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fandomtrumpshate · 6 years

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FTH nonprofits: Border Angels

This year, FTH is dedicating the fight to twelve incredible organizations that work ceaselessly to protect marginalized and vulnerable communities. This is one of the last in a series of in-depth posts that gives some insight into what each of these organizations do and how a donation can help their cause.

Border Angels: providing resources for survival and social support to refugees and immigrants at the US/Mexico border.

Since the start of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in 1994, there has been a steady increase in the militarisation of the US-Mexico border, primarily due to the implementation of Operation Gatekeeper. Years of devastating economic and immigration policies have created a situation where thousands of people from Mexico and Latin America risk their lives each year attempting to cross into United States the US in the hope of finding a better life.(1) In the first 15 years since the inception of Operation Gatekeeper in 1994, an estimated 5,000 people lost their lives during the journey across the US-Mexico border,(1) and as of this year, Border Angels estimates that 10,000 people have died due to extreme weather, lack of food and water, and the overall perilous nature of the trip. (2) The US Border Patrol reported 294 migrant deaths in the southwest border sectors during the 2017 fiscal year, a drop from the 329 deaths listed in 2016.(3) However, the rate of migrant fatalities rose as a percentage of total people apprehended while trying to cross into the US.(4)

Trump has been targeting undocumented immigrants, and immigration from Mexico specifically, with the repeal of DACA and his promise to build a wall on the US-Mexico border which he claimed would be paid for by Mexico (he later tweeted that the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement would pay for it instead, and the ongoing US government shutdown is a result of Trump refusing to sign a Senate-approved stopgap spending bill on 20 December 2018 because it didn’t include money for additions to the aforementioned wall).(5) His derogatory and discriminatory rhetoric towards immigrants and policy moves can be read about in more depth in our previous non-profit introduction for RAICES.

Border Angels (BA) was founded in 1986 by Enrique Morones, who was inspired after taking a trip with members of his church to canyons in San Diego County where migrant families were living. BA is an all volunteer, non profit organisation that advocates for human rights, humane immigration reform, and social justice with a focus on issues related to the US-Mexican border. BA has a 3-pronged approach in its mission to reduce the number of fatalities occurring along the Californian US-Mexico border:

preventing unnecessary deaths through the placement of life saving water stations in the desert, maintaining border rescue stations

engaging in community education and awareness programmes that include guided trips to the border to learn about the history of US-Mexico border policy and experience the border fence firsthand to help dispel the myths surrounding immigration in the United States.

providing free immigration services, legal assistance and consultations in Spanish and English every Tuesday night at the Sherman Heights Community Center to serve San Diego County’s immigrant population.(6)

To this day, BA helps migrants survive their time in the desert through water drops during the summer, and supplying warm clothing, food and water during winter. (6) Exposure to the elements (including heat stroke, dehydration, and hyperthermia) climbed to be the leading cause of crossing deaths in the Southwest Border Sector between 1985-1998, highlighting BA’s importance to improving immigrants’ health during their crossings.(2)

Border Angels is a tax deductible 501(c)3 charitable organisation.

Citations:

[1]West, Mary Ann. “Thanks to Operation Gatekeeper, Death Toll Increases to Over 5,000.” The Huffington Post, 25 May 2011, www.huffingtonpost.com/mary-ann-west/thanks-to-operation-gatek_b_309744.html.

[2]Eschbach, K., J. Hagan and N. Rodriguez. “Causes and Trends in Migrant Deaths Along the U.S.–Mexico Border 1985–1998”. Center for Immigration Research, March 2001, p.22, https://web.archive.org/web/20070926034617/

http://www.uh.edu/cir/Causes_and_Trends.pdf.

[3]“Southwest Border Deaths By Fiscal Year”, US Border Patrol, https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/assets/documents/2017-Dec/BP%20Southwest%20Border%20Sector%20Deaths%20FY1998%20-%20FY2017.pdf.

[4]“Migrants Crossing US-Mexico Border Dying at Faster Rate in 2017: UN Migration Agency.” International Organization for Migration, 4 Aug. 2017, www.iom.int/news/migrants-crossing-us-mexico-border-dying-faster-rate-2017-un-migration-agency.

[5] Pierson, Carli. "Two More Years Of Donald Trump's Anti-Immigration Tactics Will Create Devastation". The Independent, 21 Jan. 2019, https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/donald-trump-us-government-shutdown-mexico-wall-border-immigration-migrant-a8737176.html.

[6]“About Us”, Border Angels, http://www.borderangels.org/about-us/.

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Stark Racial Disparities Persist in Vaccinations, State-Level CDC Data Shows

Black Americans’ covid-19 vaccination rates are still lagging months into the nation’s campaign, while Hispanics are closing the gap and Native Americans show the highest rates overall, according to federal data obtained by KHN.

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The data, provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in response to a public records request, gives a sweeping national look at the race and ethnicity of vaccinated people on a state-by-state basis. Yet nearly half of those vaccination records are missing race or ethnicity information.

KHN’s analysis shows that only 22% of Black Americans have gotten a shot, and Black rates still trail those of whites in almost every state.

Targeted efforts have raised vaccination rates among other minority groups. Hispanics in eight states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico are now vaccinated at higher rates than non-Hispanic whites. Yet 29% of Hispanics are vaccinated nationally, compared with 33% of whites.

While 45% of Native Americans have received at least one dose, stark differences exist depending on where they live. And Asian vaccination rates are high in most states, with 41% getting a shot.

