9.10.2016

GDW EVENT ALERT SEPTEMBER 2016 - PART II

By Gloria Dulan-Wilson



Hello All:

This is only really the first week in September, and there are more activities crammed into this little month than have happened during the previous three.  So I'm updating the calendar I recently published with additional activities - Better hurry - September will be gone before you know it.


NEW YORK:

URGENT !!!

STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING AND SIGN THE PETITION RIGHT NOW - THANK U


Signatures Needed To Boost Petition To Pardon Marcus Garvey
marcus-garvey



 SHARE AND SIGN THE PETITION  here

Publisher and orator Marcus Garvey seated at his desk, August 5, 1924. (Photo by Underwood Archives/Getty Images)
By NAN Staff Writer
News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. Sept. 9, 2016: 
ATTENTION All African Americans, Africans and  Caribbean American Brothers and Sisters

THIS IS AN EMERGENCY - WE HAVE TO HAVE THIS COMPLETELY SIGNED BY SEPTEMBER 28, 2016

DID YOU SIGN YET? IF NOT PLEASE 
Sign the petition started to posthumously pardon Jamaican-born proponent of the Pan-Africanism movement, 
Marcus Mosiah Garvey.
A ‘We The People’ petition was recently started to get the White House to posthumously pardon Garvey for his wrongful conviction

MARCUS GARVEY IS A HERO AND DESERVES TO BE RECOGNIZED FOR ALL HE DID AND ALL HE TRIED TO DO!! 
The petition still needs a whopping 99,237 more signatures by September 28, 2016 to get a response from the White House.
Garvey is recognized as a fore bearer of the Civil Rights Movement by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X and his legacy 
today is celebrated globally.

 SHARE AND SIGN THE PETITION  here.
 IF WE DON'T STAND FOR EACH OTHER, NO ONE ELSE WILL!!!


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2016



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“An explosion of energy, comic verve,
playful sexiness, raw emotion, and
irresistible storytelling.”- HEDY WEISS, THE CHICAGO SUN-TIMES
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WHERE DID WE SIT ON THE BUS?
Written and Performed by Brian Quijada
Directed by Chay Yew
WHERE DID WE SIT ON THE BUS? is an electric one-man show pulsing with Latin rhythms, rap, hip-hop, spoken word, and live looping. During a third grade lesson on the Civil Rights movement and Rosa Parks, a Latino boy raises his hand to ask, “Where did we sit on the bus?” and his teacher can't answer the question. This thrilling autobiographical production, written and performed by Brian Quijada, examines what it means to be Latino through the eyes of a child, turned teenager, turned adult.
Previews begin Saturday September 10, 2016
Opening Night: Sept. 19
Closing Night: Oct. 9
TICKET INFORMATION
Early Bird Special: $22
Students: $25
General Admission: $30
$25 tickets with code AKILA. Get tickets HERE
Presented by the Ensemble Studio Theatre & The Radio Drama Network
Put On BLAST! | POB 250553 | Brooklyn, NY 11225 | United States
Put On BLAST! is a registered trademark.


SEPTEMBER 9 -  FORWARD - 

New Federal Theatre 










REGISTER NOW TO WORK WITH THE BEST 
Legendary producer, director, writer Woodie King Jr, founder of the New Federal Theatre, is a king maker in his own right.  If you are serious about your acting career, then he is the go to person - don't let this opportunity go by - REGISTER NOW  - Stay Blessed  



                               
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2016
911:  OFFICIAL DAY OF MOURNING IN NEW YORK AND AROUND THE US
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This is the link to some of the events commemorating  911

https://www.google.com/webhp?tab=mw&ei=37_TV6B_yq16gq-yuAw&ved=0EKkuCAUoAg#q=9+11+memorial+ceremony+2016&tbm=nws


CEMOTAP ANNOUNCEMENTS:
1. REMEMBER: CEMOTAP GENERAL MEETING  EVERY 4TH SATURDAY AT 2 PM
                 134-05 ROCKAWAY BOULEVARD, SOUTH OZONE PARK NY 11420

