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A New Year
Community Engagement Specialist The beginning of a New Year always brings hope for the future, dreams of…
Year in Rewind
Christie DobbinsCommunity Engagement Specialist 2020 has been labeled by many as an unprecedented year. Since March, almost…
“Tis the Season: Managing Holiday Stress and the Pandemic”
Christie DobbinsCommunity Engagement Specialist On Saturday November 21st, Alliance for Greater Works™ hosted the final Healing Youth…
Give Thanks
A new year always brings new dreams, visions and goals and 2020 was no exception. We began…
Healing Youth Alliance Fall Season
Healing Youth Alliance Trauma-Informed Training is a course offered to train pastors, educators, families and young adults…
HELP! I’m Parenting in a Pandemic
The Healing Youth Alliance program hosted a virtual 90-minute special event entitled, “HELP! I’m Parenting in a Pandemic.” This…
From Protest to Policy: System Change at the Grassroots Level
On September 29, 2020, Alliance for Grater Works™ concluded our seven-part Town Hall Series with our final…
Back to School: Making Sure Our Children Aren’t Left Behind
On Wednesday, August 26, 2020, Alliance for Greater Works hosted our fifth webinar in our special Town…
Soar Like an Eagle
“But they who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings…
Shining a Light on the Health Disparities COVID-19 has exposed for Marginalized Communities
In the opening scenes of the movie Just Mercy, Alice Stevenson is forcefully sweeping the front porch of her family’s Delaware home, nervous about the danger her son Bryan could face in southern Alabama.
“What you are doing is going to make a lot of people upset,” she says after Bryan Stevenson finally gets his mother to sit and talk.
Bryan, played by actor Michael B. Jordan, gently reminds his mother that it was the example of her heart for others that set him on his path.
“You always taught me to fight for the people who need the help the most,” he said.
Right now, in our battle against COVID-19, we must fight for more justice and mercy on behalf of the most vulnerable in our society.
The painful reality is that African-Americans are more likely to die of COVID-19 than any other group in the U.S.
The objective for thousands of African-Americans during the current global pandemic is to simply stay alive.
The facts are oppressive.
Request For Proposals for Marketing Service
Summary With this Request for Proposal (RFP), Alliance for Greater Works™ (Alliance) seeks to acquire the services…
Training by Alliance for Greater WorksTM to bridge the gap in mental health resources for communities of color throughout Texas.
Healing Youth Alliance, a new program of Alliance for Greater WorksTM, is a faith-based training designed to…