Hey Harold

Listening to the drum now. Shouts to the organizations working with young people. They are in the trenches. Their insight is valuable and as someone who used to run an inner city youth program, I particularly appreciate your guests work. Thanks for this show....

Nikki Strong

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Greetings,

The members of Theta Tau Sigma (Alumni) Chapter and Rho Tau (Collegiate) Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity,
Incorporated cordially invite you to participate in our Educational Symposium entitled Voices of Our Future--Examining
the Success of Black Male Youth. This event will take place on Saturday, October 31, 2009 from 8:00am to 3:00pm in
the Johnson Center at George Mason University Fairfax Campus.

This free event focuses on preparing our African-American male youth for success during their formal educational years
through college. This symposium is open to anyone interested in implementing strategies for their academic success.

The format for the symposium will include a presentation by Brother William Kellibrew IV, National Programs
Coordinator for Black Youth Vote with the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, in Motivating Black Males to
Overcome Obstacles. Motivational Speaker David Miller, Visionary Officer and Co-Founder with the Urban Leadership
Institute, LLC, will also speak. Miller’s speech titled Dare to be King: Educating African-American Male Youth will
undoubtedly motivate our youth!

Our MC will be Washington, DC's own News Director Guy Lambert of 95.5 WPGC. The DC Boys Choir will also be
performing.

There will be an afternoon of workshops including:


Mothers Raising Sons

Understanding Achievement and Personal Responsibility for Today's Black Youth

Preparing for College Admissions

Handling Peer Pressure and Addressing Bullying

Test Taking Skills/SOL/SAT

Youth Financial Management Seminar

Resume Building and Workforce Readiness

Effective Communication with Law Enforcement

The Reading Room


Free Breakfast and lunch will be served.

Sincerely,

LeMont F. Neal
Education Symposium Co-Chair

Lester Wright
Education Symposium Co-Chair
2009 Second Annual Educational Symposium:
Voices of Our Future--Examining the Success of Black Male Youth

Register Today!!!

PSA for Educational Symposium

Youth Leadership Contests

Brother William Kellibrew IV Biography

Motivational Speaker David Miller Biography

Workshop Descriptions and Presenter Biographies

Directions to George Mason University Fairfax Campus

Greetings:
In response to the comment made on Insight this evening, I wanted to follow up with an activity that the Student National Medical Association is putting on to remind the country of why health reform is needed and highlight the real issues of why inaccess to health care is an injustice to all.

We are looking to stage the March for Health Equity in just over 3 weeks in the Black Belt of Alabama where people receive less access to health care and reflect many minority communities across the nation where the burden of health lies heavily on those persons of color. Our event looks to empower the residents to reach out to their congressmen and discuss their concerns about the lack of affordable and quality health care and ensure that the voice of minority and rurual populations is not lost in this larger discussion of health reform.

I commend WHUR for discussing the lack of the minrity voice in these discussion and encouraging our communities in their endeavors. To get more information on this student drivent effort to serve the community, please see www.snma-advocacy.com/MHE.html Thank you for your time, attention, and support as we look to make the health care system more equitable.