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News
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Center promises Brighter Beginnings - Antioch Press, September 14, 2007
Brighter Beginnings to Celebrate Opening of Renovated Antioch First 5 Children?s Center - September 12, 2007
The Perinatal Council Changes Name to Brighter Beginnings - September 12, 2007
Make-Over Event Hosted by Tambra Harck at Antioch Center - July 17, 2007
Photographer Captures Loving Moments on Film - May 12, 2007
Ad Honoring Mothers in San Francisco Chronicle - May 2007
Berkeley Photographer Gives Back to the East Bay Community Through the Perinatal Council - April 30, 2007
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Abstracts and Presentations
Home Opportunities
for Progress in Employment: A successful service delivery model
Examining
the influence of acculturative stress on substance use and
related maladaptive behavior among Latino youth
Reducing
rates of infant death & illness: A successful culturally
sensitive service model
National
Prevention Research Conference Presentation, November 2002
Achievements
2001
Pat
Summerall Productions has awarded The Perinatal Council its
Champion of Industry Award. This award is presented to organizations
that "stand apart in their respective fields due to their
goals, commitments, and achievements." The production
company's two-minute promotional video about the council aired
May 7, 2001, on the Fox Cable News Network. A longer informational
video was also produced and will be used to explain the work
of the council to its various constituencies.
2004
Reflections Unseen, a documentary film featuring
testimonials of wisdom, courage and faith of eight African
American women living with HIV was honored as the Best Short
Documentary at the “Through Her Eyes: Women of Color
2004 Film Festival Awards, held in June and July, 2004, in
New York City.
Directed and produced by Aarin Burch, of the
East Bay Center for the Performing Arts, the film is a collaboration with The Perinatal Council, telling the story of some of the first African-American women who participated in The Perinatal Council's
Healthy Tomorrows Peer Educator Training Program
. The program uses an innovative, art-based curriculum and seeks to reduce HIV infection among African American pregnant women or mothers.
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