“Disability . . . is not simply located in the bodies of individuals. It is a socially andculturally constructed identity. Public policy, professional practices, societal arrangements, and cultural v…
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Grant ideas needed By WHITNEY JOSEPH - Editor August, 26, 2010 NORTH EAST — The Town Board talked about its ideas for the Community Development Block Grant application, which will soon be due b…
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Community Housing Works is at it again! They have entered the Pepsi Refresh Project for August 2010Here's their project: http://www.refresheverything.com/communityhousingw How can you help? You can…
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The 3 VISTA Members from Community Housing Works of Escondido, CA have submitted a video for the 2010 AmeriCorps Video Contest and were selected as one of the 5 finalists. Voting Opens July 20, 2010…
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EAST LOS ANGELES, Calif., Aug 24, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Pan American Bank (Los Angeles) (www.PanAmericanBank.us)
today announced that on August 14, 2010, Pan American Bank and the East
Los Angeles Financial Literacy Task Force successfully hosted the first
East Los Angeles Financial Literacy Conference. The conference, attended
by hundreds of local residents, provided members of the local community
with a series of financial literacy workshops ai
Posted on August 26, 2010 at 12:10pm —
Parents can play a key role in teaching their children financial literacy, and help is available through the American Bankers Association Education Foundation.
The foundation will host its annual Teach Children to Save Day on Tuesday. Its Web site www.teachchildrentosave.com offers tips and features a Money Talks newsletter in Spanish and English for young
people and their parents with guidance on how to make savin
Posted on April 26, 2010 at 9:22am —
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- No, she can't change the world, but she's trying to preserve her place in it, one little piece at a time.
Living in Charleston on a yearlong assignment through AmeriCorps VISTA, 23-year-old Abigail Weglarz works as a community activator and
passionate sustainability advocate.
Her personal approach to conservation and prudence includes riding a bicycle for transportation, sharing a bare-bones apartment on
Charleston's East End and garden
Posted on April 26, 2010 at 9:05am —
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