The analysis underscores how vaccine disparities have improved as availability has opened up and Biden administration officials have attempted to prioritize equitable distribution. Still, gaps persist even as minority groups have suffered much higher mortality rates from the pandemic than whites and are at risk of infection as states move to reopen and lift mask mandates.

Despite these lingering gaps, the CDC said last week that those who are fully vaccinated don’t need to wear masks in most indoor and outdoor settings or physically distance. Only 38% of Americans are fully vaccinated.

“Every day we do not reach a person or a community is a day in which there is a preventable covid case that happens and a preventable covid death in these communities,” said Dr. Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo, chair of the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at the University of California-San Francisco.

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KHN requested race and ethnicity data from the CDC on people who have received at least one dose of a covid vaccine since mid-December for all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. The data covers shots as of May 14 given to 155 million people that were administered through federally run programs and federal agencies as well as by state and local authorities.

Eight states — Alabama, California, Michigan, Minnesota, South Dakota, Texas, Vermont and Wyoming — either refuse to provide race and ethnicity details to the CDC or are missing that information for more than 60% of people vaccinated. Those states are excluded from the KHN analysis, though the CDC includes all but Texas in its published national rates.

Some states display race and ethnicity for vaccine recipients separately, making it difficult to compare rates for Hispanics to non-Hispanic whites, for example. But the CDC data allows for direct comparisons. It reports numbers for Hispanics, who can be of any race or combination of races, as well as numbers for non-Hispanic people of single-race or multiracial categories.

The data for Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders is unreliable, making it difficult to draw conclusions on the vaccination rate in that population.

Dr. Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association, wasn’t surprised that Black Americans’ vaccination rates were still lagging, citing a complex combination of access issues, hesitancy and structural inequity.

Benjamin pointed to the early challenges in securing an appointment online and the initial placement of vaccination sites — which he noted the Biden administration had worked to improve.

“We’re going to be judged whether or not we did it equitably at the end of the day,” he said. “Right now, I still think we’re failing.”

Dr. Utibe Essien, a health equity researcher and assistant professor of medicine at the University of Pittsburgh, stressed that targeted outreach must involve multiple institutions in a community.

“It’s not just the Black doctor, it’s not just the barber, it’s not just the pastor, kind of these traditional folks who have been the big messengers. We have to be broad,” he said. “It’s investing in folks who know the neighborhood, the small-store owner who gets to see all the 12- to 15-year-old kids come through the store getting snacks before they head off to school.”

Why Native Americans Lead in Vaccinations

Nationally, Native Americans and Alaska Natives have been vaccinated at significantly higher rates than other groups. Tribes administered doses quickly, prioritizing elders with culturally important knowledge, said Meredith Raimondi, director of congressional relations and public policy for the National Council of Urban Indian Health. The rollout was imbued with urgency: Native Americans have died of covid at more than double the rate of white Americans, according to the latest CDC data.

Native vaccination rates are higher than white rates in 28 states, including New Mexico, Arizona and Alaska, where many receive care from tribal health centers and the Indian Health Service. In states such as South Carolina and Tennessee, where IHS access is more limited and Native residents are more likely to live in urban areas, vaccination rates are far lower than for white residents.

Groups in those areas reported problems finding health care providers to administer shots. Tribal organizations compiled lists of retired nurses to tap for clinics. At one point, staffers from an Oklahoma City clinic for Native Americans offered to fly to Washington, D.C., to help vaccinate Indigenous people living around the nation’s capital, Raimondi said.

“It became an issue of, ‘Well, we could get you the vaccine, but we don’t know who is going to administer them,’” Raimondi said.

The council and Native American Lifelines, a nonprofit providing health services, partnered with the University of Maryland-Baltimore for a vaccination site exclusively for Native Americans living in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. It launched in April.

While the vaccination rates for Native Americans surpass those of whites in some states due in part to IHS, that infrastructure does not exist for Black Americans, said Rhonda BeLue, the department chair of health management policy at Saint Louis University.

At the beginning of the pandemic, people were shocked by how much more likely Black Americans were to die from covid, she said.

“However, the same structural inequities that caused that disproportionate mortality in covid are the same structural inequities that predated covid and caused disproportionate burdens of morbidity and mortality,” she said. “This isn’t new.”

Easing Fears in Hispanic Communities

Some states are reporting higher vaccination rates among Hispanics than white and Black residents, which Bibbins-Domingo said fits with surveys showing high enthusiasm for vaccination among Hispanics. It also indicates that some of the reported barriers may have been addressed more effectively in those states, she said.

Paul Berry, chair of the Virginia Latino Advisory Board, partly attributes Virginia’s success to targeted outreach efforts. The state and certain counties also increased Spanish-language resources to boost sign-ups.

Connecting with every community cannot be an afterthought, said Diego Abente, president and CEO of St. Louis’ Casa de Salud, a health care provider focused on immigrant communities. Community buy-in, effective social media use and language programming from the start have been essential, he said. Hispanics have a higher vaccination rate than whites in Missouri.

But nationally, a dearth of transportation options, an inability to take off from work to get a vaccine, and concerns about documentation and privacy have dampened uptake among Hispanics, according to experts.

“To me it’s more about access to health care,” Berry said. “If you don’t live close to health care, you’re just going to shrug it off immediately. ‘I can’t get that vaccination. I’m going to miss work.’”

To reduce fear among Idaho agricultural workers that may be part of mixed-immigration status families, public health workers emphasized messaging that documentation wouldn’t be required, said Monica Schoch-Spana, a senior scholar at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. She has helped lead its CommuniVax project seeking to boost uptake among Black, Hispanic and Indigenous communities.

