Religious Freedoms October 28, 2021 Share Where Do Your Rights End & The Public's Begin? Calling the firing of a high school football coach who prayed alone on the field after games an "overt hostility to personal religious practice," the Project 21 Black Leadership Network joined with former Vice President Mike Pence and other leading conservatives in asking the U.S. Supreme Court to accept a case that could help protect the freedom of public officials to practice their faith without fear of punishment. "Personal religious expressions and practices are a normal part of most people's lives and are protected by our Constitution," noted Project 21 Member Donna Jackson, a seminary graduate. "The food restrictions of Jews and Muslims are based on religious principles. Does this mean a Muslim public school teacher can be fired for declining pork at a school event? Private expressions of faith aren't what we do; they are who we are. Expecting us to distance ourselves from our beliefs not only deprives us of our rights, but also deprives us of our humanity." In the case of Joseph A. Kennedy VS. Bremerton School District, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against former Coach Joe Kennedy, who was suspended and later fired because he had allegedly been "engag[ing] in demonstrative religious activity" while "on duty." Coach Kennedy had prayed alone on the high school's football field for less than a minute after games. The lower court's ruling was "flat wrong," according to an amici curiae ("friends of the court") legal brief filed in support of a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court and signed by Project 21 and nearly seventy other groups and individuals. The brief stated that it is "absurd to label an act of obvious personal gratitude and humility governmental speech that is prohibited by the Constitution" and that Americans' personal speech cannot violate the Constitution's Establishment Clause "simply because the public can see them." "As a black man who has always been involved in sports - both as a student-athlete and a parent-coach - I can definitively say there isn't a black person in America who wants to take away anyone's right to pray. On the field, we pray for the safety of our players without any objections," said Project 21 Member Derrick Hollie. Hollie is the president of Reaching America, another group that has signed onto the brief. "This is just another way the left is trying to divide us as a nation and take God away from us." The brief further asserted that the 9th Circuit Court's ruling, as it stands, threatens the First Amendment rights of public employees while they are at work and when they are visible to the public. It cited examples from hypothetical to historical to make that case - including a teacher wanting to pray before eating lunch, President Joe Biden closing remarks on August 26, 2021 by saying: "May God bless you all and may God protect the troops and all those standing watch for America." The brief also asserted that the 9th Circuit misapplied the Establishment Clause meant to stop state-established religion, arguing that it was "indisputably clear" that the coach's prayers were personal, the school's opposition to them confirmed he was not acting as a public official. The ruling's assertion that publicity made this an Establishment Clause issue was erroneous, claimed the brief, because "[t]he publicity was caused by the inappropriate ban, not by Coach Kennedy." "Our religious freedom and freedom of speech are enshrined in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and we have had praying presidents since George Washington. So why is this coach or any other public figure, now a threat?" asked Project 21 Member and Community Activist Barbara From Harlem. "It makes me wonder if this would be an issue if he were chanting to an unknown god or a slogan such as 'Black Lives Matter.' This appears to be nothing more than a continuation of the left's war against the Judeo-Christian principles and ethics upon which our country was founded." The brief concluded that, if allowed to stand, the existing ruling in the case "will impermissibly and unconstitutionally curtail or chill the private religious speech of public officials." "It is maddening for a court to conclude that, because a coach prays publicly, his coaching decisions are based on wanting others to follow suit and also participate in prayer. This argument unjustly impugns the integrity of Coach Kennedy and Christians everywhere," said Project 21 Member Melanie Collette, who has over 20 years of professional experience in public education. "Behind these arguments is an insidious attempt by the left to shut down the free speech of Christians and furthering the anti-God agenda that is so prevalent in today's public schools. It is my fervent prayer that the U.S. Supreme Court addresses this injustice by picking up this case and ruling in favor of Coach Kennedy." In addition to Project 21 and the groups that spearheaded the legal brief former Vice President Pence's Advancing American Freedom and the Young America's Foundation the brief was signed by lawmakers including U.S. Representatives Jody Hice, Bob Good, Jeff Duncan and Warren Davidson; former House Speaker Newt Gingrich; Dr. James C. Dobson and groups such as Alliance Defending Freedom, Eagle Forum and Life Issues Institute. < Previous News Next News >

