Coronavirus
(COVID-19) Watch
As of April 28, 2020, Connecticut confirmed 25,997 cases of the Coronavirus, with more than 1,010,563 cases confirmed in the United States.
Sources: Maps.CT.gov and CDC.gov
COVID-19 Surface Stability
Particles Remain:
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3 hours in Air
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4 hours on Copper Surface
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24 hours on Cardboard
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2 - 3 days on Plastic & Steel
Source: New England Journal of Medicine 3/18/20
Urban Grants 4 Us, Inc. is a nonprofit organization under IRS §501(c)(3).
The mission of Urban Grants 4 Us is to improve the sustainability rates of inner-city grassroots organizations by providing no-cost grant writing workshops. Since November 2019, thirty organizations have participated in classroom instruction centered on identifying, applying, winning and managing project grants.
Urban Grants 4 Us also offers community awareness platforms that provide grassroots organizations a forum to showcase their work to you, the public.
GRANT WORKSHOPS
100% recommend this workshop...information is applicable to establishing a successful business.
Black Women's Firsts Panel Discussion
Mixed Messages
A Story of Mixed Heritage
Led by Deborah Hare, her graphic novel, Mixed Messages, chronicles the history of Deborah's slave ancestry and the stark skin pigmentation residue of the "house Negro" versus the "field Negro" historical divide. Her discussion and workshop sought to inspire community members to document and legitimize their own family histories. Participants brought along family photos to create lineage pages in heritage notebooks provided by Urban Grants 4 Us.
Play Reading Production
Reading and Talkback of 2 original one-act plays written & directed by Javon Johnson.
One Act Play - NEXT STOP: A wait at a New Haven bus stop turns into a lifetime of change for 2 men from 2 different places.
One Act Play - THE PAWN: On the New Haven Green, 2 men playing chess from 2 different worlds are forced to interact with one another due to unpredictable circumstances.
Visual Literacy Art Showcase
Black artisans showcased art works, products and services to New Haven residents. Residents also participated in a Drum Circle during Black History Month at Stetson Branch Library.