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2nd Wednesday's with Ret. Senator Barbara A. Robinson

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2nd Wednesday's with Ret. Senator Barbara A. Robinson on TRIBE Family Channel - Season l, Episode 3

Broadcasting LIVE from the Radisson Hotel in Baltimore, Maryland.

Barbara will showcase foods from around the world featured by the National Association of Catering and Events (NACE). This event “Dine Around the World” is a fundraising event to help finance the programs and the expansion of the Saint Francis Neighborhood Center (SFNC).

Tune in March 13, 2019 at

4PM-PST 5PM-GMT 6PM-CST 7PM-EST

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About the Saint Francis Neighborhood Center:

The center has existed since 1963 to raise awareness and bring change to the lives of more than 1,000 children who live below the federal poverty line. All the services are free. The center is located just blocks from the area where the April 19, 2015, riots began, sparked by the death of Freddie Grey, a young black man who died while in the custody of Baltimore police. If transportation is not provided to the center from local schools, coordinators from SFNC go to the schools and escort the children to SFNC. The center is a beacon of hope for many families.

 

About Barbara A. Robinson:

Ret. Senator Barbara Robinson has overcome many challenges in her life. She received her undergraduate degree 18 years after her journey began. Through perseverance and determination, Senator Robinson eventually earned several graduate degrees. She was the first woman and the first African American to hold the positions of deputy administrator of the District Court, the Supreme Bench and the Circuit Court of Baltimore.

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