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In the wake of tragedy in Haiti, youth gathered at Sociedad Latina Jan. 19 to support their Haitian friends, neighbors, and families. The disaster hit close to home for youth, as many have family in Haiti and surrounding areas. Everyone needs to help, however they can, said Youth Leaders, who made their own donations and are urging others to do the same. $10 donations can be made to the American Red Cross by texting "Haiti" to 90999. Donations can also be made to other reputable organizinations, such as Partners in Health and Hands on Disaster Response.
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World-renowned vibraphonist coming to SL

Considered by critics around the world to be one of today’s finest Latin jazz artists, Mexican-born vibraphonist and composer Victor Mendoza’s career includes performances with his own group and as guest soloist around the globe. On Jan. 21 at 4 p.m., Victor will perform at Sociedad Latina and host a vibraphone workshop. The event will take place at the Music Clubhouse at 1530 Tremont St. in Mission Hill. For more information, contact David at 617-442-4299 x142 or david@sociedadlatina.org.
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Youth Leaders to host Health Forum with special guest Dr. Barbara Ferrer of the BPHC

As part of Sociedad Latina's Healthy Mission Hill Initiative, Youth Leaders in the Health Careers for Youth program in collaboration with the Mission Hill Health Movement will host "Small Things, Big Changes," on Jan. 27 from 6-7:30 p.m. at Mission Main, 43 Smith St., Roxbury. The community health forum will focus on obesity, diabetes and simple lifestyle and community changes that can improve health and wellness. The forum will feature a panel discussion with Dr. Barbara Ferrer, E.D. of the Boston Public Health Commission, and Brandy Cruthird, owner of Body By Brandy Fitness Center. Youth Leaders will present data results from a community assessment on health and wellness, as well as workshops on healthy options. For more information, contact Lydia at lydia@sociedadlatina.org or 617-442-4299 x121.
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