#OneRouge Friday Community Check-In (Week 96)


Since the outbreak of COVID-19 in EBR, The Walls Project has been hosting weekly video calls with leaders of nonprofits, foundations, city government, and local businesses from a
cross the parish. The intention of these weekly community check-ins is to share information and resources to help the Baton Rouge community respond and recover from the pandemic. Weekly topics range from access to basic needs such as food, medical care, and safety to thought-leaders' insights on equitable opportunities for youth enrichment, nonprofit financial solvency, surge in unemployment, and the disproportionate impact on impoverished neighborhoods in regards to accessing fresh food.
#ONEROUGE Week #96
'Data and People'
Meeting Notes Prepared by Pepper Roussel (Walls Project)
Quick Links: Notes, Zoom Chat, Community Announcements
Aimée Mole (LSU)
mapping expertise would be especially interesting for the group to learn about.
PHD in Human geography with emphasis on GIS= Relations between huma place and
environments. Use it for social justice. Saw healthcare place and policy impacted people. Ex.
Worked for a hospital that built a new facility w/o a new bus line. Working with LSU since 2014
Data bias. Mapping helps look at conditions et.al. to use resources in the most ethical manner. Can use the data to (verb) map and look at the data. This evolution makes the process accessible to all – even those
Maps to high risk communities for alcohol-related (conditions?), post disaster coastal communities to see where resources are needed.
Practical NGO application of SHREK or shift impact/success story: lot of work with DoH and
Corrections, and school systems. By doing evaluation work have worked with groups to see how data being used, helping, etc.
Dominique Dallas (Data Biased Code) Asst. Principal at Capital High
Expert at the overlap of data bias, policy and people. Intersection of education and code bias. Riddle with inequities based on racism. Opportunity for us to highlight and prioritize need for digital literacy (skills to access) data literacy (communication, collaboration, digital content, data literacy). Collecting, analyzing, interpreting, and presenting information for
Only 20% of workers feel comfortable in data literacy skills. 1:4 US workers feel ready to share with others. Data science, data visualization used to identify and “Foo la la that’s in the world” no longer need to compartmentalize data literacy! Prioritizing and advocating or data science and data for social good we can support ourselves, communities, and schools.
- LoveYourCity team New vision for economy and the world must come out of mutuality and shared understanding. Data from an equity standpoint. What is measured gets managed. Systems focused on measuring money and are oppressive – so many hoops to get access to a resource. Systems are based on power and measuring money. How do we build a new system that is built on mutuality and not oppression? “we cant’ simply lower the amounts of suffering and call it success”
Podcast with Brene Brown and Sean? Moving from problem solving to possibly creating. This group can do that and measure and create a world built around
Asset based narratives – Metromorphosis has been working on it for a decade.
Liz Shepard
“Can change our language but if don’t do the personal work of healing can miss the boat”
Platform support networks to help orgs and people define the system they want to create:
Any kind of impact system must be place and person based. Top down approaches don’t work and presume folks are spectators in their own existence. Empower groups with loan experts to create scorecard to measure a purpose built economy. If we don’t talk about the human level will fail in creating new system. No new system can overturn the centuries of trauma. Have to have faith in our own systems that can build with community
Build form collective impact approach in a cooperative mutually agreeing approach. Local impact directory that meets on same needs.
Produce feedback loops that turn the feedback goals into action. Loops from data that give each other to remind us what we are doing and help change behavior.
UniteUs (jason.hughes@uniteus.com) Jason Hughes
Platform continues to maturate and grow. Snr engagement manager Platform healthcare organizations. Network partners in coordinated care network to get connected to services. Can stay connected ad see outcomes once the referral is made.
Data tracking through Unite Us is aware of how power data is data tracking tools:
Standard exports feature. Auto tracks info in and work doing in the platform. All data can be exported to spreadsheet. (data owned by client). Use the data when grant writing for numbers of clients serviced, referred out, etc.