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South Florida Pioneer Delivers Affordable VIP Care: How ChenMed Transforms Health with Comprehensive Care Coordination October 19, 2023 Share Say Salomon, M.D., National Chief Medical Officer of hospital and community care for the ChenMed family of brands – including Chen Senior Medical Center – (pictured, left) loves to get to know and care for his patients. The healthcare landscape is in constant evolution, and one aspect that has gained tremendous importance in recent years is comprehensive care coordination. Primary care providers (PCPs) can play a pivotal role in patient care, acting as the central orchestrators of a patient's healthcare voyage. To do this requires an orientation and a clinical infrastructure that enables them to be central figures in coordinating patient care across various medical specialties. For more than 35 years, Chen Senior Medical Centers have been providing highly personalized primary care to South Florida seniors and the company remains focused on addressing the unique healthcare needs of those in their golden years. Chen doctors and care teams serve a predominantly elderly population aged 65 and above, with a significant presence in underserved communities. By guiding eligible individuals to complete the Medicaid re-enrollment process within the specified deadlines for Florida, and by providing a variety of other vital services, Chen social workers and registered nurse case managers amplify the quality of clinical care provided by ChenMed clinicians. They help improve health outcomes and patient experience by making comprehensive care coordination a reality, including access to essential community resources crucial for their overall health and well-being. “We provide this service to supplement the unwinding efforts that are now underway and to make it as convenient as possible for the Medicaid-eligible seniors we serve to maintain their insurance,” said Dr. Say Salomon, ChenMed National Chief Medical Officer, hospital and community care. “Without it, they run the risk of facing unaffordable medical bills and losing access to programs they need to stay healthy and secure.” Establishing Improved Health Outcomes through Primary Care Champions for making primary care the cornerstone of each patient's healthcare journey, Chen doctors and care team members offer comprehensive and continuous support by nurturing enduring relationships with their patients. By developing deep familiarity with their patients' medical histories, meeting with them on an ongoing and regular basis, and accessing their patients’ specialist records, Chen’s doctors and care teams cultivate an intimate understanding of medical history, social contexts and unique healthcare requirements – all to enable better care coordination. In situations where patients seek care from multiple specialists, Chen doctors can excel at synthesizing critical information, to provide an all-encompassing perspective on their patients' health. This comprehensive insight leads to well-informed care decisions and tailor-made care plans that account for the patient's entire medical background. Harmonizing the Continuum of Care Health often becomes more complex as people age. So, it is important to understand that specialist doctors often lack the time to understand the important nuances in any patient’s complete medical records. This is precisely why Chen’s high-touch approach to primary care is so valuable to aging patients. Chen primary care providers (PCPs) stay at the forefront of connecting patients to various medical specialties. They forge seamless collaborations with specialists to guarantee a smooth handover of care, all while nurturing a shared understanding of each patient's unique needs and aspirations. Each Chen doctor oversees the coordination of appointment schedules; the sharing of pertinent medical records; and ensures efficient communication among providers throughout the healthcare system – all to benefit patients. They mastermind a continuum of care, that effectively reduces fragmentation, avoids redundant tests, and uplifts the overall quality of healthcare. Care coordination becomes even more imperative for patients grappling with chronic conditions that frequently necessitate the expertise of multiple specialists. Chen primary care clinicians function as the central pivot, aligning disparate treatment strategies and ensuring harmonious care delivery. They meticulously monitor the patient's progress, adapting treatment plans as circumstances demand and extending consistent support. By integrating diverse medical specialties and services, Chen PCPs optimize the management of chronic