“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write,
but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”
-Alvin Toffler
Friday, September 22, 2017
HOT! Event. Saturday, 9/23/2017. "Surviving Crisis and Disasters" presentation at the 2017 California Congressional Black Caucus Delegation. BEMA International
Non-deployed
BEMA International members in D.C. area plan to attend
Register at:
http://ccbcd.org . Follow ‘REGISTRATION’ link to all events. This event is free.
PRESS RELEASE
CONTACT: Alicia Hamilton
Universal Citizens Media Network
Web: http://ucmedia.net
Email: prpress@ucmedia.net
Phone: 424.248.7688
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 21, 2017,
Washington, DC
California CBC Delegation
Presents “Surviving Crisis and Disasters” at the Renaissance Marriott in
Washington, DC
In consideration of the
recent disastrous storms that have impacted millions of American nationwide,
the California CBC Delegation is presenting “Surviving Crisis and Disasters”
with Subject Matter Experts speaking on various aspects of emergency and
disaster preparedness.
Topics include;
-Environmental and Climate Justice by
Ms. Jane English, NAACP,
-Preparing for Economic Threats by Bishop Clarence
Harris,
-Global Threats and Hazards by Mr. Charles Sharp,
CEO Black Emergency Managers Association International, and
-Individual and Community
Preparedness by Alicia Hamilton,
Founder of PAC RED,
The event will be held at The Renaissance Marriott at 999
9th Street, Washington DC, 2001 in the Renaissance
Ballroom A on September 23, 2017
from 3:00PM to 5:00PM. Register
at:
http://ccbcd.org .
Follow ‘REGISTRATION’ link to all events. This event is free.
PAC RED (Preparation and
Awareness for Community Resiliency in Emergencies and Disasters), is a
Non-Profit Organization based in the Los Angeles California. The organization
works to help improve individual and community emergency preparedness,
response and recovery in the event of a natural or man-made disaster through
training, resource, relationship and capacity building.
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Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Response & Recovery. Time to Expose and make our communities more resilient physically & mentally
During times of natural disasters and
evacuation of residents and communities, can these crisis events also be a time
to address other social crisis events from homelessness, human slavery, sex
trafficking, and other issues thru evaluation, and therapy from the trauma
of natural events to individuals and families?
Rebuilding communities to be more resilient physically and mentally.
CNN....................
Victims of modern slavery
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