2. UniteUs insight center. Expanded tool to see aggregate data and access to dashboards
Community organization – standardized, cleaner way of looking at . Can see what is in the network, where they are, which are sought after, reoccurring needs, acceptance rates, outcomes. Can expose gaps to show lack of resources/service availability in community. Then can close the gaps and tackle the needs
Allows tracking and streamline client referral – efficiency and efficacy
Measure impact of services
ID potential growth opportunities and access to resources
Health equity – take the same info and view through health. Who serving (can splice
across gender, race, ethnicity) to stop marginalized groups from slipping through the
gap because it may be beyond the Quantifiable data to see what it takes to get
connected to services, how long, why not. “Perfect example of how data isn’t always
pretty but is needed to close the gaps and lessen the barriers”
New features do replace what is currently available. Everything in the insight center is
Can get a demo by contacting Jason. Will contact Rev. Anderson (PREACH).
Continuation of conversation from last fall Lizzuto form LSU and Donald from infomatix. Data can supply smarter solutions or reinforce bad systems and deeper divides.
Cherie with CATS is willing to share data Wilson Foundation Ebony Starks – from ATL relocating soon. Great to hear about orgs sharing collectively and best practices.
QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS
Question, Rev. Anderson: “Intersectionality and interdependency are both necessary and quite frightening.” “One of my concerns is always the context that data is used. For instance collecting how many African American males have been arrested without indicating where law enforcement is targeting versus the areas that aren't targeted. Can the speakers discuss this issue?”
1. How do we make sure data is being presented as best it can, in context? Liz: measuring data is a luxury; is an equity issue. As a community can be innovative, look to data points that can be changed then work backwards to get at assumptions being made ex. AA males targeted for police arrests. As a community can all be leaders and drive what we want to see.
2. A lot of the important work is happening at the ground level, HOA, community groups, not people who specialize in writing grants. How does this information get down to the ground level? Liz: data literacy training for all to use effectively.
3. Challenge is a lot of the info you need isn’t here because of privacy , etc? Aimee: a lot of the data is hidden education, child protection. Vulnerable groups but can’t yse the data to do something important. Fan of open data Liz: can volunteer a lot of privacy data. Jason:
HIPAA laws make it difficult. But do offer aggregate data as a whole. But doesn’t dive into
great detail When a bill is submitted to the legislature there is often a fiscal note, I want to ask Liz to expand the idea of adding a "communal consequence"; note that would share its impact.
Liz: what gets measured gets managed. Id the things we want to see, those things that have value. The power of working with orgs that come together and have the data in one place and can show our collective power then can go to policy makers to make those changes,
Question, Helena: “Is there a way to track red tape barriers? We’re all so aware of the paperwork required to get any support - and the only way to change that is starting with cataloging it” Cataloging those instances so could go to policy makers and give to policy makers to say these are the steps getting in the way and raise a solution. Encourage policy makers and acknowledge the issue and void that part of the problem. Jason: don’t catalogue to that extent. Transportation reqs are tracked, if received, and whether/why not obtained.
Liz: this is one of our #1 tasks. A lot is related to policy. Part of the work around data is showing …the forms are hard. Have to go to policy makers/institutional leaders. to make these thigs more accessible. Can ask the questions to users and aggregate that info.
Aimee: where the city (Open Data BR) did some trainings on how to use the data. Since then has become much more accessible. Requires teaching how to use/access it.
*Eric Romero at City of BR.
Manny – don’t’ lose sight of qualitative data when looking at quantitative data. Learn to understand.
All of us have the ability to decipher but have to know whether the question asked is the one being answered.
