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Invitation to Attend Health Conference
Get PDFDocument: Invitation, addressed Dear Doctor, to attend the Health Conference at Bethel Baptist Church. Undated
Old Folks Home Images
Get PDFDocument: Images with captions of the Old Folks Home, Jacksonville, Florida. Undated
Handwritten Note
Get PDFNotes: Handwritten note on scrap of paper. Part of assorted miscellaneous notes kept by Eartha White. Undate
List of Names
Get PDFNotes: Handwritten list of names with addresses and ages. Part of assorted miscellaneous notes kept by Eartha White. Undated
First Prize Award; Florida State Fair and Exposition and the Pan-American International Farm and Livestock Exposition, Jacksonville, Florida. Badge
No full textBadge: First Prize Award; Florida State Fair and Exposition and the Pan-American International Farm and Livestock Exposition, Jacksonville, Florida, Green in color with darker green lettering. Date 1918https://digitalcommons.unf.edu/eartha_artifacts/1036/thumbnail.jp
Powering the Future: The Geopolotics of Clean Energy
No full textAn engaging and insightful discussion with Rohan Patel, former Vice President of Global Public Policy & Business Development at Tesla, as he delves into the complex and evolving world of clean energy geopolitics. This talk, held at the University of North Florida on August 26, 2024, explores the intersection of energy policy, sustainability, and global political dynamics. Topics Covered: The impact of global politics on clean energy initiatives Challenges and opportunities in transitioning to renewable energy Insights from Rohan Patel\u27s experience in the public and private sectors Speaker Bio: Rohan Patel has a distinguished career in both the public and private sectors, including serving as VP of Global Public Policy & Business Development at Tesla from 2016-2024. He has also held roles as Associate Director of the Council on Environmental Quality, Special Assistant to the President on Intergovernmental Affairs, and Senior Advisor for Climate/Energy in the administration of former U.S. President Barack Obama. Event Information: Date: August 26, 2024, Location: Student Union Ballroom, University of North Florida. This event was presented by the UNF Office of Public Policy Events and the College of Arts and Sciences.https://digitalcommons.unf.edu/events_media/1049/thumbnail.jp
Facts About James Weldon Johnson
Get PDFDocument: Biographical information about the life and works of James Weldon Johnson. Three versions. Undated
Integrating therapy into play: Stand-on ride-on for a child with cerebral palsy
Get PDFThis study focuses on the development of an adaptive ride-on toy specifically designed for a 2.5-year-old child with spastic diplegic cerebral palsy. As a feasibility study, the primary objective of this innovative device is to enhance motor function, foster autonomy, and improve the overall quality of life for the child. The Power Mobility Device (PMD) integrates actuation and steering modifications, and a harness mechanism tailored to meet the child\u27s unique needs. Comprehensive assessments of the child\u27s spatiotemporal gait characteristics were conducted before and after a three-month usage period. The results reveal significant improvements in the child\u27s ability to control dynamic balance, demonstrating the device\u27s effectiveness. This study highlights the critical role of seamlessly integrating assistive technologies into the daily lives of children with cerebral palsy and emphasizes the potential long-term benefits on their developmental trajectories and overall well-being
Baby Boy
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Baby Boy is a tribute to friends lost in 2022 and 2023. he crown of flowers within the artwork serves as a metaphor, for the symbolic crucifixion of Black men. The piece reveals the harsh reality that numerous Black boys face challenges that prevent them from reaching adulthood. It emphasizes the lack of protection, highlighting a world that targets and jeopardizes their well-being. he narrative is represented through a woodcut of a young Black man.
My creative journey is inspired by the untold stories and vibrant spirits that permeate my community. I am motivated by a profound drive to challenge stereotypes and celebrate the beauty of Moncrief, a neighborhood today often overshadowed by violence and poverty, yet with such a rich history. Notable past residents, such as Eugene Moncrief, for whom the neighborhood is named, Eartha White, A.L. Lewis, and Isidore and Mary L Singleton, left a positive impact that still resonates, resulting in today\u27s community activists, farmers, fishermen, and entrepreneurs. Using a variety of mediums such as woodcut, screen print, video, and vinyl, I blend elements of the past with the present, capturing moments of current residents, showcasing their way of living in this vibrant community today