Mascot Books announces the release of Listen Up, Buttercup! written by Kiera Ezell of Tuscaloosa, with illustrations by Tristan Tait. Ebba is a happy bear who loves living in the forest. She also loves her [Read More]
One in six Americans lives in a rural county. These communities play a vital role in the United States’ economy, but their residents tend to live less healthy and shorter lives. The University of Alabama at [Read More]
Sozo Children International, a Birmingham, Alabama-based nonprofit ministry dedicated to serving at-risk children in Uganda, will host its annual fundraising Gala at The Club on September 9, 2021. The “Evening of Dreams” will feature a [Read More]
The Birmingham Holocaust Education Center (BHEC), in collaboration with Red Mountain Theatre (RMT), is presenting its annual fundraising event (online) L’Chaim on Sunday, August 22 at 3 p.m. The presenting sponsor for L’Chaim this year is Medical Properties Trust. The program [Read More]
Two Birmingham-area kids have made a national name for themselves by doing good in the world, and their accomplishments will be celebrated in a new book series, Young Change Makers. Written by bestselling author Stacy [Read More]
Sozo Trading Co., located in the Avondale community in Birmingham, has partnered with Workshops Empowerment, Inc. (WE inc.) to provide on-the-job training for local area high school students with disabilities. The summer program is part [Read More]
Child Life Specialists at Children’s engage patients in therapeutic play to reduce fear, anxiety, and pain. The hospital’s Performance Area, a designated space for Child Life’s playful activities and special group events, was previously not [Read More]
The Jewish Foundation for the Righteous (JFR) has selected 21 middle and high school teachers from 12 states and four educators at U.S.-based Holocaust centers, as 2021 Alfred Lerner Fellows to delve into the complex [Read More]
The statistics are alarming. Nearly 20 people per minute in the United States are physically abused by an intimate partner, according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV). Also reported by the NCADV is [Read More]
The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (BCRI) is pleased to announce that the law firm of Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP will be contributing $500K to support the Institute’s mission to enlighten each generation about civil and human [Read More]
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