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Thursday, March 10, 2011 (4)

Mar 10, 2011
November 8, 2010
Monday

  • WHO KILLED EMMETT TILL? film/dvd showing coming to a city near you!

  • Nov 8, 2010 at 1:00pm to Mar 31, 2011 at 3:00pm
  • Location: Your city and venue. You choose!
  • Description: "WHO KILLED EMMETT TILL?"Coming to a city near you soon! Scheduling now....from Nov 2010 to March 2011!THE EMMETT TILL LEGACY FOUNDATION along with Award winning Journalist Ray Metoyer now ready to present the Film "WHO KILLED EMMETT TILL?" at your next gathering!The Film "Who Killed Emmett Till?" (45 min DVD) directed by the award winning journalist and TV anchor Ray Metoyer (produced by the former Black Family channel) is a powerful educational piece that the Emmett Till Legacy Foundation (ETLF) is presenting with post discussion (incl, Till family and ETLF Board Dir- Deborah Watts and Ray Metoyer, schedule permitting) at youth forums, schools programs, colleges and Universities across the country.Let us know... if you are interested in hosting the showing and post discussion in your city. The schedule is filling up fast! (we are available to schedule showings in Atlanta (Nov 8-16), Minneapolis, Chicago, Memphis, St. Louis (Nov 22-24, 27-29) San Francisco, Detroit, Pensacola, Miami)C
  • Created by: Emmett Till Legacy Foundation
December 8, 2010
Wednesday

  • SAVE THE DATES!

  • Dec 8, 2010 at 2:15pm to Dec 14, 2011 at 6:00pm
  • Location: Maysles Cinema
  • Description: Dec. 8-14/2010For 411 & reservations:cinema@mayslesinsitute.orgBJ710nyc@gmail.com Panthershepcat@aol.comPlan now to attendFilms we will be Screening:“The Legacy of the BPP”“New Haven Oral History”“Aoki”“Black August”“In Prison my whole Life”“Cointelpro 101“Eldridge Cleaver:Black Panther”“In The Land of the Free”More TBA
  • Created by: BJ
February 3, 2011
Thursday

  • 12th Annual Central Brooklyn Jazz Festival

  • Feb 3, 2011 to Apr 30, 2011
  • Location: Various Locations in Brooklyn
  • Description: Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium producers of the 12th Annual Central Brooklyn Jazz Festival from April 1 - April 30, 2011, invites your organization to participate in Brooklyn's longest continuous running jazz festival. The festival fee is $200. This cost to venues helps pay for: press conference, collateral materials, advertising (radio and print). Participants pay for programs they contract with. Administrative and other programming costs are not included in the festival fee (CBJC absorbs this expense). Promotions begin in late November. Brooklyn Tourism and Visitor's Center, an initiative of Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz, is a major supporter of the Central Brooklyn Jazz Festival. The exposure Brooklyn venues get as a collective is greater than as an individual. The jazz presentation is selected and paid for by the each venue and ALL receipts go to that organization. This festival is supported by the people of Brooklyn, our legislative leaders and community businesses
  • Created by: SendMeYourNews
March 10, 2011
Thursday

  • Public Forum on NYC Development Subsidies & Job Quality

  • Mar 10, 2011 from 7:00am to 8:30am
  • Location: Brooklyn College Graduate Center for Worker Education (CUNY)
  • Description:  

    NYC Elected Officials and Experts Make the Case for Reform

    Every year, New York City spends over $2 billion in public money in the name of economic development and job creation. A disturbing study by the Fiscal Policy Institute, Good Jobs New York, and the National Employment Law Project shows that companies receiving these taxpayer-funded subsidies pay a significant number of workers poverty level wages. At a major public forum, elected officials and experts will discuss the urgent need for reform. They will explain how and why smarter public investment in good jobs can boost the local economy and lift working people out of poverty.

     

     

    Featured Presentation

    • John Liu – NYC Comptroller

    Panelists

    • Jumaane Williams – NYC Council Member

    • Bettina Damiani – Good Jobs New York

    • A Representative of the Living Wage NYC Campaign

    Moderator

    • Immanuel Ness – Professor, Brooklyn College

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    Sponsored by Brooklyn College Graduate Center for Worker Education (CUNY).

    For more information, call 212 96

  • Created by: SendMeYourNews

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