It’s also important to engage trusted institutions to administer vaccines, Schoch-Spana said: “Is it a familiar place, does it feel safe, and is it easy to get to?”

Federal efforts have placed sites in underserved neighborhoods. About 60% of shots at the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s vaccination sites and at community health centers were given to people of color, federal health officials said this week.

Incomplete Data Collection

Race or ethnicity information is still missing for nearly 69 million vaccinated people — or 44% — in the CDC data, despite vows by federal officials to improve outdated systems to better inform their response.

CDC spokesperson Kate Fowlie said their efforts, including sharing strategies for capturing demographic data and reducing data gaps with state and local governments, have resulted in improvements in data collection. Officials are also planning to allow agencies to update previously submitted vaccine records. The true national rates by race or ethnicity group would each be higher with complete data.

Unlike the federal government, North Carolina made it nearly impossible for providers to submit vaccine data without recording race and ethnicity. As a result, it has the most complete demographic data of any state.

Adding that step was not an easy sell — providers and other vaccinators were initially resistant, said Kody Kinsley, the chief deputy secretary for health at the North Carolina health department. But it has paid off in the state’s ability to target its response to populations getting left behind, he said.

Bibbins-Domingo said the federal government and states need to make collecting this vaccination data by race mandatory, because data drives the response to the pandemic.

“The feds know how to do this. They do it every 10 years for the census,” she said. “That we somehow cannot figure it out in public health data is quite simply unacceptable.”

KHN reporter Victoria Knight contributed to this report.

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Coronavirus: Oregon and New Mexico impose restrictions

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The US states of Oregon and New Mexico have introduced strict measures to curb the unfold of Covid-19 because the nation faces rising outbreaks of the virus.

Officers have ordered most non-essential companies to shut and urged folks to restrict their social interactions.

On Friday, California turned the second state to hit a million Covid circumstances, after Texas.

A median of over 900 folks a day at the moment are dying with the illness within the US.

Each day circumstances have topped 100,000 for the final 11 days and greater than 67,000 individuals are at the moment in hospital.

The US has seen over 10.7 million circumstances and 244,000 deaths to date, in line with Johns Hopkins College.

The Trump administration struck an optimistic tone on Friday, saying they hope to have two vaccines and two therapeutic remedies for Covid-19 permitted by the Meals and Drug Administration (FDA) within the coming weeks.

Dr Moncef Slaoui, head of the administration’s vaccine initiative, advised a information convention that he hoped to have 20 million doses able to be distributed in December, after which a minimum of 20 million doses every month after that.

Talking on the similar information convention, President Donald Trump mentioned he wouldn’t put the US into lockdown. “Lockdowns price lives they usually price a number of issues. The remedy can’t be…. worse than the issue itself and I’ve mentioned it many instances,” he mentioned.

Knowledge exhibits that almost all of the nation has rising neighborhood unfold of the virus.

In current weeks, the Midwestern US has been the centre of the outbreaks, with circumstances rising in states like Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan and Illinois.

Keep-at-home directives

Oregon Governor Kate Brown introduced a two-week “freeze” limiting eating places to take-out and shuttering gyms and leisure amenities from 18 November to 2 December.

“I am not asking you, I’m telling you, to cease your social gatherings … and your home events and to restrict your social interactions to 6 and beneath, not a couple of family,” she mentioned.

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In the meantime, New Mexico Governor Lujan Grisham ordered a two-week shutdown of non-essential companies comparable to grocery shops, farms, childcare centres, banks, factories and healthcare amenities.

Variety of day by day circumstances and deaths within the US

In the meantime, California and Texas – which reached the million-case milestone on 10 November – now each have viral caseloads that surpass different international locations, together with Mexico and Germany.

The surges have prompted native officers to hit pause on reopening efforts in a number of states, and a few are re-imposing stay-at-home directives.

Eleven counties in California have been advised to reverse some reopening measures.

Southern California is the worst hit a part of the state, with substantial outbreaks. In Los Angeles, there are greater than 330,000 infections.

San Diego, Sacramento and Los Angeles counties are among the many areas now on the bottom tier of California’s reopening plan. Indoor eating and indoor non secular companies are prohibited.

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Because the state’s positivity fee – the share of constructive assessments within the inhabitants – is now at 3.6%, California Governor Gavin Newsom urged folks to put on masks and distance, saying: “Your actions may actually save lives.”

President-elect Joe Biden additionally once more renewed his name for People, “no matter the place they stay or who they voted for” to “step up and do their half” with social distancing, masks carrying and hygiene.

“I perceive it isn’t simple. I do know individuals are drained. However this is not going to go on perpetually.”

On Friday, it emerged that a minimum of 30 Secret Service officers had contracted the virus in current weeks, and dozens have been advised to quarantine, the Washington Put up and New York Instances reported.

Most of the people had reportedly travelled to occasions across the US for each Mr Trump and Mr Biden.

What is the scenario elsewhere within the US?

CBS Information reviews 15 states noticed the numbers of sufferers in hospital as a result of virus double within the final month. Hospitals have warned that amenities might be overwhelmed if the developments proceed.

Colder climate has compelled folks indoors, and consultants say pandemic fatigue can be making People much less cautious.

