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Election Day is 48 days away and early voting starts on September
20th. CBCF NATIONAL TOWN HALL WITH WHITE HOUSE OFFICIALS - TOPIC:
EDUCATION & JOBS repost by The Editor of the Internet Bermira Webb-
Gates, MLS..
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facebook.com/cuwin
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Jobs from the Hill in 2010
Program Specialist, GS-0301-9/11
Tue, 14 Sep 2010 19:00:00 -0500
FEMA offers developmental opportunities, competitive compensation, and
networking opportunities. EMERGENCY ASSIGNMENT: FEMA employees are
subject to 24 hour on-call in the event of any emergency. This ...
Program Specialist (Mitigation) - GS-301-11/12
Tue, 14 Sep 2010 19:00:00 -0500
FEMA offers developmental opportunities, competitive compensation, and
networking opportunities. EMERGENCY ASSIGNMENT: FEMA employees are
subject to 24 hour on-call in the event of any emergency. This ...
Supervisory Program Specialist GS-0301-13
Tue, 14 Sep 2010 19:00:00 -0500
FEMA offers developmental opportunities, competitive compensation, and
networking opportunities. EMERGENCY ASSIGNMENT: FEMA employees are
subject to 24 hour on-call in the event of any emergency. This ...
---------------------------
This is open to press and public. PLEASE CONFIRM IF YOU ARE COVERING,
SPEAKERS LISTED BELOW
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Muriel Cooper
September 15, 2010 (202) 297-3102
ALC 2010 NATIONAL TOWN HALL CHALLENGES PUBLIC TO ERASE
KNOWLEDGE DEFICIT AND RETHINK K-12 EDUCATION
WASHINGTON - A virtual “Who’s-Who” of educators and school policy
wonks will gather at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center on
Thursday, September 16th from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. for the
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s National Town Hall Meeting,
“Educating Our Way to Prosperity.” CBCF’s Town Hall is a premier event
during the organization’s Annual Legislative Conference (ALC).
The education discussions will be led by senior administration
officials and educators who have made their mark in the field. The
Town Hall will take place in the format of two panel discussions
exploring how to prepare young people for both the jobs of the future
and where those jobs will be. Moderated by Representative Gwen Moore
(D-WI), the first Panel will feature a number of high profile speakers
including Education Secretary Arne Duncan, National Urban League CEO
Marc Morial, UNCF President and CEO Dr. Michael Lomax, Labor Secretary
Hilda Solis, Howard University President Sidney Ribeau and EPA
Administrator Lisa Jackson.
A key point of discussion on Panel I will be the Reauthorization of
the Elementary Secondary Education
Act (ESEA), and whether portions of the previous legislation, “No
Child Left Behind” need to be kept,
Removed and/or reconsidered. Panelists will examine the need to
support African-American students in order to ensure their academic
achievement and their personal development.
A particular emphasis will be placed on teaching African-American
males, attracting them to the profession and encouraging them to
assume leadership positions. This panel will also discuss the over-
criminalization of African-American male students, and the negative
impact of zero-tolerance
disciplinary policies in our nation’s schools.
Other panel topics include: The making of “highly effective teachers,”
disparities in education funding preparation of students to enter
college or start careers, the role of community colleges, and
historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and teacher
training will all be featured topics of discussion.
Panel II will focus on future outlooks in the job market and what
happens to young people upon matriculation through high school or
college. Secretary Duncan will share the spotlight with the Assistant
Secretary of Training and Employment for the U.S Department of Labor
Jane Oates along with other local and national education experts.
They will discuss current and future job growth, the expansion of new
jobs in areas of health care and internet technology and jobs that are
becoming obsolete. Panelists will also examine the geographic regions
that have, and are expected to have the most job growth in the future.
Topics will include the current intergenerational labor force that
consists of citizens the Millennial Generation to Baby Boomers. One of
the most talked-about issues of the day – the impact of retiring Baby
Boomers – will round out the discussion.
###
Twitter – www.twitter.com/CBCFInc (#40thALC)
Facebook – www.facebook.com/CBCFInc
The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc. was established in
1976 as a nonpartisan, nonprofit, public policy, research and
education institute to help improve the socioeconomic circumstances of
African Americans and other underserved communities.
NATIONAL TOWN HALL DETAILS
Moderators: Rep. Gwen Moore (WI)
Dr. Maya Rockeymoore
President, Global Policy Solutions and former
CBCF Fellow and CBCF VP of Research & Programs
This session merges the critical discussions of education and jobs—
where they will be and how to prepare for those jobs. In these
economically challenging times, education and training can mean the
difference between employment and unemployment. Administration
officials, policy experts and lawmakers convene to explore the charge
to improve the national college completion rate and identify the
business sectors poised to produce new jobs in the new economy.
On-site registration opens at the Walter E. Washington Convention
Center
starting Wednesday, September 15.
Panel #1 – Education
Moderator: Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI)
1) Secretary of Education Arne Duncan
2) Rep. Donald M. Payne (NJ)
3) Rep. Barbara Lee (CA)
4) Rep. Diane Watson (CA)
5) Rep. Robert C. "Bobby" Scott
6) Marc Morial, CEO NUL
7) Diane Wallace Booker, U.S. Dream Academy
8) Dr. James P. Comer, Yale University
9) Dr. Jonathan Gueverra
President of UDC Community College
10) Dr. Michael Lomax, President/CEO UNCF
11) Sidney Ribeau, Howard University President
Panel #2 – Future Job Outlook
Moderator: Dr. Maya Rockeymoore
President, Global Policy Solutions
1) Secretary of Education Arne Duncan
2) Jane Oates, Ass’t Secretary, Employment & Training Admin
Dept. of Labor
3) Elijah E. Cummings (MD)
4) Rep. Chaka Fattah (PA)
5) Rep. Diane Watson (CA)
6) Sec. Kathleen Sebelius (invited)
7) Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins
CEO of Green for All
8) Wes Moore, author The Other Wes Moore and White House
Fellow (2006-07)
9) Dr. Charlene Dukes, President
Prince George's Community College
10) Dr. Thomas “Danny” Boston, professor of Economics, Georgia
Tech University
--
Priscilla Clarke
-
Mark Your Calendar for Thursday, October 21, 2010
The National Urban League and Atlanta Urban League presents... 2010
Economic Empowerment Tour:
Providing tools to help individuals Thrive, Earn, Own & Prosper!
