Kennedy Valve Company participated in the United Way of the Southern Tier’s “Day of Action,” where team members volunteered their day at the local Corning Youth Center. A very special thanks to Alex Fresonke, Tracy Barchet, TJ Gillette, Gene Patterson, Liz Hickox, Dan Burczynski, Stephen Hum, Cherise Haase and Chris Abernatha for their time and efforts! Our team helped with organizing the quiet and art room, washing windows, cleaning the garden bed, tarp and mulching the flower area and cleaning around the building of unwanted weeds and brush.
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What do Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania, Portland & Eugene Oregon, Cleveland, Toronto (New York), Jersey City, Detroit, Baltimore, Indianapolis, Chicago, Elk Grove & Urbana & Normal & Kewanee Illinois, Stone Mountain Georgia, Miami, Orlando, Los Angeles, Petaluma and Santa Rosa all have in common? Folks there are tuning in next week to my training for bike & transit activists-- "How to Build a Coalition and Win Bigger." Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gRkDZ76g
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Thanks for the insights @justicefunders. Acknowledging the stolen native lands we are on, is the beginning of the beginning of a processs to imagine pathways to repair and rejuvenation. I think incoporating the payments to a Land Trust into overhead admin costs is an excellent idea and way to systematize and normalize the giving to land trusts in our work… as part of the beginning of the beginning.
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In this recently published personal story, Tara Brown, Board Treasurer and former Executive Director of Hidden Leaf Foundation, shares how the ask to pay honor taxes (such as Shuumi) stirred her to consider the decades of impact her ancestors have had on this land in the Bay Area, the original land of the Ohlone people. “This part of my family lineage exploration has been about awkward truth-telling, finding our relatedness even in its discomfort, and remembering who we are and how we belong.” Read or listen to Tara Brown’s story below. Thank you for organizing us, Justice Funders!
The Ohlone Have Never Forgotten, and We Are Remembering
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BREAKING NEWS! RAD CAMP, RAD CAMP READ ALL ABOUT IT!
RAD IN THE NEWS: Did you catch us on ABC7 Los Angeles as they joined us in #CelebratingTheRADDESTDecades at RADStock, chatting with Meghan Clem, Katie Webb Brundige and a few of our campers about the impact of their camp experiences! Alongside volunteers from Monster Energy, J.P. Morgan and more, our groovy festival was a blast from the past that captured the essence of RAD Camp - creativity, inclusion, and a whole lot of FUN! 🌈✌️🌼 We are beyond grateful for this incredible media coverage that showcases the impact and importance of our RAD cause. Because of all our amazing supporters, we are proud to continue to expand our services and welcome even more campers to the best place to be in Southern California each summer! 🔗: https://lnkd.in/gpwG4r3S #RADCampOC #RisingAboveDisabilities #10YearsOfRAD #MediaCoverage #ABC7LosAngeles
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Ultimate team outing? Be like Office of Governor Tim Walz & Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan and commit to getting the lead out! Find our trained (temporary) tattoo artist — for these VIPs, our Assistant Commissioner Frank Kohlasch did the honor — inside the Eco Experience at the Minnesota State Fair. You'll help spread the word about getting lead out of fishing tackle, which is estimated to cause 25% of adult common loon deaths. Learn more about this important issue, and how to get involved as an individual or business: https://lnkd.in/gaFUPRQ5
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Partnering for Prevention! We're thrilled to see PCA America's President & CEO, Dr. Melissa Merrick, spotlighted in the Kappa Delta Sorority magazine. In a candid discussion with Kappa Delta's Executive Director Maggie Waples, Dr. Merrick shared how, for decades, PCA America and Kappa Delta have joined forces to foster environments where children and families thrive. 📚 From transforming our approach to focusing on primary prevention, to celebrating our long-standing efforts, this partnership embodies our shared commitment to stop child abuse before it starts. Kappa Deltas everywhere are a crucial part of this mission, enhancing our reach and impact through community involvement and national advocacy. Together, we can create a world where all children can thrive, free from abuse and neglect. 🔗 Dive into the full article to explore how together, we're creating hopeful futures and why every action matters in our journey toward a world where all children live purposeful and happy lives. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/g92MGdCb #PreventionInPartnership #PreventionIsPossible #PrimaryPrevention
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Good focus in Arizona on utility damage prevention.
Meeting today on behalf of Tilson and AZUCA with the members of Arizona 811. Always good to catch up with those in our industry. Relationships are critical to safe deployment. #onamission
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Frendie wishes everyone a wonderful and communal last week of Pride month 🏳️🌈✨ For us at Frendie, it is important to build a safe and empathetic environment where we accept everyone as they are and are respectful of each other 🤗 🌈 When creating a profile, our users commit to Frendie's safe conversation principles, which include concrete guidelines for safe and responsible conversation 💚 The instructions can be summarized in three main principles: 💜 I discuss with compassion: this topic highlights actions of empathy, apologizing & forgiveness, perception, listening and aiming to find a common ground. 💛 I discuss with an individual: this topic highlights actions of respect, accepting different views, not labeling people and understanding that individuals do not represent groups as whole. 💚 I discuss responsibly: this topic highlights actions of creating a safe space for everyone, not trying to force views on anyone, discussing without insulting others and accepting that we do not always know everything. The full principles of safe conversation can be found from our website from Frendie PRO academy. What kind of elements are important for safe conversation in your opinion? #Socialwellbeing #equality #Pride
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You know that saying "Everything's bigger in Texas"? Well, that's a true statement, but the only thing bigger than Texas is the Texan-State pride. Texas might just be my favorite example of a successful #lovemark, I mean how many other States do you know that offer waffles shaped like the State itself? You can read all about it in my recent blog with TEDxUTAustin: "Texas-sized waffles, beavers and everything in between." https://lnkd.in/gGXmvT9R
Texas-sized waffles, beavers, and everything in between. — TEDxUTAustin
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The Alliance Ambassadors met today at Charley's for the September meeting. Great food with great people! I'm honored to work with each of them and call them friends. We will see you at the next meeting, Josh Cline, Byrrl Sheppard, Laura Murrell, and Robert Pyle! Thanks, Rob Pearson, for hosting us today. #YesLynchburgRegion #FindYourAlliance
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It's clear that Organized Retail Crime (ORC) presents a significant challenge in the retail industry. Collaborations like the one between Sam B. and retail giants like Target are pivotal in enhancing safety and security within the community. The transformation we seek can only be achieved through the joint efforts of local agencies and businesses and being proactive in our approach. Ultimately, it's essential to recognize that the same individuals who vote in local elections are also the consumers of these retail establishments. This underscores the importance of fostering a mutually supportive relationship between the community and businesses. By working together and taking proactive measures, we can pave the way for a brighter and more secure future for everyone.
An enormous shout out to Bernaillo County DA Sam B. for visiting one of our stores in Albuquerque to talk ORC. He and his team are leading the way in tackling this issue and making Albuquerque safer for everyone!
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