Republican governors in Iowa, Ohio, West Virginia and Utah have issued masks mandates

Ohio’s governor has additionally threatened to close bars and gymnasiums if the outbreak worsens

In Minnesota, bars and eating places should shut by 22:00 native time

Wisconsin and Nevada residents have been requested to remain at dwelling for 2 weeks to keep away from a return to restrictions

The Democratic governors of California, Oregon and Washington state have issued a journey advisory, discouraging non-essential journey and requesting folks to quarantine post-travel

New York has ordered bars and eating places that serve alcohol to shut by 22:00 native time; gatherings are restricted to 10 folks; the town may additionally shut colleges on Monday

The town of Chicago has a stay-at-home advisory starting on Monday, and non-essential companies should shut by 23:00 native time; gatherings are restricted to 10 folks

The town of Detroit has moved all college students to distant studying as a result of virus spikes

Indiana has halted reopening and restricted social gatherings and occasions

Maryland has ordered eating places to cut back indoor capability to 50%

US infectious illness chief Dr Anthony Fauci advised CBS on Friday: “If we do the issues which are easy public well being measures, that hovering will stage and begin to come down.

“You add that to the assistance of a vaccine, we will flip this round. It isn’t futile.”

Graphic exhibiting circumstances excessive in US medwestern states

Issues as one other vacation approaches

Outbreaks within the spring and summer time adopted US colleges’ spring breaks and the nationwide Labor Day vacation weekend – and now consultants are involved that as Thanksgiving approaches on the finish of the month, the spikes will once more worsen.

That’s the scenario taking part in out throughout the border in Canada, the place folks celebrated their Thanksgiving a month in the past. The nation’s high docs say that the vacation is partly why cities and provinces at the moment are seeing record-high infections.

Indoor gatherings pose a big threat to spreading the virus, and because the vacation centres round consuming collectively, carrying masks will not be possible.

One evaluation from Georgia Institute of Know-how researchers discovered the danger of getting a Covid-positive particular person at even a 10-person sized gathering might be near 100% within the worst-hit components of the US.

Again in October, Dr Fauci cautioned that the “sacred” American custom of gathering collectively at Thanksgiving “is a threat”.

“You could have to chew the bullet and sacrifice that social gathering, until you are fairly sure that the folks that you just’re coping with should not contaminated,” Dr Fauci advised CBS Information.

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What You Do First After A Car Mishap?

The angles of the cars at the time of the accident, the seating placement of the chauffeur as well as travelers, and also the instructions where the persons face differs in each and every single crash. On top of that, speaking with passengers, eating or driving while driving, and participating in any type of task that calls for the motorist to take their eyes off the road can create a casualty. Sluggish driving: While drowsy driving is as dangerous as intoxicated driving, a drowsy vehicle driver may not be charged with wrongful death unless it is shown that she or he voluntary rested behind the wheel. There are some problems with the data: While the data plainly reveal a fad toward much safer metropolitan driving, they are manipulated in areas with strong public transportation. The truth, nevertheless, is that car mishap are very common, particularly on the hectic roads of St. Louis and its surrounding areas. However, many website traffic fatalities are an accident and are categorized as uncontrolled vehicular murder. Nevertheless, replacing lost wages, being able to manage medical costs as well as a correct funeral service are essential to moving ahead. Syracuse police state 51-year-old Jorge Jimenez was a passenger in a black Dodge Charger with three others when they evidently lost control on a patch of ice and also struck a guardrail before midnight Wednesday on I-690 in Syracuse.

Jimenez was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Boeheim struck Jimenez with his GMC Acadia while trying to prevent the handicapped car, which was relaxing vertical on the darkened freeway. Yurisandy Jimenez Arrastre defined her dad-- a local of Cuba who lived in the USA for two decades-- as a husband who enjoyed to cook and also inform jokes. Arrastre informed the paper in Spanish. Jimenez's daughter told the Post-Standard he was with good friends acquiring cigarettes when he was eliminated. He satisfied his partner, his child and some good friends for a supper out after the video game and also was driving alone from the dining establishment, Fitzpatrick stated. Onondaga County District Attorney William Fitzpatrick claimed he has understood Boeheim for 40 years which the instructor does not consume alcohol. It is unclear if Boeheim will instructor the Orange versus No. 1 Duke on Saturday evening. SYRACUSE, N.Y.-- Longtime Syracuse basketball coach Jim Boeheim struck and also eliminated a man along an interstate freeway late Wednesday night as he tried to stay clear of striking the guy's disabled vehicle, police say. He also utilized his cellphone light to advise other drivers of the impaired cars and truck after the mishap, police said.

When two or more drivers are included in a car accident, cops are called to the scene as well as a crash record is filled in. When a vehicle driver operates a vehicle drunk of drugs and triggers an automobile crash that kills somebody, the driver can be charged with first-degree uncontrolled automobile homicide. Whether it warrants a spontaneous murder charge depends on the details scenarios of the instance. When a vehicle driver is at fault for creating fatality through negligent or irresponsible habits, the driver may be charged with vehicular wrongful death. It appears the approaching vehicle driver passed that vehicle and reduced back right into her lane as well hard, causing her vehicle to fishtail as well as blow up. As you try to maneuver right into the lane, he will certainly accelerate, causing a collision with your cars and truck. As long as you will discover stubborn people in denial on the level of their intoxication, well never ever see intoxicated driving with a manageable level. If you intend to send a video clip click on "Send Crashes Video" and see if the video clip is enabled to be retransmitted with public license and also describe the credits of the writers. Video clip web link: Automobile Accident Collection 2018 HD! A nine-year-old lady was killed and the chauffeur of the automobile she was riding in was jailed on uncertainty of drunken driving after a multi-car accident in North San Diego Area on I-5 Monday morning.

