Dale Like y compártelo. Espero que todo ustedes estén bien y al igual que sus familia la Fundación Edemar les informa que los eventos pautado para finales de Noviembre y Diciembre han sido pospuesto. Comenzaremos el 28 de enero del 2018 con la celebración del gran Festival de Los Tres Reyes Magos en el Barrio […]
Join us for our monthly History Book Club as we celebrate Black History Month by reading the important new work The Blood of Emmett Till by Timothy B. Tyson. Shortlisted for the National Book Award, this book considers the place that Till's murder plays in American History. Tyson both reviews the impact his death had […]
Economic life is difficult to measure accurately, as depending upon what you decide to measure, different conclusions can be drawn. But how do you separate fact from fiction? Russ Roberts discusses the challenges of interpreting the data on the middle class, poverty, and the effectiveness of the economy, and provides a behind the scenes look […]
Joe Biden has always believed that when given a chance, ordinary people can do extraordinary things. As a scrappy kid from Scranton who rose to the Office of Vice President, he is no exception. During his 45 years of public service, one of Biden’s greatest strengths has been his ability to bring people together, even […]
Laser Cleaning at the Thomas Jefferson Memorial: A Test Case and Evaluation. Over the last decade, the dome of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial has become rapidly and visibly soiled by biofilm. A multi-disciplinary team of professionals has been studying the growth since 2014 to determine the best options for removing it. In 2017, the first […]
Tras el paso por Puerto Rico del huracán María el pasado 20 de septiembre, nos vimos forzados a cambiar de fecha y finalmente podemos anunciar que la octava edición del Puerto Rico BloggerCon se llevará a cabo el sábado 10 de febrero de 2018 en Engine-4 en Bayamón, el espacio de trabajo colaborativo más grande […]
Join us for a discussion during Black History Month of a classic in African American history. First published in 1955 but with several updates, this book was a valuable resource for Martin Luther King Jr. to counter the arguments of segregationists during the height of the Civil Rights movement. I've been wanting to read this […]
February is Black History Month and February 2018 marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Frederick Douglass. Did you know that Frederick Douglass was a long-time Washington, DC resident? His former home in Anacostia is now open throughout the year as a National Historic Site administered by the National Park Service. They recognize February […]
February is Black History Month and February 2018 marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Frederick Douglass. Did you know that Frederick Douglass was a long-time Washington, DC resident? His former home in Anacostia is now open throughout the year as a National Historic Site administered by the National Park Service. They recognize February […]
