Minnesota Press Releases

PRNFamily is focused on honoring the philanthropic and humanitarian legacy of his brother Prince by helping organizations Prince supported anonymously.

Sankofa: Spirit of the Ancestors 2019 fundraising celebration is a chance to welcome the community to reflect on 26 years of developing young leaders through African Arts, Culture, and Sciences featuring a heritage presentation of music, dance and video..

Ujamaa Men felt the love from the "Who's Who" list of Minnesota guests that showed up to celebrate their transformation success . . .

Richfield Bloomington Honda of the Greater Twin Cities Honda Dealers Association (GTCHDA) presented a check for $10,000 to Richfield Public Schools on October 10.

Cutting-edge clinical data registry will help drive improvements in care for the leading genetic cause of death for infants under two years of age.

Ujamaa Place will spotlight its unique programming showing the value of community partnerships that integrate culture and experiential education and training in transforming the lives of African American men aged 18-30 in the Twin Cities.

Ujamaa Place 5th Annual "Celebrating Every Step Forward Breakfast" in partnership with University of St. Thomas Office of Diversity and Inclusion taking place on October 11th at 7:30am in Anderson Student Center's Woulfe Hall

Get information about appearing in the feature film SUMMERTIME DROPOUTS and attend a Meet & Greet with Top Social Media Influencers on Wednesday, Sept 5th at Rockin' Jump in Eagan, MN.

Local Author Scott Carlson will be available to sign copies of book

Celebration starts with a "Community Information Fair" from 11am – 3pm, followed by a meet and greet with new COO, Lee Buckley at 4pm – 5:30 immediately followed by the mid-year awards celebration.

Today, Ujamaa Place announced Aledria "Lee" A. Buckley as its Chief Operating Officer.

SJF Material Handling Winsted, MN has been named one of Minnesota's '100 Best Companies to Work For'

In September 1956, construction began on the Federal highway I-94 through the heart of the predominantly African-American Rondo community in St. Paul, Minnesota…A Thriving African-American Community Disrupted by the I-94 Highway Construction

Frank Ford is a survivor of 10 long years at the Metropole Bar, where he's babysitter and alcohol dealer to Zenith City's derelict class: the misfits, the losers, the crazies, the old fading lushes and "the budding young alcoholics unaware or indifferent.

Ujamaa Place transforms marginalized men through education and training to assist them with gainful employment that keeps them out of prison and in safe housing.