The believed intoxicated driver endured small injuries as well as was arrested on uncertainty of DUI. The driver of the Dodge suffered minor injuries and also the driver of the Honda was taken to a health center with modest injuries. An additional guy in the group experienced small injuries in the crash, police said. This consists of the problem of the road, the weather, the time of day, the precise place of the mishap, a summary of the other individuals and automobiles involved, and a summary of the accident itself. Those not putting on seat belts commonly had serious head and face injuries and also much more severe damages to their upper body and also reduced extremities (this consists of the hips, legs and feet). These mishaps in all likihood were reason in some means by individuals driving with there head up there back. The out of hand automobile then had a vehicle mishap with a Honda CRV, prior to a back end crash with a semi vehicle. Three various researches (Panjabi, Panjabi and Cholewicki and also Kaneoka) confirmed the system whereby the neck is wounded by a rear impact force. Various other writers have actually contested these figures and also some insurer sponsored research studies have actually located the threshold to be closer to 5 miles per hour. When insurer see that an individual is represented by a proficient attorney who is proactively associated with the prosecution of the situation, the chances of an effective result boost significantly.

Prior to assessing the damages to the product, make certain that all who were in the auto when the accident occurred remained in great problem. 33 74 percent of deaths in crashes entailing older people took place during the daytime. In 2004, of all wrongful deaths of the children ages 14 and younger, 21 percent of them was because of DUI vehicle mishaps. It does not assist that drunk-driving-- one of the top root causes of auto mishaps and also wrongful fatalities-- is one hundred percent avoidable. On top of being in discomfort, you additionally have the confusing and uneasy lawful problems, matters of insurance coverage, as well as economic problems, all impending. If several of the events involved did not have insurance coverage at the time of the automobile crash, you must look for an auto mishap lawyer right away. Complying with the accident, Brandy claims she interacted with Aboudiha's liked ones. In our experience, as auto crash lawyers in San Diego, it seems typically times the drunk driver is the one that endures a drunk-driving auto mishap, and also innocent people are the ones that are eliminated. Yet if you or an enjoyed one has been wounded in an automobile crash, you need to a person who can defend you, protect your legal rights as well as defend what is fair.

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Can’t Afford Dental Insurance coverage? Right here’s How you can Discover Dental Take care of Much less

Positive, going to the dentist is horrifying.

Who needs sharp steel objects jammed inside their mouth? Or these suction issues — yikes! It’s no surprise numerous us keep away from the annual appointment, regardless of frequent suggestions to repeatedly go to the dentist.

What’s worse, although? The value of going to the dentist.

About 17% of kids aged 5-19 years and practically 32% of adults aged 20-55 years have untreated dental caries, in keeping with the Nationwide Heart for Well being Statistics.

Moreover, practically 15% of kids aged 2-17 and 36% of adults 18-64 had not seen a dentist within the earlier 12 months, in keeping with 2017 knowledge.

What Are Your Choices for Inexpensive Dental Care?

The common working-age grownup spends simply over $300 on dental care per 12 months, in keeping with the American Dental Affiliation.

That may shortly add as much as 1000’s of .

When the youngsters want braces, you’re taking a look at 1000’s of extra.

Your well being plan or Medicaid could cowl a part of the price of braces for kids below 18. When you pay out-of-pocket, the price could possibly be tax deductible.

However when none of those choices can be found, what’s your plan? Chances are you’ll not have the ability to cowl 1000’s of out-of-pocket, however you continue to need the most effective dental care attainable in your children and your self.

Dentists and orthodontists know this. In addition they know their companies are sometimes not properly coated by insurance coverage and are cost-prohibitive for a lot of households. They’ve come collectively in numerous methods to offer care to these in want.

Sponsored Take care of Youngsters

Although you’ll see some take care of adults, most sponsored or free dental care exists to assist kids from low-income households.

These companies assist cowl main prices like braces or smaller ones just like the semi-annual check-up your children want to take care of wholesome tooth.

1. Smiles Change Lives

Smiles Change Lives gives braces to kids ages 7 and up. (Folks ages 19-21 can apply, however they need to bear in mind that placement with a supplier is way more tough at that age.) You’ll be chargeable for a non-refundable $30 utility charge and an out-of-pocket $650 for the braces.

You could find out if you’re financially eligible for Smiles Change Lives through the use of this device.

Candidates should submit a private essay about why braces are crucial and the way getting them will influence the kid. Letters of assist are elective however inspired.

2. Donated Orthodontic Companies

The American Affiliation of Orthodontists offers an inventory of Donated Orthodontic Companies. It’s restricted to pick states, however these present care to kids who don’t have insurance coverage protection or don’t qualify for help.

They serve residents in 9 U.S. states:

Illinois Indiana Kansas Michigan New Jersey North Carolina Rhode Island Tennessee Virginia

three. Smile for a Lifetime

The Smile for a Lifetime Basis is a non-profit, charitable group that gives orthodontic therapy for underserved sufferers ages 11-18. Charges embody a $20 for the applying, in addition to a $480 funding charge

To take part in this system, a baby should meet all of the on this web page, together with:

Having a household revenue that doesn’t exceed 200% of the federal poverty stage. Having had a dental hygiene check-up inside the earlier six months. Being concerned with the group via extracurriculars or volunteer companies. Letters of advice from lecturers or group leaders.

Functions are obtainable on-line in each English and Spanish.

four. Give Children a Smile

Began in St Louis in 2002, Give Children a Smile was adopted by the American Dental Affiliation and have become a nationwide program in 2003. The group brings volunteers and dental professionals collectively to offer care and schooling to underserved kids.

