Working with many educational institutions throughout North America and Canada, ExhibitTrader.com understands that your interests may extend beyond the typical tradeshow. Our in-depth understanding of educational seminars, recruiting events, etc…, makes it possible for us ,to assist in making your attendance at individualized events-whatever your particular need-stream-lined, economical and efficient. Our objective is your objective: focus your time and energies on the event at hand. Our display
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X-OFFENDERS FOR COMMUNITY
EMPOWERMENT
“ Pardon Me Clinic”
Assisting the formerly convicted who are no longer on probation or parole and who are seeking Clemency and a Second Chance at employment opportunities,& etc. through the Governor Pardon Process\
Location: African-American United Fund
2231 N. Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19132
Time: 6pm to 8pm
Meeting Dates:
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While the majority of our clients use their Trade Show Display for trade shows; there are other venues where they can be impactful. In a corporate lobby where your customers and the public frequent, pop up banner stands can convey a powerful message about your company in quick form. Eye-catching, graphic art work says more in short order, than a long sale pitch ever could. If room allows, a modular trade show display with back wall interchangeable graphics, is a good way to post up-to-date infor
DEAR BLACK AMERICA 2011
ENOUGH TALKING, SPEECHES, GRANDSTANDING, POEMS AND PEP RALLIES. IT IS TIME TO PUT OUR MONEY WHERE OUR MOUTH IS.
WITH OVER 30 MILLION BLACK PEOPLE STRONG ARE WE GOING TO TALK ABOUT IT OR BE ABOUT IT?
MUBARAK INTER-PRIZES HAS DEVELOPED A BRAND NEW CONCEPTUAL COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY THAT WILL ADVANCE PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT BEYOND THE BOUNDARIES OF ANY CURRENT COMMUNICATIONS.
THIS TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT WILL MAKE US INDESPENSABLE IN THE 21ST CENTURY AND BEYOND BUT IT R
"BAN The Box" and End the employment discrimination for formerly convicted movement has been raging since 2007.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSxK8YAdxdw&feature=player_embedded
Recorded on January 13, 2011Seeking opportunities for ex-convicts "BAN The Box" and End the employment discrimination for formerly convicted, X-Offenders for Community Empowerment hosts "Ban the Box " Press Conference w/ Councilwoman Donna Miller @ Historic Berean Institute co founder Wayne Jacobs opens conference with o
This Black History Month Presentation
Dr. Joy DeGruy's PTSS Presentation and Book Signing is coming to Philadelphia on Sunday, February 20, 2011.
We will host her at the Walter D. Palmer Leadership Learning Partners Charter School, 910 North 6Th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123.
This Black History Month Presentation and Book Signing is sponsored by The Frator Heru Institute and The Philadelphia Chapter of N'COBRA (National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America).
Please let your networks know.
“If you find yourself staring at your calendar and pondering which over-lapping trade show event you should attend because your company has only one trade show display in inventory-and time/money are an issue-then a one-time rental decision may be a good decision. But if a further look into the year reveals the same situation repeating more than twice, then the same dollars spent on renting a trade show display could approximate the purchase of the same.
Storing a display can be an expensive pros
MAYORAL CANDIDATE CAROL MOSELEY BRAUN ENDORSED BY MULTI-DENOMINATIONAL RELIGIOUS LEADERS. JANUARY 20, 2011.
See media advisory attached.
