 Happy Fall Y'all!
As we enter the holiday season, we invite you all to embrace the attitude of gratitude. What are you grateful for at this time? We know firsthand that it has been another challenging year, but we are thankful for each and every one of you. Thank you for being in community with us and we wish you all a joyous holiday season!
 Last year, a proclamation was issued officially designating November 2020 as National Native American Heritage Month. Currently, within a number of indigenous and non-indigenous communities, November is more accurately recognized as Indigenous Peoples Heritage month. We invite you all to learn more about the Indigenous People in our community!
Indigenous Peoples of San Mateo County
Native American Heritage Month
WhiteHouse.Gov: Proclamation on National Native American Heritage Month, 2020
PBS: Native American Heritage Month
On November 14, 1960 a brave six year old by the name of Ruby Bridges became the first African American child to attend William Franz Elementary School in New Orleans after federal courts ordered the desegregation of public schools. Despite the retaliation against her, Ruby refused to give in to intimidation and ended up graduating from a desegregated high school. Ruby's story demonstrates that we all have the power to make a change, no matter how young or old we are. We invite you to learn more about Ruby Brigdes and her lifelong racial equity activism!
Ruby Bridges
Higher Education Scholarships!
On November 1, 2021, we start accepting applications for our 2022 Jobs for Youth Al Teglia Scholarships! The deadline is January 30, 2022. Please don't wait until the last day to apply. Please visit our website to learn more: Al Teglia Scholarship Program – Jobs for Youth
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