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1a.  REMEMBER IN HARLEM:  
DIVISION 432 U.NI.A. MEETING AT CEMOTAP EVERY 4TH SUNDAY AT 4 PMDivision #432  will meet  this Sunday, September 11th at 4p.m.  in Harlem, at the National Black Theater (NBT) 2031 5th Avenue.  I look forward to seeing each and everyone of  you there and please encourage your friends and families to join us .  Have a pleasant evening.  One God One Aim One Destiny.

https://www.google.com/webhp?tab=mw&ei=37_TV6B_yq16gq-yuAw&ved=0EKkuCAUoAg#q=9+11+memorial+ceremony+2016&tbm=nws
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2.  GET YOUT TICKET BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE


FROM THE CENTER FOR LAW AND SOCIAL JUSTICE


Friday, September 23, 2016, the Center for Law and Social Justice is celebrating 
“30 Years of Staying on Freedom and Justice!”

"DrAdelaide Sanford is one of our three esteemed honorees and we are looking forward to her gracing us with her presence. "   
Yours truly,
Esmeralda Simmons, Esq.
Tickets for the event can be purchased onlineeither individually or as part of a package here: http://www.clsj.org/tickets-30th-anniversary-celebration/ 
(attendees can also pay at the door – however we will need their names ahead of time as we monitor our capacity).

To place an ad in the journal click on this linkhttp://www.clsj.org/advertise-30th-anniversary/.
  
Center for Law & Social Justice│ Medgar Evers College │ 1150 Carroll Street │
  
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Celebrating John Coltrane's 90th birthday, Sistas' Place jazz season opens on Saturday, September 24th  
  


Featuring MASTER TRUMPETER CHARLES TOLLIVER 
 Buy your tickets in advance: $25 per set, sets are 9 & 10:30 pm. 

Since 1995, Sistas' Place has presented the best in jazz right in the community and this season will continue the tradition:  

October 1st- Bluiett
October 8th-Rene McLean
October 15th -Fostina Dixon (CD Release Party)
October 22nd-TBA
October 29th-Ahmed Abdullah's Diaspora
November 5th- Camille Yarborough
November 12th-TBA
November 19th-George Gray Group

Sistas' Place:  456 Nostrand Avenue in Brooklyn; for further info call (718) 398-1766 www.sistasplace.org

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Friends of James Weidman Non-able to attend, your $15.00 DONATION will be accepted at PayPal.Me/jamesweidman

Visit: https://hlkevents.wordpress.com/ for more information, and
  • Ticket purchase
Special Exhibit featuring Jonathan Wosu... U-Lavergia,

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6.

NO MORE MCDONALDS, FAMILY!  Stop eating McDonalds for both your physical,  mental and economic  health. 

THESE BROTHERS HAVE BEEN CONSISTENT IN FIGHTING THE PROMOTION OF THE MURDER OF OUR YOUTH AND THE  DEGRADATION OF OUR PEOPLE ESPECIALLY OUR SISTERS IN THE MUSIC.  READ BELOW WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP. THE FIRST THING THEY WANT YOU TO DO IS STOP BUYING MCDONALDS WHO IS ADVERTISING ON THE STATIONS MOST FLAGRANTLY playing this music in Chicago (Chiraq). McDonalds is not listening in Chicago. Maybe if the sales drop in a few cities they will listen to 
Brother Kwabena leading this fight in Chicago. Brother Kwabena is the nephew of Ancestor Geronamo Pratt 

About Campaign

Clear The Airwaves project is aimed at providing a "Safe Harbor" for children under the age 
of 18 years old while they are tuned into radio broadcast programs. We feel that vile, vulgar and violent music 
has no place in our community and no place on commercial radio. 




