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RU-N African-American Brain Health Initiative Honored by Newark Community Health Centers

Newark Community Health Centers (NCHC) recognized the Rutgers University–Newark African-American Brain Health Initiative (AABHI) and four other organizations for their significant contributions to the mental health field

November 1, 2018

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Thu. Feb. 21: NJPAC Jazz Jams Sessions at Clement's Place

Jazz Jam sessions is hosted by New Jersey Performing Arts Center's...

Thu. Feb. 21: NJPAC Jazz Jams Sessions at Clement's Place
Wed. Feb. 27: Black Women Writing Black Histories: Uncovering and Narrating the Enslaved Past
Thu. Feb. 28: Smithsonian Channel & Altice Screening - The Green Book: Guide to Freedom

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