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“Make a seat at the table”: Hispanic Chamber of Commerce hosts Latinas in Business and Leadership online webinar
The Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce hosted a Latinas in Business and Leadership online webinar panel discussion on March 13. Latina women leaders in different industries in Kern County brought awareness of struggles, gave advice and wisdom they learned on the way, and shared stories of those who supported their journey.
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Bakersfield College Launchpad fuels local entrepreneurs with resources and grants
Bakersfield College’s Launchpad, located in the heart of downtown at the KCCD Weill Institute, has become a hub for aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners seeking guidance, mentorship, and resources.
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Adeyinka Glover’s lifelong advocacy and the search for her own story
Adeyinka Glover has spent her career advocating for others, but recently, her most personal case has been uncovering her own history. Driven by an insatiable curiosity about her family’s past, she has meticulously traced her genealogy across continents and centuries, piecing together a story of resilience, migration, and identity.
Cal State Bakersfield students march to show solidarity for marginalized communities
Students at Cal State Bakersfield advocate for change and visibility through a Student for Solidarity March, bringing awareness to not only immigration issues but also issues affecting all marginalized communities on the CSUB campus.
Dr. Shree Walker shatters CSUB with powerful story of resilience
Two years ago, Natasha Harris, CSUB Director of Special Programs and Student Retention Initiatives, was at a conference with some colleagues.
Eviction prevention workshop to be held in Bakersfield
Bakersfield residents have an opportunity to learn crucial information about tenant rights and landlord relationships at an upcoming Eviction Prevention Program (EPP) workshop on Wednesday, February 12, 2025.