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We're proud to launch our new 'Hearts of 509J' employee recognition program! This is meant to honor our remarkable staff members who help our students flourish every day. We're excited to recognize one of our first two honorees. Each recipient received an RTIC Road Trip Tumbler engraved by MHS Manufacturing. They also received a $25 gift card to Midtown Coffee! We're so excited to share that 'Hearts of 509J' is supported by @midtowncoffeecompany! They generously provided $25 gift cards for each of our honorees. Their partnership helps us elevate the exceptional work of our staff and we're grateful for their commitment to recognizing the people who make a n impact on our students! One of the first honorees we’re recognizing is Gabby Hawkins, an EA at JCMS! When students and staff arrive at JCMS, they know they can count on her. She is a leader in the building and is great at creating relationships with students and staff. She works tirelessly to ensure every child has the proper resources and support. Assistant Principal Shannon Richards shared that she's great at noticing areas that need improvement. "You can count on Gabby to take on just about anything. She is a leader among our classified staff and has taken on mentoring new EAs. She makes good connections with students and staff alike. She is also really great at noticing areas for improvement and making in the moment adjustments to fix them. She always has an idea or a solution to a problem that needs to be addressed." 7th Grade Science Teacher, Jamie Hurd, added that she is a strong advocate for her students and is always seeking out other ways to support them. "I would like to nominate Gabby for her dedication and commitment to our students. She consistently goes above and beyond to ensure every child has the proper resources and support needed to succeed. Her proactive approach means she never waits to be asked—she simply recognizes what needs to be done and takes action. She is a strong advocate for her students, always seeking additional support and opportunities to help them. She truly embodies what it means to be a devoted educator and an invaluable member of our school community."
We're proud to launch our new 'Hearts of 509J' employee recognition program! This is meant to honor our remarkable staff members who help our students flourish every day. We're excited to recognize one of our first two honorees. Each recipient received an RTIC Road Trip Tumbler engraved by MHS Manufacturing. They also received a $25 gift card to Midtown Coffee! We're so excited to share that 'Hearts of 509J' is supported by @midtowncoffeecompany! They generously provided $25 gift cards for each of our honorees. Their partnership helps us elevate the exceptional work of our staff and we're grateful for their commitment to recognizing the people who make a n impact on our students! One of the first honorees we’re recognizing is Gabby Hawkins, an EA at JCMS! When students and staff arrive at JCMS, they know they can count on her. She is a leader in the building and is great at creating relationships with students and staff. She works tirelessly to ensure every child has the proper resources and support. Assistant Principal Shannon Richards shared that she's great at noticing areas that need improvement. "You can count on Gabby to take on just about anything. She is a leader among our classified staff and has taken on mentoring new EAs. She makes good connections with students and staff alike. She is also really great at noticing areas for improvement and making in the moment adjustments to fix them. She always has an idea or a solution to a problem that needs to be addressed." 7th Grade Science Teacher, Jamie Hurd, added that she is a strong advocate for her students and is always seeking out other ways to support them. "I would like to nominate Gabby for her dedication and commitment to our students. She consistently goes above and beyond to ensure every child has the proper resources and support needed to succeed. Her proactive approach means she never waits to be asked—she simply recognizes what needs to be done and takes action. She is a strong advocate for her students, always seeking additional support and opportunities to help them. She truly embodies what it means to be a devoted educator and an invaluable member of our school community."
Serving looks and lifting each other higher. ✨ Our LGBTQ+ celebs and #Out100 honorees hit the red carpet to honor the power, resilience, and brilliance shining through every corner of our queer community. 🏳️‍🌈 #LexusOut100 #QueerPride #LGBTQ
Serving looks and lifting each other higher. ✨ Our LGBTQ+ celebs and #Out100 honorees hit the red carpet to honor the power, resilience, and brilliance shining through every corner of our queer community. 🏳️‍🌈 #LexusOut100 #QueerPride #LGBTQ
Honorees including our own Carol Paul get piped in to the Celebrating Women Awards sponsored by the Provincial Council of Women of Manitoba / Council of Women of Winnipeg. The 16th Annual Gala & Fundraiser recently took place at the Viscount Gort Hotel and included remarks from Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba Anita Neville. Congratulations to all women and especially our Carol for receiving this prestigious award!
