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We’re excited to kick off our second cohort for “A Taste of African Heritage” cooking class series. During this 6 week series, we will go over Traditional Herbs and Spices, Greens, Whole Grains, Beans and Rice, Tubers and Stews, and will wrap up with Fruits and Vegetables. These classes will be from 10:30-Noon Sign up today and we will see you tomorrow through May 10th.Facilitating these classes will be Genice Harris and Joyce Harris. #aaahct #allianceforafricanamericanhealthincentraltexas📸: @leaguecreativegroup ... See MoreSee Less
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Special Announcement!This Saturday, April 5th we will kick off our 2nd cohort for “A Taste of African Heritage”. This 6 week series will teach you about a different food group each week. The sessions will take place the next 6 Saturdays at the Sustainable Food Center from 10:30-Noon. During Lesson 1, we will go over Traditional Herbs and Spices. Sign up today by scanning the QR code or by visiting the link in the bio. We hope to see you there. #aaahct ... See MoreSee Less
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As Amplify Austin Day continues, we would also like to continue to spotlight our board members. Next is our Executive Director, Marva Overton. Marva is a native of Memphis, TN and received her Bachelor of Science degree from Vanderbilt University and an MBA from the University of Texas at Austin. Marva has experience in Human Resources, but it was her experience as an SAP software consultant at IBM that led to her pivot to positively impact the Black community in Austin and surrounding areas.Marva has led the organization since 2007 and has helped create and advance many of the programs of the org today, including A Better Me, Intergenerational Gardening program, Project Breast Care and more. Marva not only serves as the Executive Director for AAAHCT, but also serves in various capacities across many other organizations, is an active member of the Austin Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc and a member of Mosaic Church Austin. You can help Marva and AAAHCT continue the work in the Austin Community by donating today at AmplifyATX.org. Help us reach our goal of $5,000.📸: Will C. ... See MoreSee Less
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The biggest giving event in Central Texas is happening for 24 hours on March 5-6. OnAmplify Austin Day, our entire community will come together to support the localnonprofits that do so much good for us.Your participation will give back to over 700 organizations across 7 Central Texas counties.From racial equity and environmental activism, to those who serve children, the arts, animals, veterans, and more, there is a cause for everyone to support.We invite you to help the Alliance for African American Health in Central Texas (AAAHCT) advance and expand our current initiatives by giving today. You can make a donation this Amplify Austin Day by visiting shorturl.at/xUK10AAAHCT Board Members pictured from left to right: Darrias Thomas, E. Nicole Thompson, Elizabeth Wilson, Marva Overton, Shirelle Zachery and Eric Mayse.📸: @photosbywillc ... See MoreSee Less
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As we kickoff the Amplify Austin Day campaign, we would like to take the time to introduce and recognize our board members.Next, we have Darrias ThomasDarrias is the Co-Founder of League Creative Group, LLC and has over 15 years of professional video production experience. A 4 time Emmy-Nominated creative, Darrias is also a 2015 Southeast Emmy Award winner.Born and raised in Mississippi, Darrias received a Bachelors of Arts in English in 2010 from the University of Mississippi. Following graduation, he was hired as a videographer/editor for his alma mater, and helped create "The Season." Following his time in Oxford, he moved to Athens, Georgia to produce content for the University Of Georgia. Since 2017, Darrias has resided and served in Austin, Texas, having initially moved to work as a Senior Producer for the University of Texas Athletics.In 2020, during the height of the pandemic, he found himself becoming a full-time freelance content creator and has done so since. He primarily produces content for nonprofits, small & medium sized businesses, and entrepreneurs. When he is not working events, he finds time to serve the community through his works with his church, as a board member of AAAHCT and as a newly appointed board member of the 100 Black Men of Austin, Inc.You can help Darrias and AAAHCT continue the work in the Austin Community by donating today at AmplifyATX.org. Help us reach our goal of $5,000.📸: @photosbywillc ... See MoreSee Less
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