Here and Now: Autism awareness and Helping Those Hit Hard by the Pandemic
Meijer Announces $1M Donation to Urban League Chapters, Including Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha
National Urban League Honors the Passing of Civil Rights Icon Alcee Hastings
NEW YORK (April 6, 2021) -- National Urban League President Marc H. Morial issued the following statement in response to the death of U.S. Representative Alcee Hastings:
ReMarcs Newsletter - April 3, 2021
The future is female. Vanita Gupta + Kristen Clarke are the nation’s best hope for a Justice Department that is committed to civil rights. Read more. | Celebrating women of color. Last month, we honored the achievements of 7 women at our Women of Power Awards. Did you miss it? Watch the replay NOW! | Take action. The future of the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act is in your hands. Urge the Senate to vote to end Qualified Immunity! Here’s how. | Mark your calendars. On April 7th, join our virtual session for strategies on how to create an inclusive and diverse workforce. Register today.
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Columbus Urban League Partners with OhioHealth to Expand Vaccine Distribution Equity
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Brittany Jackson sat outside the Columbus Urban League (Columbus, OH) on Saturday, chatting quietly with the nurse administering her first shot of Pfizer vaccine in the King-Lincoln Bronzeville neighborhood on the NEast Side.
Sporting a "God Is Dope" T-shirt written in highlighter green, Jackson offered a thumbs up and a smile that crinkled the eyes above her mask. How did it feel to finally receive the vaccine?
"On deck," she said with a laugh, as the soft beats of Spotify's "Soul Coffee" playlist echoed across the parking lot.
The 34-year-old was one of 240 people to receive the coronavirus vaccine through the "pop-up" COVID-19 vaccination clinic over the weekend, courtesy of a partnership between the Columbus Urban League and OhioHealth.