July 2015 Dear Deborah, This past week, I was driving back from visiting family in Arkansas and listened to NPR most of the way along I40. Here were the news highlights: The South Carolina House was debating the removal of the Confederate as one step toward addressing the hate filled murders of 9 faithful and loving people in Charleston. Later that day, they voted 94 20 for removal. Georgia NPR reported that following the Supreme Court Decision for Same Gender Marriage , the University of Georgia was now offering benefits for all married people. A Federal Court Case ruled that the Washington football team had no trademark protection citing the offensive nature of the moniker and image to most Native Americans. The Diane Rhems Show featured the issues raised by the new Texas Textbooks which lists the first cause of the Civil War as "states rights". Panelists included Isabel Wilkerson and James Loewen.
This past week I was driving back from visiting familyin Arkansas and listened to NPR most of the way alongIshy40 Here were the news highlights The South Carolina House was debating the removal ofthe Confederate as one step toward addressing the hatefilled murders of 9 faithful and loving people inCharleston Later that day they voted 94 shy 20 forremoval Georgia NPR reported that following the Supreme CourtDecision for Same Gender Marriage the University ofGeorgia was now offering benefits for all marriedpeople A Federal Court Case ruled that the Washingtonfootball team had no trademark protection citing theoffensive nature of the moniker and image to mostNative Americans The Diane Rhems Show featured the issues raised bythe new Texas Textbooks which lists the first cause ofthe Civil War as states rights Panelists included IsabelWilkerson and James Loewen
The news reported that musicians in Mexico areresponding to Donald Trumps accusations with singerssuch as Erika Vidrio who sings I hate to break it to youTrump but that food youre eating is picked by mypeople humble and hardshyworking All in one long car ride There is a renewed sense ofurgency and a building of momentum for the work ofequity and inclusion All of these issues are interrelatedand have been years in the making The NAACP called for the removal of the flag in 200015 years ago President Lonnie Randolf called for aboycott of the state in protest when the legislaturerefused to move it from the capitol grounds Native American Community Organizers filed the firstlawsuit against the use of the Washington football teamin 1992 23 years ago Harvard Law Students began arguing the issues relatedto marriage equality in the 1980s shy 32 years ago As Dr King said The arc of the moral universe is longbut it bends toward justice Many of the readers of thisletter have worked on these issues often incollaboration for years all across this country andaround the world This is proof that our day to dayactions make a difference What are each of us doingtoday to bend the arc of the moral universe Towards equity and inclusion for all Deborah Miles
Dr Eric Wellisch of blessed memory passed away on July 9at the age of 94 Dr Wellisch was a long time volunteer andsupporter of the Center Eric escaped from Austria right afterKristallnacht and returned with the US Army a few days intothe Normandy Invasion He shared his story in countlessschools and always charmed the students and teachers whileimpressing on them that the seeds of prejudice are alwaysamong us and it was up to them as to whether they areallowed to grow Dr Wellisch represents the generation ofmemory that witnessed and survived the Holocaust and leavesa generation of students to carry the stories and their lessonsforward
Health Care Parity Bending the Arc for Equalityin Buncombe CountyOpening Reception Friday July 24YMI Cultural Center 630 shy 800 For many years Sharon West has presentedcountless programs on the history of health care inBuncombe County and the continuing disparities thatlinger to this day With the urging of Lisa Eby andthe backing of Buncombe County Mission Hospitaland Care Partners Sharons work is now a travelingexhibit and will open at the YMI Cultural Center on
20th Anniversary to Honor ASCORE and FutureLeaders The UNC Asheville Center for Diversity Educationbegan in 1995 with one simple program Festivals ofLight at the Jewish Community Center Now 20 yearslater it works with Kshy12 and University students andteachers along with the wider community in themountains and beyond The celebration will take placeon November 5 and 6 2015 It will honor the work of theAsheville Student Committee on Racial Equality andrecognize the work of emerging young adult leaders(ages 21 shy 40) as the next generation takes on theopportunities and challenges for equity and inclusion inthe 21st century Stay tuned for nomination informationin the coming weeks