Nationwide GKAS Day is the primary Friday of February every year. Companies embody screenings, oral well being schooling and therapy.

To search out taking part packages in your state, contact your native dental society.

5. A Smile for Children

A Smile for Children (ASK) goals to enhance the standard of life for low-income, at-risk kids in Oregon.

The group serves kids in sixth grade to 11th grade who’re “suffering from ridicule and low self-esteem due to severely crooked teeth” — children who’re being teased or bullied due to the way in which their tooth look.

This program is referral-only;there’s no on-line utility.

To encourage these receiving help to “pay it forward,” ASK requires that the kid receiving orthodontic care volunteer of their group every month. The mother or father/guardian pays a month-to-month charge to the orthodontist.

6. Youngsters’s Dental Well being Affiliation of San Diego

As its identify suggests, these companies are solely obtainable in San Diego. However they’re price a glance when you’re within the space.

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How to Work as A Successful Criminal Defense Lawyer?

Charges of a crime can lead a person to jail for almost six months. In this situation, this person has a right to hire one of the best Criminal Defense Lawyers. Even a criminal can hire a lawyer for his defense. Each state needs Criminal Defense Lawyers to safeguard the constitutional rights of a client. These attorneys are responsible for saving an innocent person and exposing the actual person behind the crime.

You can become a defense attorney, but the journey to this rewarding career is long. You have to study and work hard to prove yourself. If you want to become a successful criminal defense lawyer, here are some ideas for you.

Choose a Law School

To become a lawyer, you will need a bachelor’s degree. You can get admission in a law school after completing your bachelor’s degree from a university or college. Regardless of the subjects of your degree, you can get admission in a law school. Some students obtain their degree in sociology, psychology and political science. There is nothing to worry because you can get admission to an accredited law school.

To choose an accredited law school, you can check the database of DOE (Department of Education) of Accredited Programs and Postsecondary Institutions. There is no need to choose criminal justice major for your bachelor’s degree. These majors are available in law school to make you a criminal defense lawyer.

Pay Attention to Public Speaking

If you want to become a successful criminal defense lawyer, you have to pay attention to your public speaking skills. You should have the confidence to speak in front of every person. This skill is easy to develop during your student life. You can be a part of public speaking or debate clubs. You will need strong writing and research skills, so join classes where you can write lengthy research papers.

Improve Your Grades

It is not easy to get admission in a law school. If you want to increase your chances of success, pay attention to your grades. You must have almost 3.0 in graduation to get admission. With 3.5 – 4.0 GPA, you can impress the admission committees. Your scores will show that you are a self-motivated and hardworking person. Higher GPA in an undergraduate degree will help you to get a scholarship.

Build Healthy Relations with Professors

You have to work on your relationships with your professors. While getting admission in a law school, you have to submit a recommendation letter. If you need strong recommendations from your professors, you have to build good relations with them during your study period. To develop good relationships with faculty, you can work as a teaching or research assistant.

Internship with a Defense Lawyer

Several law firms need support and clerical staff assistance for a year or in the summer. You may get a part-time job in a law firm. It will be a great chance to work with famous criminal defense lawyers. You can learn new things from their experiences in the practical field.

Study for LSAT (Law School Admission Test)

Without passing this test, you can’t get admission to a law school. You have to score almost 50% to gain admission to an accredited school. The law schools are giving scholarships based on LSAT. Your high scores in this test will help you to study without paying a fee in your favorite law school.

You can take this test in February, June, September, and December on Saturdays. You can create your account with LSAC (Law School Admission Council) website. It will help you to find the dates and location of tests.

Keep it in mind that LSAT is an integral part of your dream of becoming a criminal defense attorney. You should take it seriously and read logical reasoning, analytical reasoning, and comprehension for its preparation. You can get books from the bookstore or local libraries. Make sure to choose recent books and study material to prepare for this exam.

This test has five sections of multiple-choice questions and an unscored essay. Four divisions will be necessary for your score because one is experimental. Unfortunately, you can’t know about the experimental section in advance.

Carefully follow the rules of your test. Without following the rules of the test, you can’t be a part of LSAT. The rules are available on the website of LSAC. You can retake this test if you have a low score. Schools will accept your higher scores.

Evaluate Yourself to Become a Criminal Defense Lawyer

Law schools have several students who think that they can earn a significant amount after becoming a successful lawyer. The reality can be different from your dreams. Lawyers have to cope with depression and stress, work longer hours and struggle to survive with judges, opposing counsel, bosses, and clients.

You have to evaluate if you can bear the expenditure on legal education. Students have to pay more than $35,000 annually only for tuition fee. This cost is other than your living expenditure. If you fail to manage your expenses, you have to take a massive debt.

The increase in tuition fee overlaps with the slow-down in the employment of lawyers. As per Bar Association of America, only 60 percent of law graduates have obtained long-term and full-time jobs. Other law graduates are trying to earn money through part-time jobs.

Choose a Suitable Law School

Only a few law schools have access to national positions. Other schools are placing their successful graduates in local law communities, such as local agencies and small firms. You have to choose a good school in an area where you prefer to practice.

You can check the job placement statistics of your shortlisted law schools. The schools are providing maximum details about the hiring rate of their students. Pay attention to students who are working on full-time jobs after completing their graduation.

Before taking admission, compare the costs of law schools and clinical research opportunities. You will get the best criminal defense experience in clinical law schools. In these schools, you will get a chance to work under faculty members. You can offer legal services in a criminal justice setting.

Visit the website of each law school; compare their fees and facilities available for students. It will help you to select a right institution for your study and practice. It will be good to send applications to multiple law schools to increase the probability of admission.

