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AND STILL I RISE highlights Maya Angelou and more at Brenda McMahon Gallery

Gulfport, FL – When the Florida Department of Education released a list of nearly 700 books that were removed or discontinued from public schools during the 2023-2024 school year, multi-award-winning sculptor and activist Shelly Steck-Reale fought back, using art as a vehicle for reflection and conversation. “The Furies, Maya” by Shelly Steck-Reale The exhibit ‘And Still I Rise’ at Brenda McMahon Gallery in Gulfport, Florida is how Steck-Reale h…See the Story

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Changing Systems, Changing Lives

A new grant will support multi-sector collaborations that advance systemic changes in the factors that shape our community’s health DR. KANIKA TOMALIN | President and CEO of the Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg At the Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg, we often call on a popular parable to help us understand systems change. It’s the story of two people walking by a river who suddenly notice a baby in the water, floating downstream. …See the Story

Florida, United States · Florida

Infinite Potential Learning Academy’s long-term strategy to impact south St. Pete

Twanna Monroe, Principal By J.A. Jones, Staff Writer St. Petersburg native Twanna Monroe was a teacher for Pinellas County Schools, and after years in the system decided it was time to help create the change she wanted to see in the lives of children in her community. Realizing that many children in south St Pete communities were lacking some of the early childhood development skills needed to thrive in the public school system, in 2010 Monroe o…See the Story

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