Data Science In 5 Minutes | Data Science For Beginners | What Is Data Science? | Simplilearn
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3paOmcrTjQ
https://data-ebrgis.opendata.arcgis.com/
And https://data.brla.gov/ if it wasn’t shared early
https://issues.org/helping-communities-use-data-to-make-better-decisions/
https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-data-science--ud359
FYI (from fivethirtyeight) - https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/redistricting-2022-maps/louisiana/
Aimee: tell communities that it is just data but need their input to enrich it. For alcohol related crashes, go back to communities and ask what is happening. Data is nothing without context
Adonica Duggan – pairing of qualitative data around educational experiences Truth Booth
experience. Popping up an interactive booth (record with parental consent to share) where young people can tell the story of their education and give to policy makers to make . Participate in survey to share back about public education, community, neighborhoods, and preparation for lives they want. Talk a lot about students but don’t hear from the. 3/15 will part of Aspire career fair and will be at Goodwood library as well. Will pop up wherever young people are, to ensure transportation is not a barrier.
Truth Booth Locations Aspire Career Fair 3/15 8:30 a.m.
Alfredo Cruz Today's discussion lifted up the need to examine the lack of human-centeredness in our systems. Timing is just right for making an impact as Federal agencies are beginning to also shift. See this example from US Treasury as guidance for Emergency Rental Assistance Programs:. https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/coronavirus/assistance-for-state-local-and-tribal-governments/emergency-rental-assistance-program/service-design.
Zoom Chat
08:30:50 From Kim Mosby to Everyone:
Good morning all! Hope you've had a great week.
08:31:13 From Liz Shephard (LifeCity, she/her) to Everyone:
Thanks, Kim! Back at ya!
08:31:38 From Kim Mosby to Everyone:
Thanks Liz! It has been a wonderful week.
08:35:18 From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone:
FYI: https://www.open-data.nyc/
08:35:52 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
This is amazing! Didn't know about this specialty.
08:41:41 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
Absolutely! This needs to be a foundational skill.
08:44:35 From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone:
Two items from PBS RE: Data - https://www.pbs.org/show/niall-fergusons-networld/
08:44:40 From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone:
https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/documentaries/coded-bias/
08:45:10 From Casey Phillips to Everyone:
Please begin placing your questions for our speakers in the chat.
08:46:24 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
I love the phrase "spectators in our own economy"
08:46:27 From Esperanza Zenon to Everyone:
This week is Open Education week
08:46:55 From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone:
Last item I promise - Civic Analytics program at Marron and their presentation at Open Data NYC tomorrow (and think how it can be adapted in Baton Rouge) https://2022.open-data.nyc/event/civic-analytics-using-open-data/
08:47:35 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
Intersectionality and interdependency are both necessary and quite frightening.
08:48:20 From Cheri Soileau to Everyone:
We use a variety of data for decision making regarding our bus routes and other service delivery options. We are always willing to share our data because sometimes, it's expensive to get it. Or it's challenging to interpret it all.
08:48:22 From Verna Bradley-Jackson to Everyone:
Thanks Manny!
08:49:14 From Helena Williams to Everyone:
Need to shift the scarcity mindset
08:49:48 From Liz Shephard (LifeCity, she/her) to Everyone:
You can check out our platform here: www.loveyourcity.us
08:50:08 From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone:
Acknowledging community assets outside of just money also allows folks within a community to see their relative power and role in advocating for themselves.
08:50:26 From Liz Shephard (LifeCity, she/her) to Everyone:
Love that framework of power Morgan!
08:51:25 From Liz Shephard (LifeCity, she/her) to Everyone:
Yes Helena, agreed! Abundance!
08:51:49 From Helena Williams to Everyone:
That’s what I love about creative industries - talent is so innate that everyone has the opportunity to hone a skill that can truly create new innovations
08:52:33 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
One of my concerns is always the context that data is used. For instance collecting how many African American males have been arrested without indicating where law enforcement is targeting versus the areas that aren't targeted. Can the speakers discuss this issue?
08:55:00 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
We are going to start the legislative session next week. Lots of bills are going to be discussed without good or valid data to either support the need, purpose or expose potential consequences. How does the data that is currently being collected in very siloed sectors become useable for a more collaborative process?
08:55:40 From Helena Williams to Everyone:
Is there a way to track red tape barriers? We’re all so aware of the paperwork required to get any support - and the only way to change that is starting with cataloging it
08:55:40 From Ava Smith to Everyone:
giving back to community, our talents and skills, music, arts, sports, tutoring, mechanical tech.
