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Happy Birmingham! THE LIVEST CITY IN THE 205!

Swing by the Birmingham Museum of Art today at 11am to hear how musicians from our very own A. H. Parker High School ( ) shaped Jazz in America and walk away with a coveted tote filled with goodies!

How else are you celebrating today?

Join me for unlimited popcorn! (And films about !)

The Better Cities Film Festival is back in Birmingham celebrating ! This FUNdraiser, benefitting Neighborhood Housing Services of Birmingham, INC, will surely be a hit.

In addition to great films, indulge in your favorite movie snacks and exchange ideas about improving our city!

Get your tickets now: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/better-cities-film-festival-tickets-885604866997?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

🚀 I'm excited to be a panelist for Next City's upcoming webinar: "ARPA to the Rescue: What’s Left for America’s Place-based Recovery Funds"!

🌟 Join me and other industry experts --- Ryan Smolar, Julia B., Herasanna Richards Schoenknecht, Melissa Milton-Pung, and Rishika Dhawan --- as we delve into the transformative potential of ARPA funds for local communities as we approach the allocation deadline.

🎯 As we continue navigating the post-pandemic recovery, thoughtfully and equitably leveraging the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) is paramount. During the webinar, we'll explore the nuanced opportunities within ARPA's place-based recovery funds, shedding light on strategies to maximize impact at the local level.

✅ Don't miss out! Save your spot now: https://nextcity.org/events/detail/arpa-to-the-rescue-whats-left-for-americas-place-based-recovery-funds

ARPA to the Rescue:  What’s Left for America’s Place-based Recovery Funds This webinar will delve into the final push to allocate remaining funds from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and explore the enduring impacts of this significant investment in local governments.