Everybodys Environment Family Fun Festival BIGSuccess Everybodys Environment is a collaboration ofenvironmental and community groups in Western NorthCarolina striving to foster equity and inclusion This wasmade evident by the BIG success of the first Family FunDay Festival on April 25 at the Edington Center Some350 people attended the festivities that included a cookout by GO Kitchen Ready interactive tabling events by22 Environmental Organizations along with DJSupermans bouncy houses and music Thanks to thesponsors including the US Forest Service ConservationTrust for North Carolina Southern AppalachianHighlands Conservancy Appalachian TrailConservancy Clean Water Fund of NC DogwoodAlliance and Riverlink
Me2We Youth Social Justice Youth Leadership For the fourth year the Me2We Social Justice YouthLeadership Conference was held with some 100students from middle school to college in attendance atthe UNC Asheville Sherrill Center Partners included theAVID Summer Bridge City of Asheville YouthLeadership Academy Jewish Community CenterMANOS and the YMCA Youth Leadership Team The event took place on the day after the murders atMother Emmanuel in Charleston The youth shared Iam so tired of this This is a long line of atrocities thatmust stop I was at Chapel Hill this year It was thesame with the Muslim students Why are white peoplementally ill rather than thugs Partners included the AVID Summer Bridge City ofAsheville Youth Leadership Academy Jewish
Community Center MANOS and the YMCA YouthLeadership Team
Moving Beyond the Green Insiders Club Wideningthe Hiring Pools with Desiree AdawayThursday July 30 830 shy 1000160 Zillicoa St Asheville NC To register email dmilesuncaeduSpace limited to 40 folks According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics 70 ofall jobs begin through a personal connection The timeto widen the hiring pool to include multiculturalcommunities is months and years before the jobannouncement is posted In additionThe GreenInsiders Club research indicates widening hiring poolsas central to a more inclusive Environmental MovementDesiree Adaway will share best practices andparticipants will leave with the beginning of an actionplanTo register email dmilesuncaedu
National Alliance for the Humanities features Slave DeedsProject The National Alliance for the Humanities based in DCworks to promote the Humanities within the legislativebranches of government To show case how communitiesacross the US are engaging in those questions they havecreated Story Map of 12 projects including People NotProperty The Buncombe County Slave Deeds Project
Montreat to Host 50th Anniversary of Dr Kingacirceurotrades Visit
What Dr Kings Unfinished Agenda A TeachshyIn forRededicating Ourselves to the Dream
WhereMontreat Conference Center in Montreat NCWhen August 21shy23 2015
CostBasic registration fee is $40 for those able to help providescholarship funds for the conference a registration of $100 isappreciated Montreat Conference Center is hosting a host of Civil RightsLeaders including Representative John Lewis at the 50thAnniversary of the visit of Dr King to Black Mountain onAugust 21 1965 Events include programming and break outsessions for teens and adults
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The news reported that musicians in Mexico areresponding to Donald Trumps accusations with singerssuch as Erika Vidrio who sings I hate to break it to youTrump but that food youre eating is picked by mypeople humble and hardshyworking All in one long car ride There is a renewed sense ofurgency and a building of momentum for the work ofequity and inclusion All of these issues are interrelatedand have been years in the making The NAACP called for the removal of the flag in 200015 years ago President Lonnie Randolf called for aboycott of the state in protest when the legislaturerefused to move it from the capitol grounds Native American Community Organizers filed the firstlawsuit against the use of the Washington football teamin 1992 23 years ago Harvard Law Students began arguing the issues relatedto marriage equality in the 1980s shy 32 years ago As Dr King said The arc of the moral universe is longbut it bends toward justice Many of the readers of thisletter have worked on these issues often incollaboration for years all across this country andaround the world This is proof that our day to dayactions make a difference What are each of us doingtoday to bend the arc of the moral universe Towards equity and inclusion for all Deborah Miles
Dr Eric Wellisch of blessed memory passed away on July 9at the age of 94 Dr Wellisch was a long time volunteer andsupporter of the Center Eric escaped from Austria right afterKristallnacht and returned with the US Army a few days intothe Normandy Invasion He shared his story in countlessschools and always charmed the students and teachers whileimpressing on them that the seeds of prejudice are alwaysamong us and it was up to them as to whether they areallowed to grow Dr Wellisch represents the generation ofmemory that witnessed and survived the Holocaust and leavesa generation of students to carry the stories and their lessonsforward
Health Care Parity Bending the Arc for Equalityin Buncombe CountyOpening Reception Friday July 24YMI Cultural Center 630 shy 800 For many years Sharon West has presentedcountless programs on the history of health care inBuncombe County and the continuing disparities thatlinger to this day With the urging of Lisa Eby andthe backing of Buncombe County Mission Hospitaland Care Partners Sharons work is now a travelingexhibit and will open at the YMI Cultural Center on
