Equanimity Foundation, in collaboration with @virginialulac, sponsored a program featuring a motivational speaker and a student/community art project at the Arlington Career Center. Motivational speaker Amanda Molina, a Corporate
Ms. Molina is Corporate Counsel at Microsoft specializing in Artificial Intelligence who also serves as Judge Advocate General (JAG) in the Air Force, spoke of her rise to success through hard work in overcoming barriers she faced as a trailblazing first-generation Latina.
Margaret Chung, a principal in @APSVirginia , introduced this well-attended program for the Career Center's diverse student body. Award-winning photographer Lloyd Wolf who beautifully captured the event.
Renowned Colombian artist Oscar Javier Gonzalez, who has exhibited his work in places such as Bogota, Paris, Berlin, and NYC, led the students in a hands-on trauma-informed art workshop featuring cultural imagery and personal expression.
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As part of our Hispanic Heritage Month spotlight, we would like to recognize the tremendous work of @claudiagonzalez, founder of the @WAAH_Foundation and @TheHispanicStar, and her commitment to promoting better jobs, education, health, inclusion, and equality for Hispanics
#HispanicHeritageMonth is here! Let's raise our voices and show what our Hispanic community represents for this country. Kickoff this celebration with us and register for our Opening Ceremony here: https://t.co/2yq33FPZeQ #TogetherWeShine#HispanicStar
We encourage you to watch the powerful message Claudia delivered last year during our Hispanic Heritage Month Soirée in 2020. We are incredibly thankful to Claudio for assisting organizations such as Equanimity Foundation achieve success.
Hispanic Heritage Month (HHM) celebrates the history, culture, and significant contributions people of Hispanic/ Latin descent have made to our Nation. As an organization founded by @IamKarenIsabel, a Salvadoran American, HHM has a special meaning for our organization.
Originally established by President Lyndon B. Johnson in September 1968 as a week-long celebration, HHM is now observed from September 15 – October 15 to mark the national Independence Day anniversaries of many Latin American countries
This article, written by Mathew Chemplayil,@RodKhattabi, and Alina Marquez Reynolds, explores the challenges related with combating human trafficking, approaches used to find justice for survivors, and makes a call-to-action for everyone to fight against modern day slavery.
EQF is committed to inclusive learning and in the context of the pandemic and International literacy day, we encourage you to find ways to uplift technology-enabled literacy learning, to reimagine literacy and to commit to leaving no one behind. #InternationalLiteracyDay#EQF
Equanimity Foundation celebrates the contributions of workers to America’s prosperity, wellbeing, and strength. We also acknowledge the workers around the country, and the world, who continue to face unacceptable, unjust working conditions. #LaborDay#EQF#WorkersHumanRights
As the humanitarian crises unfolds in Afghanistan, EQF continues monitoring the situation closely. We recognize the need to help those who want to be helped. Our mission of supporting the global community in times of need is influenced greatly by Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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