conditions, leading to superior outcomes and increased patient satisfaction. Furthermore, owing to their enriched medical knowledge relative to the patients they serve, Chen PCPs establish networks with specialists, facilitating discussions about perplexing or ambiguous assessments and treatment plans. While patients might not have direct access to their specialists beyond scheduled appointments, Chen doctors diligently engage in peer-to-peer exchanges with specialists, clarifying the patient's healthcare trajectory. “Many of our patients have had little access to the kind of medical care and services that all of us need to lead our healthiest lives,” said Steve Nelson, ChenMed President. “To truly provide them with whole person (value-based) care, we need to understand and address the practical issues that determine and directly impact the quality of their day-to-day living. This is a primary focus of ChenMed team members, including our patient advocates, social workers, nurse practitioners, and doctors, who make it their mission to learn of the burdens our patients face beyond their medical status and work together to remove them.” Elevating Patient Safety and Contentment Effective care coordination within the primary care realm is a catalyst for bolstering patient safety and enhancing their overall contentment. When doctors are armed with a comprehensive understanding of the patient's healthcare odyssey, they are proficient in spotting potential care gaps and inconsistencies. They identify these issues and champion the patient's cause, ensuring appropriate referrals, timely follow-ups, and judicious medication management. These proactive measures minimize the risk of medical errors, fostering a strong, trust-based relationship between the patient and their PCP. This, in turn, results in heightened satisfaction with the entire healthcare experience. The significance of care coordination within primary care has become an essential facet of healthcare. PCPs, acting as the central figures with access to specialist records, assume a distinctive role as the linchpin in orchestrating and managing diverse facets of the patient's healthcare journey. By promoting collaboration, easing communication, and integrating care across various specialties, PCPs significantly contribute to the realization of seamless, patient-centric care. In an ever-evolving healthcare landscape, care coordination within primary care remains an enduring pillar for optimizing patient outcomes and elevating the overall quality of care. ChenMed remains deeply committed to care coordination within primary care. The company’s PCPs work to provide a unified healthcare experience for their patients rather than treating them as isolated components of a fragmented medical system. 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The Voice of Romance July 28, 2022 Share The Aventura Cultural Center is preparing an evening of Opera to celebrate this Holiday Season with International Recording Artist Franco Corso, singing all your favorite Andrea Bocelli Hits, such as: "Silent Night," "Ave Maria," "I Believe," "White Christmas," "Angels We Have Heard On High," "The Prayer," "Amore" and much more! Appropriately dubbed "The Voice of Romance," Corso hypnotizes audiences with his sensual and powerful vocals, from Baritone to Tenor, dramatic stage presence and charismatic showmanship. His musical talent has been labeled powerful, enchanting and sophisticated. Corso has built a Music Career channeling the charisma and passion of Italian-American Singers, effectively transforming past masterpieces into modern treasures. His voice recalls the Era when Crooners ruled the Music Industry and avid listeners went weak in the knees at love songs laden with raw emotion. "Franco Corso is the most captivating Recording Artist on the International Scene since Bocelli. If you like Andrea Bocelli – you will LOVE Franco Corso!" After sellout audiences at Caesars in Atlantic City, Mar-a-Lago, the Columbus Foundation and countless theaters and stages across the United States and Europe, Franco’s new Concert Tour takes you on a Musical Journey, from Bocelli to Phantom, where ‘Italy Meets Broadway.‘ Appropriately dubbed ‘The Voice of Romance, Corso hypnotizes audiences with sensual powerful range (baritone to tenor), dramatic presence and charismatic showmanship. His musical talent has been labeled powerful, enchanting and sophisticated. While all these are true, they are a result of something that cuts deeper into the source. Corso’s Music is passion personified, a raw emotion that comes through in his singing, which is palpable. His classical crossover repertoire in four languages (English, Italian, Spanish and French) transcends generations. Tickets are on sale now for his one night only performance at The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center. Career Franco has many Career highlights, his sold-out concert at the Berklee Performance Center in Boston, prior to a successful TV Campaign where he was accompanied by the Multi