08:58:40 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
In my work with behavioral health one of the challenges is that services as well as data on children and youth is often unavailable because of HIPPA and other privacy concerns. How do practitioners get important data necessary to move the needle? Particularly baseline data
08:59:29 From HAWF Team to Everyone:
Great conversations but must drop off for another meeting. Thank you all for your contribution to our great community! Have a great weekend.
09:00:05 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
Lots of the grassroots work to change community is done by small community organizations. How do they get educated in using this massive amount of information?
09:01:15 From Adonica Pelichet Duggan to Everyone:
Welcome, Ebony!
09:01:23 From Kim Mosby to Everyone:
Welcome Ebony!
09:01:29 From Rodneyna Hart to Everyone:
Welcome Ebony!!!
09:01:39 From Pat LeDuff to Everyone:
Welcome Ebony
09:02:02 From Verna Bradley-Jackson to Everyone:
Welcome Ebony!
09:03:41 From Ebony Starks | Wilson Foundation to Everyone:
Thank you all so much for the warm welcome!
09:04:30 From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone:
FYI Rev Anderson - https://issues.org/helping-communities-use-data-to-make-better-decisions/
09:05:14 From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone:
And https://data.brla.gov/ if it wasn’t shared early
09:05:53 From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone:
https://data-ebrgis.opendata.arcgis.com/
09:06:06 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
Data literacy is critical!
09:06:49 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
Yes you can ask for volunteer information. Good point.
09:07:16 From SK Groll to Everyone:
I would love to see some data skill shares for folks- as a way to level up our communal data literacy. Also would be a great way to focus on data tools that are free/open source, and data sets that are publicly available.
09:09:05 From Kim Mosby to Everyone:
Great idea SK!
09:09:36 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
Very true. So much of what determines people's credit status is hidden.
09:11:13 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
One of the really important tools is virtual space which would allow lots of folks to learn at their own schedule and comfort level.
09:12:10 From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone:
Data Science In 5 Minutes | Data Science For Beginners | What Is Data Science? | Simplilearn
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3paOmcrTjQ
09:12:50 From Taryn Branson to Everyone:
Yes. Thank you, Manny!
09:13:05 From SK Groll to Everyone:
Yes!! Thank you, Manny!
09:14:09 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
When a bill is submitted to the legislature there is often a fiscal note, I want to ask Liz to expand the idea of adding a "communal consequence" note that would share its impact.
09:14:18 From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone:
https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-data-science--ud359
09:15:21 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
We are in the middle of redistricting and so many citizens are totally confused.
09:15:31 From Pat LeDuff to Everyone:
Broadband is a must
09:16:57 From Aimee Moles to Everyone:
that is so cool!
09:16:59 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
FYI: https://www.wafb.com/video/2022/03/09/th-jdc-opens-family-support-center/
09:18:14 From Rodneyna Hart to Everyone:
Capitol Park Museum will be at the Aspire Career Fair also!
09:19:38 From Adonica Pelichet Duggan to Everyone:
Truth Booth Locations Aspire Career Fair 3/15 8:30 a.m.
09:21:52 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
I think data is fun too!
09:22:16 From Pat LeDuff to Everyone:
Yes!!
09:23:29 From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone:
https://www.facebook.com/preachisliteracy/videos/358856936104329
09:24:40 From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone:
FYI (from fivethirtyeight) - https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/redistricting-2022-maps/louisiana/
09:24:53 From David Beach l Wilson Foundation to Everyone:
I need to drop for another call. Thank you for another engaging conversation and for Ebony's warm welcome to this group and our community.
09:25:18 From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone:
Come paint!! Join The Walls Project and local artists Skinny Dope and Bryson Boutte as we paint the Scotland Pathways public art walls as sponsored by BREC. Students, families, elders, and neighbors are invited to kick start the 75th celebration of BREC with a series of interactive community murals for rotating visitor engagements.
