Maintaining mental health and recognizing the signs of declining mental health is essential in the Black community, and mental health resources are available in various places such as churches, libraries, and schools.
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Upcoming meetings and events in the Baltimore and D.C. and Virginia Area
Baltimore, D.C. and the surrounding neighborhoods are hosting a variety of events this month, including free health screenings, movie marathons, live concert performances, and more.
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Hurricane Beryl strengthens into a Category 4 storm as it nears the southeast Caribbean
Hurricane Beryl has strengthened into a Category 4 storm as it approaches the southeast Caribbean, prompting warnings from government officials and the closure of schools and businesses in affected areas.
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Baltimore’s Caribbean Carnival: Celebrating 43 years of culture, community and color
The Baltimore Washington One Carnival is celebrating its 43rd anniversary with a grand parade, live performances, and authentic Caribbean cuisine, showcasing the vibrant colors and intricate designs of the Caribbean diaspora.
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Giant’s BBQ Battle winner Good Googly Goo reflects on the Black roots of barbecue
The 35 teams competing in the 32nd Annual Giant National Capital Barbecue Battle in Washington, D.C. were led by the Good Googly Goo BBQ team, who were named the grand champions for their success in various subcategories.
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Diverse, Inclusive Studies Are Key to Finding Effective Dementia Treatments
The Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center is working to expand the diversity of their research studies to ensure new discoveries benefit everyone, with the goal of developing new interventions that benefit everyone.
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A Place Where Children — and Families — Thrive: The United Way Family Center in Columbia
United Way of Central Maryland’s Family Center in Columbia offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere for children ages 0 to pre-K to learn, grow, and thrive, while also providing free services and affordable rates to support families.
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University of Maryland Medical System Is Advancing Access to Cancer Care in Prince George’s County
The Cancer Center at UM Capital Region Health in Largo, MD offers high-quality, comprehensive cancer treatment with a focus on holistic patient care, including counseling, financial assistance, nutrition guidance, and social support.
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A time to reflect: Why Juneteenth?
Juneteenth is a national holiday that celebrates the end of slavery in Confederate states, acknowledges the pain of slavery and the joy of freedom, and enriches the cultural fabric of the nation.
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Single in the City: Prioritize yourself– not excuses
It is important to recognize when someone is making excuses for not prioritizing you and to call them out, set boundaries, and prioritize yourself by focusing on self-love and communicating your needs.
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Project Artscape Fashion Weekend celebrates 40 years of Artscape: A vibrant fusion of fashion, art and culture
Baltimore’s Project Artscape is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a fashion weekend featuring 12 local designers, live music from the Baltimore Jazz Alliance, and panel discussions with industry professionals.
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Celebrating diversity and unity: Guide to Baltimore Pride 2024
Baltimore Pride Week 2024 will be celebrated from June 10-16 with a variety of events, including the Pride Parade, after-parties, brunches, and a closing party, to celebrate the rich history and dynamic future of the LGBTQ+ community.