Emmy Award Music Composer and Tony Bennett’s Musical Director, Mike Renzi. Franco’s rendition of Bocelli’s ‘Time To Say Goodbye’ was featured on ABC during the 73th Annual Columbus Day Red Carpet Event and presented by Joe Piscopo and Maria Bartiromo to rave reviews. His inspirations are drawn from classics such as Caruso and Bocelli along with the allure of Josh Groban and Julio Iglesias. These influences are blended together as he takes audiences on a ‘Musical Journey Through Italy in his acclaimed sellout concert Tour throughout the United States Corso’s talent is galvanized with his multi-lingual finesse and the unique ability to hold a very long note. Sophisticated venues have included Franco’s presentation: The Berklee Performance Center in Boston, The Royal Room at the prestigious Colony Hotel in Palm Beach, The Kravis Performance Center, The Maltz Jupiter Theatre, The Eissey Theatre, The Lyric Theatre, The Sunrise Theatre, the historical Riviera Theatre in Buffalo, New York and many more. Ticket & Location Information Ticketmaster is the only official ticketing service of the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center. Buy tickets online at: https://www.aventuracenter.org/ By phone at: (877) 311-7469. Or by phone at: (954) 462-0222. In person at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center’s Box Office Tuesday through Saturday from 12:00 p.m. noon to 5:00 p.m. and 90 minutes prior to each performance. For Group Sales, please Call: (954) 660-6307. Showing Friday, December 16th, 2022 - 8:00 p.m. Tickets start at $49.00. The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center is located at 3385 Northeast 188th Street, Aventura, Florida 33180. Join the Conversation on: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram @aventuracenter Or: #aventuracenter. < Previous News Next News >

Diego Figueiredo & Friends - A Masterclass In Connection South Florida Sun Times Jan 28, 2026 There’s Something Instantly Striking About A Diego Figueiredo & Friends' Performance. No Dramatic Entrance, No Rigid Staging — And Four World-Class Musicians Settling Naturally Into A Series Of Jazz Duets That Will Eventually Reveal The Heart Of The Night: Connection. As Diego Figueiredo Leads, His Curls Catching The Light, Guitar Resting Easily In His Hands, He Plays With A Fluidity So Natural That Bossa Nova, Jazz, And Classical Influences Weave Together As Effortlessly As Conversation. Within Minutes, Audiences Find Themselves Leaning In, Drawn By The Sense That Something Genuine Is Unfolding In Real Time. Join Us On Wednesday, February 4nd, 2026 At Broward Center For The Performing Arts In Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Figueiredo's openness is a defining part of his artistry. A Grammy®-nominated guitarist praised by George Benson as “one of the greatest guitarists I’ve seen in my whole life,” he carries his technical brilliance with a sense of ease. There is no flash for its own sake — only clarity, warmth, and the instinct to listen as deeply as he plays. He has long been celebrated for making a single guitar sound like an entire musical landscape, yet his presence feels humble, inviting. For this Gold Coast Jazz presentation, Diego is joined by three trusted musical partners, each bringing a distinct voice into the mix. Jazz flutist Nestor Torres shapes the air with lyricism; pianist Shelly Berg adds harmonic richness and intuitive responsiveness; and percussionist Sammy Figueroa provides texture, spark, and rhythmic lift. Together, they create an environment where ideas move freely — a phrase here and a rhythmic cue there. It’s a detail Gold Coast Jazz audiences will appreciate, as it signals the intimacy, spontaneity, and interplay that define their favorite performances. Says Diego, “The Brazilian feeling is always in my right hand, no matter what style I’m playing. In concert, when I’m free, I let jazz, bossa nova, and classical flow together.” In this setting where duets are interchanged, that blend can become more vivid. A warm bossa gesture might melt into a jazz-driven exchange; a classical turn may spark a new melodic direction. The genres don’t collide — they coexist, guided by instinct and shaped by connection. Often seen as an informal ambassador of Brazilian music, Figueiredo brings mastery and generosity, making the music feel shared rather than delivered. With his friends beside him, the “duets” will become the engine of the evening — a space where listening leads, and connection drives every note. Diego Figueiredo & Friends reminds us that the most unforgettable music is created together. Join us on Wednesday, February 4th, 2025, at Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale, Florida at 7:45 p.m., to see a masterclass in connection. Tickets at: www.goldcoastjazz.org . The Gold Coast Jazz Society The Gold Coast Jazz Society is a not-for-profit organization that is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of jazz music through a mainstage concert series, free community concerts, educational programs, a jazz scholarship program, and musical services provided by the Gold Coast Jazz Society Band. Visit our website to continue your journey in jazz at: www.goldcoastjazz.org ! Funding for this organization is provided in part by the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council. Concert sponsors include the Helen Ingham Foundation, the Richard Ingham Concert Fund, the Mary N. Porter Funds/Community Foundation of Broward, United Community and Funding Arts Broward. Previous Next

