BRASS Hosts 5th Semi-Annual Tech Telethon for Giving Tuesday
Today is #GivingTuesday, a global day dedicated to doing good and supporting nonprofits in communities around the world. In recognition of this international movement, BRASS is hosting its 5th Semi-Annual Tech Telethon from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., aiming to raise $5,000 in support of its work.
National Coalition of 100 Black Women Metro Baton Rouge Giving Tuesday 2025 Campaign
The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. – Metropolitan Baton Rouge Chapter has launched its GivingTuesday 2025 online fundraising campaign, joining the global day of generosity that encourages people to give back on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
Police Raid Disrupts Local Mentorship Program
Police Raid Disrupts Local Mentorship Program
No Kings Protest: Organizing Power
Hundreds gathered near Olympia Stadium in Baton Rouge for the #NoKings Rally—joining millions nationwide in a powerful show of unity and people power.
Guilty Until Proven Innocent Highlights Dream in Demand’s Back-to-School Giveaway
On the latest episode of Guilty Until Proven Innocent, hosts Eugene Collins and Ron Haley sat down with the powerhouse sisters behind Dream in Demand—Kanisha Johnson, Co-Founder and CEO, and Tessica Johnson, Co-Founder and COO. The conversation spotlighted their mission to uplift youth through purpose, passion, and community support.
Old Voices, New Heat: Guilty Until Proven Innocent Podcast
Baton Rouge, LA – Seasoned advocates Ron Haley, former civil rights attorney, and Eugene Collins, former NAACP President, are bringing unapologetic truth to the mic with the launch of their new podcast Guilty Until Proven Innocent.
Why I’m Voting YES on the Council on Aging Millage
On November 15th, voters in East Baton Rouge Parish have a critical opportunity: to renew one of our community’s most effective and compassionate investments—the Council on Aging millage.
Zachary Disabled Veteran and Former Mayor Pro Tem Seeks Justice Following PTSD-Related Arrest at McDonald’s
Montgomery, who lives with PTSD, says he notified both McDonald’s staff and responding Zachary police officers of his medical condition, including a gout flare-up that left him unable to walk. After arriving to pick up a mobile order placed by a friend, staff told him to come inside — then called police when he explained he couldn’t.
BRAVE Cave: A Dangerous Past, A Risky Future
Recently, I had the pleasure of joining What’s Going On with Dr. James Gilmore alongside expert panelists Attorney Daniel Druilhet and Attorney Ryan Thompson.
Baton Rouge High Schoolers Lead Anti-ICE Protest
A group of high school students organized an anti-ICE protest in downtown Baton Rouge today, calling for an end to deportations and greater protections for immigrant families. Led by Iran Garza, the demonstration aimed to raise awareness and demand change.
