jack and Jill of America Foundation’s Houston Chapter is inviting the public to have a swingin’ good time at its 2nd Annual Golf Classic this Saturday, March 2.
With primaries around the corner, the ethnic vote is more important now than ever before. Voter turnout in Harris and Fort Bend counties has steadily declined. The question is why? Is it a lack of voter confidence, voter apathy, and/or simply voting regulations that deter voters from going to the polls during regular election days/hours?…
The Houston Ethnic Media service recently held a roundtable with about 40 journalists from various diverse print, radio, and digital media outlets from across the city. The event, led by FEMA, centered on educating the public about winter preparedness and staying #WinterReady. Panelists included: Traci Brasher, FEMA Deputy Regional Administrator in Region 6, Brian Murray,…
A recent study revealed that four in five African Americans mistrust mainstream media, a large but understandable percentage particularly given how news coverage has resorted to its pre-George Floyd perceptions. How are we empowering better leadership in Black media? The media has always been a vital pillar of democracy because it informs citizens, holds governments…
HOUSTON — It’s time to make your voice heard, Houston! Tuesday, March 5, marks the official day for primary elections, but early voting officially begins today. Early vote centers in Harris County will be open Tuesday, Feb. 20 through Friday, March 1 (7 a.m. – 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 12 p.m. – 7 p.m….
Big Slim, the Nawf’s prominent figure, recently hosted a festive Holiday Party & Toy Drive at Baytown’s newest Checkers location. Partnering with Checkers in 2022, Big Slim introduced his exclusive meal, The Big Slim Meal, featuring The Texas Bacon Buford, Checkers Famous Seasoned Fries, and a drink in a limited-edition 44 oz collector cup. Collaborating…
The Houston Association of Black Journalists (HABJ) hosted its annual Sneakers Ball this month at the historic Eldorado Ball Room. The event was a resounding success, awarding a collective of 15, 000 divided among to 12 students from various universities and colleges in and around the Houston area pursuing studies in communication. The Sneakers Ball,…
This year the Houston Metropolitan Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated presented 16 beautiful and accomplished young ladies to society at the Houston Marriott Westchase Hotel, culminating the Chapter’s 19th Biennial Debutante Season, themed Nights Over Egypt. The 2023 Debutante Season began with the Mother-Daughter Tea, the first formal social event of the…
Award-Winning Public Relations Firm, Lemon-Lime Light Media hosted a dinner on October 26, 2023 at The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum to celebrate men of Houston who are leading in their careers, accomplishing goals, serving the community, and exuding class. First Class Men of Houston Dinner was created by La’Torria Lemon, the CEO/ Founder of Lemon-Lime Light…
By: d-mars.com News Provider Lone Star College Lone Star College-Houston North Fallbrook is serving students in new and innovative ways. The concept behind this college location originated from a partnership between Fallbrook Church and Lone Star College. “The partnership between Lone Star College-Houston North and Fallbrook Church is the perfect example of how you can…
By: d-mars.com News Provider StatePoint No matter your age, it’s likely you’ve questioned your ability to make a difference. Research from the global nonprofit Points of Light shows that 73% of people believe that volunteering is more important than ever, yet 66% think they can’t make a big impact in their communities. Activists on the…
No matter your age, it’s likely you’ve questioned your ability to make a difference. Research from the global nonprofit Points of Light shows that 73% of people believe that volunteering is more important than ever, yet 66% think they can’t make a big impact in their communities. Activists on the ground prove otherwise. That’s why…
Children with special needs often require specialized care and support to thrive and reach their full potential. Special needs clinics dedicated to pediatric care play a pivotal role in providing comprehensive, tailored services to address the unique needs of these young individuals and their families. In this article, we explore the importance of special needs…
By: d-mars.com News Provider NNPA, Stacy M. Brown The Curry’s said they are determined to ensure that all Oakland Unified School District (OUSD) students receive essential resources, including nutritious meals, literacy support, enhanced schoolyards, and youth sports opportunities. When we think of community, we think about what others give back to enrich their current neighborhoods…
By: d-mars.com News Provider De ‘Reese Reid-Hart has been appointed as the president of Lone Star College-Montgomery. He assumed the role on September 1st, following the announcement on July 28th. With 25 years of experience in higher education administration, Reid-Hart has been a part of Lone Star College since August 2016. Prior to becoming president,…
By: d-mars.com News Provider The City of Houston has recently announced that it has awarded a total of $5 million dollars to local arts organizations as part of the Federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). The grants, ranging from $8,500 to $100,000, can be used to support artist contracts, marketing, and staff expenses incurred between…
By: d-mars.com News Provider The failed amusement park known as Grand Texas, which was supposed to bring thrills and excitement to the Houston area, is still trying to make a comeback. In 2013, the park’s parent company went bankrupt, leaving locals disappointed and longing for a new amusement park experience. Although Grand Texas managed to…