Sunday, July 19, 2009 - Events

July 11, 2009

Saturday

Harlem BNI Evening Networking Event
Jul 11, 2009 at 2:00pm to Jul 28, 2009 at 4:00pm EDT
Location: Harlem Office Building
Description:
BNI Harlem ChapterSocial Event #1Please be our guest we are hosting our first summer social. This event will be the first of many to show case up and coming and newly expanded busineses in Harlem. Get in quickly as there are only 50 slots available.Sincerely,BNI Harlem2009 Summer SocialHarlem businesses Unite.Come out and showcase your business to over 50 other Harlem businesses.The benefit of coming out to this event would allow you to give a 60 second "elevator pitch" . RSVP with William Diaz Jr. WDiaz@ESCcabling.com or at 917-416-5964Event InfoHarlem Office Building215 West 125th Street, 3rd floor conference roombet. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. & Frederick Douglass BlvdsNew York, New York 10027July 28, 20096:00PM-8:30PMEvent SponsorsIPOD GIVEN BYHARLEM BNIFor 23 years BNI has used a simple but elegant philosophy that exemplifies membership, "Givers Gain"or, "what goes around comes around". This elemental approach to prospecting for clients through a positive interactive methodology has
Created by: Eula M. Young

July 15, 2009

Wednesday

PAN AFRIKAN MOVEMENT (PAM) SUMMIT 2009
Jul 15, 2009 to Jul 19, 2009
Location: TBA
Description: AFRIKA IS CALLING US! World Afrikan Diaspora Union (WADU) PAN AFRIKAN MOVEMENT (PAM) SUMMIT 2009 The 109th Anniversary of the formal launching of the Pan African Movement (1900) His Excellency Dudley Thompson, President July 15-19, 2009, Atlanta GA Economic Determination – for Political & Cultural Rebirth *Business, Trade, Investments, Commerce & Reparations in the Diaspora & Africa *Notes for the Blueprint for Pan African Power *Leadership Sessions for Nationbuilding With His Excellency Baba Dudley Thompson, President Attorney, former Ambassador, Pan African Statesman, Living Legend… Dr. Leonard Jeffries, Vice President Dr. Shelby Lewis Baba James Small Dr. Joyce King Min. Akbar Muhammad Baba Mukasa Dada Dr. Kweku Andoh Baba Andy Thompson Dr. Ndugu T’Ofori-Atta Nana Dr. Niara Sudarkasa Special Guests… Chief Elders, Pan African Congress, Organizers (from across the Diaspora) Also: Intellectuals Students Activists Officials Ministers Representatives of Africa
Created by: TheBlackList

Trek for African-Centered Education
Jul 15, 2009 at 5:00am to Aug 15, 2009 at 8:00am EDT
Location: Joseph Littles Nguzo Saba Charter School
Description: Joseph Littles-NGUZO SABA Charter SchoolJune 11, 2009FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – ALL MEDIAhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IdmhvJNOnQ&feature=relatedFor Further Information Contact:Roger Madison614-855-4428Grace Daley786-253-9496SCHOOL’S FOUNDER TO WALK FOR AFRICAN-CENTERED EDUCATIONFlorida ’s only African-centered public school today announced that its co-founder and current Board Chairman, Amefika D. Geuka will walk from the school to Washington , DC to dramatize the urgent need for African-centered education for children of African descent. Geuka and his colleagues have dubbed this venture a “Trek for African-CenteredEducation,” to be conducted from July 15th through August 15, 2009. In addition to gaining credibility for African-centered education, the walk is expected to raise money to close the funding gap for Geuka’s Joseph Littles-NGUZO SABA Charter School which completed ten years of continuous operation on January 20th of this year. Overall coordination and planning for the walkat
Created by: Samuel Burnham

July 18, 2009

Saturday

Walkathon for African Centered Education
Jul 18, 2009 to Aug 13, 2009
Location: West Palm Beach, Fl to Washington, DC
Description: Florida’s only African-centered public school today announced that its co-founder and current Board Chairman, Amefika D. Geuka will walk from the school to Washington, DC to dramatize the urgent need for African-centered education for children of African descent. Geuka and his colleagues have dubbed this venture a “Trek for African-Centered Education,” to be conducted from July 15th through August 12, 2009.
Created by: Roger Madison