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7.
THE NEW YORK CHAPTER of the 
National Association of Kawaida Organizations 
(NAKO)
In Conjunction with 
The International African Arts Festival 
(IAAFestival)
WILL PRESENT A COMMUNITY EDUCATION FORUM 
  
 Retrospect- Continuing American Terror
 Film and Discussion
Emmett Till & Modern Lynching: 
Resisting thru the  Fruition of Black Power: 
Self-Determination, Self-Respect & Self-Defense
at the 
IAAFestival's Office 1360 Fulton St., Suite 401 
Brooklyn, NY 11216 

Sun. Sept. 18, 2016 - 3 to 5PM
FREE ADMISSION 
SUGGESTED MINIMUM DONATION $7.00

For Info: 718-789-3264 / 638-6700
or email 

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8.  ABENY 
Dear Colleagues:

1. African American Day Parade Sunday, September 18 at 1 PM in Harlem.  
Educators, parents, and students are invited to march with ABENY. 
This year's theme is "Honoring African American Educators." 
2. ABENY General Membership Meeting:  Sunday, September 25, from 3 - 6 PM at the Bedford YMCA, 
1121 Bedford Avenue in Brooklyn. The topic will be "Saving the African American Child Through Academic and Cultural Excellence."  A panel of educators will discuss this important topic with Q and A from the audience.  
3. ABENY Education Conference:  Saturday, November 12, from 9 - 2:30 at Frederick Douglass Academy in Harlem. This year's theme is "Supporting the Emotional Health, Emotional Growth and Learning of All Students." 
Our guest speaker at the plenary will be Dr. Alphonso Wyatt, Motivational Speaker, Author and Founding Board Member of the Harlem Children's Zone Promise Academy.  There will be workshops by both educators and consultants. For more details, see the attached flyers. We are reaching out to educators, parents, vendors and community based organizations.  Dr. Sheilah Bobo, ABENY Education Chair
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8.

Saturday, September 24, 2016

 Women for Women of Sierra Leone (WWSL) Annual International Event

 - starts promptly at 1:00 pm and ending at 3:00 pm
         The Recipients of this year's WWSL Award are: 
                                Mrs. Joyce Anthony 
                                The Bridges Family

WWSL Speakers:  Mr. Andrew L McCurtis, who has volunteered with WWSL in Sierra Leone. 

--WWSL Lifetime MC is the one and only: Professor Harry Burney.
Conference Center 
THE CHURCH OF ST PAUL THE APOSTLE
405 West 59th Street 
New York, NY 10019 

Must RSVP by September 19, 2014 

Best regards from all of us in
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Women for Women of Sierra Leone
P.O. Box 730
New York, New York 10030
Website: http://wwsl-inc.org/

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SEPTEMBER 17, 2016

 caribbean cultural theatre <caribbeantheatre@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi there!  Memba me?

It's that time of year again... Brooklyn Book Festival.  This year our involvement was supposed to be earlier planned, less stressful, better funded, more coordinated  And just like Christmas, it keeps sneaking up on us.  Anyway, we hope you can support our effort this year, pass on the info to your friends, or both....

NEW INITIATIVE
Last year we began a partnership initiative with two organizations invested in Caribbean literature and publishing: 
St. Kitts - Nevis based CaribbeanReads and Read Jamaica (guess where they're from).  Either last year went well or we all have short memories but we're back!

This year, with so many of the visiting writers doing work for younger readers we will for the first time be having readings  for elementry and middle school students in Brooklyn and the Bronx!   Thanks to our friends at Brooklyn Public Library, Caribbean Research Center - Medgar Evers College, Jamaica Progressive League and the Marcus Garvey School for making these possible.  There is even a meeting with Caribbean-American educators in the offing! Good to have friends in high places!!

BOOKEND EVENT
Note, singular event. Only able to do one this time around so we'll pulling out all the stops: Imam Baksh (Guyana), winner, Burt Award for Caribbean Literature; Tanya Baston-Savage (Jamaica), publisher and journalist; New York Times Editors’ Choice novlist, Bernice L. McFadden (US/Barbados); Carol Ottley-Mitchell (St. Kitts - Nevis), finalist, Burt Award for Caribbean Literature; Kellie Magnus, president, Jamaca Publishers Association; PEN Oakland Josephine Miles Award winner, Elizabeth Nunez (Trinidad & Tobago). 
We had a Man Booker Prize winner last year, we can't go small!!!
Readings, Rum & Reasoning - A Caribbean Writers Lime
South Oxford Space, 138 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Saturday, September 17th, 2016.  7:00 - 10:00pm
Facebook Event (Spread the word)
Donation: $10 (But if you really like us you'll give way more)
UNDER DE TENT
Ordinaerily we would have already announced all the writers who will be passing through our booth at the festival marketplace.  
These are not ordinary times... But they'll be there!
Booth 533 (Beside Borough Hall at Joralemon & Adam Sts) 
Sunday, September 18th, 2016.  7:00 - 10:00pm
YOU

