Our CEO Soheila Azizi was featured in:
Woman, Life, Liberty (Freedom): A dialogue with Soheila Azizi, J.D., Attorney At Law, Women on The Move Network, Vice Chair; People For Peace & Prosperity, Inc. CEO
1) What is meant by Liberty or Freedom?
2) Is reality of a person his/her gender or his/her soul and thoughts?
3) Is not True Liberty freedom from vain imagination, irrational and inhuman belief systems, be it religious, cultural, traditional, or political?
[Read more…]Last Saturday we celebrated our 2nd Compassion Corner. Thanks to the Upland Farmers Market for allowing the space to showcase what we are all about. We gathered a series of participants churches, organizations and businesses to come together and give out FREE toys, merchandise, discounts and so much more!..
Thank you to all of those who came out and supported us.
Dear Interfaith Community,
Join us for an in-person/virtual film screening and interfaith panel discussion of Mission: Joy – Finding Happiness in Troubled Times on Tuesday, Feb. 22 at 6:30 p.m. The event is offered in-person at the Ludwick Center Sacred Space and virtually on Zoom. For virtual information, please register https://ulv-edu.zoom.us/…/tJUuceCgqT4pGdzFkjuIneuii… We will watch the film together (1.5 hours) followed by a 45 minute discussion led by a panel of interfaith leaders from our community.
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An annual celebration of African Americans’ powerful legacy, Black History Month has been honored in California—and nationwide—every February for nearly 100 years, beginning with Carter G. Woodson’s establishment of Negro History Week in 1926. This year, though you’ll find a few parades and festivals remain on pause, there are still plenty of ways to recognize Black excellence in the Golden State and reflect on the continued struggle for racial justice across the country.
“Both the natural landscape and built environment of our state are filled with the significance of California’s African American past,” says Susan Anderson, history curator of the California African American Museum (CAAM) in Los Angeles. “Black history is often under-researched and underrepresented, and there is so much out there for people to experience year-round. Black History Month is a way of opening that door.” Explore, honor, learn, and uplift Black history in California through these February events and others that you can experience any month of the year.
Important information to share on the newest updates regarding the homeless community in San Bernardino County.
Greetings,
The Office of Homeless Services is pleased to announce the release of the Request for Proposals (RFP) for the Homeless Street Outreach and Engagement, Housing Navigation, Tenancy Supports, and Case Management program.
The program (pilot project) consists of engaging County residents experiencing homelessness in outreach services, comprehensive case management, care coordination, housing access, and navigation services.
Please read the attached RFP and note the dates of importance:
| Release of RFP | June 25, 2021 |
| Proposal Conference | July 6, 2021 |
| Deadline for Submission of Questions | July 9, 2021 |
| Deadline for Proposals | July 21, 2021 |
| Tentative Contract Start Date | September 1, 2021 |
Thank you for your commitment and dedication in assisting our residents in need of housing services.
For questions please contact Jose Sandoval, Staff Analyst II, DBH Contracts at 909-383-3978 or email Jose.Sandoval@dbh.sbcounty.gov.
Wendy is the author of two books focused on the subject of forgiveness. Her first book, “Healing Without Hate: How to Forgive to Live,” provides uplifting strategies to overcome obstacles and personal fulfillment
The topic of “Forgiveness” is also the center of Wendy’s second book, “The Preacher’s Daughter: A Memoir.” Her consulting and coaching practice. Personal Services Plus (PSP), consults and coaches its clients by helping them organize their affairs to achieve their overall goals.
PLEASE RSVP to wotmnetwork9@gmail.com or call us 909-982-1210
At Women on the Move Network, we honor women whose heroism and visions have brought both change and prosperity to others in every community. This month, along with the People for Peace and Prosperity, we held an event for the Third Annual International Day of Women Celebration. This year, we recognized the Time for Change Foundation and its founder, Kim Carter.
For years, the Time for Change Foundation has very honorably empowered low-income individuals by building leadership through programs and housing to create the thriving communities we see around us. Kim Carter has worked to build this program from the ground up. She was recognized as a Top 10 CNN Hero who helps homeless women and children reclaim their lives to this day, which stands for exactly what International Day of Women encompasses and the values it stands for. On March 3, we celebrated the many steps we have taken as women to ensure that everybody receives an equal chance in life, and Kim Carter has helped to make this possible. [Read more…]