The Economic Empowement Tour featuring the "Restore Our Homes Housing
Rescue Fair and Career Fair" will be held on Thursday, October 21st
from 2 to 8 PM at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis.
This event is FREE and open to the public!
More detailed information coming soon.
-----------------
The Center for Sustainable Communities (CSC) needs volunteers and
corporate partners to perform weatherization and home energy retrofit
services. The services will be performed in conjunction with South
Face Energy Institute, the Reynoldstown Coalition, and the Home Depot
Foundation. The services will involve making residence currently
occupied by seniors living in the Reynoldstown community more energy
efficient resulting in both energy and costs savings. The services
will be performed over a four to six hour period (lunch will be
provided). The activities require that individuals be capable of
performing manual labor including working on ladders, hammering,
caulking, use of power tools, crawling, work in tight spaces (attics/
crawl spaces) and screwing in light bulbs.
This is a very fun and worthwhile activity for the community and the
League. Please contact CES if you are available to volunteer for one
or both of the following dates:
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Saturday, October 30, 2010
The Center for Sustainable Communities is also seeking long-term
volunteers to enhance its weatherization program through particpation
in the Project Shine Program (City of Atlanta).
Seven (7) volunteers are needed over an extended period of several
months to serve in unit supervisory roles for the developing Center
for Sustainable Communities. Volunteers are needed to provide limited
oversight of various programs and projects for a given unit sector
including workforce development, business development, sustainability
initiatives, policy, and K-12 education. Some supervision of other
volunteers may be necessary as well.
Greater professional development, project and program management
opportunity. Please contact Garry Harris, Executive Director, Center
for Sustainable Communities--404.664.0182.
-
Monday, September 20 and 27, 2010
10:00 AM -12:00 PM
Workforce Development Orientation
Seeking Employment? Looking to Upgrade Your Job Skills? Want to
upgrade your education?
Register NOW for the Weekly Education and Workforce Development
Orientation on Mondays at 10:00 AM. 100 Edgewood Avenue, Suite 600
Atlanta, GA 30303 - Call 404.659.1150 for more information and to
register.
It's Never Too Late to Earn a GED Diploma and Go to College!
If you, a friend or family member have not earned a high school
diploma, take the first step to a brighter future by enrolling in the
Atlanta Urban League's GED Classes through a partnership with the
Atlanta Public Schools. Classes are offered daily and you can get
started TODAY! Work at your own pace and have access to an adult
education teacher who cares about your progress and your future.
Earning your GED Diploma is the first step to a better paying job and
achievement of your career goals. Career exploration and coaching also
available! Call today to register for Orientation 404-659-1150!
------------------
Dear Friend,
This is an exciting week! Election Day is 48 days away and early
voting starts on September 20th. That's why I am thrilled to announce
that we are opening field offices across the state, with several more
on the way!
Never before has the state party embarked on such a huge effort to
elect our fine Democratic candidates. And, we want you to be a crucial
part of the process.
Listed below you will see the information regarding our field
offices.
Can you commit to ten hours of volunteer time at your local 2010
Campaign Headquarters to motivate Georgia Democrats to turn our state
blue?
Locations of our 2010 Coordinated Campaign Field Offices include:
Athens, 1061 Baxter Street. Contact: Erin McIntosh at
Er...@georgiademocrat.org (706-850-8555).
Albany, (coming soon). Contact: Bryan Zulko at
Br...@georgiademocrat.org.
Atlanta (Midtown), 1100 Spring St. Ste: 408. Contact: Randi Gregory at
Ra...@georgiademocrat.org (678-278-2128) or Lauren Borchard at
Borc...@dnc.org.
Blue Ridge, 1876 OId Highway 76. Contact: Bill Harrison at
Bill...@tds.net.
Columbus, (opening soon). Contact: Anderia Bishop at
And...@georgiademocrat.org.
Conyers, 2055 Gees Mill Rd. Contact: Jennifer Simmons-Gordon at
Jenn...@georgiademocrat.org (678-837-8445).
East Point, Wagon Works, 1514 East Cleveland Ave. Contact: Sybil
Cypress at Sy...@georgiademocrat.org.
Fayetteville, 101 Devant St. Suite 501. Contact: Tish Naghise
(404-643-2235) or Harriette Steele (404-769-7446).
Lovejoy, 11715 Hastings Bridge Rd. Contact: Richard Young at
You...@dnc.org
Kingsland, (opening soon). Contact: Kelvin Blue at
Dems_c...@kbfsc.com (912-882-9112).
Macon, 1680 Broad Way. Contact: Ron Banks at R...@georgiademocrat.org.
Marietta, 31 Atlanta Street. Contact: Dan Wiseman at
D...@georgiademocrat.org (678-626-2014).
N. DeKalb, 2050 Lawrenceville Hwy Ste: D-46. Contact: Miles Cliatt at
Mi...@georgiademocrat.org.
S. DeKalb, (opening soon). Contact: Rh...@dnc.org.
Savannah, (opening this week). Contact: Charlie Ingram at
Cha...@georgiademocrat.org.
