KEEPING HBCU'S ALIVE & THRIVING/ TPS EXPLAINED/REDEMPTION HOMES FOR YOUTH

Tony Foster, Florida Chapter President of Kentucky State University (an HBCU) National Alumni Association discussed major issues facing our institutions today. The struggle to keep doors open stems from financial drought and student retention. The need for graduates to give back is more essential today than ever before. Connect with Kentucky State U to give back at [email protected] or find a HBCU in your area today. Peggy Gustave a Haitian woman born in the United States shared detailed information about the recent ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court on the Trump mandate to end Temporary Protective Status for Haitian people living in communities around the U.S. For more info contact the Florida Immigration Coalition 1-888-600-5762; Hope Community Center 407/880-4673; Catholic Charities 407/658-1818; or Congressman Frost's local office 321/388-9808. Redemption Home1.com is an organization comprised of three black men who work with the Department of Children & Families to provide housing and reunification methods for youth 8 - 17. Since 2013, these men have obtained 5 homes and developed programming for youth with developmental issues or ADHD. You can participate in the Monday Night Mentors program contact [email protected] or call 689-808-7410