20th Anniversary to Honor ASCORE and FutureLeaders The UNC Asheville Center for Diversity Educationbegan in 1995 with one simple program Festivals ofLight at the Jewish Community Center Now 20 yearslater it works with Kshy12 and University students andteachers along with the wider community in themountains and beyond The celebration will take placeon November 5 and 6 2015 It will honor the work of theAsheville Student Committee on Racial Equality andrecognize the work of emerging young adult leaders(ages 21 shy 40) as the next generation takes on theopportunities and challenges for equity and inclusion inthe 21st century Stay tuned for nomination informationin the coming weeks
Everybodys Environment Family Fun Festival BIGSuccess Everybodys Environment is a collaboration ofenvironmental and community groups in Western NorthCarolina striving to foster equity and inclusion This wasmade evident by the BIG success of the first Family FunDay Festival on April 25 at the Edington Center Some350 people attended the festivities that included a cookout by GO Kitchen Ready interactive tabling events by22 Environmental Organizations along with DJSupermans bouncy houses and music Thanks to thesponsors including the US Forest Service ConservationTrust for North Carolina Southern AppalachianHighlands Conservancy Appalachian TrailConservancy Clean Water Fund of NC DogwoodAlliance and Riverlink
Me2We Youth Social Justice Youth Leadership For the fourth year the Me2We Social Justice YouthLeadership Conference was held with some 100students from middle school to college in attendance atthe UNC Asheville Sherrill Center Partners included theAVID Summer Bridge City of Asheville YouthLeadership Academy Jewish Community CenterMANOS and the YMCA Youth Leadership Team The event took place on the day after the murders atMother Emmanuel in Charleston The youth shared Iam so tired of this This is a long line of atrocities thatmust stop I was at Chapel Hill this year It was thesame with the Muslim students Why are white peoplementally ill rather than thugs Partners included the AVID Summer Bridge City ofAsheville Youth Leadership Academy Jewish
Community Center MANOS and the YMCA YouthLeadership Team
Moving Beyond the Green Insiders Club Wideningthe Hiring Pools with Desiree AdawayThursday July 30 830 shy 1000160 Zillicoa St Asheville NC To register email dmilesuncaeduSpace limited to 40 folks According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics 70 ofall jobs begin through a personal connection The timeto widen the hiring pool to include multiculturalcommunities is months and years before the jobannouncement is posted In additionThe GreenInsiders Club research indicates widening hiring poolsas central to a more inclusive Environmental MovementDesiree Adaway will share best practices andparticipants will leave with the beginning of an actionplanTo register email dmilesuncaedu
National Alliance for the Humanities features Slave DeedsProject The National Alliance for the Humanities based in DCworks to promote the Humanities within the legislativebranches of government To show case how communitiesacross the US are engaging in those questions they havecreated Story Map of 12 projects including People NotProperty The Buncombe County Slave Deeds Project
Montreat to Host 50th Anniversary of Dr Kingacirceurotrades Visit
What Dr Kings Unfinished Agenda A TeachshyIn forRededicating Ourselves to the Dream
WhereMontreat Conference Center in Montreat NCWhen August 21shy23 2015
CostBasic registration fee is $40 for those able to help providescholarship funds for the conference a registration of $100 isappreciated Montreat Conference Center is hosting a host of Civil RightsLeaders including Representative John Lewis at the 50thAnniversary of the visit of Dr King to Black Mountain onAugust 21 1965 Events include programming and break outsessions for teens and adults
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Dr Eric Wellisch of blessed memory passed away on July 9at the age of 94 Dr Wellisch was a long time volunteer andsupporter of the Center Eric escaped from Austria right afterKristallnacht and returned with the US Army a few days intothe Normandy Invasion He shared his story in countlessschools and always charmed the students and teachers whileimpressing on them that the seeds of prejudice are alwaysamong us and it was up to them as to whether they areallowed to grow Dr Wellisch represents the generation ofmemory that witnessed and survived the Holocaust and leavesa generation of students to carry the stories and their lessonsforward
Health Care Parity Bending the Arc for Equalityin Buncombe CountyOpening Reception Friday July 24YMI Cultural Center 630 shy 800 For many years Sharon West has presentedcountless programs on the history of health care inBuncombe County and the continuing disparities thatlinger to this day With the urging of Lisa Eby andthe backing of Buncombe County Mission Hospitaland Care Partners Sharons work is now a travelingexhibit and will open at the YMI Cultural Center on