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Empowering Educators: Governor Ron DeSantis Approves Record Increase in Teacher Pay & Package of Legislation to Support Teachers May 11, 2023 Share Today, Governor Ron DeSantis signed a landmark package of legislation to support and empower Florida’s teachers, reign in out-of-control unions and school boards, get TikTok out of schools, and protect the integrity of the classroom. Governor DeSantis also announced that he will approve more than $1 billion for teacher pay in this year’s budget, a $252 million increase over the current record. Overall, Florida has invested more than $3.3 billion for teacher salary increases and bonuses over the last five years. For more information visit: https://www.flgov.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Bill-Signing-5.8.pdf “We have delivered another record boost to teacher pay and we have coupled salary increases with positive reforms. For far too long, unions and rogue school boards have pushed around our teachers, misused government funds for political purposes, taken money from teachers’ pockets to steer it for purposes other than representation of teachers, and sheltered their true political goals from the educators they purport to represent,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “Today, I want to thank our legislative leaders and the many bill sponsors for working with us to empower our teachers and ushering in a new era of accountability to the people. No longer will politically motivated school boards and special interests wield their power over Florida’s teachers.” “Once again, Governor DeSantis has reaffirmed our commitment to empowering teachers and reinforcing the pillars of respect and support for Florida’s educators. Through these pieces of legislation, we are providing educators competitive compensation, professional development and instructional supports, flexible pathways into the profession, and the tools for our teachers to maintain order in the classroom,” said Lieutenant Governor Jeanette Nuñez. “As a mom, I’m particularly grateful for the Governor and Legislature’s focus on getting social media out of the classroom and giving teachers the benefit of the doubt when maintaining safety in the classroom. This is a clear recognition that the voices and concerns of Florida’s teachers were heard and addressed in the 2023 Session.” “Under the leadership of Governor DeSantis, this has been a historic year for education in our state,” said Senate President Kathleen Passidomo. “We are investing over $1 billion in teacher raises and also increasing per student funding to an unprecedented level as we work to provide Florida parents with a transformational opportunity to direct funding for their children’s education. This tremendous level of funding ensures traditional, neighborhood public schools that have been the backbone of our K-12 education system have the resources they need. Through the legislation signed into law today, and HB 1, which the Governor signed earlier this year, we are also working to reduce red tape that burdens our traditional public schools so that these institutions, which have served our communities for generations, will have a meaningful chance to compete right alongside other school choice options.” “We have prioritized giving Florida students the tools they need to succeed in the classroom by emphasizing the importance of learning, removing distractions from the classroom, and giving their teachers the tools they need to prepare our children to compete in a global economy,” said House Speaker Paul Renner. “Providing a pathway for new voices to enter the education arena by enacting term limits to local school boards will usher in a new wave of student-focused leadership. And, by empowering teachers with quality preparation programs, providing them the support they need in the classroom, and by eliminating access to harmful social media, we will fulfill Florida’s constitutional responsibility to educate our children." “Senate Bill (SB) 256, House Bill (HB) 477, HB 1537, HB 1035 and HB 379 represent the most comprehensive package of pro-educator bills in Florida’s history, and probably the nation’s," said Commissioner of Education Manny Díaz, Jr. “In particular, I want to thank the personal stories of courageous educators who came forward over the last couple years to both elevate our understanding of how truly divisive unions and school boards can so often be in hiding their true purposes. And moreover I want to thank those same educators