Love to support young adults and family friends... George Wyche is featured in this play! Let's go out and support!
RESURRECTION OF A ROSE 
May 23, 2026
Single performance only
Follow Philly Connect founded by Carin Pinto on Instagram - Bible study on Thursday evenings each week for young adults 20s and 30s.
https://www.instagram.com/phillyconnecthtx/
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Please note the application deadline is May 11, 2026.
The Houston (TX) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated has served the Houston Community for more than 75 years. We are committed to leading the way to ensure our youth are academically successful. To further support our mission, we are excited to announce that the 2026 scholarship application is currently open!!! Please share with your networks!
The online application, https://bit.ly/4u4j5Cr
Scholarship Criteria
*Houston area senior/home school student graduating by June 2026.
Student must be enrolled full-time at a 2 or 4-year college or university in the fall of 2026
*Minimum GPA – “B” average is preferred. If GPA is lower than a “B” average, please share any issues or obstacles in the required essay.
Information Required
*High School transcript
Two letters of recommendation (at least one letter from an educator- teacher, counselor, or high school administrator and a community leader- minister, scout leader, etc.
*Recent photograph (head shot)
Thanks so much,
Karen D. Marshall
I am on the planning committee and we need volunteers as audience members, to help with guest experience - showing guests to the 2 Rooms 14 teams pitching from not just Houston but other states!
If you can help contact me at 713-304-3336 via text (Rodney, Sam Denard, Dr. Camille Little will be on site as judges - just to name a few, Gina Carroll is on the board and got me involved!)
This is an AWESOME event all those who volunteered that I recruited are coming back this year! Says something!
We are BIGGER with more teams more viewing rooms and just more, more, more and we could REALLY use YOUR help on May 20th 4:30pm for the VIP/Volunteer experience!
REGISTER HERE - NO COST TO REGISTER - Please add my name Donna Blackshear-Reynolds when you register for the VIP/Volunteer experience. We need folks to register to plan for you. THERE WILL BE DELICIOUS FOOD just like last year for our VIPs, volunteers and audience members!
If you know principals, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, High School students needing volunteer hours (we will provide certificates), church groups, churches, PLEASE Share - this is an awesome concept and some schools might want to join YWCPA in the competition there will be multiple YWCPA teams competing.
The students learn to meet with community members to come up with a need, develop a concept, Project Invent helps them develop a prototype and are coaches to help the teachers and the students with prep for Demo Day. We are teaching kids to FISH! Won't you be a part of this momentous movement for Entreprenuership and INVENTION! Our kids are bright and can INVENT!
PLEASE REGISTER ASAP Click HERE or paste in your browser
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A Vision for Building Anti-Racist Health Systems
Virtual Convening: Tue., May 19 | 1:00–2:00 p.m. ET
What should an anti-racist health system look like? It includes identifying and addressing how differences in access, treatment, and life experiences affect health and require tailored care and treatment.
Accountability, inclusive leadership, and community power building help improve health practices, care, and outcomes. Collectively, it leads to systems change, the kind of change needed for sustained improvements.
Join leaders working at the intersection of policy, health, and community as they discuss how to create anti-racist solutions to improve care, and ultimately health.
Panelists will explore:
· The foundational components of building an anti-racist healthcare system
· The power of partnership to improve trust and outcomes
· Addressing structural racism in policy and practice
Date/Time:
Tuesday, May 19, 2026
1:00–2:00 p.m. ET
Speakers:
· Jamila Michener, PhD, Associate Professor, Director of the Center for Racial Justice and Equitable Futures—Cornell University
· Jennifer Wells, MSW, Director of Economic Justice—Community Change
· Robin Wright-Pierce, MPA, Founder & Chief Executive Officer—Transforming Change
Share this invite with others you feel may be interested!
Follow The Intersection on LinkedIn to connect with fellow leaders in advocacy and healthcare.
Convened by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, The Intersection brings together people who work inside and outside of healthcare to build anti-racist health systems. It’s a place where community and justice advocates, healthcare providers, and public health experts can share their experiences, provide feedback on how to tackle challenges, and talk about what’s working.
Questions?
Contact info@MeetAtTheIntersection.org
Register Here: 