20th Anniversary to Honor ASCORE and FutureLeaders The UNC Asheville Center for Diversity Educationbegan in 1995 with one simple program Festivals ofLight at the Jewish Community Center Now 20 yearslater it works with Kshy12 and University students andteachers along with the wider community in themountains and beyond The celebration will take placeon November 5 and 6 2015 It will honor the work of theAsheville Student Committee on Racial Equality andrecognize the work of emerging young adult leaders(ages 21 shy 40) as the next generation takes on theopportunities and challenges for equity and inclusion inthe 21st century Stay tuned for nomination informationin the coming weeks
Everybodys Environment Family Fun Festival BIGSuccess Everybodys Environment is a collaboration ofenvironmental and community groups in Western NorthCarolina striving to foster equity and inclusion This wasmade evident by the BIG success of the first Family FunDay Festival on April 25 at the Edington Center Some350 people attended the festivities that included a cookout by GO Kitchen Ready interactive tabling events by22 Environmental Organizations along with DJSupermans bouncy houses and music Thanks to thesponsors including the US Forest Service ConservationTrust for North Carolina Southern AppalachianHighlands Conservancy Appalachian TrailConservancy Clean Water Fund of NC DogwoodAlliance and Riverlink
Me2We Youth Social Justice Youth Leadership For the fourth year the Me2We Social Justice YouthLeadership Conference was held with some 100students from middle school to college in attendance atthe UNC Asheville Sherrill Center Partners included theAVID Summer Bridge City of Asheville YouthLeadership Academy Jewish Community CenterMANOS and the YMCA Youth Leadership Team The event took place on the day after the murders atMother Emmanuel in Charleston The youth shared Iam so tired of this This is a long line of atrocities thatmust stop I was at Chapel Hill this year It was thesame with the Muslim students Why are white peoplementally ill rather than thugs Partners included the AVID Summer Bridge City ofAsheville Youth Leadership Academy Jewish
Community Center MANOS and the YMCA YouthLeadership Team
Moving Beyond the Green Insiders Club Wideningthe Hiring Pools with Desiree AdawayThursday July 30 830 shy 1000160 Zillicoa St Asheville NC To register email dmilesuncaeduSpace limited to 40 folks According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics 70 ofall jobs begin through a personal connection The timeto widen the hiring pool to include multiculturalcommunities is months and years before the jobannouncement is posted In additionThe GreenInsiders Club research indicates widening hiring poolsas central to a more inclusive Environmental MovementDesiree Adaway will share best practices andparticipants will leave with the beginning of an actionplanTo register email dmilesuncaedu
National Alliance for the Humanities features Slave DeedsProject The National Alliance for the Humanities based in DCworks to promote the Humanities within the legislativebranches of government To show case how communitiesacross the US are engaging in those questions they havecreated Story Map of 12 projects including People NotProperty The Buncombe County Slave Deeds Project
Montreat to Host 50th Anniversary of Dr Kingacirceurotrades Visit
What Dr Kings Unfinished Agenda A TeachshyIn forRededicating Ourselves to the Dream
WhereMontreat Conference Center in Montreat NCWhen August 21shy23 2015
CostBasic registration fee is $40 for those able to help providescholarship funds for the conference a registration of $100 isappreciated Montreat Conference Center is hosting a host of Civil RightsLeaders including Representative John Lewis at the 50thAnniversary of the visit of Dr King to Black Mountain onAugust 21 1965 Events include programming and break outsessions for teens and adults
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20th Anniversary to Honor ASCORE and FutureLeaders The UNC Asheville Center for Diversity Educationbegan in 1995 with one simple program Festivals ofLight at the Jewish Community Center Now 20 yearslater it works with Kshy12 and University students andteachers along with the wider community in themountains and beyond The celebration will take placeon November 5 and 6 2015 It will honor the work of theAsheville Student Committee on Racial Equality andrecognize the work of emerging young adult leaders(ages 21 shy 40) as the next generation takes on theopportunities and challenges for equity and inclusion inthe 21st century Stay tuned for nomination informationin the coming weeks
Everybodys Environment Family Fun Festival BIGSuccess Everybodys Environment is a collaboration ofenvironmental and community groups in Western NorthCarolina striving to foster equity and inclusion This wasmade evident by the BIG success of the first Family FunDay Festival on April 25 at the Edington Center Some350 people attended the festivities that included a cookout by GO Kitchen Ready interactive tabling events by22 Environmental Organizations along with DJSupermans bouncy houses and music Thanks to thesponsors including the US Forest Service ConservationTrust for North Carolina Southern AppalachianHighlands Conservancy Appalachian TrailConservancy Clean Water Fund of NC DogwoodAlliance and Riverlink
