JaNell Gore-Jackson
Ja'Nell Gore is a student at USC pursuing her masters in their online Communication Management program. She has her B.A from CSU Bakersfield in Psychology. Posts by JaNell Gore-Jackson:
LA ETAPA FINAL DEL RECUENTO DEL CENSO 2020 COMIENZA ESTA SEMANA CON VISITAS A DOMICILIO
La Oficina del Censo de EE. UU. ha comenzado a dar seguimiento esta semana a los hogares de California que no han respondido al Censo 2020, que es la etapa final del recuento poblacional de todas las personas que viven en Estados Unidos.
Final stage of 2020 Census count begins this week with home visits
The U.S. Census Bureau has begun following up this week with households in California that have not responded to the 2020 Census, which is the final stage of conducting the once-a-decade population count of everyone living in the United States.
Parents, teachers weigh in on reopening schools amid pandemic
Kern County school districts are currently making decisions on how they are reopening in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.
Census Bureau to fill 700 jobs in Kern, accepting applications now
The U.S. Census Bureau is looking to hire 700 workers for temporary jobs available in Kern County for the 2020 Census and is accepting applications online.
Hear Me by JaNell Gore
Why are we rioting?
Why are we turning to violence?
How DARE we fight fire with fire?
Coalition advocating to de-fund BPD calls for community to participate in City Council meeting
Peoples Budget Bako, a grassroots coalition that advocates for defunding local law enforcement and reallocating funds to other community resources, is calling for the community to participate in tomorrow’s Bakersfield City council meeting.
Juneteenth helps officer grapple with rising tensions sweeping the nation
In light of recent events and the Black Lives Matter Movement sweeping the nation, Ardath Downey has found herself torn.
‘We are one’: March brings Black Lives Matter supporters together to discuss de-funding police
“It’s our duty to fight for our freedom. It’s our duty to win. We must love and support one another.
Kern behind state in Census response; new push for participation begins
The U.S Census Bureau has begun dropping off 2020 Census questionnaire packets in Kern County.
Census Bureau workers will make a stop at more than 9,000 homes throughout the County, according to the Census Bureau.
Leaders discuss how community can forward Black Lives Matter movement
Since the death of George Floyd people across the country have been expressing their anger and have been demanding change in law enforcement practices by protesting, looting, and people from all types of backgrounds using their platforms to speak out on the issue.