We are proud to support #BlackInNeuroWeek, an initiative of the @BlackInNeuro professional development group. DUCOM alumna @BrielleRyan is helping to organize the virtual celebration of Black excellence in neuroscience and associated fields. (1/3)
Happy #Pride month, DUCOM community! As we celebrate, please take a minute to get to know Til Kus, president of LGBTQ Professionals in Medicine group: https://t.co/7yTin4s0Tx
On Friday, June 5 at 12:30 p.m., we are opening up a space for dialogue about racism and becoming active allies in the fight against systemic injustice. We hope you'll join and let us know your plan to attend this virtual conversation by registering here: https://t.co/5d2y670mFl
#COVID19 is impacting businesses across our state, including local newspapers. But the work of journalists bringing us timely, accurate information is more important than ever.
If you can, please consider becoming a subscriber to your hometown paper or supporting local radio.
Our class of 2020 couldn't celebrate in person on "Match Day" because of COVID-19. They learned where they'll complete their residency training remotely instead. See what medical students had to say about having a virtual ceremony: https://t.co/b7xgNQFmaB
“... newspapers are still providing the bulk of original reporting at the local level. So when you lose them, you lose that watchdog function that is so important in our democracy.”
Winter meal sites will be open when schools are closed for winter break. 🏫❄️🍎 Children up to 18 years old can eat free and healthy meals at sites across the city. Find a #WinterMealsPHL site near you. https://t.co/lpcp15PPS6
2.6 MILLION POUNDS.
Wow. We're stunned. Thank you to everyone in the Delaware Valley for continuing to make #CampOutForHunger the largest food drive in the country. On behalf of @933WMMR & @Philabundance, we thank you for your generosity. https://t.co/jHM3LRUlQn