Me2We Youth Social Justice Youth Leadership For the fourth year the Me2We Social Justice YouthLeadership Conference was held with some 100students from middle school to college in attendance atthe UNC Asheville Sherrill Center Partners included theAVID Summer Bridge City of Asheville YouthLeadership Academy Jewish Community CenterMANOS and the YMCA Youth Leadership Team The event took place on the day after the murders atMother Emmanuel in Charleston The youth shared Iam so tired of this This is a long line of atrocities thatmust stop I was at Chapel Hill this year It was thesame with the Muslim students Why are white peoplementally ill rather than thugs Partners included the AVID Summer Bridge City ofAsheville Youth Leadership Academy Jewish
Community Center MANOS and the YMCA YouthLeadership Team
Moving Beyond the Green Insiders Club Wideningthe Hiring Pools with Desiree AdawayThursday July 30 830 shy 1000160 Zillicoa St Asheville NC To register email dmilesuncaeduSpace limited to 40 folks According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics 70 ofall jobs begin through a personal connection The timeto widen the hiring pool to include multiculturalcommunities is months and years before the jobannouncement is posted In additionThe GreenInsiders Club research indicates widening hiring poolsas central to a more inclusive Environmental MovementDesiree Adaway will share best practices andparticipants will leave with the beginning of an actionplanTo register email dmilesuncaedu
National Alliance for the Humanities features Slave DeedsProject The National Alliance for the Humanities based in DCworks to promote the Humanities within the legislativebranches of government To show case how communitiesacross the US are engaging in those questions they havecreated Story Map of 12 projects including People NotProperty The Buncombe County Slave Deeds Project
Montreat to Host 50th Anniversary of Dr Kingacirceurotrades Visit
What Dr Kings Unfinished Agenda A TeachshyIn forRededicating Ourselves to the Dream
WhereMontreat Conference Center in Montreat NCWhen August 21shy23 2015
CostBasic registration fee is $40 for those able to help providescholarship funds for the conference a registration of $100 isappreciated Montreat Conference Center is hosting a host of Civil RightsLeaders including Representative John Lewis at the 50thAnniversary of the visit of Dr King to Black Mountain onAugust 21 1965 Events include programming and break outsessions for teens and adults
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Everybodys Environment Family Fun Festival BIGSuccess Everybodys Environment is a collaboration ofenvironmental and community groups in Western NorthCarolina striving to foster equity and inclusion This wasmade evident by the BIG success of the first Family FunDay Festival on April 25 at the Edington Center Some350 people attended the festivities that included a cookout by GO Kitchen Ready interactive tabling events by22 Environmental Organizations along with DJSupermans bouncy houses and music Thanks to thesponsors including the US Forest Service ConservationTrust for North Carolina Southern AppalachianHighlands Conservancy Appalachian TrailConservancy Clean Water Fund of NC DogwoodAlliance and Riverlink
Me2We Youth Social Justice Youth Leadership For the fourth year the Me2We Social Justice YouthLeadership Conference was held with some 100students from middle school to college in attendance atthe UNC Asheville Sherrill Center Partners included theAVID Summer Bridge City of Asheville YouthLeadership Academy Jewish Community CenterMANOS and the YMCA Youth Leadership Team The event took place on the day after the murders atMother Emmanuel in Charleston The youth shared Iam so tired of this This is a long line of atrocities thatmust stop I was at Chapel Hill this year It was thesame with the Muslim students Why are white peoplementally ill rather than thugs Partners included the AVID Summer Bridge City ofAsheville Youth Leadership Academy Jewish
Community Center MANOS and the YMCA YouthLeadership Team
Moving Beyond the Green Insiders Club Wideningthe Hiring Pools with Desiree AdawayThursday July 30 830 shy 1000160 Zillicoa St Asheville NC To register email dmilesuncaeduSpace limited to 40 folks According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics 70 ofall jobs begin through a personal connection The timeto widen the hiring pool to include multiculturalcommunities is months and years before the jobannouncement is posted In additionThe GreenInsiders Club research indicates widening hiring poolsas central to a more inclusive Environmental MovementDesiree Adaway will share best practices andparticipants will leave with the beginning of an actionplanTo register email dmilesuncaedu
National Alliance for the Humanities features Slave DeedsProject The National Alliance for the Humanities based in DCworks to promote the Humanities within the legislativebranches of government To show case how communitiesacross the US are engaging in those questions they havecreated Story Map of 12 projects including People NotProperty The Buncombe County Slave Deeds Project
