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February 2, 2012
Thursday
  • Launching A Campaign Intensive

  • Feb 2, 2012 from 5:00am to 10:00am
  • Location: Community Resource Exchange
  • Description:

    The Launching a Campaign Intensive, being run by entrepreneurshipEDGE in collaboration with CAMBA, NYU's Moral Courage Project, & Griot's Roll Film Production Services, aims to provide participants with:

    - An overview of how a range of campaigns (health, homelessness, education, and so on) were launched (nonprofits from a variety of fields will come and talk about campaigns)

    - Topics in: campaign strategy, marketing and film and volunteer recruitment (schedule below)

    - Provide opportunities for participants to get involved in nonprofit campaigns 

    SCHEDULE:

    10:00 - 10:30: Introduction and Icebreaker

    10:30 - 11:15: Campaign Strategy and Volunteer Recruitment - Ramona Gant, Campaign/Project Coordinator, CAMBA's Respite Bed Program

    11:15AM - 11:30: Networking/Break

    11:30AM - 12:30: Campaign Strategy Advanced - Annie McWilliams, Associate Director of NYU's Moral Courage Project

    12:30 - 1:30: Lunch

    1:30 - 2:30: Marketing and Film - Derrick Guest, CEO, Griot's Roll Film Production Services

    2:00 - 2:15:

  • Created by: Eula M. Young
January 27, 2012
Friday
  • 1 Day Intensive Course for African / African Caribbean Writers who want to Self Publish Successfully!

  • Jan 27, 2012 from 9:00am to 12:00pm
  • Location: Voluntary Action Islington
  • Description:

    BIS Publishing Courses 27th January 2012

    1 Day Intensive Course for African / African Caribbean Writers who want to Self Publish Successfully!

    Friday, 27th January  · 10:00am - 1:00pm

    Cost: £97.99 in advance - Early Bird £72.99

    BIS Publications' How To Market Your Book(s) & CREATE The Demand

    Friday, 27th January  · 2:00pm - 5:00pm

    Cost: £97.99 in advance - Early Bird £72.99

     

    FULL DAY £195.99  - Early Bird £139.99 (A massive saving)

    Concessions are available for Students/OAPs/Unemployed


    Venue: Voluntary Action Islington, 200A Pentonville Road, London N1 9JP

    For more information or to register call:  T. 0845 226 4066  or  T. 07903 791 469.

     

    www.bispublishingcourses.co.uk


    bispublications7.eventbrite.com


    Spaces are limited. Please note that this course will be taught in small numbers so unfortunately we can only register those who sign up early. We do apologize in advance if you haven’t been accepted.


     “I enjoyed it, it was well presented and fun” 

     “Great Value for Money” 

  • Created by: SendMeYourNews
January 17, 2012
Tuesday
January 16, 2012
Monday
  • CONGO ELECTIONS: Raleigh Congolese Community peaceful protest march

  • Jan 16, 2012 from 5:30am to 7:30am
  • Location: Raleigh Civic Center
  • Description:


    Congolese Community peaceful protest march


    Starting point: Front of Raleigh Civic Center

     

    Order of Service:

     

    Every Congolese, every Pastor and all churches are invited to the upcoming march to take place on Monday, January 16, 2012.

    We will start with a prayer that will be delivered by one of our local Pastor.

    We will then start our march and a closing prayer will take place also at the end of the event.

    A press release is sent to media demanding them to cover our protest.

    Let’s shows that we care and keep putting pressure on Obama’s administration about its flawed policy about the Congo.


    From: "FR." <fn-2000@excite.com>

  • Created by: SendMeYourNews
January 12, 2012
Thursday
January 7, 2012
Saturday
  • Cuba and Puerto Rico: Event for the Cuban 5 & Puerto Rican Political Prisoners

  • Jan 7, 2012 from 2:00pm to 5:00pm
  • Location: Martin Luther King Jr. Labor Center-1199/SEIU -
  • Description:
    ¡Cuba y Puerto Rico: De Un Pajaro Las Dos Alas!
    An Evening of Culture, Solidarity & Celebration of
    THE CUBAN REVOLUTION & THE FREEDOM OF THE CUBAN & BORICUA POLITICAL PRISONERS
    Saturday, January 7, 2012
    Martin Luther King Jr. Labor Center-1199/SEIU - 310 West 43 Street, Manhattan - 7pm
    Greetings by
    - Honorable Pedro Nunez Mosquera, Cuban Ambassador to the United Nations
    - Boricua African & Caribbean Sounds by Bomba Yo, Youth Ensemble
    - Boleros by Venezuelan Abram Alberto
    - Evening Salsa, Merengue & Bachata Sounds by DJ Carlito and DJ Che
    $15 Suggested Donation (Includes Caribbean Dinner)
    Moderators:
    Nancy Cabrero, President, Casa de las América -
    Benjamin Ramos, ProLibertad Freedom Campaign
    Co-Sponsored by The World Health Organization for the Right of the People to Health Care, 1199/SEIU