Thomasville, (opening soon). Contact: Roger Walker at
WalkerRo...@bellsouth.net.
Valdosta, 1008 Slater St. Contact: Jerome Tucker at
Lownd...@bellsouth.net.
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Jobs from the Hill
Program Specialist, GS-0301-9/11
Tue, 14 Sep 2010 19:00:00 -0500
FEMA offers developmental opportunities, competitive compensation, and
networking opportunities. EMERGENCY ASSIGNMENT: FEMA employees are
subject to 24 hour on-call in the event of any emergency. This ...
Program Specialist (Mitigation) - GS-301-11/12
Tue, 14 Sep 2010 19:00:00 -0500
FEMA offers developmental opportunities, competitive compensation, and
networking opportunities. EMERGENCY ASSIGNMENT: FEMA employees are
subject to 24 hour on-call in the event of any emergency. This ...
Supervisory Program Specialist GS-0301-13
Tue, 14 Sep 2010 19:00:00 -0500
FEMA offers developmental opportunities, competitive compensation, and
networking opportunities. EMERGENCY ASSIGNMENT: FEMA employees are
subject to 24 hour on-call in the event of any emergency. This ...
---------------------------
This is open to press and public. PLEASE CONFIRM IF YOU ARE COVERING,
SPEAKERS LISTED BELOW
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Muriel Cooper
September 15, 2010 (202) 297-3102
ALC 2010 NATIONAL TOWN HALL CHALLENGES PUBLIC TO ERASE
KNOWLEDGE DEFICIT AND RETHINK K-12 EDUCATION
WASHINGTON - A virtual “Who’s-Who” of educators and school policy
wonks will gather at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center on
Thursday, September 16th from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. for the
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s National Town Hall Meeting,
“Educating Our Way to Prosperity.” CBCF’s Town Hall is a premier event
during the organization’s Annual Legislative Conference (ALC).
The education discussions will be led by senior administration
officials and educators who have made their mark in the field. The
Town Hall will take place in the format of two panel discussions
exploring how to prepare young people for both the jobs of the future
and where those jobs will be. Moderated by Representative Gwen Moore
(D-WI), the first Panel will feature a number of high profile speakers
including Education Secretary Arne Duncan, National Urban League CEO
Marc Morial, UNCF President and CEO Dr. Michael Lomax, Labor Secretary
Hilda Solis, Howard University President Sidney Ribeau and EPA
Administrator Lisa Jackson.
A key point of discussion on Panel I will be the Reauthorization of
the Elementary Secondary Education
Act (ESEA), and whether portions of the previous legislation, “No
Child Left Behind” need to be kept,
Removed and/or reconsidered. Panelists will examine the need to
support African-American students in order to ensure their academic
achievement and their personal development.
A particular emphasis will be placed on teaching African-American
males, attracting them to the profession and encouraging them to
assume leadership positions. This panel will also discuss the over-
criminalization of African-American male students, and the negative
impact of zero-tolerance
disciplinary policies in our nation’s schools.
Other panel topics include: The making of “highly effective teachers,”
disparities in education funding preparation of students to enter
college or start careers, the role of community colleges, and
historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and teacher
training will all be featured topics of discussion.
Panel II will focus on future outlooks in the job market and what
happens to young people upon matriculation through high school or
college. Secretary Duncan will share the spotlight with the Assistant
Secretary of Training and Employment for the U.S Department of Labor
Jane Oates along with other local and national education experts.
They will discuss current and future job growth, the expansion of new
jobs in areas of health care and internet technology and jobs that are
becoming obsolete. Panelists will also examine the geographic regions
that have, and are expected to have the most job growth in the future.
Topics will include the current intergenerational labor force that
consists of citizens the Millennial Generation to Baby Boomers. One of
the most talked-about issues of the day – the impact of retiring Baby
Boomers – will round out the discussion.
###
Twitter – www.twitter.com/CBCFInc (#40thALC)
Facebook – www.facebook.com/CBCFInc
The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc. was established in
1976 as a nonpartisan, nonprofit, public policy, research and
education institute to help improve the socioeconomic circumstances of
African Americans and other underserved communities.
NATIONAL TOWN HALL DETAILS
Moderators: Rep. Gwen Moore (WI)
Dr. Maya Rockeymoore
President, Global Policy Solutions and former
CBCF Fellow and CBCF VP of Research & Programs
This session merges the critical discussions of education and jobs—
where they will be and how to prepare for those jobs. In these
economically challenging times, education and training can mean the
difference between employment and unemployment. Administration
officials, policy experts and lawmakers convene to explore the charge
to improve the national college completion rate and identify the
business sectors poised to produce new jobs in the new economy.
On-site registration opens at the Walter E. Washington Convention
Center
starting Wednesday, September 15.
Panel #1 – Education
Moderator: Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI)
1) Secretary of Education Arne Duncan
2) Rep. Donald M. Payne (NJ)
3) Rep. Barbara Lee (CA)
4) Rep. Diane Watson (CA)
5) Rep. Robert C. "Bobby" Scott
6) Marc Morial, CEO NUL
7) Diane Wallace Booker, U.S. Dream Academy
8) Dr. James P. Comer, Yale University
9) Dr. Jonathan Gueverra
President of UDC Community College
10) Dr. Michael Lomax, President/CEO UNCF
11) Sidney Ribeau, Howard University President
Panel #2 – Future Job Outlook
Moderator: Dr. Maya Rockeymoore
President, Global Policy Solutions
1) Secretary of Education Arne Duncan
2) Jane Oates, Ass’t Secretary, Employment & Training Admin
Dept. of Labor
3) Elijah E. Cummings (MD)
4) Rep. Chaka Fattah (PA)
5) Rep. Diane Watson (CA)
6) Sec. Kathleen Sebelius (invited)
7) Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins
CEO of Green for All
8) Wes Moore, author The Other Wes Moore and White House
Fellow (2006-07)
9) Dr. Charlene Dukes, President
Prince George's Community College
10) Dr. Thomas “Danny” Boston, professor of Economics, Georgia
Tech University
--
Priscilla Clarke
-
Mark Your Calendar for Thursday, October 21, 2010
The National Urban League and Atlanta Urban League presents... 2010
Economic Empowerment Tour:
Providing tools to help individuals Thrive, Earn, Own & Prosper!
