The Healthy: Inseparable
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The Healthy wrote a piece on how COVID-19 is hitting people of color harder and included insight from Ashwin Vasan, board advisor for Inseparable.
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Medium: Inseparable
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Katie Couric interviewed Zak Williams, son of Robin Williams, and Bill Smith, both of who have helped start Inseparable- an organization to help end negative stigmas surrounding mental health.
Read MoreDaily Mail TV: Inseparable
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Daily Mail TV talked about mental health organization, Inseparable, during a segment in early June on how they are raising awareness and partnering with Robin Williams son, Zak Williams.
Read MoreGood Morning America: Inseparable
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Robin Williams son, Zak Williams, joined Good Morning America to talk mental health and the new organization he is working with, Inseparable.
Read MorePEOPLE: Inseparable
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PEOPLE magazine wrote an exclusive article profiling new mental health organization, Inseparable, and how Zak Williams, son of Robin Williams, is honoring his late father with his involvement in the organization.
Read MoreInsideSources: Inseparable
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InsideSources wrote a piece on the rise of suicides and overdoses during the COVID-19 quarantine lockdown and included insight from Ben Miller, chair of the advisory board for Inseparable.
Read MoreMSNBC: Inseparable
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All in with Chris Hayes on MSNBC did an interview with the founder of mental health awareness organization Inseparable, Bill Smith.
Read MoreUSA Today: GLMA
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USA Today wrote an article pertaining to LGBTQ healthcare workers and how they could get fired based on sexual orientation. The article makes mention of GLMA and includes a quote from Hector Vargas, GLMA’s executive director.
Read MoreThe Washington Blade: GLMA
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The Washington Blade wrote a piece on a doctor in Louisiana who is fighting COVID-19 without any legal protections. The piece includes a quote from GLMA’s executive director, Hector Vargas.
Read MoreKUSA 9 News NBC Denver: Gill Foundation
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NBC Denver wrote an article about the Gill Foundation donating $500,000 for the 9Cares Virtual Food Drive to fight unprecedented food insecurity.
Read MoreThe Chronicle of Philanthropy: The Brotherhood/Sister Sol
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The Chronicle of Philanthropy wrote a piece on Harlem based nonprofit, The Brotherhood/Sister Sol, on how the organization is keeping kids in school, out of trouble, and the skills to rise above hardships.
Read MoreCBS New York: Democracy Prep Public Schools
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CBS New York did a story on Alexis Loveraz, who attends one of the Democracy Prep Public Schools, who is tutoring students via TikTok.
Read MoreThe Chronicle of Philanthropy: The Brotherhood/Sister Sol
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The Chronicle of Philanthropy conducted a case study on Harlem-based social-justice organization, The Brotherhood/Sister Sol. One of the main topics of the piece is how the organization diversified its revenue.
Read MoreThe Chronicle of Philanthropy: The Creative Coalition
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Robin Bronk, CEO of The Creative Coalition, did an interview for The Chronicle of Philanthropy about the importance of the arts during a health crisis.
Read MoreThe Hill: The Creative Coalition
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Robin Bronk and Tim Daly of The Creative Coalition wrote an op-ed for The Hill talking about the arts are worth more federal support.
Read MoreARTnews: The Brotherhood/Sister Sol
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ARTnews wrote about The Brotherhood/Sister Sol’s naming its inaugural artists-in-residence: Carrie Mae Weems and Bill T. Jones.
Read MoreVariety: The Creative Coalition
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Variety wrote a piece on actors joining The Creative Coalition to fight against the White House’s efforts to cut federal funding for the National Endowment for the Arts.
Read MoreSpectrum News NY1: The Brotherhood/Sister Sol
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Spectrum News NY1 featured The Brotherhood/Sister Sol’s Khary Lazarre-White and Jason Warwin to talk about the transformation of the soon-to-be headquarters for the organization.
Read MoreEssence: The Brotherhood/Sister Sol
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Essence wrote a piece about Cidra Sebastien, former Associate Executive Director of The Brotherhood/Sister Sol, on her lengthy career at the Harlem based non-profit.
Read MoreCBS News: The Brotherhood/Sister Sol
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Khary Lazarre-White, executive director & co-founder of The Brotherhood/Sister Sol, joined CBS News to discuss Michael Bloomberg’s apology for the stop-and-frisk policy.
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