Choose the required courses to become a criminal defense attorney, try to join a good study group to meet new people and prepare for the examination. Seriously prepare for your test because poor grades will keep you away from good jobs.

Several law schools permit their students to take electives in their second semester. You can choose different courses, such as trial advocacy, evidence, and constitutional criminal procedure.

Get Advantage of Internships

Internship with a magistrate who is handling criminal matters can be an excellent opportunity for a law student. Try to find different opportunities to work as an intern of a criminal court or federal judge. You may get externship credit from your law school.

While working as an intern, you can closely view the practices of judges to handle cases. You may get a chance to visit court while working with public defenders. Summer holidays will be a great time to work as a clerk of a criminal defense attorney. You may get some money for this job along with lots of experience and knowledge. Try to give your 100% during your summer jobs. It will increase your chances of becoming a permanent criminal defense lawyer.

You have to pass the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE) to practice in the United States. This exam will test your knowledge of legal ethics. You have to take this exam in the 3rd year of your law school.

Obtain Your Legal License

You have to apply for the admittance to your state bar. Every state admits its own administers and lawyers in their bar exam. You can get the whole procedure from your local bar. Register yourself for the bar exam and prepare for it. After passing the exams and fulfilling all the requirements of your license, you can move in the job market.

Understand the Job Market

Some students who are studying in highly ranked institutes and score top grades can get a chance to practice in the large law firms. These opportunities are available for limited people. You can look into small and medium firms to start your career. Keep it in mind that you can’t apply to a law school without completing your degree and license requirements.

Even if you want to become a criminal defense attorney, but you can start your career as a prosecutor. Try to become a part of the criminal justice system. Stay connected with the community of criminal defense. You have to work on your profile by passing different legal courses consistently.

You can seek certification of the board in a criminal decree. You can take this exam and meet practice requirements. It will help you to improve your qualification and experience. Try to join national associations of defense lawyers to learn about new opportunities. California Criminal Defenders can be an excellent place to start. You can get a qualified lawyer in San Diego, Orange County, and Los Angeles.

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Meet Gwen Osgard of Crawford High School

Today we’d like to introduce you to Gwen Osgard.

So, before we jump into specific questions about the business, why don’t you give us some details about you and your story.

I started working in the San Diego Unified School District as an English teacher 20 years ago. I have taught all high school grade levels and classes from ESL (English as a second language) classes to Advanced Placement classes and it has always been more about the students than the subject matter. I have found great purpose in teaching the immigrant and refugee students of City Heights, the new arrivals.

In 2008, I was fortunate to be a designer and teacher of one of the first (of two) New Arrival Centers in San Diego. For eight years, working with newcomers filled my life with stories from the far reaches of the world; tragic stories of war and loss, but also wonderful stories of human life and love. My kids and their families had been through everything unimaginable, and yet their spirits were intact and their desire for learning was an affirmation of the human spirit.

Crawford High School is the most diverse high school on the West Coast and the New Arrival Center served an amazing mix of students of varied home countries, languages, religions, cultures and customs. The students became a cohort and supported each other through their high school experience. And now, a decade later, I am continuously blessed to see my students graduate from high school, from college and become contributing members of our society.

Overall, has it been relatively smooth? If not, what were some of the struggles along the way?

The Crawford New Arrival Center was an incredibly challenging program to start. At the time, Crawford was divided into four small schools and we, the two teachers in the New Arrival Center, served students from each of the schools. Thus, enrollment, scheduling, taking attendance and assigning grades was awkward, to say the least. Furthermore, when the students were enrolled, most spoke no English at all, thus assessing the students’ skill levels and interest was next to impossible.

Opening the New Arrival Center in 2008 was full of unknowns, trial and error. It was a matter of taking a giant leap and knowing that we would do anything to figure out how to best serve our students. It was an exciting adventure in education and it stretched the hearts and minds of everyone involved. We scrambled for appropriate curriculum, relevant textbooks and lesson plans that met a classroom of students at varying levels of English language acquisition which were interesting to teens. It was a tall order, and it was incredibly gratifying to overcome obstacles and find solutions. Each community connection increased the success of our program. We explored San Diego with our students, took them on many college visits to make them familiar with their next steps, and hosted several interesting visitors, such as Joan Embery and Emmanuel Jal.

When we first opened, the Karen people had only been coming to the United States as refugees for about a year. We had no translators for the Karen language and the Karen Organization had not been formed yet. We had never even heard of Karen people and new practically nothing about Burma (Myanmar). We thought they were “Burmese” and that they spoke Burmese. It took the students acquiring enough English to explain to us why kids would write about Thailand (where they had lived in refugee camps) and that they were not Burmese- in fact, the Karen and other minority groups had been in a Civil War with the Burmese since the 1940’s and had endured torture, murder and the destruction of their homes and farms at the hands of the Burmese soldiers.

We learned that they were so small because they were usually about three years younger than their age on paper due to the fact that the Thai government gave the parents food rations according to the age of their children. In order to get enough rice, the parents would add a few years on to their children’s ages. We learned about other groups as well. We found out that students from Mexico and even from Vietnam may have interrupted formal education as well, even if they were not refugees. We learned about the religions of our students and adjusted our lessons during Ramadan (the Muslim month of fasting) because our kids were fasting and made sure to do our best to follow cultural rules and norms, such as sitting our girls in full hijabs (faces covered and only eyes showing) at all-girl tables and having a girl only room for lunch so that the girls could relax and enjoy their food together.