The Economic Empowement Tour featuring the "Restore Our Homes Housing
Rescue Fair and Career Fair" will be held on Thursday, October 21st
from 2 to 8 PM at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis.
This event is FREE and open to the public!
More detailed information coming soon.
-----------------
The Center for Sustainable Communities (CSC) needs volunteers and
corporate partners to perform weatherization and home energy retrofit
services. The services will be performed in conjunction with South
Face Energy Institute, the Reynoldstown Coalition, and the Home Depot
Foundation. The services will involve making residence currently
occupied by seniors living in the Reynoldstown community more energy
efficient resulting in both energy and costs savings. The services
will be performed over a four to six hour period (lunch will be
provided). The activities require that individuals be capable of
performing manual labor including working on ladders, hammering,
caulking, use of power tools, crawling, work in tight spaces (attics/
crawl spaces) and screwing in light bulbs.
This is a very fun and worthwhile activity for the community and the
League. Please contact CES if you are available to volunteer for one
or both of the following dates:
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Saturday, October 30, 2010
The Center for Sustainable Communities is also seeking long-term
volunteers to enhance its weatherization program through particpation
in the Project Shine Program (City of Atlanta).
Seven (7) volunteers are needed over an extended period of several
months to serve in unit supervisory roles for the developing Center
for Sustainable Communities. Volunteers are needed to provide limited
oversight of various programs and projects for a given unit sector
including workforce development, business development, sustainability
initiatives, policy, and K-12 education. Some supervision of other
volunteers may be necessary as well.
Greater professional development, project and program management
opportunity. Please contact Garry Harris, Executive Director, Center
for Sustainable Communities--404.664.0182.
-
Monday, September 20 and 27, 2010
10:00 AM -12:00 PM
Workforce Development Orientation
Seeking Employment? Looking to Upgrade Your Job Skills? Want to
upgrade your education?
Register NOW for the Weekly Education and Workforce Development
Orientation on Mondays at 10:00 AM. 100 Edgewood Avenue, Suite 600
Atlanta, GA 30303 - Call 404.659.1150 for more information and to
register.
It's Never Too Late to Earn a GED Diploma and Go to College!
If you, a friend or family member have not earned a high school
diploma, take the first step to a brighter future by enrolling in the
Atlanta Urban League's GED Classes through a partnership with the
Atlanta Public Schools. Classes are offered daily and you can get
started TODAY! Work at your own pace and have access to an adult
education teacher who cares about your progress and your future.
Earning your GED Diploma is the first step to a better paying job and
achievement of your career goals. Career exploration and coaching also
available! Call today to register for Orientation 404-659-1150!
------------------
Dear Friend,
This is an exciting week! Election Day is 48 days away and early
voting starts on September 20th. That's why I am thrilled to announce
that we are opening field offices across the state, with several more
on the way!
Never before has the state party embarked on such a huge effort to
elect our fine Democratic candidates. And, we want you to be a crucial
part of the process.
Listed below you will see the information regarding our field
offices.
Can you commit to ten hours of volunteer time at your local 2010
Campaign Headquarters to motivate Georgia Democrats to turn our state
blue?
Locations of our 2010 Coordinated Campaign Field Offices include:
Athens, 1061 Baxter Street. Contact: Erin McIntosh at
Er...@georgiademocrat.org (706-850-8555).
Albany, (coming soon). Contact: Bryan Zulko at
Br...@georgiademocrat.org.
Atlanta (Midtown), 1100 Spring St. Ste: 408. Contact: Randi Gregory at
Ra...@georgiademocrat.org (678-278-2128) or Lauren Borchard at
Borc...@dnc.org.
Blue Ridge, 1876 OId Highway 76. Contact: Bill Harrison at
Bill...@tds.net.
Columbus, (opening soon). Contact: Anderia Bishop at
And...@georgiademocrat.org.
Conyers, 2055 Gees Mill Rd. Contact: Jennifer Simmons-Gordon at
Jenn...@georgiademocrat.org (678-837-8445).
East Point, Wagon Works, 1514 East Cleveland Ave. Contact: Sybil
Cypress at Sy...@georgiademocrat.org.
Fayetteville, 101 Devant St. Suite 501. Contact: Tish Naghise
(404-643-2235) or Harriette Steele (404-769-7446).
Lovejoy, 11715 Hastings Bridge Rd. Contact: Richard Young at
You...@dnc.org
Kingsland, (opening soon). Contact: Kelvin Blue at
Dems_c...@kbfsc.com (912-882-9112).
Macon, 1680 Broad Way. Contact: Ron Banks at R...@georgiademocrat.org.
Marietta, 31 Atlanta Street. Contact: Dan Wiseman at
D...@georgiademocrat.org (678-626-2014).
N. DeKalb, 2050 Lawrenceville Hwy Ste: D-46. Contact: Miles Cliatt at
Mi...@georgiademocrat.org.
S. DeKalb, (opening soon). Contact: Rh...@dnc.org.
Savannah, (opening this week). Contact: Charlie Ingram at
Cha...@georgiademocrat.org.