Honorees including our own Carol Paul get piped in to the Celebrating Women Awards sponsored by the Provincial Council of Women of Manitoba / Council of Women of Winnipeg. The 16th Annual Gala & Fundraiser recently took place at the Viscount Gort Hotel and included remarks from Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba Anita Neville. Congratulations to all women and especially our Carol for receiving this prestigious award!
What an unforgettable night! Our 18 Under 18 Honoree Celebration on November 13th was filled with inspiring stories, family fun, and incredible talent. A huge thank you to our special guest, Max Cohen, for bringing the energy and inspiring our honorees to live authentically! 💫 Here’s to celebrating the next generation of leaders and congratulations to all of the honorees!
What an unforgettable night! Our 18 Under 18 Honoree Celebration on November 13th was filled with inspiring stories, family fun, and incredible talent. A huge thank you to our special guest, Max Cohen, for bringing the energy and inspiring our honorees to live authentically! 💫 Here’s to celebrating the next generation of leaders and congratulations to all of the honorees!
I just want to say how proud I am of Harpaul family and so happy for their dad Ronnie to be honored , I was blessed to know him, and he was a very humble person. He was going to help my best friend Mettie Davis in achieving his dream of opening up a IHOP here in White Plains rd and Story, but he passed away in a motorcycle accident. I say this to say I carry those memories dear to my heart and to be there in person with his the family I know hes watching from above and you did an exceptional job your family is amazing and thier heart are directly from you and your wife. What an INCREDIBLE night celebrating Caribbean Heritage! 🤩 So honored to be a part of honoring such amazing individuals like D.J. Kool Herc, Cindy Campbell, and the other incredible honorees! Thank you to Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson for hosting this beautiful event. Such a memorable evening! 👏 A Celebration of CARIBBEAN HERITAGE 2025 Caribbean Heritage Honorees The Caribbean Life Magazine Youth Honoree Byron Brown Jr. Dr. Oswald Thomas Patrick Maitland Niroopa Harpaul (on behalf of Chandradutt "Ronnie" Harpaul) The Legendary D.J. KOOL HERC Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee, Grammy Winner Cindy Campbell The First Lady of Hip-Hop #CaribbeanHeritage #Bronx #VanessaLGibson #Celebration #Honorees #DJKoolHerc #CindyCampbell #Culture #Community
I just want to say how proud I am of Harpaul family and so happy for their dad Ronnie to be honored , I was blessed to know him, and he was a very humble person. He was going to help my best friend Mettie Davis in achieving his dream of opening up a IHOP here in White Plains rd and Story, but he passed away in a motorcycle accident. I say this to say I carry those memories dear to my heart and to be there in person with his the family I know hes watching from above and you did an exceptional job your family is amazing and thier heart are directly from you and your wife. What an INCREDIBLE night celebrating Caribbean Heritage! 🤩 So honored to be a part of honoring such amazing individuals like D.J. Kool Herc, Cindy Campbell, and the other incredible honorees! Thank you to Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson for hosting this beautiful event. Such a memorable evening! 👏 A Celebration of CARIBBEAN HERITAGE 2025 Caribbean Heritage Honorees The Caribbean Life Magazine Youth Honoree Byron Brown Jr. Dr. Oswald Thomas Patrick Maitland Niroopa Harpaul (on behalf of Chandradutt "Ronnie" Harpaul) The Legendary D.J. KOOL HERC Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee, Grammy Winner Cindy Campbell The First Lady of Hip-Hop #CaribbeanHeritage #Bronx #VanessaLGibson #Celebration #Honorees #DJKoolHerc #CindyCampbell #Culture #Community
Meet the 2025 Kristof #HolidayImpactPrize honorees: @helenkellerintl, @visiontolearn, and @mutual.aid.sudan. ✨ And for the first time ever, Bloomberg Philanthropies is matching all reader donations to @kristofimpact through January 31, 2026 — so your support can go even further to fuel their life-changing work.   Learn more and donate today at the link in bio.
