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Jack and Jill Phoenix Chapter
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Jack and Jill Phoenix Chapter Receives $15,000 Community Empowerment Fund Award from Microsoft

Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated, Phoenix Chapter is pleased to announce a $15,000 award from the Microsoft Community Empowerment Fund, managed by the Microsoft Datacenter Community Development team. “We are grateful for KITABU and the My Kids Read West Valley program and...
Posted On 22 Mar 2021
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Black History Month
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Black History Month 2021 Events in the Phoenix Metro Area

February is officially recognized as Black History Month in the United States. PhxSoul.com encourages residents in the Phoenix metropolitan area to support the Black History Month 2021 events listed below. Moreover, we hope that you will continue to educate yourself on historical...
Posted On 15 Feb 2021
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Black History Mural Project in Phoenix
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Black History Mural Project in Phoenix Paints Influential Figures in a Positive Light

In an effort to raise awareness about the many contributions that Black inventors, scientists, activists, athletes, artists and musicians have made throughout the world, Gizette Knight, CEO of Reality Dreams LLC, spearheaded the Black History Mural project in February 2021....
Posted On 30 Jan 2021
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George Gervin Prep Academy
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George Gervin Prep Academy (GGPA) in South Phoenix Recruiting K-8 Students

Basketball Hall of famer George “Iceman” Gervin and his sister, Texas State Rep. Barbra D. Hawkins, are the founders of George Gervin Prep Academy (GGPA), a Kindergarten – 8th grade charter school in South Phoenix. GGPA charter school offers private school...
Posted On 26 Aug 2020
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Mentoring, Leadership Programs and Activities for Black Youth in the Phoenix Area

In order for our children to survive and excel in today’s world, it’s extremely important for them to have responsible, caring and knowledgeable adult role models in their lives. PhxSoul.com feels that it is extremely important to help Black youth find ways to build...
Posted On 16 Jun 2020
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HBCU Tour 2019
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Phoenix Alphas Bring 43 Arizona Teens to the South for 2019 HBCU Tour

Submitted by George Charles III “Vision without faith creates an identity crisis.” What started out as a conversation among members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. became the talking point to a reality of a vision seen through eyes of one who believed what seemed impossible...
Posted On 17 Nov 2019
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Unity
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Arizona Child and Adolescent Survivor Initiative Seeking Adult Mentors in Maricopa County

Research shows that a stable relationship with a caring, consistent adult helps build resiliency and predicts better outcomes for at-risk children and children who have experienced domestic violence. NAU’s Arizona Child & Adolescent Survivor Initiative, or ACASI, is seeking...
Posted On 27 Jul 2019
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AKA Scholarships 2019
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Awards 2019 Scholarships to Eight Young Ladies from the Phoenix Area

By Michelle Coro Ivy Leaf Reporter/Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Celebrating the importance of education at the annual Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., scholarship luncheon, eight young women were handed certificates and access to more than $20,000 to cultivate their learning...
Posted On 20 May 2019
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AKA Day of Service
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Phoenix AKAs Combine Sewing with Service to Help Children in Need of Clothing

Submitted by Michelle Coro, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. What little girl doesn’t like the idea of getting a new dress designed just for her? That’s the idea behind the many volunteers who gathered at the Phoenix Urban League in downtown Phoenix on January 21 to match, cut,...
Posted On 22 Jan 2019
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SOUNDS Academy
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SOUNDS Academy Provides Music Education Opportunities to Arizona Youth

SOUNDS Academy is a non-profit music education organization that teaches, mentors, and provides musical experiences and opportunities for underserved youth. Students receive individual lessons, group classes, and perform on the violin, viola, cello, guitar, and piano. Instruments...
Posted On 04 Nov 2018
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Arizona Black Rodeo
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Arizona Black Rodeo Celebrates Our Western Roots, Provides Fun for Local Families

One of our great, local Black community traditions – the Arizona Black Rodeo – returns to the Rawhide Western Town & Event Center on the Gila River Indian Community every spring. Thousands of Valley residents pack the stands for two shows on one magical night at...
Posted On 11 Mar 2018
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Janelle Wood
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Parents, Valley Residents Say “Enough Is Enough! Hold Racist Chandler Students Accountable!”

From an outsider’s point of view, Chandler may look like paradise. Well-manicured lawns, nice spacious homes, restaurants, office buildings and great parks. But something ugly is happening inside the school system and local residents attended a Chandler Unified School Board...
Posted On 25 Jan 2018
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AKA-Scholarship-2016
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Awards Scholarships to 11 Young Women in Arizona

Submitted by Crystal Lewis Brown The Phoenix AKARAMA Foundation and Delta Beta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., presented $22,500 in scholarships during a luncheon on May 21 at the Arizona Grand Resort in Phoenix. The 10 scholarship recipients were graduating...
Posted On 24 May 2016
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Sweeping the Story Under the Rug Hurts the Desert Vista Girls the Most

By now, we’ve all heard about what happened at Desert Vista High School in the Phoenix suburb of Ahwatukee (if you haven’t heard, click here). Many people were outraged, some defended the stunt as a dumb prank, some even called it “Freedom of Speech.” Many...
Posted On 09 Feb 2016
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Community Leader Says Desert Vista Incident Is “A Teachable Moment” for Everyone

Editor’s Note: You must have been living under a rock if you have not yet heard about the six girls at Desert Vista High School in Phoenix who posed for a photograph on their Senior Day in January with the word N-I-*-*-E-R spelled out on their shirts. Needless to say, the...
Posted On 27 Jan 2016
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Perforated Fiber
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Phoenix Resident Co-Authors Perforated Fiber – The True Story of Hope and Perserverance

Perforated Fiber is the autobiographical story of two brothers who describe their life of desperation, poverty, dysfunction, drug abuse, alcoholism and murder within their family, as they lived in the ghettos and semi-rural areas of Connecticut and Massachusetts in the late 1970s...
Posted On 20 Jan 2016
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