Please wear paint-friendly clothes. Gloves will be supplied.
District 2 Scotlandville Pathways Art Walk
Date of Service: March 13th, 10 am-2 pm
Address: Scotlandville Parkway Park
Near 72nd Ave (Near Howell Blvd) Baton Rouge, LA 70807
09:26:23 From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone:
The campaign is not little… DO not discount your work, Pat!
09:27:33 From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone:
That’s genius!
09:27:49 From Kim Mosby to Everyone:
Love hearing the emphasis on qualitative data! If you need help collecting or analyzing qualitative data, I'm here to help! kmosby517@gmail.com
Thanks for the great conversation. Have a great weekend!
09:28:01 From Rodneyna Hart to Everyone:
Capitol Park Museum: • March 12 a bike ride to Old South Baton Rouge will start and end here, they are aware of the half marathon downtown.
• March 17th we have our Third Thursday After hours program
• Our Junior Cultural Ambassador program is March 26th
09:28:15 From Rodneyna Hart to Everyone:
Lagniappe
• Michelangelo: A Different View is opening at the River Center this month: https://raisingcanesrivercenter.com/michelangelo-a-different-view
09:28:28 From Donald Andrews to Everyone:
The College of Business is holding its Short Course Business Plan Development from March 8 to April 23, 2022 as part of the “Business and Entrepreneurship Advancement Program” (BEAP). The course will take place on the campus of Southern University Baton Rouge in a hybrid instructional format as one component of our University Center for Economic and Entrepreneurial Development Program funded by the U.S. Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration.
For registration and updated information on the course please check our website at http://www.subruniversitycenter.org/. For Information call 225.921.3890. The full program agenda is attached so save the dates, March 8 to April 23, 2022
09:29:01 From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone:
FYI - Kim Mosby is a great person to assist with your data analysis needs :-)
09:29:26 From Liz Shephard (LifeCity, she/her) to Everyone:
Agreed Manny :)
09:29:52 From Pat LeDuff to Everyone:
Yeah!!!!
09:29:56 From Alfredo Cruz to Everyone:
Today's discussion lifted up the need to examine the lack of human-centeredness in our systems. Timing is just right for making an impact as Federal agencies are beginning to also shift. See this example from US Treasury as guidance for Emergency Rental Assistance Programs:. https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/coronavirus/assistance-for-state-local-and-tribal-governments/emergency-rental-assistance-program/service-design .
09:30:09 From Rodneyna Hart to Everyone:
Art Flow 2022 is live. also LSU MOA opened a new exhibition yesterday.
09:30:23 From Verna Bradley-Jackson to Everyone:
April is Second Chance Month and April 25-29, 2022 is National Reentry Week! Be on The look out!
09:30:55 From Alfredo Cruz to Everyone:
09:30:57 From Cheri Soileau to Everyone:
www.batonrougebrt.com and www.brcats.com
09:31:48 From Liz Shephard (LifeCity, she/her) to Everyone:
Really cool Alfredo!
09:32:05 From Pat LeDuff to Everyone:
We would like to host an electric ride in Scotlandville
09:32:46 From Flitcher R. Bell to Everyone:
I agree Pat!! I'm certain that if you get with Cheri, she can assist to make it happen!!
09:33:38 From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone:
AMEN
09:33:58 From Jen Tewell (she/her) to Everyone:
Thanks y'all!
09:34:09 From Liz Shephard (LifeCity, she/her) to Everyone:
Come to the Love Your City Awards! www.loveyourcityawards.com March 31!
09:34:24 From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone:
Thank you all! Until next week.
09:34:58 From Rodneyna Hart to Everyone:
Love you all!
09:35:31 From Donald Andrews to Everyone:
The first UN goal is no poverty
09:36:54 From Caitlyn Scales to Everyone:
Need to jump to another call. Thank you everyone!
