• Bettendorf dad Anthony Duran uses 3D printer to mobility trainers for local children in need. . .
  • Anthony Duran’s Little Wheels, Big Dreams page. . .
  • QC Comm Foundation awards nine operational grants. . .
  • UnityPoint Health — Trinity honored nationally for heart-attack care, again. . .
ARCONIC FOUNDATION, UNDUE MEDICAL DEBT ELIMINATE $3.5M IN MEDICAL DEBT IN QC

ARCONIC FOUNDATION, UNDUE MEDICAL DEBT ELIMINATE $3.5M IN MEDICAL DEBT IN QC

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Tag: "QCA civil rights"

  • QC Comm Foundation’s Teens for Tomorrow Program to grant $10K to NFPs tackling education equity, racial injustice, social inequitiesTeens for Tomorrow seeks non-profit grant applicants
  • List of recommendations made by Davenport Civil Rights Commission to City Council toward improving minority relations
  • Barb Ickes speaks w Herb Trix re conflicting details of impending lawsuit by Eastern Illinois U swim-team member
  • Court rules in favor of city on who sits on Davenport Civil Rights Commission
  • Quad-City Times, Dispatch-Argus invite participation (thoughts, story ideas, feedback) in ongoing series on race in the QC
  • Black Lives Matter spurs Davenport voter-registration drive
  • Civic leader Clyde Mayfield, who died 08/05, age 68, honored by Davenport Mayor Mike Matson, others
  • Davenport aldermen OK new police tool for tracking vehicles; ACLU raises privacy concerns
  • Deere&c forms new coalition to assist African-American farmers w property rights, push back against calls by Black Farmers Asc to boycott its productsDeere responds to ongoing National Black Farmers’ Association boycott
  • Azubuike African American Council for the Arts works to spark conversations on race, help young people tell storiesAzubuike site“Talking Art” w Gaye Shannon Burnett and Jonathan Burnett about racial inequity in the arts
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