After the murder of George Floyd last year and reflecting on the importance of that moment in our collective history, Aldea now honors Juneteenth, by giving all staff a paid day off. Our offices will be closed in June 18 to honor.
Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when Union general Gordon Granger read federal orders in Galveston, Texas, that all previously enslaved people in Texas were free. 46 states and the District of Columbia recognize June 19th as an official state holiday. For more detailed information about Juneteenth, please read further here.
One of Aldea's values is Come as You Are
We know that our clients often need our help at difficult times, when things are “messy,” and sometimes scary. We welcome anyone who needs our help, without judgement of circumstance or situation. We have open doors and open arms to anyone from any background ethnicity, faith, or orientation. We know that true connection is essential when we are at our most vulnerable. We promise to bring our most honest selves to support our clients in their most honest moments.