CAROL FOR CHICAGO
Renee Ferguson
T. 312-848-4432
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Renee Ferguson
Thursday, January 20, 2011 312-848-4432
MEDIA ADVISORY
MAYORAL CANDIDATE CAROL MOSELEY BRAUN
ENDORSED BY MULTI-DENOMINATIONAL RELIGIOUS LEADERS
WHAT: Mayoral c
With Halle Berry Saying No To Aretha Bio-Pic, JENNIFER HUDSON is a better choice for Aretha
One of the first community organizers to work with Barack Obama in Chicago for over 20 years. Now Associate Editor of The South Street Journal Newspaper and 37 year activist/journalist, recently selected as 2010 Who's Who In Black Chicago. 312-624-8351 or 773-392-0165
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There are historical roots linking north and south Sudan. The Nile River ties the parties together for better or for worse. Music and food are shared by the two people. Commonalities created a union government for all Sudanese in the north and south. Some say that the commonalities far outreach constitutional differences and if these are not respected in future the fault will be laid at the door of politicians, not the people.
Some 1800 journalists, representing some 50 media houses attended
Independent Media Center (www.indymedia.org) - Convergence Funding Requests, Baba Bob Shipman
The IMC-Africa Working Group is convening next month at the World Social Forum in Dakar, Senegal. Please DONATE to help fund DELEGATE TRAVEL EXPENSES. Deadline: Sunday, Jan 23, 2011
I want to take this time to pause and thank each of you for your prayers and good wishes, your efforts and support has helped me get to this point. I love you all!
Bob
If you are receiving this email , it is because you are important in my life. Today, I got great news, I was asked at a mee
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
The Black Arts Movement at Yoshi's, San Francisco
The Black Arts Movement at Yoshi's, San Francisco
Last night at Yoshi's in the Fillmore, Amiri Baraka and Roscoe Mitchell performed a concert partially devoted to the life and times of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Baraka photo Kamau Amen Ra
Baraka is godfather of the Black Arts Movement or BAM, and Roscoe Mitchell of the Chicago Arts Ensemble is a BAM Master as well. The
y were joined by poet Marvin X who opened both sets with
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Another Year That The Substance of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King's Lifes Work And Legacy Weakened With Commercialism and Symbolism
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I wanted to read a poem on the theme of love dedicated to Dr. King
I wanted to read a poem on the theme of love dedicated to Dr. King
I wanted to read a poem on the theme of love dedicated to Dr. King
but I listened to the news all night talking about a new event in Haiti
We thought Haiti was in bad shape
poverty ignorance disease
after defeating the Spanish English French
including Napoleon
don't ever do that
beat the white man
you will suffer forever
in the deepest corner of hell
like Haiti
a freedom neve
Letter to Dr. King
Originally Published: Jan. 31, 2005
January 17, 2011
Raynard Jackson
You didn't know me when you were here,
But through your words I feel you are near.
I was too young for the demonstration,
But I learned about you in my education.
You said we all were created equal,
But maybe now we need a new sequel.
Because I don't know what happened to the dream,
Nor the members of your team.
Yeah, Andy's made a name,
Jesse got some fame.
But what happened to the vision?
Seems it's been lost to indecisio
“Instead of Waiting On The World To Change just open your eyes and see the truth"
Educate yourselves about what is really going on, and avoid the trap that so many have fallen so deeply into.
During the 1960’s Black revolutionaries such as Malcolm X and Stokley Carmichael were most often revered as heroes of the black community. Today we often find that such like minded Blacks that are culturally conscious (Afro-centric/ Black Revolutionary types) are often misunderstood or underappreciated by t
Friday, January 14, 2011
Joyce Gordon Reading
Journal of Pan African Studies
Poetry Reading
Bay Area Poets Read their Entries
Poetry Reading
Bay Area Poets Read their Entries
Joyce Gordon Gallery, 14th and Franklin, downtown Oakland
Saturday, February 19, 3-6pm
Al Young
Alona Clifton, Reader
Paradise Jah Love
TuReadah Mikell
Phavia Kujichagulia
Ptah Allah El
Ayodele Nzingha
Fritz Pointer
J. Vern Cromartie
devorah major
Avotcja
Ishmael Reed
Anthony Spires
not pictured: Kwan Booth, Renaldo Manuel Ricketts, Charles Blackwell, Niyah X, Maisha, Nykimbe, Ramal Lamar
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