Hope to see you

Tellin We Own Story
E. Wayne  | Artistic Director

Caribbean Cultural Theatre
TEL: 718-783-8345 | 718-270-6218  | 917-202-0696

 SEPTEMBER 29, 2016


The Frederick E. Samuel Community Democratic Club
POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
ARE YOU READY HARLEM?  FORUM
THE HARLEM Y.M.C.A.
180 WEST 135TH STREET
NEW YORK, NY 10030
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016 AT 7:00 PM
LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED BY CRYSTALS CATERERS
TAKE THE B, C, 2 OR 3 TRAINS TO WEST 135TH STREET
For further information, please contact the FESCDC-PAC at (646)-397-8192
Yours-in-Service,
Dawn L. Jones
Chair
FESCDC-PAC
-----Original Message-----
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To: CalvinJoppa <CalvinJoppa@aol.com>; sbrandenberg <sbrandenberg@optonline.net>
Sent: Fri, Aug 26, 2016 11:44 am
Subject: Business Empowermemt Seminar
Please share this flyer with your circle of friends.This is a seminar that is well worth attending.

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NEWBURGH ARMORY UNITY CENTER
321 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET NEWBURGH, NY
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD, 2016 AT 8:00PM
THE SUN OF LATIN MUSIC EDDIE PALMIERI & HIS ORCHESTRA
Peace, Pro$perity and Blessings,
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PHILADELPHIA:

URGENT 

STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING AND SIGN THE PETITION RIGHT NOW - THANK U

Signatures Needed To Boost Petition To Pardon Marcus Garvey
marcus-garvey



 SHARE AND SIGN THE PETITION  here

Publisher and orator Marcus Garvey seated at his desk, August 5, 1924. (Photo by Underwood Archives/Getty Images)
By NAN Staff Writer
News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. Sept. 9, 2016: 
ATTENTION All African Americans, Africans and  Caribbean American Brothers and Sisters

THIS IS AN EMERGENCY - WE HAVE TO HAVE THIS COMPLETELY SIGNED BY SEPTEMBER 28, 2016

DID YOU SIGN YET? IF NOT PLEASE 
Sign the petition started to posthumously pardon Jamaican-born proponent of the Pan-Africanism movement, 
Marcus Mosiah Garvey.
A ‘We The People’ petition was recently started to get the White House to posthumously pardon Garvey for his wrongful conviction

MARCUS GARVEY IS A HERO AND DESERVES TO BE RECOGNIZED FOR ALL HE DID AND ALL HE TRIED TO DO!! 
The petition still needs a whopping 99,237 more signatures by September 28, 2016 to get a response from the White House.
Garvey is recognized as a fore bearer of the Civil Rights Movement by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X and his legacy 
today is celebrated globally.

 SHARE AND SIGN THE PETITION  here
 IF WE DON'T STAND FOR EACH OTHER, NO ONE ELSE WILL!!!



SEPTEMBER 10, 2016
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This Saturday, we're getting together in Philadelphia! We need you to RSVP to step up and show you’re with Team Hillary.

This is your chance to take part of the most consequential election of our lifetime and ensure Trump never comes close to the White House.

As we get close to Election Day, my family and friends are starting to ask what they can do to help. Gloria, I'll tell you what I tell them: Come to an event, get inspired, and take action. We need your help to win.

Donald Trump believes he can insult his way to the Oval Office, but we know how elections are really won: by talking to voters about the issues that matter to our families. That’s how we’re going to win, and we need you to be a part of it.

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SEPTEMBER 10, 2016
DANNY SIMMONS OPENS RUSH ART GALLERY IN PHILLY


TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2016

Exciting news! On Tuesday, President Barack Obama is coming to Philadelphia -- and you could be there to see him in person. RSVP now to reserve your spot. 


