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Sheet music cover for an elegy about the Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire, New York City, 1911. (Music Division)

Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim Synagogue (1793-1838), Charleston, South Carolina. Drawing by John Rubens Smith, around 1812.

Harry Houdini, magician and escape artist. Photo by J.F. Blote, 1903. Rare Book & Special Collections Division.

Hank Greenberg (far right) on the All Star baseball team, Griffith Stadium, Washington, DC. Photo by Harris & Ewing, 1937.

Elie Wiesel, Nobel Peace Prize winner. Photo by Michael Geissinger, 1988.

Kosher for Passover. Goodman's matzos. Poster by Robert Gage, 1963.

Barbra Streisand, singer and actress. Photo by Al Ravenna, 1962.

“Long Live the Land of the Free." Sheet music cover by Solomon Smulowitz and J.M. Rumshisky, 1911. (Music Division)

Emma Lazarus, poet. Photomechanical print after photo by William Kurtz, around 1888.

Isaac Leeser, religious leader. Lithograph by I. Goldman, 1868.

Rebecca Gratz, philanthropist. Photo of a portrait painted by Edward Greene Malbone, around 1800.

Touro Synagogue, Congregation Jeshuat Israel, Newport, Rhode Island, dedicated in 1763. Historic American Buildings Survey photo, 1971.

Fancy's Sketch Book. By Miss Penina Moise, Charleston, South Carolina, 1833. Title page for a book of poetry. (Rare Book & Special Collections Division)

Interior of Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim Synagogue (built 1840), Charleston, South Carolina. Photo by Carol M. Highsmith, 2017.

Independent Order of B'nai B'rith. Membership certificate by Louis Kurz, 1876.

Newsboys waiting for the "Forwards" Jewish paper at 1 a.m. ... New York City. Photo by Lewis Hine, 1913.

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Live, Work, Play...Auburn, CA is the perfect blend of fresh air, suburbs, hiking trails, great schools, night life, and a strong business community. You can work in the morning, hit the river for some fun and exercise in the afternoon, then sit with a friend at a world renowned brewery in the evening. The County of Placer, located in the Capital region of Northern California, is home to over 400,000 residents and 13,000 businesses.  Placer County recently enlisted Beacon Economics to develop reports to facilitate a more focused dialogue about the Economic Environment in the County.  Beacon Economics provided Employment Profile Reports built from confidential California Employment Development Department data on businesses and employment to establish a baseline of economic activity, and to track overall trends in the economic activity.…Looking for a job?As of Q2-2020, Placer County Employment totaled 180,960.  Here are some companies to work for in Auburn, CA:Air International Thermal Systems. Founded in Australia in 1967 by Owen John after he built an air conditioner for his own Jaguar and discovered a demand for it among other luxury car owners, we've grown all over the world. We manage lean, but we develop and test products internally and manufacture in twenty-one locations across China, North America, Thailand, Australia, Europe, and India.  Century Commercial Service. The largest service contractor in Northern California dedicated to maintaining lighting, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical services for the Commercial Property Industry.  Commercial Property managers need more than just a service provider.  Century will find, hire, train, and equip the best possible Team Members to support our customers to the best of their ability.Chapa-De Indian Health. Founded in 1974 after a study showed American Indians in California suffered from a higher incidence of diabetes, depression, and substance abuse, today Chapa-De operates two private non-profit community health centers and is governed by an American Indian Board of Directors.Crooked Lane Brewing Company.
Go Human 2023 Year In Review - Southern California Association of Governments
Go Human collaborated with community leaders, nonprofit organizations, cities, and local agencies throughout the region to help build safer and healthier places by: 

Directing $360,000 in grant funding to 11 Community Hubs projects to support community-led traffic safety efforts.
Funding and developing six (6) Oral History videos, amplifying community voices across the region.
Creating and distributing over 7,000 co-branded safety materials.
Securing 11 new Safety Pledge Signatories from jurisdictions committing to improving traffic safety.
Deploying and showcasing SCAG’s Kit of Parts to support 12 temporary safety demonstration projects across the region.  

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Go Human Community Hubs Grant Projects 
This year, the Go Human Community Hubs Grant Program provided funding for community-based organizations to implement local traffic safety strategies SCAG awarded $360,000 to 11 community-based organizations across six counties within the SCAG region to lead walk audits, bicycle rodeos, bike repair workshops, safety material distribution, ‘zine development, and more. Awardees distributed thousands of safety materials, spread awareness through social media campaigns, and held meaningful in person projects, directly informing planning efforts and community change. 

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The Kit of Parts Lending Library & Temporary Safety Demonstrations
The Go Human Kit of Parts, offered as a “lending library,” creates opportunities for partners to borrow materials to showcase temporary traffic safety improvements as a community engagement and feedback strategy. In 2023, partners across the region utilized the Kit of Parts in 12 temporary safety demonstrations throughout the region. 
The temporary demonstrations reached over 2,850 people and secured 121 surveys, including the following partners:

City of Banning at the Market Night Friday as part of the City’s Active Transportation Plan project.
City of Buena Park at the Food Truck Festival event in the Ehlers Event Center.
Reach Out and the Jurupa Area Recreation and Park District at the Skate Thru Summer Event in Jurupa Valley State Park.
City of Montebello at the Downtown Street Fest.
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Practice days and times are at the discretion of the coach and facility availability.• Scrimmages will begin the first week of October and teams may be scheduled for scrimmages 1-2 times per week. Scrimmages may fall on any day Monday - Friday. Half of the scrimmages will be played at the Parkside Field and the other half will be played away at the opponent's designated home field. Scrimmage schedules will be given out a week before they begin. Supervision before and after practice is the responsibility of the registered participant's parent or legal guardian.• Eligibility to play will be cleared and monitored by school administration. There will be no refunds to students that become ineligible due to GPA or behavior

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November - January• Practice days will be determined based on coach schedule and facility availability. Participants will be notified of practice days in November.• The season runs until the end of January. All information will be sent to the registering guardian.