The Educated Voices of Hip Hop Inc. (EVHH) is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving, promoting and presenting the positive vibrant culture of Hip Hop as appreciated around the globe. An instructional guide to teaching Hip-Hop, EVHH’s journal, serves as an ongoing manual for individuals and community based organizations who have an interest in the art form.
Purchase your copy today at Amazon or Barnes & Noble
In an unprecedented protest in New York City, government employees, past and present, joined calls for police reform within their own city.
LEHI, Utah, March 17, 2020 Via PRNewswire
While school districts across the nation continue to close, many parents still need to work in order to provide for their families. With more than 26 million children now home during regular school hours, the need for safe childcare is at an all-time high.
The Momni App offers a timely solution to the current childcare crisis caused by the impact of coronavirus closures. By helping parents get in contact with local families to offer or receive childcare services, parents are able to find childcare that will not expose children to large groups typically seen at traditional daycares and schools. In addition, Momni also provides work from home opportunities for those hourly and contracted employees who may be without work during coronavirus related closures.
Due to the seriousness of this issue, Momni will be waiving fees on the platform through April 30, 2020. They hope this will help parents find the childcare needed at an affordable price.
Those that sign up as hosts have the opportunity to earn income by providing childcare to users registered as guests. Those that sign up as guests can locate hosts, request childcare, and make payments directly through the Momni app. Both guests and hosts are required to go through an in-depth verification process and have the option to leave reviews after every booking.
Founded in Utah, by mother and entrepreneur Karmel Larson, Momni is a caresharing app that allows users to sign up as guests, hosts or both. “We hope that this situation will bring our communities together,” says Larson, “This is something we can do to help support one another and ensure childcare needs are met.”
To learn more and become a registered user, visit momni.com
https://covid19freelanceartistresource.wordpress.com/
————————————–
The below was last updated at 2pm MT on Thursday, March 12th. Please check the website above for updated resources and information.
—————————————————————
Original resources and inspiration provided by Nicole Brewer, Ann Marie Lonsdale, Quanice Floyd, Tiffany Wilhelm, Brian Herrera, Hannah Fenlon, & Clementine Bordeaux.
Email hannah.fenlon@gmail.com & abigail.vega1@gmail.com & ann.marie.lonsdale@gmail.com [all three, please!] with question, additions, and/or suggestions regarding this list. The overwhelming need for a list like this means Google has slowed just a bit, so the administrators above will gladly add links for the community!
GENERAL RESOURCES AND PREPARATION
BEST PRACTICES FOR ONLINE TEACHING, LEARNING, and GATHERING
HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
TEMPORARY/REMOTE JOB OPPORTUNITIES
GENERAL RESOURCES AND PREPARATION
BEST PRACTICES FOR ONLINE TEACHING, LEARNING, and GATHERING
HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
TEMPORARY/REMOTE JOB OPPORTUNITIES
NNational Relief Funds & Grants
Advocacy Alerts and Petitions for Funding
Help advocate at the federal level for relief!!! Advocacy Action Alert – TCG & Performing Arts Alliance
In a coordinated effort to combat the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) have agreed to work closely to ensure the latest and most reliable information and tailored guidance reaches the global business community.
The COVID-19 pandemic is a global health and societal emergency that requires effective immediate action by governments, individuals and businesses. All businesses have a key role to play in minimising the likelihood of transmission and impact on society. Early, bold and effective action will reduce short- term risks to employees and long-term costs to businesses and the economy.
To aid this collective effort, ICC will regularly send updated advice to its network of over 45 million businesses so that businesses everywhere can take informed and effective action to protect their workers, customers and local communities and contribute to the production and distribution of essential supplies.
ICC will also contribute to enhancing information flows on the coronavirus outbreak by surveying its global private sector network to map the global business response. This will both encourage businesses to adopt appropriate precautionary approaches and generate new data and insights to support national and international government efforts.
As an immediate priority, businesses should be developing or updating, readying or implementing business continuity plans. Business continuity plans should aim to reduce transmission, including by: promoting understanding of the disease, its symptoms and appropriate behavior among employees; setting up a reporting system for any cases and contacts; preparing essentials; limiting travel and physical connectivity; and planning for measures such as teleworking when necessary.www.covid19responsefund.org.
Professor X now Dr. Anubis and a former member of the black nationalist rap collective X-Clan Drops The Jackal Regime.
