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Organizers of the event hoped to create a needed space for communal healing for the Santa Barbara AAPI community, and to potentially create a network of AAPI organizations and individuals that can respond together as a unified force in the face of violence.
“It was so wonderful to look around and see so many of our AAPI community coming together last Saturday, from small children to our elders. So much gratitude, love and connectedness filled the air. Salamat po-” said co-organizer Judy Guillermo-Newton.
The organizers goal is to be seen in the Santa Barbara community as a unified, vocal and committed group of your AAPI neighbors, friends, coworkers, and family members who can no longer remain silent or be silenced as expressions of anti-AAPI hate permeate the community.
» Severe obesity (Body Mass Index ≥ 40 kg/m2).
» Type 2 diabetes mellitus with hemoglobin A1c level greater than 7.5%.
Healthcare providers may also vaccinate individuals with developmental or other severe disabilities or illness if:
» The individual is likely to develop severe life-threatening illness or death from COVID-19 infection.
» Acquiring COVID-19 will limit the individual’s ability to get ongoing care or services vital to their well-being and survival.
» Providing adequate and timely COVID care will be particularly challenging as a result of the individual’s disability.
These include people with a range of physical and behavioral disabilities, such as people with serious mental illness and those with serious substance use disorder.
PHOTO PROVIDED A scene from Haudenosaunee Canoe Story, by Rosann Whitebean. For the majority of film history, stories about Indigenous people have been presented by non-Indigenous writers, directors, and too often, actors as well. This fact has done a lot of damage in terms of how Indigenous people are seen, and the often subtle apologist tones with which American history is portrayed. That’s begun to slowly change. And this month, Rochester’s newest film festival will serve not only as a showcase of regional Indigenous films, but an initiative to promote filmmaking specifically among Haudenosaunee women. “There is a powerful difference between telling our own stories or having someone tell them for us, says Michelle Schenandoah (Oneida), founder and editor-in-chief of
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There was a police shooting, and the person was fatally wounded and pronounced deceased at the scene, Lompoc police said.
Two veteran police officers involved in the incident have been placed on paid administrative leave as is standard after a shooting, Martin said.
He identified them as Cpl. Andrew White, a 14-year member of the Lompoc Police Department, and Officer Mauricio Calderon, a 12-year member of the force with 25 years total in law enforcement.
The investigation into the incident is continuing, and Martin declined to provide additional details or comment on reports circulating in the community.
Clint Younge, a trailblazer in the Canada s cannabis industry, outside of LOST, a mental health organization in Hamilton, Ontario, that he championed as the CEO of MMJ Canada. Word that New York legislators are serious about implementing a social equity component to their plan to legalize pot has me thinking a lot about Clint. Clint Younge is my stepbrother. Or rather, he was my stepbrother. Neither of us know how to classify our relationship anymore. My father was married to his mother for a long time. We grew up together. He is also a pioneer in Canada’s cannabis industry. In recent years, he has traveled the world as a cannabis consultant, addressed Parliament on behalf of the industry, and made a small fortune in the process.