Learn more about Black History at the link below.
https://www.blackhistorymonth.gov/exhibits-and-collections/
News you can use. 🙂
Additional source website: https://www.blackhistorymonth.gov/
Below is a link to guidelines on how to identify official government websites.
Below is a link to Resources
https://oig.hhs.gov/about-oig/downloadable-resources-and-applications/
News you can use 🙂
News you can use 🙂
Click here for a free chart on how to reduce food waste:
https://foodprint.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/2021_05_03_FP_ABCsOfReducingFoodWaste_FINAL.pdf
FYI Climate Change Glossary
Listen to a FoodPrint Podcast at this link https://foodprint.org/what-youre-eating/
Climate Change Game: https://ig.ft.com/climate-game/
All the best in Wellness !
Is it time for you to buy a new computer? Where are the best deals?
I looked at the sources I trust for answers to some of these questions. Below are the links for you to check out. I hope this is helpful.
PC Magazine
https://www.pcmag.com/deals/the-best-laptop-deals-you-can-snag-now
Tom’s Guide
https://www.tomsguide.com/best-picks/best-computers
I am delighted to learn about these APPS and to share this news with you during Black History Month. So much progress has been made with the African-American additions to the technology field.
Click the links to learn more.
Every year in February we call attention to Black History and Celebrate the causes and progress that have been made.

Of course, Black History is a continuous topic of re-calculating the plight and progress of African-Americans. Just recently the term “Enslaved” has been a topic of conversations and correctness regarding the lack of entitlement to freedom in the course of the African-American experience.
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During Black History Month on Tech4Boomers I like to call attention to what is happening with African Americans in the field of Technology.
This month, I am eager to share news about Blacks In Technology (BIT), which was founded by Greg Greenlee. Greenlee has over 17 years of experience in Information Technology. BIT focuses on what they refer to as “Stomping the Divide“, providing resources, guidance and establishing standards, which are geared toward technical excellence for Black people in the technology industry. The organization was established in 2012. In addition, BIT is expanding to include member organized chapters throughout the United States. It is a formidable support organization available for your use. If you would like to learn more about BIT and how your city can be involved click this link.
Blacks In Technology – Chapter Registration Form (google.com)
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This post caught my attention. If you are a teacher, or part of the school administration that are figuring out how to give an education to a diverse audience, look at what WordPress has to offer.
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Learn best practices to create an education website that’s accessible to diverse audiences.
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