Iβm honored to share that the Mayor of Syracuse, Sharon Owens, has appointed me to serve on the Syracuse City School District Board of Education as a Commissioner.
I am deeply grateful for this opportunity to serve our community and remain committed to ensuring that every student has a chance to succeed.
Because education is the great equalizer.
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We may not all like the choices Museveni made for ministers but it is totally dumb to accuse people of being non-Ugandans when their families and roots here are known!
Adonia or Muganga being NRM or siding with what we donβt align with doesnβt deprive them of their Ugandanness!
This weekend served as a reminder of the challenges our police officers face every day. Today, we remembered the 12 officers who did not make it home. We will always uplift their memory and may it serve as a reminder of the bravery of the men and women of the @syracusepolice
The Rwandan community in Syracuse will always have my full support. It was an emotional evening as we commemorated the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi here in our city.
Thank you to Mayor Sharon Owens for the proclamation and continued support of the community.
The keynote speaker, Professor Drew Kahn, spoke about Rwanda with sincerity, depth, and undeniable passion. Onondaga County Legislature Chairwoman Nicole Watts delivered a moving speech, sharing stories that reminded us of the importance of our shared humanity.
Thank you to all the community leaders who showed up in solidarity with the Rwandan community.
What happened in Rwanda was evilβbut the victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi have refused to let that evil define them. They have responded with resilience, unity, remembrance, and humanity.
βDo not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.β β Bible (Romans 12:21)β
The Rwandan community in Syracuse will always have my full support. It was an emotional evening as we commemorated the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi here in our city.
Thank you to Mayor Sharon Owens for the proclamation and continued support of the community.
The keynote speaker, Professor Drew Kahn, spoke about Rwanda with sincerity, depth, and undeniable passion. Onondaga County Legislature Chairwoman Nicole Watts delivered a moving speech, sharing stories that reminded us of the importance of our shared humanity.
Thank you to all the community leaders who showed up in solidarity with the Rwandan community.
What happened in Rwanda was evilβbut the victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi have refused to let that evil define them. They have responded with resilience, unity, remembrance, and humanity.
βDo not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.β β Bible (Romans 12:21)β
Honored to share a panel with distinguished and honorable judges, alongside community leaders, for Law Day. Inspired by the students who showed up ready to learn and engage.
Thank you to Onondaga County Legislature Majority Leader Nodesia Hernandez for organizing such event.
Honored to share a panel with distinguished and honorable judges, alongside community leaders, for Law Day. Inspired by the students who showed up ready to learn and engage.
Thank you to Onondaga County Legislature Majority Leader Nodesia Hernandez for organizing such event.
April is Fair Housing Month! Everyone deserves a good home and laws to protect that. Iβm proud to support our friends at @CNYFairHousing as they keep working hard for this in our community.
100 Black Men of Syracuse Gala Dinnerβwhat a night. Honored to be in the room celebrating leadership, service, and the power of community. I encourage the Syracuse community to support this organization and the incredible work they are doing.
100 Black Men of Syracuse Gala Dinnerβwhat a night. Honored to be in the room celebrating leadership, service, and the power of community. I encourage the Syracuse community to support this organization and the incredible work they are doing.
Itβs my priority to give more transparency to the city budget process. Releasing the FY26 mid-year report and proposed budget workbook are important tools to help everyone understand how we use resources and deliver services
I am a product of public education. I will never stop fighting to ensure every child, regardless of zip code, has access to a quality education that prepares them for a better tomorrow. Education is the equalizer.
I am a product of public education. I will never stop fighting to ensure every child, regardless of zip code, has access to a quality education that prepares them for a better tomorrow. Education is the equalizer.
Weβre a city that loves a sweet treat! A pleasure joining Councilor Hanah Ehrenreich at the westsideβs legendary Harrison Bakery to refuel for budget season!
Honored to be interviewed by the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications on my SCSD appointment. Iβll share the link once itβs out.
Education is the greatest equalizer. π
Honored to be interviewed by the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications on my SCSD appointment. Iβll share the link once itβs out.
Education is the greatest equalizer. π
Proud to join fellow Orange alumnus President @JoeBiden for the unveiling of his official portrait at @SyracuseU!Β
President Biden has shown the world what public service is all about, and we know his legacy will inspire future generations to lead with integrity and purpose.