Meet the 2025 Kristof #HolidayImpactPrize honorees: @helenkellerintl, @visiontolearn, and @mutual.aid.sudan. ✨ And for the first time ever, Bloomberg Philanthropies is matching all reader donations to @kristofimpact through January 31, 2026 — so your support can go even further to fuel their life-changing work.   Learn more and donate today at the link in bio.
When our 40 Under 40 honorees aren’t running startups, nonprofits or functions of state and local government, they stay busy — and try to maintain some semblance of work-life balance. We interviewed members of this year’s class at our event at @hudsonsdetroit on Thursday about the habits that got them this far. One through line: Almost all of them swear by the power of the humble blazer. Read more about this year’s 40 Under 40 class at the link in our bio.
When our 40 Under 40 honorees aren’t running startups, nonprofits or functions of state and local government, they stay busy — and try to maintain some semblance of work-life balance. We interviewed members of this year’s class at our event at @hudsonsdetroit on Thursday about the habits that got them this far. One through line: Almost all of them swear by the power of the humble blazer. Read more about this year’s 40 Under 40 class at the link in our bio.
Congratulations to Menifee Union School District’s 2025 Educators of the Year! We are proud to announce this year’s outstanding honorees, who will now advance to compete at the county level in their respective categories. Their dedication, innovation, and commitment to students exemplify the very best of MUSD. We extend our sincere appreciation to the many staff members who generously volunteered their time to serve on the selection panels. These panels—made up of former award recipients, subject-matter experts, and our labor association partners—ensured a rigorous, collaborative, and fair evaluation process. Please join us in celebrating our remarkable Educators of the Year! #ProudToBeMUSD
Congratulations to Menifee Union School District’s 2025 Educators of the Year! We are proud to announce this year’s outstanding honorees, who will now advance to compete at the county level in their respective categories. Their dedication, innovation, and commitment to students exemplify the very best of MUSD. We extend our sincere appreciation to the many staff members who generously volunteered their time to serve on the selection panels. These panels—made up of former award recipients, subject-matter experts, and our labor association partners—ensured a rigorous, collaborative, and fair evaluation process. Please join us in celebrating our remarkable Educators of the Year! #ProudToBeMUSD
𝐖𝐞𝐥𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬! We’re proud to officially welcome the newest members of the Placer County Sheriff’s Office and recognize our recently promoted employees. Family and loved ones were on hand to proudly pin these new members and honorees, making the ceremony even more meaningful. These individuals have joined our tradition of service, integrity, and excellence, and we look forward to their continued commitment to serving our wonderful community.
𝐖𝐞𝐥𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬! We’re proud to officially welcome the newest members of the Placer County Sheriff’s Office and recognize our recently promoted employees. Family and loved ones were on hand to proudly pin these new members and honorees, making the ceremony even more meaningful. These individuals have joined our tradition of service, integrity, and excellence, and we look forward to their continued commitment to serving our wonderful community.
