The 13th Annual People of Color Career Fair is coming up on April 15, providing job seekers of color with networking opportunities, free headshots, and a continental breakfast, while employers have the opportunity to foster a more inclusive workforce.
Jasmine McBride
Jasmine McBride is the Associate Editor at the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
Posted inEvents
Celebrating New funk with Poetic Roots’ anniversary
Poetic Roots, Charmaine, and LASALLE are celebrating their 1-year anniversary with a night of live music, dancing, and celebration at Icehouse Minneapolis on February 22.
Posted inLocal & State
Minneapolis Police Pledges reform while trying to rebuild trust with communities of color
The Minneapolis Police Department is working to rebuild community trust and implement new policies to reduce harmful interactions with residents, as part of a consent decree with the Minnesota Department of Human Rights, while facing skepticism from community leaders and ongoing issues with crime and policing trends.
Posted inArts + Culture
COMPAS invites young poets and spoken word artists to showcase their talents
COMPAS is inviting young poets and spoken word artists aged 12-17 to participate in a unique showcase, featuring a free workshop, rehearsal, and a professional performance at Dayton’s Bluff Recreation Center.
Posted inDr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Honoring Dr. King: Free and Low-Cost Events in the Twin Cities
The Twin Cities are hosting a variety of free and low-cost events in January to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy of justice, equality, and human rights, including a community conference, a worship service, a tribute concert, and a service project.
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Celebrating Black Excellence in STEM at the Minnesota Science Museum
African Americans in STEM are breaking barriers and making history, paving the way for future generations to succeed in these fields, despite systemic barriers and lack of representation.
Posted inSister Spokesman Highlights
Sister Spokesman attendees encouraged to reclaim their power
Sister Spokesman event invited women seeking self-development to make their mark in 2025, with vision boarding, guided questions, and collaboration, and featured a performance from local artist Lenora Magee and vendors showcasing their offerings.