Thomasville, (opening soon). Contact: Roger Walker at
WalkerRo...@bellsouth.net.
Valdosta, 1008 Slater St. Contact: Jerome Tucker at
Lownd...@bellsouth.net.
---------------------------
repost by The Editor of the Internet
Bermira Gates, MLS
404-536-8010
cuw...@gmail.com
Executive Director of CU-Win, Inc.
Connecting Universities With Neighborhoods
20th.
----------------------------
Election Day is 48 days away and early voting starts on September
20th. CBCF NATIONAL TOWN HALL WITH WHITE HOUSE OFFICIALS - TOPIC:
EDUCATION & JOBS repost by The Editor of the Internet Bermira Webb-
Gates, MLS..
-------------
myspace.com/mirabyte
facebook.com/cuwin
twitter.com/connectuniverse
---------------------
Jobs from the Hill in 2010
Program Specialist, GS-0301-9/11
Tue, 14 Sep 2010 19:00:00 -0500
FEMA offers developmental opportunities, competitive compensation, and
networking opportunities. EMERGENCY ASSIGNMENT: FEMA employees are
subject to 24 hour on-call in the event of any emergency. This ...
Program Specialist (Mitigation) - GS-301-11/12
Tue, 14 Sep 2010 19:00:00 -0500
FEMA offers developmental opportunities, competitive compensation, and
networking opportunities. EMERGENCY ASSIGNMENT: FEMA employees are
subject to 24 hour on-call in the event of any emergency. This ...
Supervisory Program Specialist GS-0301-13
Tue, 14 Sep 2010 19:00:00 -0500
FEMA offers developmental opportunities, competitive compensation, and
networking opportunities. EMERGENCY ASSIGNMENT: FEMA employees are
subject to 24 hour on-call in the event of any emergency. This ...
---------------------------
This is open to press and public. PLEASE CONFIRM IF YOU ARE COVERING,
SPEAKERS LISTED BELOW
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Muriel Cooper
September 15, 2010 (202) 297-3102
ALC 2010 NATIONAL TOWN HALL CHALLENGES PUBLIC TO ERASE
KNOWLEDGE DEFICIT AND RETHINK K-12 EDUCATION
WASHINGTON - A virtual “Who’s-Who” of educators and school policy
wonks will gather at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center on
Thursday, September 16th from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. for the
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s National Town Hall Meeting,
“Educating Our Way to Prosperity.” CBCF’s Town Hall is a premier event
during the organization’s Annual Legislative Conference (ALC).
The education discussions will be led by senior administration
officials and educators who have made their mark in the field. The
Town Hall will take place in the format of two panel discussions
exploring how to prepare young people for both the jobs of the future
and where those jobs will be. Moderated by Representative Gwen Moore
(D-WI), the first Panel will feature a number of high profile speakers
including Education Secretary Arne Duncan, National Urban League CEO
Marc Morial, UNCF President and CEO Dr. Michael Lomax, Labor Secretary
Hilda Solis, Howard University President Sidney Ribeau and EPA
Administrator Lisa Jackson.
A key point of discussion on Panel I will be the Reauthorization of
the Elementary Secondary Education
Act (ESEA), and whether portions of the previous legislation, “No
Child Left Behind” need to be kept,
Removed and/or reconsidered. Panelists will examine the need to
support African-American students in order to ensure their academic
achievement and their personal development.
A particular emphasis will be placed on teaching African-American
males, attracting them to the profession and encouraging them to
assume leadership positions. This panel will also discuss the over-
criminalization of African-American male students, and the negative
impact of zero-tolerance
disciplinary policies in our nation’s schools.
Other panel topics include: The making of “highly effective teachers,”
disparities in education funding preparation of students to enter
college or start careers, the role of community colleges, and
historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and teacher
training will all be featured topics of discussion.
Panel II will focus on future outlooks in the job market and what
happens to young people upon matriculation through high school or
college. Secretary Duncan will share the spotlight with the Assistant
Secretary of Training and Employment for the U.S Department of Labor
Jane Oates along with other local and national education experts.
They will discuss current and future job growth, the expansion of new
jobs in areas of health care and internet technology and jobs that are
becoming obsolete. Panelists will also examine the geographic regions
that have, and are expected to have the most job growth in the future.
Topics will include the current intergenerational labor force that
consists of citizens the Millennial Generation to Baby Boomers. One of
the most talked-about issues of the day – the impact of retiring Baby
Boomers – will round out the discussion.
###
Twitter – www.twitter.com/CBCFInc (#40thALC)
Facebook – www.facebook.com/CBCFInc
The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc. was established in
1976 as a nonpartisan, nonprofit, public policy, research and
education institute to help improve the socioeconomic circumstances of
African Americans and other underserved communities.
NATIONAL TOWN HALL DETAILS
Moderators: Rep. Gwen Moore (WI)
Dr. Maya Rockeymoore
President, Global Policy Solutions and former
CBCF Fellow and CBCF VP of Research & Programs
This session merges the critical discussions of education and jobs—
where they will be and how to prepare for those jobs. In these
economically challenging times, education and training can mean the
difference between employment and unemployment. Administration
officials, policy experts and lawmakers convene to explore the charge
to improve the national college completion rate and identify the
business sectors poised to produce new jobs in the new economy.
On-site registration opens at the Walter E. Washington Convention
Center
starting Wednesday, September 15.