    For more information, tickets, palm cards & flyers: (917) 945-9877/(718) 601-4751
    www.UnaCuba.org - www.ProLibertadWeb.com
  • Created by: TheBlackList
January 1, 2012
Sunday
  • KWANZAA CELEBRATION AT NAT TURNER LIBRARY, PRINCIPLE OF IMANI

  • Jan 1, 2012 from 7:00am to 12:00pm
  • Location: THE NAT TURNER LIBRARY
  • Description:

    KWANZAA CELEBRATION AT NAT TURNER LIBRARY
    PRINCIPLE OF IMANI, JANUARY 1, 2012

    THE NAT TURNER LIBRARY: DREWRYVILLE, VIRGINIA – The Nat Turner Library is
    hosting an “open” celebration on the last day of Kwanzaa, January 1, 2012:
    All contributors (www.natturnerlibrary.com), supporters and Patrons of the
    products and services of UBUS Communications Systems are invited to attend
    and participate.


    UBUS Communications Systems was founded in Harlem, N.Y. in 1973 as a
    multiple, independent, media business/cultural expression. In the 1990’s,
    a tradition was established as “open house” on the first day of the New
    Year: Imani Day.


    This year will feature a surprise special guest, but all children, as well
    as adults who’d like to participate are given time at the microphone.
    WIDE RANGE OF GUEST COMING TO CELEBRATE
    AND TO BE ON NAT TURNER BIRTHLAND ON NEW YEAR’S DAY


    Family, Friends, Patrons & etc. are coming from far-away places to bring
    in the New Year; Alike Hazziah & her daughter Ahyanna: Charlotte, N. C.;
    Geor

  • Created by: SendMeYourNews
December 31, 2011
Saturday
  • Don't Miss the Kente Exhibition at American International Tourism and Fashion World

  • Dec 31, 2011 from 5:00pm to 8:00pm
  • Location: Trowel & Square Ballroom
  • Description:

    WWW.KENTE.NET

    :: Kente at American International Tourism and Fashion World (New York) INDOOR::
    Theme: Kente & Adinkra Designers Meet World Designers
    Location: Trowel & Square Ballroom (LIVE @ WWW.KENTE.NET)

    Venue: 26 East 125th Street, New York, NY 10035
    (Between 5th Avenue & Madison Avenue)
    Dates & Time:
    Saturday, 31st December 2011: 10 pm – Until
    Admission: $20.00 Advance / $25.00 @ Door / $30.00 After 12 Midnite
    Dress Code: Dress to Impress.
    For sponsorship, designers, exhibitors, artists, models, & volunteer opportunity contact:

    Bosompim Mobile: +1-718 588-3502; eVoice/eFax: +1-888-576-3339
    International exhibitors & designers, contact African Vision Movement of Ghana:
    +233-302-766-766 / +233-544-322-111
    Website: www.kente.net
    Email: kentefabric@msn.com
    From USA: Text 'kente' to 55469 for tickets & food discounts!
    From Canada: Text 'kente' to 555444 for tickets & food discounts!
  • Created by: SendMeYourNews
 
  • 4th Annual Watch Night/Freedom’s Eve

  • Dec 31, 2011 from 2:00pm to 6:00pm
  • Location: UNIA Headquarters
  • Description:

    AVENGING THE ANCESTORS COALITION (ATAC)
    presents its fourth annual
    WATCH NIGHT/FREEDOM’S EVE
    7:00pm on December 31, 2011
    UNIA: 1609 CECIL B. MOORE AVE

    Guest Speaker
    J. JUSTIN RAGSDALE
    Director of the Lest We Forget Museum

    • Did you know that Watch Night/Freedom’s Eve is spiritual and cultural, not religious and congregational?
    • Did you know that Watch Night/Freedom’s Eve for whites meant “watching” for the coming of their god but for Blacks it meant “watching” for the coming of their freedom?
    • Did you know that Watch Night/Freedom’s Eve began at 7:00 pm for our enslaved ancestors on Dec. 31, 1862?

