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Young people often see events unfolding around them and feel there's nothing they can do to make a difference.

Author Dr. Artika R. Tyner announced the upcoming release of her new children's book, "Kwanzaa (Traditions & Celebrations)." The book explores what Kwanza is, its origins, how it's celebrated, and its meaning in African-American culture.

Dr. Artika R. Tyner is a winner in the 2021 Sidewalk Poetry Competition for her submission. Her entry paid tribute to the historic Rondo neighborhood where she grew up. The contest is part of the city's $1 million sidewalk replacement project.

The 2021 Communities Create: Youth Literature Program winner is Zephaniah Martin for his book "Jaheem's First Kwanzaa." The initiative is a program of the nonprofit organization, Planting People Growing Justice Leadership Institute (PPGJLI).

Dr. Artika Tyner, founder of Planting People Growing Justice™ Leadership Institute (PPGJLI), announced that it has commissioned its own Challenge Coin embodying the attributes of rise, integrity, self-awareness, and engagement.

The Sons of Bransford has announced its award winners for 2021. Among the honorees is Jacklyn Milton in recognition of her service and leadership within the community.

COVID-19 halted many projects, but Dr. Artika R. Tyner was determined that the dual pandemic of structural racism and COVID-19 would be the spark for social change beginning with the creation of a space for writers, artists, and creatives.

Planting People Growing Justice (PPGJ) has been named a 2020 honoree in the Social Enterprise Impact Showcase. The organization founded by Dr.

The long-awaited new book by Dr. Artika R. Tyner, "The Inclusive Leader: Taking Intentional Action for Justice and Equity," is now available.

In honor of International Women's Day, Dr. Artika R. Tyner, Ed.D., M.P.P., J.D., was a guest on NBC's Today Show with co-host Jenna Bush Hager during its "Women Are Essential" virtual event.