Roberto Herrera
Hearing that somebody puts several dead black boys in their pocket every day, along with his keys and wallet, before leaving the house is jarring. But then again, that was the point of the first ever Social Equity Day held on Valentine’s Day at the University of Miami.
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This upcoming Valentine Day, before you cozy up to your mate during a special night out, The Children’s Trust and the Early Learning Coalition of Miami-Dade/Monroe County invites you to face some hard uncomfortable truths about social justice.
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As a packed house enjoyed Mama Mia on the Mainstage at Actor’s Playhouse at the Miracle Theater on a late January Sunday, there was even more precocious talent on display upstairs in the Children’s Theater.
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Coming soon to a small screen near you – a telenovela that helps you learn how to be a better parent or caregiver!
Felix Becerra
Florida ranks second in the United States in the number of human trafficking victims.
Gregory Reed
The 10th year of the foremost youth talent show for Miami’s up-and-coming stars is officially underway as auditions open for the 2020 Young Talent Big Dreams competition on November 1. As always, there are NO ENTRY FEES to enter the free competition in search of hidden talent in
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More than ever, our understanding of living a fulfilling and rewarding life points us to the importance of how we perceive ourselves and those around us. Are we empathetic? How do we deal with our emotions and how do they affect our relationships and our understanding of the emotions of others.
Gregory Reed
The 10th Annual Spooky Symphony delivered on its promise of the producing some of the most beautiful scary music you will ever hear at the Miami-Dade County Auditorium on Sunday, Oct. 27.