    (*Space is limited, so you must arrive on time!)

  • Created by: Baba Bob Shipman
December 30, 2011
Friday
  • Noise Demo Against the Prison Industrial Complex, for the Liberation of PPs + POWs

  • Dec 30, 2011 to Dec 31, 2011
  • Location: Metropolitan Correction Center (MCC, the federal jail in downtown Manhattan)
  • Description:
    BRING: Noisemakers, air horns, drums, anything that is loud!

    To many it feels like we live in a time like no other-- with surveillance and repression at every turn, but also resistance, rebellion, and open revolt. However, this is neither the new golden nor dark age, it is simply another moment in time where we can collectively force conflict with a fundamentally fucked system.

    Every day there are revolts of varying scale, many of which never make it to your local news or facebook stream. For those captured in revolt, we heed the call for an international night of noise demonstrations. In the rotten heart of world capital, we honor this call and use it as a reminder-- prison is a means of social control to be absolutely destroyed.

    We come together in protest and celebration. For those locked up, we bring that celebration. Through the din of revelry and rage, we tie ourselves to those who suffer systematized white supremacy and war against the working class, behind steel bars and safety
  • Created by: TheBlackList
December 29, 2011
Thursday
  • Celebrate Kwanzaa with the The Befo Quotet Band in Harlem

  • Dec 29, 2011 from 3:00pm to 6:45pm
  • Location: Paris Blues
  • Description:
    The Befo Quotet Band
    featuring:
    Atiba Kwabena, Motoki Mihara,
    Sean Brock,Yoshiki Miura &
    Diva Poet Sister Khuumba Ama
    celebrates
    KWANZAA
    "Music Meets Spoken Words"
    continues
    Thursday, December 29, 2011
    UJAMAA - Cooperative Economics
    Good Music, Good People, Good Fun
    @ Paris Blues
    West 121st Street & 7th Avenue
    Harlem, New York
    8pm - Midnight
    Poets, Musicians, Vocalists
    "The true art of anything is your relationship with it."
  • Created by: SendMeYourNews
December 9, 2011
Friday
  • THE HARLEM CREATIVE MUSICIANS COLLECTIVE presents MILFORD GRAVES

  • Dec 9, 2011 from 3:00pm to 7:00pm
  • Location: PARIS BLUES
  • Description:

     

     ALSO FEATURING:

    THE BLACK AVANT-GARDE

    LES GOODSON-TENOR SAX

    SALIM WASHINGTON- TENOR SAX

    DON PATE- BASS

    MASIHIRO SAKUMA- DRUMS   

     

    THE ANCIENT FUTURE ENSEMBLE:

    TIBA KWABENA- VOICE-FLUTES-PERCUSSION

    DANIEL CARTER- FLUTE-SAXES-TRUMPET

    MOTOKI MIHARA- BASS

    FEDERICO UGHI- DRUMS

    AQUAH TCHERBU- VIBES PERCUSSION

    $10 in advance

    $12 at the door

     

     

    Sponsored by ICNAS                                                                                     

     

     

  • Created by: SendMeYourNews
November 25, 2011
Friday
  • Alkebu-Lan NOMMO presents WHAT IS KWANZAA & How Do You Celebrate It?

  • Nov 25, 2011 from 2:00pm to 5:00pm
  • Location: Mama Afrika Kulcha Shap
  • Description:

    Kwanzaa is an Afrikan Cultural end of year celebration that began in the revolutionary 1960’s. Today it is celebrated by over 50 MILLION Afrikans all over the world (including The Continent).

    Every year, new people are becoming aware of the celebration of Kwanzaa, seeking to learn more about this holiday, its purpose & its origin. In light of this we bring you: “WHAT IS KWANZAA & HOW IS IT CELEBRATED?” 

    For all those seeking to learn more on KWANZAA, this is the place to be. And for those who have been celebrating for years, come & share your experience & Knowledge.....

    How did Kwanzaa begin?  |  Is it a “made up” celebration?

    Is it a Black Christmas?  | Is Kwanzaa Authentically Afrikan?

    How do you set up a Kwanzaa Shrine?
     