Panel #1 – Education
Moderator: Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI)
1) Secretary of Education Arne Duncan
2) Rep. Donald M. Payne (NJ)
3) Rep. Barbara Lee (CA)
4) Rep. Diane Watson (CA)
5) Rep. Robert C. "Bobby" Scott
6) Marc Morial, CEO NUL
7) Diane Wallace Booker, U.S. Dream Academy
8) Dr. James P. Comer, Yale University
9) Dr. Jonathan Gueverra
President of UDC Community College
10) Dr. Michael Lomax, President/CEO UNCF
11) Sidney Ribeau, Howard University President
Panel #2 – Future Job Outlook
Moderator: Dr. Maya Rockeymoore
President, Global Policy Solutions
1) Secretary of Education Arne Duncan
2) Jane Oates, Ass’t Secretary, Employment & Training Admin
Dept. of Labor
3) Elijah E. Cummings (MD)
4) Rep. Chaka Fattah (PA)
5) Rep. Diane Watson (CA)
6) Sec. Kathleen Sebelius (invited)
7) Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins
CEO of Green for All
8) Wes Moore, author The Other Wes Moore and White House
Fellow (2006-07)
9) Dr. Charlene Dukes, President
Prince George's Community College
10) Dr. Thomas “Danny” Boston, professor of Economics, Georgia
Tech University
--
Priscilla Clarke
-
Mark Your Calendar for Thursday, October 21, 2010
The National Urban League and Atlanta Urban League presents... 2010
Economic Empowerment Tour:
Providing tools to help individuals Thrive, Earn, Own & Prosper!
The Economic Empowement Tour featuring the "Restore Our Homes Housing
Rescue Fair and Career Fair" will be held on Thursday, October 21st
from 2 to 8 PM at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis.
This event is FREE and open to the public!
More detailed information coming soon.
-----------------
The Center for Sustainable Communities (CSC) needs volunteers and
corporate partners to perform weatherization and home energy retrofit
services. The services will be performed in conjunction with South
Face Energy Institute, the Reynoldstown Coalition, and the Home Depot
Foundation. The services will involve making residence currently
occupied by seniors living in the Reynoldstown community more energy
efficient resulting in both energy and costs savings. The services
will be performed over a four to six hour period (lunch will be
provided). The activities require that individuals be capable of
performing manual labor including working on ladders, hammering,
caulking, use of power tools, crawling, work in tight spaces (attics/
crawl spaces) and screwing in light bulbs.
This is a very fun and worthwhile activity for the community and the
League. Please contact CES if you are available to volunteer for one
or both of the following dates:
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Saturday, October 30, 2010
The Center for Sustainable Communities is also seeking long-term
volunteers to enhance its weatherization program through particpation
in the Project Shine Program (City of Atlanta).
Seven (7) volunteers are needed over an extended period of several
months to serve in unit supervisory roles for the developing Center
for Sustainable Communities. Volunteers are needed to provide limited
oversight of various programs and projects for a given unit sector
including workforce development, business development, sustainability
initiatives, policy, and K-12 education. Some supervision of other
volunteers may be necessary as well.
Greater professional development, project and program management
opportunity. Please contact Garry Harris, Executive Director, Center
for Sustainable Communities--404.664.0182.
-
Monday, September 20 and 27, 2010
10:00 AM -12:00 PM
Workforce Development Orientation
Seeking Employment? Looking to Upgrade Your Job Skills? Want to
upgrade your education?
Register NOW for the Weekly Education and Workforce Development
Orientation on Mondays at 10:00 AM. 100 Edgewood Avenue, Suite 600
Atlanta, GA 30303 - Call 404.659.1150 for more information and to
register.
It's Never Too Late to Earn a GED Diploma and Go to College!
If you, a friend or family member have not earned a high school
diploma, take the first step to a brighter future by enrolling in the
Atlanta Urban League's GED Classes through a partnership with the
Atlanta Public Schools. Classes are offered daily and you can get
started TODAY! Work at your own pace and have access to an adult
education teacher who cares about your progress and your future.
Earning your GED Diploma is the first step to a better paying job and
achievement of your career goals. Career exploration and coaching also
available! Call today to register for Orientation 404-659-1150!
------------------
Dear Friend,
This is an exciting week! Election Day is 48 days away and early
voting starts on September 20th. That's why I am thrilled to announce
that we are opening field offices across the state, with several more
on the way!
Never before has the state party embarked on such a huge effort to
elect our fine Democratic candidates. And, we want you to be a crucial
part of the process.
Listed below you will see the information regarding our field
offices.
Can you commit to ten hours of volunteer time at your local 2010
Campaign Headquarters to motivate Georgia Democrats to turn our state
blue?
Locations of our 2010 Coordinated Campaign Field Offices include:
Athens, 1061 Baxter Street. Contact: Erin McIntosh at
Er...@georgiademocrat.org (706-850-8555).
Albany, (coming soon). Contact: Bryan Zulko at
Br...@georgiademocrat.org.
Atlanta (Midtown), 1100 Spring St. Ste: 408. Contact: Randi Gregory at
Ra...@georgiademocrat.org (678-278-2128) or Lauren Borchard at
Borc...@dnc.org.
Blue Ridge, 1876 OId Highway 76. Contact: Bill Harrison at
Bill...@tds.net.
Columbus, (opening soon). Contact: Anderia Bishop at
And...@georgiademocrat.org.
Conyers, 2055 Gees Mill Rd. Contact: Jennifer Simmons-Gordon at
Jenn...@georgiademocrat.org (678-837-8445).
East Point, Wagon Works, 1514 East Cleveland Ave. Contact: Sybil
Cypress at Sy...@georgiademocrat.org.
Fayetteville, 101 Devant St. Suite 501. Contact: Tish Naghise
(404-643-2235) or Harriette Steele (404-769-7446).
Lovejoy, 11715 Hastings Bridge Rd. Contact: Richard Young at
You...@dnc.org
Kingsland, (opening soon). Contact: Kelvin Blue at
Dems_c...@kbfsc.com (912-882-9112).
