The Selma March of 1965 was a powerful demonstration of the power of collective action. Let's create a collective action to develop policies that foster change and progress. βπΎ #SelmaMarch#CollectiveAction https://t.co/wNFWseZrKZ
"The Million Man March aimed to combat negative stereotypes of Black men. Let's ensure our policies reflect a commitment to equality and justice for all. βπΎ #Equality#Justice" https://t.co/wNFWseZrKZ
Welcome to March! This month, we're 'Marching Towards Destiny in Policy Development' as we explore the impact of public policies on societal change. π #PolicyDevelopment#Change https://t.co/wNFWseZrKZ
Join us this week for another episode of 'A JustUS Story.' We'll be exploring the concept of justice within our society. Don't miss it! πΊ #JustUs#Justice" https://t.co/Tr1uvSwwkF
"As we end January, remember that personal empowerment is a journey π€οΈ, not a destination. Keep striving, keep growing. #Journey#Strive https://t.co/veJcARoknA
Join us this week for another episode of 'A JustUS Story.' We'll be exploring the concept of justice within our society. Don't miss it! πΊ #JustUs#Justice" https://t.co/Tr1uvSwwkF
Remember, personal empowerment starts with self-belief. Believe in yourself ππΎ and your ability to achieve your goals. https://t.co/wNFWseZrKZ
#SelfBelief#Achieve"
Here at ProjectiGive, Inc, we are so excited to welcome on board our Center for Health Equity and Racial Justice (CHERJ) 2022 Summer Social Justice Scholars.
#socialjustice#mentorship#socialjusticepipeline
Week 19 Social Justice Advocacy Spotlight
Shami-Iyabo Mitchell (Future MD)
I met Shami in 2016 as one of the four undergraduate student's in ProjectiGive's iRise Fellowship program, an umbrella of the Doctor's Club.
Mentorship is advocacy!
Week 18 Social Justice Advocacy Spotlight
Juanita Mitchell, MSN MDiv
I am blessed to have a spiritual circle of women that can speak to my heart and destiny. She is a nurse anesthetist by trade and prophetic seer with a Deborah anointing.
#advocacy#community#resilience
Week 17 Social Justice Advocacy Spotlight
Destinee Matthews (The Realtor)
Destinee is a former Charlotte AHEC Scholar/Intern and a social equity force. She is gifted in the area of housing equity.
#MentorshipandSponsorshipisadvocacy
Week 16 Social Justice Advocacy Spotlight
Ronald Cheatham (The Neighborhood Hero)
I am honored to highlight my bonus dad for week 16. He stepped into my life at ten years old when he married my mother.
Honor brings light to dark places.
#honorisadvocacy
Week 14 Social Justice Advocacy Spotlight
Ronnell Ingram Jr. (Firstborn)
A young activist earnestly learning how to apply his gift in practice. I speak protection over you, son. Keep shining bright like a star,. Your voice brings light to dark places.
#Motherhoodisadvocacy
Week 13 Social Justice Advocacy Spotlight
Chase Abraham Ingram (Child # 5)
The future Kingdom Ambassador! Chase keeps us growing and moving. Chase, our child #5. He helps me bring light to dark places. Resilience and social justice advocacy work require grace.
I have completed Quarter 1 of my social justice advocacy spotlight and I am already full of gratitude. Collective healing begins with honor! I am honoring the room today. Thank you to all who shine bright in dark places.
Week 13 Social Justice Advocacy Spotlight
Lathan Elijah Ingram (Child # 2)
The future MD! Lathan is considerate of everyone's feelings, and his love is pure. I am honored to call him my son.
"Advocacy is the work of the heart."
Week 12 Social Justice Advocacy Spotlight
Taylor V. Ingram (Child # 4)
Taylor V. is our fourth child and third son, both numbers significant to what he represents in our family legacy Legacy building is advocacy work!
Week 11 of my Social Justice Advocacy Spotlight
Jannell Renee Ingram (My Baby Girl)
Jannell represents my reflection in time. She is my teacher in mothering a girl into womanhood. She is a legacy captured in the essence of time. Love you, baby girl.