Alabama Equitable Neighborhoods Initiative
Community-driven and responsive to the needs and aspirations of all community members, particularly the most vulnerable.
—By Debbie Quinn— MONKEYPOX to be exact is NOT Chickenpox or Smallpox and you don’t get it by playing with monkeys. A pox is a pimple-like eruption or rash on the skin that can contain pus. While …
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Dadeville welcomed the Equitable Neighborhoods Initiative (ENI) on September 14, 2022. The community of 3,098 residents in Tallapoosa County is one of fifteen across the state participating in ENI. …
- By Debbie Quinn - Why in the world is it 2022 and we’re still dealing with COVID-19? Especially after vaccines and boosters when we thought we reached herd immunity? There are three huge …
—By Dr. Sabine Simmons— Leadership involves inspiring people to build, create, achieve and accomplish a common goal. Cultivating leadership will ensure that any municipality or neighborhood thrives …
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—By Khiaw Srihanouvong— The two ENI communities of Bayou La Batre and Coden, Alabama, are home to a large Asian American population. Residents from Laos, Thailand and Cambodia recently celebrated …
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—By Dr. Sabine Simmons— Leadership in any organization is important. A community is a type of organization that we often forget to recognize as such. Community leadership is essential to …
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