Montreat to Host 50th Anniversary of Dr Kingacirceurotrades Visit
What Dr Kings Unfinished Agenda A TeachshyIn forRededicating Ourselves to the Dream
WhereMontreat Conference Center in Montreat NCWhen August 21shy23 2015
CostBasic registration fee is $40 for those able to help providescholarship funds for the conference a registration of $100 isappreciated Montreat Conference Center is hosting a host of Civil RightsLeaders including Representative John Lewis at the 50thAnniversary of the visit of Dr King to Black Mountain onAugust 21 1965 Events include programming and break outsessions for teens and adults
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Me2We Youth Social Justice Youth Leadership For the fourth year the Me2We Social Justice YouthLeadership Conference was held with some 100students from middle school to college in attendance atthe UNC Asheville Sherrill Center Partners included theAVID Summer Bridge City of Asheville YouthLeadership Academy Jewish Community CenterMANOS and the YMCA Youth Leadership Team The event took place on the day after the murders atMother Emmanuel in Charleston The youth shared Iam so tired of this This is a long line of atrocities thatmust stop I was at Chapel Hill this year It was thesame with the Muslim students Why are white peoplementally ill rather than thugs Partners included the AVID Summer Bridge City ofAsheville Youth Leadership Academy Jewish
Community Center MANOS and the YMCA YouthLeadership Team
Moving Beyond the Green Insiders Club Wideningthe Hiring Pools with Desiree AdawayThursday July 30 830 shy 1000160 Zillicoa St Asheville NC To register email dmilesuncaeduSpace limited to 40 folks According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics 70 ofall jobs begin through a personal connection The timeto widen the hiring pool to include multiculturalcommunities is months and years before the jobannouncement is posted In additionThe GreenInsiders Club research indicates widening hiring poolsas central to a more inclusive Environmental MovementDesiree Adaway will share best practices andparticipants will leave with the beginning of an actionplanTo register email dmilesuncaedu
National Alliance for the Humanities features Slave DeedsProject The National Alliance for the Humanities based in DCworks to promote the Humanities within the legislativebranches of government To show case how communitiesacross the US are engaging in those questions they havecreated Story Map of 12 projects including People NotProperty The Buncombe County Slave Deeds Project
Montreat to Host 50th Anniversary of Dr Kingacirceurotrades Visit
What Dr Kings Unfinished Agenda A TeachshyIn forRededicating Ourselves to the Dream
WhereMontreat Conference Center in Montreat NCWhen August 21shy23 2015
CostBasic registration fee is $40 for those able to help providescholarship funds for the conference a registration of $100 isappreciated Montreat Conference Center is hosting a host of Civil RightsLeaders including Representative John Lewis at the 50thAnniversary of the visit of Dr King to Black Mountain onAugust 21 1965 Events include programming and break outsessions for teens and adults
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Community Center MANOS and the YMCA YouthLeadership Team
Moving Beyond the Green Insiders Club Wideningthe Hiring Pools with Desiree AdawayThursday July 30 830 shy 1000160 Zillicoa St Asheville NC To register email dmilesuncaeduSpace limited to 40 folks According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics 70 ofall jobs begin through a personal connection The timeto widen the hiring pool to include multiculturalcommunities is months and years before the jobannouncement is posted In additionThe GreenInsiders Club research indicates widening hiring poolsas central to a more inclusive Environmental MovementDesiree Adaway will share best practices andparticipants will leave with the beginning of an actionplanTo register email dmilesuncaedu
National Alliance for the Humanities features Slave DeedsProject The National Alliance for the Humanities based in DCworks to promote the Humanities within the legislativebranches of government To show case how communitiesacross the US are engaging in those questions they havecreated Story Map of 12 projects including People NotProperty The Buncombe County Slave Deeds Project
Montreat to Host 50th Anniversary of Dr Kingacirceurotrades Visit
What Dr Kings Unfinished Agenda A TeachshyIn forRededicating Ourselves to the Dream
WhereMontreat Conference Center in Montreat NCWhen August 21shy23 2015
CostBasic registration fee is $40 for those able to help providescholarship funds for the conference a registration of $100 isappreciated Montreat Conference Center is hosting a host of Civil RightsLeaders including Representative John Lewis at the 50thAnniversary of the visit of Dr King to Black Mountain onAugust 21 1965 Events include programming and break outsessions for teens and adults
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