As you may already have known, I have involved myself with videography of current and interesting cultural arts events in the City of Baltimore.  I am a media contractor for the African Diaspora Medical Project,

 

www.ADMProject.org, headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland.

The purpose of the event will be to support the AIDS Orphan Initiative, to plan a HIV/AIDS Orphan Village and travel for a project evaluation trip to Yaounde, Cameroon, West Africa, by ADMProject Interns, students of Johns Hopkins University, and the operations representatives of the ADMProject.  From www.ADMProject.org other projects of ADMProject are:

 

·       Hands to Hands – Building a network by which resources are collected from hospitals, companies, and other organizations for the purpose of supplying Africans with the materials necessary for good health care.  This project works on the procurement, storage, inventory, shipment, and successful delivery of these materials.

·       Request For Assistance RFA – Projects are undertaken by a team of specialists and technical assistance providers who will work with health professionals, community members, businesses, institutions, and other entities to respond to health care problems by conducting extensive, in-depth investigations and analyses and following through with planned action.

·       HIV/AIDS Orphan Initiative – Currently developing a prototype Orphan Village with housing, school, health clinic, and community center.  The village will house, educate, and provide medical care to as many children as possible.

 

The ADMProject is a non-profit organization that promotes sustainable healthcare in Africa and its Diaspora.  The ADMProject is a nongovernmental organization that will identify and/or develop health-related projects that can be supported with technical, personnel and materiel assistance. These projects will be implemented in response to, and in collaboration with, our medical colleagues throughout Africa and the Diaspora.

 

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Lenox S. Dingle, Jr., M.D. Lenox S.Dingle, Jr., M.D. President & CEO The African Diaspora Medical Project 2510 St. Paul Street Baltimore, MD 21218 Main [410] 814-3381  Fax [410] 814-3382 www.admproject. org

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Dear Reader, On May 18, 2007 six members of the African Diaspora Medical Project (ADMProject), including 4 student research assistants, will travel to Yaounde, Cameroon for 10 days to assist an organization there - the Sainté Trinité Foundation - in their efforts to care for orphans affected by AIDS.

Travel Objectives  As you may know, the care of children in sub-Sahara Africa orphaned by the deaths of their parents from AIDS has presented a significant challenge to communities that do not have the resources to meet many of their specialized needs. The ADMProject will collaborate with them in their efforts to increase their capacity and ability to care for these displaced children. On this trip we hope to accomplish two broad objectives: 1.   Complete a site and needs assessment and begin the planning of the Project concept and design. 2.    Document and record conditions that will support our efforts to illuminate the problem affecting many communities in sub-Sahara Africa and generate a positive response from donors in the form of funding for the Project. In addition, we will donate school supplies and clothing, and we would like to make a cash contribution that will help meet the day-to-day needs of the children. How you can help The ADMProject is accepting donations of school supplies (small items - pens, pencils, markers, rulers, erasers, etc) and clothing (new or excellent condition used, ages 2 - 16 years, boy/girl). These can be dropped by our office at 2510 St. Paul Street, 1st Floor, Baltimore, MD 21218. Cash donations are also greatly needed and appreciated and can be mailed to the same address or may be donated on-line through our website, www.admproject.org. All contributions are tax-deductible.

I hope that you will consider supporting our effort. Help us help others help themselves. The ADMProject and the children of Yaounde thank you for considering them as beneficiaries of your charitable spirit.   Sincerely, Lenox S. Dingle, Jr., M.D. The African Diaspora Medical Project, Inc.

The Library is pleased to announce a wonderful series of events for the months of June and July including gallery openings, film screenings, pot-lucks, and festive fundraisers.

All of our events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.

The Library | 1401 Light Street | Baltimore, MD 21230 | www.thelibraryproject.net

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ATTENTION ALL MEDIA : MOE. Available for interviews
 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 
Gay Lesbian Community Center of Baltimore and Gay Life Magazine to Celebrate Grand Opening of  The New Art Gallery on December 5th   Featuring OUT.  The Exhibition by MOE. The Creator
 
Baltimore, MD - GLCCB, the oldest LGBT organization in the Baltimore City area, will celebrate the grand re-opening of the multi-purpose center and art gallery on Saturday, December 5th, 2009 from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. located at 541 E. Chase Street, Baltimore, MD. The Admission is free, however, a suggested donation of $10.00 is encouraged.
The celebration is a fundraiser to benefit the GLCCB & Gay Life Magazine AIDS Project and will include an auction and reception.
The first exhibit at GLCCB Art Gallery and Multi-Purpose Center will feature the illustrious works of Maurice “MOE.” Bradford, Jr. of Gallery MOE. at www.moesartdesign.com . The curator of the exhibition is Tamm E Hunt.
The City of Baltimore, the GLCCB and Gay Life Magazine have cultivated the unique legacy of leadership within our LGBT community and are extremely proud to welcome the re-opening of the center and the addition of the art gallery as a new addition to the LGBT community. The GLCCB and Gay Life Magazine will continue to illuminate the voices of LGBT trailblazers for posterity and give witness to one of the community's greatest strengths: diversity.
For more information, please call (410) 837 -5445 or email info@glccb.org to RSVP

        
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August  6, 6 pm, photographs by Jack W. Hoffberger August 6 - October 15,
Opening Reception, Living Classrooms Foundation FREDERICK DOUGLAS-ISAAC
MYERS MARITIME PARK & MUSEUM Bearman Gallery, 3rd Floor 1417 Thames
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A FOUR DAY MUSIC AND ARTS FEST IN PIGTOWN 
ART • MUSIC • DANCE • VIDEO • CHILDRENS ACTIVITIES 
PARKING IS AVAILABLE 
Without a fully developed retail district to participate in this Holiday shopping season, yet, what's Pigtown to do? Well, this is what we do.....Pigtown Main Street presents "ARTDROMEDA....a constellation of artists" a cool four day music and arts fest where artists and those that love them can come together to display, discuss, enjoy and purchase art. To round out this cornucopia of creativity, there will be music, film, dance and several street artists creating large scale works of art to be created during the event at 761-767 Washington Blvd and 803 Washington Blvd. 
The overall event will take place indoors in several commercial properties along the 700 and 800 block of Washington Blvd. 
THIS EVENT IS FREE TO THE PUBLIC UNLESS INDICATED OTHERWISE 
Be a part of the Pigtown stimulus plan. 
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