President Obama knows the pressures of the Oval Office -- and he also knows Hillary. He’s served beside her in the Senate, seen her represent our country on the international stage, and he knows she has what it takes to lead us to a brighter future. He's going to make the case for Hillary in a way that no one else can. 



We need you to come out and welcome the president to Philadelphia -- let’s show him how great our team is here in Pennsylvania. Will you join us? 






SEPTEMBER 11, 2016

CELEBRATING MAMA AFRICA
MIRIAM MAKEBA




SEPTEMBER 14, 2016

You are cordially invited to attend an awards program on Wednesday September 14, 2016 at 6:00 PM during the Meeting of The Mayor’s Commission on African and Caribbean Immigrant Affairs, to be held in the City Hall Caucus Room on the 4th floor. Our awards recipient  and honoree is Ms. Tiguida Kaba

SEPTEMBER 22-OCTOBER 8

PHILADELPHIA MED WEEK
Earl Harvey, Publisher, The Black Professionals News cordially invites you to our annual networking reception on September 22nd  

to kick of Minority Enterprise Development ( MED )  Week. We will feature a panel discussion hosted by our MED WEEK sponsors and 

service providers to promote their small business support organizations and the workshop they will be presenting for MED WEEK September 21st - October 8th . 

Our reception will feature the hottest dishes prepared by Philly's finest chef's and caterers, give-a-way bags, door prizes and much more!  

We hope you will join us to learn more about the FREE professional and business development events during MED WEEK. 
Feel free to invite your associates to join us. FREE ADMISSION to reception  BUSINESS CARD required for entry ,strictly enforced, 
limited seating you must pre-register on Eventbrite for entry. 
 SEE FULL PRESS RELEASE BELOW and website to register for MED WEEK workshops. 


Reception Schedule 9/22/16 
5.30 - 6.15 Business Card Exchange, Chat and Chew
6.15 - 6.30  Welcome , Earl Harvey
6.30 - 7 pm Introduction to MED WEEK
7 pm - 8 pm Panel Discussions
8.30 networking wrap up
For more information email earlharvey@aol.com call 267-244-3860



BPN MED WEEK RECEPTION LINK TO REGISTER BELOW




SAVE THE DATE THE BLACK PROFESSIONALS ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTY SATURDAY DECEMBER 3RD 
@ THE AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM 8 PM - 1 AM.


Our current copy of Black Professionals News  is available click here to read. 
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2016 Philly MED Week Starts October 3rd
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City of Philadelphia
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

For Immediate Release: September 7, 2016
Contact: Lauren Cox, (215) 683-2067Lauren.Cox@phila.gov
 
2016 Philadelphia Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Week Hosts Numerous Events to Help Minority Businesses Connect to Contracts

PHILADELPHIA — On October 3, Philadelphia business and community leaders will kick off the 32nd Philadelphia Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Week,
 which celebrates minority enterprises in the region and highlights efforts to help minority businesses grow. For one week, business leaders from across the region 
will host various events focused around this year’s theme, Philadelphia: The Center of Opportunity, Building Capacity for Prosperity.

MED Week, which will run through Friday, October 7, is chaired by the City of Philadelphia’s Department of Commerce, the African-American Chamber of Commerce
 of PA, NJ & DE, The Asian American Chamber of Commerce of Greater Philadelphia, The Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and The Minority 
Business Development Agency. MED Week 2016 will feature 30+ events, including educational workshops, interactive panel discussions, one-on-one coaching, 
and more. Philadelphia’s City Council will recognize MED Week during a public session on September 29.

“Economic inclusion is the last wrung in the ladder of equality,” said Councilman Curtis Jones, Jr. “America’s promise is founded on its ability to move from 
poverty to prosperity, and MED Week helps highlight those individuals who have accomplished such successes.”         
For additional information and the full list of workshops and events, please visit https://business.phila.gov/medweek.   
 


