Lisa Veyna, employee with Riverside County Department of Public Social Services, hangs a “My Why” poster in one of the county children services offices. Valley News/Courtesy photo
RIVERSIDE COUNTY – From eligibility technicians and accountants to analysts and social service providers, the workers who helped 1 million Riverside County residents obtain health and human services last year are sharing what fuels their passion for public service.The Department of Public Social Services debuted its new “My Why” campaign during Black History Month in February with posters and messaging from staff popping up in lobbies and on social media. The first phase celebrates the diversity of the department’s 4,300-member workforce and spotlights some employees whose work focuses on eliminating socioeconomic disparities that negatively impact Black, Brown and tribal communities.In one “My Why” poster, senior Analyst Nkoli Nwufo beams a bright smile. In her message
