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COACH Barry LUNNEY SPEAKS TO THE MEN'S GOLF FELLOWSHIP IN ROGERS ARKANSAS (May 2018)
https://vimeo.com/270904663
"Retired" coach Barry Lunney, Sr. discusses his career as a multi-state championship winning head football coach in Fort Smith and Bentonville.

After discussing several "Defining Moments", he talks about where he is devoting his "retirement" years - Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) and Pathway to Freedom (PTF) helping men prepare for transition from prison to society. The recidivism rate for this program is 15% vs. above 50% for non-PTF participants in Arkansas.

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6-14-2018 Meeting

UPCOMING EBN PROGRAM ALERT - June 4, 2018
AR Coalition of Marshallese / Credit Counseling of Arkansas - "Medical Debt"
GUESTS: Melisa Laelan and Lisa Clarence
NOTE: The program will be in the Marshallese language

EBN will host a Facebook Live Program on Monday June 4th at 1:00 pm (CDT) discussing the topic of "Medical Debt". As described in the linked article, there are a number of challenges facing Pacific Islander children living in Northwest Arkansas when it comes to healthcare. This program will be the first of 4 covering issues of concern to our Marshallese community.

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Insuring Ozark Islander Children Access Quality Healthcare
https://goo.gl/iM3A1C
Thousands of Pacific Islander children now inhabit Northwest Arkansas. The youngsters are lawfully residing Marshallese migrants, brought here by their parents. But enrolling into the American healthcare insurance system is a major challenge for low and even middle- income Marshallese, who cannot afford workplace coverage policies or Obamacare premiums.

Insuring Ozark Islander Children Access Quality Healthcare Related Program: Ozarks At Large Insuring Ozark Islander Children Access Quality Healthcare By Jacqueline Froelich • Feb 9, 2017 Related Program: Ozarks At Large TweetShareGoogle+Email Originally published on February 10, 2017 3:06 pm Listen Listening... / Thousands of Pacific Islander children ...