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🎆 **Happy 4th of July!** 🎆 Today, as we celebrate Independence Day, let’s take a moment to reflect on the incredible journey our nation has embarked upon since that historic day in 1776. It’s a day not only marked by fireworks and festivities but also by remembering the courage, ideals, and spirit of those who fought for our freedom.   As professionals, we often talk about innovation, leadership, and vision—qualities that were embodied by the founders of our nation. These principles continue to inspire us in our workplaces and communities today. Let’s celebrate the opportunities we have to contribute to our nation's progress and the freedom to pursue our dreams. On this special day, we also recognize and welcome those from other nations who join us in celebrating. America’s strength is enriched by its diversity, culture, and individuality which brings a unique perspective that enhances our collective experience.   On this special day, let’s also extend our gratitude to those who serve and have served. Their sacrifices ensure that the freedoms we cherish are preserved and protected.   Enjoy the parades, the barbecues, and the fireworks, but also remember to celebrate safely and responsibly.   Wishing everyone a spectacular 4th of July! May this day be a reminder of what we can achieve when we stand united in purpose and spirit.   #IndependenceDay #4thofJuly #Celebration #Freedom #Leadership #Community #TrialTechMedical TrialTech Medical, Inc.

November marks Native American Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the vibrant cultures, legacies, and invaluable contributions of Indigenous peoples in the United States.    It's a moment to recognize their profound influence on art, literature, music, agriculture, medicine, and countless other aspects of life here in the U.S. Yet, it's also essential to recognize the challenges faced by this marginalized community.    At PAN, we're committed to advancing healthcare access and affordability for all, including Native and Indigenous communities. We're dedicated to connecting patients with tailored resources and support.   Let's engage in meaningful dialogue, amplify Indigenous voices, and work together to build a future where every individual enjoys equal access to healthcare.    How are you recognizing Native American Heritage Month, and what steps do you think we can take to ensure equity in healthcare for all communities? 

"🇮🇳 Happy 77th Independence Day! 🇮🇳 On this day, let's celebrate the spirit of unity, freedom, and progress that our nation embodies. As we reflect on our journey, may we continue to work together towards a brighter future, both personally and professionally. Wishing you all success, growth, and the joy of freedom on this special occasion. Jai Hind! 🙌🌟 #IndependenceDay #77thindependenceday #UnityInDiversity"

November is a special time when we come together to honor the rich tapestry of Native American heritage, culture, and contributions. As we mark National Native American Heritage Month, let's take a moment to celebrate and recognize the profound impact Native American communities have had on our nation's history and identity. National Native American Heritage Month also serves as a reminder of the challenges many Native American communities face today. As we celebrate their history, let's not forget to support initiatives that address issues like healthcare, education, and the promotion of cultural preservation. Here are some ways to get involved and show your support: - Explore Native American literature, art, and music. - Learn about the history and heritage of Native American tribes. - Attend local events and celebrations to immerse yourself in their culture. - Support Native American-owned businesses. - Get involved with organizations working to uplift Native American communities. Let's make this month a time of learning, appreciation, and solidarity. Join us in celebrating National Native American Heritage Month, and together, we can contribute to a more inclusive and equitable future. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #UNICO

Happy Independence Day! Almost 250 years ago, a radical and revolutionary idea took hold - that all men were created equal and endowed by their creator with the inalienable right to Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these rights Governments were instituted by men, deriving their just powers by the consent of the governed. Our founders, recognizing the challenges and fallibility of humans during their time and in the future, laid out an aspirational dream toward a more perfect Union. With our recent divisions, political polarization, and tribalism, today is a good day to reconnect with the aspirations of our founders. Check out our founding documents. https://lnkd.in/eSpKfWjb.

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Today, we would like to extend our warmest wishes to all who celebrate the Chinese New Year. May the Year of the Dragon bring you good health, prosperity, and success in all your endeavors 🐲 What’s your favorite part of celebrating the new year? Tell us in the comments below

CELEBRATING NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH This month, Downstate, along with the nation, celebrates Native American Heritage, acknowledging the significant contributions, diverse cultures, and collective resilient spirits of the First Peoples of this land whose legacies have profoundly influenced our state, the nation, and the world. The path to deeper understanding and acceptance lies in the balance between overlooking differences to unite on a basic human level and recognizing these differences to value the diverse spectrum of human experiences. Downstate honors and upholds these stories and narratives, striving for a future where every individual is acknowledged. The month is dedicated to reflection, education, and the celebration of Native American communities, as well as to the ongoing work needed to foster inclusivity across the United States. While we celebrate our shared humanity, we must also honor the distinct stories, histories, and identities that make us who we are at Downstate. Doing so can forge a future where everyone feels seen, valued, respected, and cherished. Here’s to a month of reflection, education, and celebration, honoring the Native American communities and embracing the work we must continue to do throughout the United States. #nativeamericanheritagemonth

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Today we commemorate Juneteenth, the national holiday that marks the end of the worst era of our history, an era in which our country failed to live up to the ideals promised in the Declaration of Independence: “…that all [people] are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” Though we failed then, today God has graced us with a “do over.” We each can do our part to help our precious democratic experiment live up to her loftiest ideals. It is fitting, therefore, that Juneteenth is celebrated nearly two weeks to the day before the commemoration of our freedom and independence as a nation, allowing us simultaneously to mourn the past, celebrate the present, and commit to doing better in the future. So, the Office for Community Belonging invites you to join us this June 19th, Juneteenth, in reflecting upon how we can each build a stronger, even more inclusive community at Pepperdine and—as a result—a fairer and more inclusive world.