09:37:27 From Alfredo Cruz to Everyone:
Healthy Housing Forum-. March 17 @ 11 am to 12:30 pm. Lunch included. send to landlords and property managers in EBRP. registration link:. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/275689212857
Community Announcements
Community Paint Event in Scotlandville
Come paint!! Join The Walls Project and local artists Skinny Dope and Bryson Boutte as we paint the Scotland Pathways public art walls as sponsored by BREC. Students, families, elders, and neighbors are invited to kick start the 75th celebration of BREC with a series of interactive community murals for rotating visitor engagements.
Please wear paint-friendly clothes. Gloves will be supplied.
District 2 Scotlandville Pathways Art Walk Date of Service: March 13th, 10 am-2 pm Address: Scotlandville Parkway Park Near 72nd Ave (Near Howell Blvd) Baton Rouge, LA 70807
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Beautification Event
Pat LeDuff – beautifying BR . Bethany Church and School (100+ students and )will be on Siegen lane LSU students will participating as well.
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At the Museum
Michelangelo: A Different View is opening at the River Center this month: https://raisingcanesrivercenter.com/michelangelo-a-different-view
Art Flow 2022 is live. also LSU MOA opened a new exhibition yesterday.
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Cherie Soileau with CATS micro transit contract with Baker and BR has been signed. Van responsive service to serve Baker. 12 weeks to provide the service. Brcats.com First type of service in BR and BAKER and >1y will expand. 24/25 for additional services. www.batonrougebrt.com and www.brcats.com ____________________________________________________________________________
Second Chance Month April is Second Chance Month and April 25-29, 2022 is National Reentry Week! Be on The look out!
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Affordable housing have been working w/ landlords or property managers to be part of the solution for affordable housing, acquire, and/or repair properties.
Healthy Housing Forum-. March 17 @ 11 am to 12:30 pm. Lunch included. send to landlords and property managers in EBRP. registration link:. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/275689212857
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Liz Shephard Supporting NOE restore 10k’ farmland that was flooded so it can grow food and flower all year. Come to the Love Your City Awards! www.loveyourcityawards.com March 31!
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Casey - Dallas has SDG.us/goals Part of global movement United Nations website.
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Rapid Response TLA Rapid Response Monday, March 14th, 8:30 am - 9:30 am RSVP HERE TBR Rapid Response Monday, March 14th, 3:00 pm RSVP HERE This Rapid Response session will focus on the Louisiana Legislative Session that begins the same day. We will offer a Civic Academy about what to expect when engaging with the legislature and discuss a schedule to meet weekly during the session. Affordable Housing Action Team Landlord Forum at the Goodwood Library Thursday, March 17th, 11:00 a.m - 12:30 pm 7711 Goodwood Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70806 RSVP HERE Join us for the Landlord meeting to explore solutions on affordable housing. If you're interested in learning more about this event or would like to plan house meetings for tenants. Please contact Jennifer Carwile at m4sj2020@gmail.com. Criminal Justice Action Team CJAT Monthly Meeting Monday, March 14th, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm RSVP HERE Tax Fairness Tax Fairness Team Meeting Our tax fairness team is getting ramped up for the Legislative session which begins Monday, March 14th! If you’d like to join the effort, contact David Lindenfeld, hylind@lsu.edu Vaccine Equity Project Vaccine Event @ La Morenita Saturday, March 12, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm 7981 Florida Blvd. Baton Rouge, LA 70806 Vaccine Event @ Wesley United Methodist Church Saturday, March 12, 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm 544 Government St. Baton Rouge, LA 70802 Vaccine Event @ Shugga Shacc Tuesday, March 15, 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm 1006 Main Street, Baker 70714 Vaccine Event @ Heavenly Hope Ministries Friday, March 18, 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm 3940 Prescott Rd. Baton Rouge, LA70805 Vaccine Event @ Rio Verde Mexican Grill Saturday, March 19th, 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm 14210 Airline Hwy, Suite J, Gonzalez, LA 70737 For any questions regarding VEP Events, or if you're interested in volunteering, please contact Ms. Nina Bailey at NTGolden@live.com Together Baton Rouge http://www.togetherla.org/