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Public voting is open in the annual Black History Month Art Contest, hosted by the Boy & Girls Clubs of Central Iowa and U.S. Cellular. In January, Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Iowa members …
The Polk County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously today to urge the Iowa Legislature to ban the practice of conversion therapy and protect LGBTQ youths. Iowa Safe Schools partnered with Supervisor Matt McCoy, an LGBTQ …
Several Iowa companies are among the best workplaces for LGBTQ+ equality, according to the Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s 2021 Corporate Equality Index. The index is a national benchmarking tool on LGBTQ+ equality, and according to a …
Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Iowa announced it has selected Tony Timm as the organization’s chief executive officer. Timm, who began in the new role Feb. 1, fills the position previously held by Jodie …
The YMCA of Greater Des Moines wants to “get out of the business of owning real estate,” and is moving forward with a strategic sale-leaseback plan to eliminate its multimillion-dollar debt load and free its …
Iowa’s human services and health director got some face time Wednesday with one of Sesame Street’s most beloved Muppets, Grover. Kelly Garcia, director of the Iowa Department of Human Services and interim director of the …
Des Moines Performing Arts announced it will offer three new virtual performances as part of its popular Wellmark Family Series. According to a news release, the performances will be interactive and will encourage families to learn …
The Des Moines Public Library has reopened all of its locations for limited browsing, public computer use and additional in-person services, as of 1 p.m. today. The library said this phase of reopening, called DMPL …
Submitted by: Carl Voss, Des Moines City Council; Emily Webb, Broadlawns board of trustees; Eric Burmeister, executive director, Polk County Housing Trust Fund; Leah Rudolphi, Des Moines community volunteer; Matt Unger, CEO, DMARC; Tim Lane, Iowa …
One of the world’s largest private equity firms, Apollo Global Management, found that its chairman and CEO, Leon Black, had paid convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein $158 million, which triggered an attempt to remove him …
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