The kids taught each other about their customs, cultures and religions and formed an amazing cohort that still serves them as adults in college and other areas of life. I see my former students and they are still close with their multicultural friend groups, something that does not usually happen in high school, where students often clique together for safety and comfort rather than try to have a diverse range of friends. I have had students write letters to me telling me that the best thing about the New Arrival Center was learning so much about other people and making friends who turned out not to be so different from themselves.

Crawford High School – what should we know? What do you guys do best? What sets you apart from the competition?

Prior to the creation of the New Arrival Center by Terry Walter, then Director of the Office of Language Acquisition, newcomers (immigrant and refugee students) would take English as a second language (ESL) classes and mainstream classes for the rest of the day. This led to students earning failing grades in their first year or two until they had acquired enough English to study the other subjects. This could be detrimental to their grade point averages and prevent them from ever graduating. The New Arrival Center was designed to give immigrant and refugee students a safe space in which to become proficient in English in one year in order to find success in the classes to follow.

They were comfortable enough to make mistakes because everyone was learning and there was none of the bullyings that is often experienced by international students who do not know how to speak English, dress differently, and lack things that American kids take for granted. It was a semi self-contained set of classrooms in which newcomers had the opportunity to build their English language skills all day while also studying math, science and American history in order to fill in the gaps in education. The majority of the students were SIFE (Students with Interrupted Formal Education) and they needed to study math from kindergarten to the ninth-grade level in order to be successful and to have the background in science and social studies. The students went to PE class, Advisory class and sometimes to art or computer classes. Those who arrived with math skills went to appropriate math classes.

The acquisition of English in preparation for high school classes was the focus of the New Arrival Centers; however, at Crawford High School, our work with the immigrant and refugee students went far beyond classroom instruction. We connected with the local organizations that rescue refugees, such as the International Rescue Committee, the Alliance for African Assistance, Jewish Family Services and Catholic Charities. We connected with the Karen Organization and the East African Cultural Center. My colleagues and I helped our students and their families to go to the doctors and dentists and to access other services that are so difficult to navigate without fluency in English.

Our New Arrival Center became a bustling hub of instruction, student activities and family support. By years two and three of this innovative endeavor, my teacher colleagues and I had developed a system wherein our older students who had mastered enough English and already successful in their high school classes would mentor the even new students to understanding American school culture and the surrounding City Heights community. We created clubs to support our students in extracurricular activities, such as the Karen Youth of San Diego Club (KYSCD), which continues to successfully share the Karen culture and provide support for Karen* students and International College Scholars, a club created to foster a college-going culture for our newcomer students.

I am very proud of the work we did in the New Arrival Center. We had a very high graduation rate, many of our students are in college, are college graduates or have finished other types of training programs and are working members of our community.

Councilmember Marti Emerald presented us with a proclamation on May 16th, 2014, signed by all councilmembers and the mayor declaring May 16th as Crawford High School New Arrival Center Day for the City of San Diego. She presented it to us during our Big Celebration, an end of the year cultural performance in which our students shared their songs and dances from their home countries and student-created skits about their experiences as new arrivals.

Over the years, there were several articles and television reports focused on the New Arrival Center, all positive. In two such stories, NBC’s Rory Devine interviewed me. On the second occasion, I was awarded the Inspiring Teacher of the Month award by NBC and the San Diego County of Education. Directly after that story, the New Arrival Centers were closed.

• The Karen are an ethnic minority of Burma (Myanmar) who has suffered an attempted genocide and fought in the longest civil war in the history of the world. Background information can be found at www.roadofresistance.com.

Other sources of info:

• Dr. Kristy Drake’s (former New Arrival Center teacher) finding that teachers within the New Arrival Center: “By and large, teachers defined themselves as much more than an instructor. They viewed themselves to be advocates for both their students and their program as well as a liaison between students and their families, school, and community resources” (p. 122).

• Dr. Drake’s research on the New Arrival Centers: Teacher Sensemaking of District Policy for Underschooled Immigrant Students

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What are your plans for the future? What are you looking forward to or planning for – any big changes?

Nonetheless, enrollment in charter schools continues to rise as more and more families and educators look for more engaging and personalized educational experiences. Since the closure of the New Arrival Centers, my colleagues and I have been exploring the steps necessary to open a specialized charter school that would encompass our researched support methods and advocacy. In the meantime, my colleague, Skye Cooke-Pinon and I have been working with the University of California San Diego (UCSD), implementing a tutoring program for refugee students with a focus on English language acquisition at the Sudanese Cultural Center.

I continue to be the advisor for the Karen Youth of San Diego Club and the Culture Club, which consists mainly of refugee students from Africa and Syria. I continue to work with the Karen Organization of San Diego and the International Rescue Committee as well as other community organizations. I engage in discussion and work concerning immigrant and refugee students and families whenever possible and consider this to be my life’s work. I hope to see the pendulum swing back to a focus on new arrival students, an at-risk population, and their specialized set of needs. *Reposted article from SDVoyager of June 28, 2018

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How to Work as A Successful Criminal Defense Lawyer?

Choose a Law School

Pay Attention to Public Speaking

Improve Your Grades

Build Healthy Relations with Professors

Internship with a Defense Lawyer

Study for LSAT (Law School Admission Test)

Evaluate Yourself to Become a Criminal Defense Lawyer

Choose a Suitable Law School

Several law schools permit their students to take electives in their second semester. You can choose different courses, such as trial advocacy, evidence, and constitutional criminal procedure.

Get Advantage of Internships

Obtain Your Legal License

Understand the Job Market

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