PROCUREMENT/MATCHMAKER CONFERENCE 
September 13 at Rutgers, Piscataway:  
REGISTER NOW! NJ Board of Public Utilities Supplier Diversity Development Council Conference - Meet The Companies You Need To Know
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Meet Procurement Representatives from First Energy, AGL Resources, New Jersey American Water, United Water, New Jersey Natural Gas, 
Con Edison – Orange & Rockland, South Jersey Gas, PSEG, Verizon, AT&T, Pepco Holdings Inc., and Rutgers University Procurement Department.


New Jersey Utilities and Rutgers Procurement are committed to doing business with certified minority, disadvantaged veteran owned and 

certified women business owners.  If your company provides a good or service that brings value to the New Jersey Utilities Companies or their 
Prime Suppliers; you need to attend this year's SDDC Annual Conference!                        
 Tickets are only $65 and can be purchased at https://sddc.mybusinessmatches.com



*Matchmaking appointments are selected according to the Utilities'/ Primes’ current needs and are not guaranteed.  

Registrants who are selected for an appointment with a Utility or Prime will be contacted via email. MOST UTILITIES AND PRIMES WILL 

ALSO HOST WALK-UP TABLES – NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED!


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The Eastern Minority Supplier Development Council (EMSDC)
When the R.O.A.R. ("Return On All Relationships") Conference & Business Exchange arrives in Philadelphia, September 20-21, 2016, 
it will bring some of the most successful names in business with it.  To get the discussion started on Day One, we'll be exploring "Vision, 
Challenges and Optimism about Minority Growth in America" over breakfast.  From 8:30 am - 9:30 am, the "Conversation with Minority 
Business Titans," moderated by Garry Maddox, will feature three nationally-acclaimed industry giants: 
Javier Palomarez, Don Peebles, and Susan Taylor and also featuring  The PECO Small Business Development Institute (PSBI) 
delivering sustainable solutions for scaling small to mid-sized businesses to register  www.emsdc.org 

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September 24th 7th Annual Business Tech Expo. hosted by Nicole Newman and Tara Colquit
 guest speaker Renee Amore 

Business Associates, Customers, Family and Friends..

Enjoy an afternoon of power networking and being grateful for all the past success and future success to come.

As we did last year, there will be a number of technology centers for your business.

email Tara  thecreditwoman@gmail.com 


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THE EMPOWERMENT ZONE RADIO TALK SHOW
You are cordially invited to celebrate the birth of The Empowerment Zone television talk show along with 
SP&G Event Planners Event Showcase. Sunday  September 18th 2016 from 3pm until 7pm.
 Location: The Knight of Columbus Banquet Hall (235 LIMEKILN PIKE GLENSIDE PA 19038). 
Please R.S.V.P. Reginald McGlawn via text 267-625-6938 or email reggiemc@verizon.net
Guest speaker advertising guru George Beach
This extravaganza will be catered by SP&G Event Planners with an open wine bar (Deborah Seabreeze).

SEPTEMBER 24, 2016

SICKLE CELL WALK/RUN  FUNDRAISER


September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month. First officially recognized by the federal government in 1983, National Sickle Cell Awareness Month calls attention to sickle cell disease (SCD), a genetic disease that researchers estimate affects between 90,000 and 100,000 Americans. (National Heart, Lungs and Blood Institute, 2)

Sickle Cell Disease has a global impact affecting individuals of African, Hispanic, Native American; Asian; Mediterranean; Southern European and Middle Eastern ancestry.  It is an inherited blood disorder that affects the red blood cells, sometimes leaving them in a sickled or crescent shape causing a build up in the arteries and the creation of blockages which deprive the organs and tissues of oxygen. This process leads to painful episodes and can ultimately damage the tissues and other vital organs, along with serious medical complications.

To raise greater awareness about sickle cell disease, sickle cell trait and the importance of testing the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, Philadelphia/ Delaware Valley Chapter in partnership with AFSCME District Council 33 will sponsor the 19th Annual Walter E. Brandon Sickle Cell 5k Walk/ Run Fundraiser on Saturday September 24, 2016 at Belmont Avenue & North Concourse Drive, across from the Please Touch Museum. 
  If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact Zemoria Brandon at 215-471-8686.

