Naptown Anti-Dope Move(meant)

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With Adetola Ajayi of the City of Annapolis Mayor's Office

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Dec 05, 2018

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Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Adetola Ajayi, a Community Services Specialist with the City of Annapolis Mayor’s Office, about Naptown, what the event is about, what its purpose is, and the One Annapolis: Community Engagement Initiative.

Produced by: Beltway Newsmakers Team

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Achieving U.S. Citizenship

Achieving U.S. Citizenship - 4:43

In 2016 the United States awarded more than 750,000 immigrants with citizenship status. Organizations like Hispanic Unity Florida are one of the many resources being utilized to help people achieve their life-long dreams of becoming naturalized. Program Coordinator Evgeniya Nechyparenka talks about how they lend a helping hand.

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Providing A Piece Of The American Dream

Providing A Piece Of The American Dream - 4:05

The American Immigration Council reports 1 in 5 Floridians are immigrants, with about 2.5 million of them already having been naturalized. Hispanic Unity of Florida is one of the many pillars assisting immigrants in achieving the American Dream. Program Director Sandra Tobon discusses.

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Counting..

Counting.. - 4:36

Tuyet Ngo, Chief Executive Officer of the Vietnamese Association of Illinois (VAI), discusses the importance of counting the immigrant and refugee communities in the greater Chicagoland area and across the state for Census 2020, especially under the current federal administration. Founded in 1976, the Vietnamese Association of Illinois is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that focuses on serving diverse communities of all ethnicities and religions, fostering unity, and promoting Vietnamese American identity. Since its founding, VAI has served thousands of Vietnamese Americans and other ethnic communities through facilitating resettlement and citizenship, building community, seeking employment, addressing healthcare issues, raising political awareness, providing educational opportunities, addressing multi-generational issues for seniors and youth, establishing and expanding businesses, and strengthening cultural heritage. Our impact began in the Uptown neighborhood and the northside of Chicago, then expanded to DuPage County via our satellite office in 2016. The purpose of VAI reflects our Community and Service mission:
To promote, support, and develop various cultural, social, and educational programs to serve Vietnamese Americans and other ethnic groups in Illinois.
To help generate the mutual assistance spirit among Vietnamese ethnic group members.
To foster closer relationships with various Vietnamese organizations in a common effort to serve the needs of Vietnamese Americans in the state of Illinois.
To strengthen and perpetuate the unity and solidarity of the Vietnamese Americans residing in the state of Illinois.

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ALANA Intercultural Center

ALANA Intercultural Center - 4:42

Frederick Douglass Unity House Associate Director and President of the New Bedford NAACP, LaSella Hall, shares how ALANA students develop their own sense of cultural identity. Mr. Hall also discusses the UMASS college chapter of the NAACP.

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