Get to know: Dance Magazine Award Honorees Kimi Okada and Brenda Way ⭐ Kimi Okada, a founding member of ODC, is currently its associate choreographer, the director of ODC School, and the director of ODC’s pre-professional teen company. Her work includes more than 30 choreographies for ODC/Dance, as well as commissions and collaborations with numerous other artists and theaters. Okada was nominated for a Tony Award for the Broadway production of “Largely New York,” which she co-choreographed with Bill Irwin, and received a 2014 Isadora Duncan Award for Outstanding Choreography for ODC’s “Two If by Sea.” She has been honored with a California State Legislature Assembly Resolution for choreographic and community contributions. Brenda Way is the founder and artistic director of ODC/Dance and creator of the ODC Theater and ODC Dance Commons, community performance and training venues in San Francisco’s Mission District. Way has choreographed more than 100 pieces over the last 53 years. She is a national spokesperson for dance, has been published widely, and has received numerous awards, including Isadora Duncan Dance Awards for both choreography and sustained achievement, the John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship, and the Helen Crocker Russell Award for Community Leadership. In 2024, Way was inducted into the California Hall of Fame. She holds a Ph.D. in aesthetics and is the mother of four children. Learn more at the link in our bio. ⭐ Over the next few days, we’re sharing tributes to all of the 2025 Dance Magazine Award honorees. For tickets to the awards ceremony on December 8, visit store.dancemedia.com. 🧡 🎟️ 🎥: ODC in Way’s “Investigating Grace;” Okada’s “Two If by Sea,” “Domino,” “Inkwell,” and “Gifts of Solace;” and Way’s “Yellow Wallpaper,” “After the Deluge,” “Boulders and Bones,” “A Brief History of Up and Down,” “Collision, Collapse and a Coda,” “Format II,” “Speaking Volumes” (at Alcatraz), and “Decameron” (film). All video footage courtesy @odcsf. Cover photo by Greg Meyers. #DanceMagazineAwards #KimiOkada #BrendaWay #odc @izzieawards @guggfellows Description: Short video clips showing dancers performing onstage and outdoors across several decades.
Get to know: Dance Magazine Award Honorees Kimi Okada and Brenda Way ⭐ Kimi Okada, a founding member of ODC, is currently its associate choreographer, the director of ODC School, and the director of ODC’s pre-professional teen company. Her work includes more than 30 choreographies for ODC/Dance, as well as commissions and collaborations with numerous other artists and theaters. Okada was nominated for a Tony Award for the Broadway production of “Largely New York,” which she co-choreographed with Bill Irwin, and received a 2014 Isadora Duncan Award for Outstanding Choreography for ODC’s “Two If by Sea.” She has been honored with a California State Legislature Assembly Resolution for choreographic and community contributions. Brenda Way is the founder and artistic director of ODC/Dance and creator of the ODC Theater and ODC Dance Commons, community performance and training venues in San Francisco’s Mission District. Way has choreographed more than 100 pieces over the last 53 years. She is a national spokesperson for dance, has been published widely, and has received numerous awards, including Isadora Duncan Dance Awards for both choreography and sustained achievement, the John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship, and the Helen Crocker Russell Award for Community Leadership. In 2024, Way was inducted into the California Hall of Fame. She holds a Ph.D. in aesthetics and is the mother of four children. Learn more at the link in our bio. ⭐ Over the next few days, we’re sharing tributes to all of the 2025 Dance Magazine Award honorees. For tickets to the awards ceremony on December 8, visit store.dancemedia.com. 🧡 🎟️ 🎥: ODC in Way’s “Investigating Grace;” Okada’s “Two If by Sea,” “Domino,” “Inkwell,” and “Gifts of Solace;” and Way’s “Yellow Wallpaper,” “After the Deluge,” “Boulders and Bones,” “A Brief History of Up and Down,” “Collision, Collapse and a Coda,” “Format II,” “Speaking Volumes” (at Alcatraz), and “Decameron” (film). All video footage courtesy @odcsf. Cover photo by Greg Meyers. #DanceMagazineAwards #KimiOkada #BrendaWay #odc @izzieawards @guggfellows Description: Short video clips showing dancers performing onstage and outdoors across several decades.
Variety’s #PowerOfWomen honorees — Sydney Sweeney, Wanda Sykes, Nicole Scherzinger, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kate Hudson, and Aly Raisman, recipient of the Variety Courage Award — pose together at the event in LA ❤️ Variety Power of Women presented by @LifetimeTV
Variety’s #PowerOfWomen honorees — Sydney Sweeney, Wanda Sykes, Nicole Scherzinger, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kate Hudson, and Aly Raisman, recipient of the Variety Courage Award — pose together at the event in LA ❤️ Variety Power of Women presented by @LifetimeTV
Nobody comes between @roses_are_rosie & @brunomars in their Song of the Year winning friendship 💞 #VMAs
Nobody comes between @roses_are_rosie & @brunomars in their Song of the Year winning friendship 💞 #VMAs
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