In Service,

Zemoria Brandon BSW l Administrator/ Social Worker
Sickle Cell Disease Association of America
Philadelphia/ Delaware Valley Chapter
Philadelphia Business & Technology Center
5070 Parkside Avenue Suite 1404
Philadelphia, PA. 19131
W: www.sicklecelldisorder.com ( agency website)


 SEPTEMBER 24, 2016

A Night of Music presented by The University of Liberia Alumni Chorus.  The performance takes place on Saturday, September 24th at 7:30 pm.  This is a great way to support the Liberian community so please try to attend or consider becoming a sponsor. 


Belinda Church
Special Assistant
Office of The Honorable Jannie L. Blackwell
City Council Room 408 - City Hall
Philadelphia, PA 19107
215-686-3418 or 3419

215-686-1933 (fax)
Enjoy!



WASHINGTON DC:

URGENT !!!

STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING AND SIGN THE PETITION RIGHT NOW - THANK U

Signatures Needed To Boost Petition To Pardon Marcus Garvey
marcus-garvey



 SHARE AND SIGN THE PETITION  here



Publisher and orator Marcus Garvey seated at his desk, August 5, 1924. (Photo by Underwood Archives/Getty Images)
By NAN Staff Writer
News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. Sept. 9, 2016: 
ATTENTION All African Americans, Africans and  Caribbean American Brothers and Sisters

THIS IS AN EMERGENCY - WE HAVE TO HAVE THIS COMPLETELY SIGNED BY SEPTEMBER 28, 2016

DID YOU SIGN YET? IF NOT PLEASE 
Sign the petition started to posthumously pardon Jamaican-born proponent of the Pan-Africanism movement, 
Marcus Mosiah Garvey.
A ‘We The People’ petition was recently started to get the White House to posthumously pardon Garvey for his wrongful conviction

MARCUS GARVEY IS A HERO AND DESERVES TO BE RECOGNIZED FOR ALL HE DID AND ALL HE TRIED TO DO!! 
The petition still needs a whopping 99,237 more signatures by September 28, 2016 to get a response from the White House.
Garvey is recognized as a fore bearer of the Civil Rights Movement by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X and his legacy 
today is celebrated globally.

 SHARE AND SIGN THE PETITION  here
 IF WE DON'T STAND FOR EACH OTHER, NO ONE ELSE WILL!!!


SEPTEMBER 14, 2016

On behalf of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc. (CBCF), I am pleased to invite you to attend our Sojourner Truth Legacy Project (STLP) events during the 46th Annual Legislative Conference (ALC) to be held Wednesday, September 14th and Thursday, September 15th in Washington, DC.

This year, we will feature a town hall on Wednesday, September 14th from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., in the Capitol Visitor’s Center themed, “Black Women and Girls in American Media: Overcoming Biases and Boundaries”.  The STLP town hall, in collaboration with the Congressional Caucus on Black Women and Girls, will facilitate a panel discussion centered around stereotypical images black women and girls face in American media. Expert panelists will engage in a passionate discussion of how these portrayals affect our everyday lives. This dialogue will center on healthy ways we can collectively overcome biases and boundaries to empower black women and girls through positive images.
                                                                                                                                                                                 
On Thursday, September 15th from 8:00 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, we will host our annual ‘Sojourner Truth Women’s Leadership Reception’.  This event serves as a culminating recognition of accomplishments of black women over the past year. Not only does it bring together the women of the CBC as well as other current and emerging women leaders, the reception serves as a networking opportunity to celebrate black women leadership. Each year, the women of the CBC select individuals who have made outstanding contributions noteworthy to receive the “Woman of Truth” award in honor of trailblazer, Sojourner Truth. Please RSVP viawww.cbcfinc.org/RSVPSotruReception.

We invite you and your networks to join us for our ALC ’16 STLP events; with focus on black women and girls. For more information, please contact us at sotru@cbcfinc.org or 202.263.2800. We look forward to your participation and seeing you on both the 14th and 15th during the 46th ALC!


Salud,

Kwamme A. Anderson
Kwamme A. Anderson, Ph. D., MPA
Vice President, Programs
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc.
1720 Massachusetts Avenue NW  l  Washington DC l  20036

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