    ALL THIS & MORE ANSWERED 
     
    Entry: £3, Under 21s FREE 
       
     
    "NOMMO can be thought, NOMMO can be played on an instrument, NOMMO can be sung. It is prayer. It is curse. It is incantation! NOMMO is a praise song. NOMMO is our use of the spirit
  • Created by: SendMeYourNews
October 24, 2011
Monday
  • VERDICT FOR RASTAFARI GROUNDATION PINNACLE STARGATE DUE TOMORROW

  • Oct 24, 2011 from 6:00am to 8:00am
  • Location: SPANISH TOWN ST CATHERINE JAMAICA, RESIDENT MADISTRATE'S COURT
  • Description:

    This ongoing case brought by the St Jago hills developers to remove evict and continue the dispossession of the Jamaican Rastafarian Movement  from the ancestral lands of Pinnacle which is part and parcel of the First Free Slave Village in the colonies at Sligoville St Catherine Jamaica

     

    GROSS INJUSTICE ONCE AGAIN BY THE JAMAICAN GOVERNMENT AND THE ELITE SLAVEMASTER CLASS ANS THEY SEEK TO RETAKE ALL LANDS PURCHASED BY OUR ANKHCESTORS

     

  • Created by: Dawta Hodesh
October 19, 2011
Wednesday
 
  • Marketing Mogul Seminar

  • Oct 19, 2011 from 10:00am to 11:30am
  • Location: New York Life Graybar Building
  • Description:

    Marketing Mogul seminar is Back By Popular Demand. If you are a business owner who wants help creating a powerful marketing strategy, or improve the one you have. Then Derrick M. Guest, CEO of Griot's Roll Film Production & Services Inc. and the 2011 Charles B. Benenson Project Enterprise Entrepreneur of the Year wants to help you.  In having a successful marketing strategy Griot's Roll has been able to grow its business. Now we want to help you to grow yours. 

     

    Griot's Roll Film Production& Services

     

     

    Who Should Attend: Entrepreneurs looking to improve or create a marketing strategy.
      
    What You Will Learn: Branding, analytics marketing techniques that can help your business target its  audience, use of off line and online  strategies.
    How You Will Benefit: Improve your sales, increase your exposure, connect with those who want your services or products now.

     

    Sponsored By:

    Stacie N.C Grant, CG Enterprise

    Scott M MeBane, New York Life Insurance Company

  • Created by: Eula M. Young
October 12, 2011
Wednesday
October 1, 2011
Saturday
  • 17th Annual International Locks Conference: Natural Hair, Wholistic Health, and Beauty Expo

  • Oct 1, 2011 at 7:00am to Oct 2, 2011 at 4:30pm
  • Location: Walter D. Palmer LLP Charter School
  • Description:

    Check out the schedule of activities posted on www.LocksConference.com

    Annual International Locks Conference (AILC) /Expo brings alive the essence of social change, and the benefits of wholistic health  and wellness by  featuring local, regional and national arts
    and crafts merchants exhibiting the finest quality hand crafted jewelry, natural body and hair care products, Afrikan artifacts and Indigenous and
    cultural fashions, poetry cafe, self-defense and belly dancing workshops; visual art and cultural edutainment, Afrikan/Kuumba marketplace, live musical performances, spoken word, children’s activities, workshops, lectures, cultural fashion
    shows and natural hair show and competition.

    AILC also features leading experts from the natural wholistic health & natural hair care field, world-renowned scholars, activists, and artists from a myriad of professions who utilize the Expo as an annual autumn family gathering, spiritual renewal, and networking opportunity.


    The Annual International Locks

  • Created by: Mama Akosua
 
  • "Loving From The Inside Out" a women's empowerment symposium

  • Oct 1, 2011 from 4:00am to 12:30pm
  • Location: Crown Plaza Hotel and Suites, Three Appletree Square, Bloomington, MN
  • Description:
    Loving From the Inside Out" a Women's empowerment symposium is happening again in Minneapolis, On Oct 1. It all takes place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel and Suites, Three Appletree Square, Bloomington, MN. Come engage, heal, grow and find love!
    Women of Color from across the country are coming together for this powerful life changing experience! It's your turn, It's your time to have the life, career, and love you want and deserve!
    The Loving From The Inside Out experience, involves:
    • a pre: symposium meet and greet (September 30)
    • a full day symposium filled with Dynamic speakers focused on "Inside your Mind, Body, and Spirit" and addressing some of the important challenges women today (Life, Love, Relationships, Career, Economic Stability, Health & Wellness, Safety/Security and Family).
    • a Vibrant "Loving from the Inside Out" Mind, body, and Spirit intimate Market place and career fair
    •" Women of Courage" awards luncheon in honor of Mamie Till Mobley, truly a woman of courage! Featuring a
  • Created by: Emmett Till Legacy Foundation

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