and school leaders for continuing to show our state leaders the best ways forward to support and elevate the teaching profession so that our teachers can do what they do best – uplift the lives of our children and families.” In total, the Governor signed five bills and announced his intent to sign major funding for teachers included in the General Appropriations Act for the most historic package of teacher policy in the nation: General Appropriations Act $252+ million increase for the teacher salary increase categorical, which will stand at more than $1 billion for school year 2023–2024. Additionally, the Governor will sign: • $10 million for the Heroes in the Classroom Bonus Program (HB 1035). • $3.5 million for the Dual Enrollment Teacher Scholarship Program (HB 1035). • $4.0 million for the Teacher Apprenticeship Program and Mentor Bonus (HB 1035). • $5.0 million for the Grow Your Own Teacher Registered Apprenticeship Program Expansion. Senate Bill 256 • Prohibits teachers’ unions from using government resources to have dues deducted directly from employee paychecks. • Requires unions to notify members of the costs of membership. • Requires a union to represent at least 60% of employees – increasing from the current 50%. • Allows state investigations into unions suspected of fraud, waste, and abuse. • Requires annual audits and financial disclosures for unions. • Prohibits any union from offering anything of value to a public official in collective bargaining negotiations. House Bill 477 • Reduces term limits from 12 to 8 years for school board members – the same term limits the Governor, Cabinet, and the entire Legislature are subject to. • The Legislature also passed Joint Resolution 31, which will go directly onto the November 2024 General Election ballot, to return school board elections to transparent, partisan elections. District school board members have been elected in nonpartisan elections since 2000 but were elected in partisan elections prior to that year. House Bill 1537 • Extends temporary teaching certificates from three years to five years. • Improves the overall quality of Florida’s teacher preparation programs by eliminating unnecessary bureaucratic requirements from certification and alternative certification programs. • Requires a system-wide shift from professional development to professional learning, including requiring the Department of Education to create a high-quality programs web-based marketplace. • Expands eligibility for temporary teaching certification to candidates who are currently enrolled in state-approved teacher preparation programs. • Additional provisions in the bill include: - Declares September 11th to be “9/11 Heroes’ Day” and requires 45 minutes of instruction for middle school and high school students on the events of 9/11. - Makes Florida the first state in the nation to formally adopt the Classical Learning Test as an alternative to SAT and ACT for schools to offer to students to earn postsecondary scholarship funding to state colleges and universities (Bright Futures) and establish concordant scores for graduation. House Bill 1035 • Creates Chapter 1015 in Florida Statutes to codify the “Teachers’ Bill of Rights.” • Takes a stand for teachers’ efforts to preserve safety and order in their classrooms by giving teaches the benefit of the doubt when breaking up fights, preventing assaults, and giving teachers the presumption of acting lawfully, acting on behalf of their personal safety, and the safety of their students. • Gives Florida teachers an avenue to report if they have been directed to break the law by their administration or school board. • Establishes the Heroes in the Classroom Bonus Program to provide a one-time sign-on bonus to retired first responders and veterans who become a full-time classroom teacher. • Establishes the Teacher Apprenticeship Program and Mentor Bonus as an alternative pathway for individuals to enter the teaching profession and authorizes a temporary apprenticeship certificate. • Establishes the Dual Enrollment Educator Scholarship Program to assist Florida public high school teachers in obtaining the graduate degree and credentials necessary to provide dual enrollment coursework directly to students on high school campuses. House Bill 379 • Takes social media out of the classroom and TikTok out of our schools. • Gives teachers the authority to establish classroom rules on cell phone use during instructional times and allows them to withhold a student’s phone if it is a disruption in the classroom. • Requires district school boards to implement website filtering to prevent students from connecting to social media sites while using a district owned computer or server. • Prohibits the use of TikTok on district owned devices. • Requires schools to give instruction on the harmful effects of social media. For more information visit: https://www.flgov.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Bill-Signing-5.8.pdf < Previous News Next News >

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