Community Blog

The Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center in Crandon Park stands as a cornerstone of our community, a symbol of education, inspiration, and the natural beauty of Biscayne Bay. For decades, it has been a sanctuary for students to learn about our marine ecosystem and a place where generations of families have connected with nature.

Dr. Allison Thompson, founder of “Third Wave First Responders” and Presidential Medal of Honor recipient, has been on the ground since day one. Her team is saying this is worse than Katrina and may be the worst natural disaster in U.S. history. She’s collecting essential items to drive up to North Carolina next week. The most urgent needs

Captain Henry Gelband has been a Key Biscayne resident since 1996; he was a UM professor of pediatrics focusing on children’s Cardiology. He also served as a U.S Marine from 1959-1965. Key Biscayne Stories Key Biscayne Stories Podcast unlocks the power of micro-community storytelling by providing a platform for locals to share their stories, projects,

A team of ser­vice providers is work­ing togeth­er to bet­ter serve young peo­ple and fam­i­lies in Lib­er­ty City, a pre­dom­i­nant­ly Black neigh­bor­hood in north­west Mia­mi, Flori­da. The Mia­mi Children’s Ini­tia­tive — with fund­ing and guid­ance from the Annie E. Casey Foun­da­tion — is lead­ing the group. Lib­er­ty City is one of five com­mu­ni­ties across the coun­try car­ry­ing