Out of Many, One Community: Combating Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric
Join us for a powerful conversation as we confront the damaging rhetoric aimed at Black immigrants, particularly the Haitian community, in light of recent derogatory remarks by former national leaders. Sponsored by South Florida People of Color (SFPoC) and the African American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC) through our Unity360 Community Dialogue and AARLCC Cultural Conversations series, and made possible by a grant from the Community Foundation of Broward, this important event will explore the history, challenges, and opportunities facing Black immigrants, particularly Haitians, in South Florida.
Black Mental Health: Unveiling the Silence
Mark your calendar for an important conversation about Black Mental Health. Join us for an evening of dialogue and community healing as we delve into critical issues impacting the mental well-being of the Black community.
This event is possible thanks to a grant from The Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation Broward Community Fund at the Community Foundation of Broward.
A Brief History of Redlining
The origins of the term "redlining" in Dade County Florida can be traced to the Home Owners Loan Corporation (HOLC), a federal New Deal agency of the 1930's. HOLC developed an elaborate appraisal and rating system for different neighborhoods in cities across the country. These neighborhood appraisals were plotted on "residential security maps''. These maps were used for years afterwards as a tool for denying loans to residents of Dade County's black communities.
A candid conversation about diversity and inclusivity in Miami
Shaun Swanger, Swire Properties’ Senior Vice President of People and Operations, and Roni Bennett, Executive Director of South Florida People of Color, sat down for a candid conversation about diversity and inclusivity in Miami and Swire Properties’ work with South Florida People of Color. For the last 4 years, Swire has partnered with this nonprofit organization that is bridging differences through education and facilitating meaningful dialogue to foster equity and a sense of community in South Florida.
The 20th of May: The History and Heritage of Florida’s Emancipation Day Digital History Project is an online portal documenting nearly 160 years of the history and culture celebrating the 20th of May, Florida’s Emancipation Day.
The 20th of May, Florida’s historic emancipation celebration, has been observed in many Florida communities with the majority of the state’s Black population since 1865. In fact, in St. Augustine and Key West, because of the presence of the U.S. Army during the U.S. Civil War, Black people celebrated emancipation as early as 1863....
Celebrating Success at the Greater Miami Shores Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner
South Florida People of Color (SFPoC) is a 501c3 non-profit dedicated to empowering South Florida’s diverse communities through education, dialogue, and advocacy with a focus on healing, equity and inclusive leadership.
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We curate enriching and educational community programs that celebrate diverse perspectives and empower individuals with different identities to connect and collaborate. Through the exploration of history, arts, and culture, we aim to foster meaningful dialogues that pave the way for healing, genuine inclusiveness, and a sense of belonging.
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