Macon, 1680 Broad Way. Contact: Ron Banks at R...@georgiademocrat.org.
Marietta, 31 Atlanta Street. Contact: Dan Wiseman at
D...@georgiademocrat.org (678-626-2014).
N. DeKalb, 2050 Lawrenceville Hwy Ste: D-46. Contact: Miles Cliatt at
Mi...@georgiademocrat.org.
S. DeKalb, (opening soon). Contact: Rh...@dnc.org.
Savannah, (opening this week). Contact: Charlie Ingram at
Cha...@georgiademocrat.org.
Thomasville, (opening soon). Contact: Roger Walker at
WalkerRo...@bellsouth.net.
Valdosta, 1008 Slater St. Contact: Jerome Tucker at
Lownd...@bellsouth.net.
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DEFICIT AND RETHINK K-12 EDUCATION Election Day is 48 days away &
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ALC 2010 NATIONAL TOWN HALL CHALLENGES PUBLIC TO ERASE
KNOWLEDGE DEFICIT AND RETHINK K-12 EDUCATION
WASHINGTON - A virtual “Who’s-Who” of educators and school policy
wonks will gather at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center on
Thursday, September 16th from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. for the
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s National Town Hall Meeting,
“Educating Our Way to Prosperity.” CBCF’s Town Hall is a premier event
during the organization’s Annual Legislative Conference (ALC).
The education discussions will be led by senior administration
officials and educators who have made their mark in the field. The
Town Hall will take place in the format of two panel discussions
exploring how to prepare young people for both the jobs of the future
and where those jobs will be. Moderated by Representative Gwen Moore
(D-WI), the first Panel will feature a number of high profile speakers
including Education Secretary Arne Duncan, National Urban League CEO
Marc Morial, UNCF President and CEO Dr. Michael Lomax, Labor Secretary
Hilda Solis, Howard University President Sidney Ribeau and EPA
Administrator Lisa Jackson.
A key point of discussion on Panel I will be the Reauthorization of
the Elementary Secondary Education
Act (ESEA), and whether portions of the previous legislation, “No
Child Left Behind” need to be kept,
Removed and/or reconsidered. Panelists will examine the need to
support African-American students in order to ensure their academic
achievement and their personal development.
A particular emphasis will be placed on teaching African-American
males, attracting them to the profession and encouraging them to
assume leadership positions. This panel will also discuss the over-
criminalization of African-American male students, and the negative
impact of zero-tolerance
disciplinary policies in our nation’s schools.
Other panel topics include: The making of “highly effective teachers,”
disparities in education funding preparation of students to enter
college or start careers, the role of community colleges, and
historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and teacher
training will all be featured topics of discussion.
Panel II will focus on future outlooks in the job market and what
happens to young people upon matriculation through high school or
college. Secretary Duncan will share the spotlight with the Assistant
Secretary of Training and Employment for the U.S Department of Labor
Jane Oates along with other local and national education experts.
They will discuss current and future job growth, the expansion of new
jobs in areas of health care and internet technology and jobs that are
becoming obsolete. Panelists will also examine the geographic regions
that have, and are expected to have the most job growth in the future.
Topics will include the current intergenerational labor force that
consists of citizens the Millennial Generation to Baby Boomers. One of
the most talked-about issues of the day – the impact of retiring Baby
Boomers – will round out the discussion.
###
Twitter – www.twitter.com/CBCFInc (#40thALC)
Facebook – www.facebook.com/CBCFInc
The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc. was established in
1976 as a nonpartisan, nonprofit, public policy, research and
education institute to help improve the socioeconomic circumstances of
African Americans and other underserved communities.
NATIONAL TOWN HALL DETAILS
Moderators: Rep. Gwen Moore (WI)
Dr. Maya Rockeymoore
President, Global Policy Solutions and former
CBCF Fellow and CBCF VP of Research & Programs
This session merges the critical discussions of education and jobs—
where they will be and how to prepare for those jobs. In these
economically challenging times, education and training can mean the
difference between employment and unemployment. Administration
officials, policy experts and lawmakers convene to explore the charge
to improve the national college completion rate and identify the
business sectors poised to produce new jobs in the new economy.
On-site registration opens at the Walter E. Washington Convention
Center
starting Wednesday, September 15.
Panel #1 – Education
Moderator: Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI)
1) Secretary of Education Arne Duncan
2) Rep. Donald M. Payne (NJ)
3) Rep. Barbara Lee (CA)
4) Rep. Diane Watson (CA)
5) Rep. Robert C. "Bobby" Scott
6) Marc Morial, CEO NUL
7) Diane Wallace Booker, U.S. Dream Academy
8) Dr. James P. Comer, Yale University
9) Dr. Jonathan Gueverra
President of UDC Community College
10) Dr. Michael Lomax, President/CEO UNCF
11) Sidney Ribeau, Howard University President
Panel #2 – Future Job Outlook
Moderator: Dr. Maya Rockeymoore
President, Global Policy Solutions
1) Secretary of Education Arne Duncan
2) Jane Oates, Ass’t Secretary, Employment & Training Admin
Dept. of Labor
3) Elijah E. Cummings (MD)
4) Rep. Chaka Fattah (PA)
5) Rep. Diane Watson (CA)
6) Sec. Kathleen Sebelius (invited)
7) Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins
CEO of Green for All
8) Wes Moore, author The Other Wes Moore and White House
Fellow (2006-07)
9) Dr. Charlene Dukes, President
Prince George's Community College
10) Dr. Thomas “Danny” Boston, professor of Economics, Georgia
Tech University
--
Priscilla Clarke
-
Mark Your Calendar for Thursday, October 21, 2010
The National Urban League and Atlanta Urban League presents... 2010
Economic Empowerment Tour:
Providing tools to help individuals Thrive, Earn, Own & Prosper!
The Economic Empowement Tour featuring the "Restore Our Homes Housing
Rescue Fair and Career Fair" will be held on Thursday, October 21st
from 2 to 8 PM at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis.
This event is FREE and open to the public!
More detailed information coming soon.
-----------------
The Center for Sustainable Communities (CSC) needs volunteers and
corporate partners to perform weatherization and home energy retrofit
services. The services will be performed in conjunction with South
Face Energy Institute, the Reynoldstown Coalition, and the Home Depot
Foundation. The services will involve making residence currently
occupied by seniors living in the Reynoldstown community more energy
efficient resulting in both energy and costs savings. The services
will be performed over a four to six hour period (lunch will be
provided). The activities require that individuals be capable of
performing manual labor including working on ladders, hammering,
caulking, use of power tools, crawling, work in tight spaces (attics/
crawl spaces) and screwing in light bulbs.
This is a very fun and worthwhile activity for the community and the
League. Please contact CES if you are available to volunteer for one
or both of the following dates:
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Saturday, October 30, 2010
The Center for Sustainable Communities is also seeking long-term
volunteers to enhance its weatherization program through particpation
in the Project Shine Program (City of Atlanta).
Seven (7) volunteers are needed over an extended period of several
months to serve in unit supervisory roles for the developing Center
for Sustainable Communities. Volunteers are needed to provide limited
oversight of various programs and projects for a given unit sector
including workforce development, business development, sustainability
initiatives, policy, and K-12 education. Some supervision of other
volunteers may be necessary as well.
Greater professional development, project and program management
opportunity. Please contact Garry Harris, Executive Director, Center
for Sustainable Communities--404.664.0182.
-
Monday, September 20 and 27, 2010
10:00 AM -12:00 PM
Workforce Development Orientation
Seeking Employment? Looking to Upgrade Your Job Skills? Want to
upgrade your education?
Register NOW for the Weekly Education and Workforce Development
Orientation on Mondays at 10:00 AM. 100 Edgewood Avenue, Suite 600
Atlanta, GA 30303 - Call 404.659.1150 for more information and to
register.
It's Never Too Late to Earn a GED Diploma and Go to College!
If you, a friend or family member have not earned a high school
diploma, take the first step to a brighter future by enrolling in the
Atlanta Urban League's GED Classes through a partnership with the
Atlanta Public Schools. Classes are offered daily and you can get
started TODAY! Work at your own pace and have access to an adult
education teacher who cares about your progress and your future.
Earning your GED Diploma is the first step to a better paying job and
achievement of your career goals. Career exploration and coaching also
available! Call today to register for Orientation 404-659-1150!
------------------
Dear Friend,
This is an exciting week! Election Day is 48 days away and early
voting starts on September 20th. That's why I am thrilled to announce
that we are opening field offices across the state, with several more
on the way!
Never before has the state party embarked on such a huge effort to
elect our fine Democratic candidates. And, we want you to be a crucial
part of the process.
Listed below you will see the information regarding our field
offices.
Can you commit to ten hours of volunteer time at your local 2010
Campaign Headquarters to motivate Georgia Democrats to turn our state
blue?
Locations of our 2010 Coordinated Campaign Field Offices include:
Athens, 1061 Baxter Street. Contact: Erin McIntosh at
Er...@georgiademocrat.org (706-850-8555).
Albany, (coming soon). Contact: Bryan Zulko at
Br...@georgiademocrat.org.
Atlanta (Midtown), 1100 Spring St. Ste: 408. Contact: Randi Gregory at
Ra...@georgiademocrat.org (678-278-2128) or Lauren Borchard at
Borc...@dnc.org.
Blue Ridge, 1876 OId Highway 76. Contact: Bill Harrison at
Bill...@tds.net.
Columbus, (opening soon). Contact: Anderia Bishop at
And...@georgiademocrat.org.
Conyers, 2055 Gees Mill Rd. Contact: Jennifer Simmons-Gordon at
Jenn...@georgiademocrat.org (678-837-8445).
East Point, Wagon Works, 1514 East Cleveland Ave. Contact: Sybil
Cypress at Sy...@georgiademocrat.org.
Fayetteville, 101 Devant St. Suite 501. Contact: Tish Naghise
(404-643-2235) or Harriette Steele (404-769-7446).
Lovejoy, 11715 Hastings Bridge Rd. Contact: Richard Young at
You...@dnc.org
Kingsland, (opening soon). Contact: Kelvin Blue at
Dems_c...@kbfsc.com (912-882-9112).
Macon, 1680 Broad Way. Contact: Ron Banks at R...@georgiademocrat.org.
Marietta, 31 Atlanta Street. Contact: Dan Wiseman at
D...@georgiademocrat.org (678-626-2014).
N. DeKalb, 2050 Lawrenceville Hwy Ste: D-46. Contact: Miles Cliatt at
Mi...@georgiademocrat.org.
S. DeKalb, (opening soon). Contact: Rh...@dnc.org.
Savannah, (opening this week). Contact: Charlie Ingram at
Cha...@georgiademocrat.org.
Thomasville, (opening soon). Contact: Roger Walker at
WalkerRo...@bellsouth.net.
Valdosta, 1008 Slater St. Contact: Jerome Tucker at
Lownd...@bellsouth.net.
---------------------------
repost by The Editor of the Internet
Bermira Gates, MLS
404-536-8010
cuw...@gmail.com
Executive Director of CU-Win, Inc.
Connecting Universities With Neighborhoods
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