BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//www.thechc.org//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.30.10// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH UID:e930f9ac-4615-48d7-af38-8fa29f0d74d6 X-WR-CALDESC:\nThe Truth about Racism and the 'Isms' that Divide Us- an after-school event for SAP professionals\n\nWhen: Tuesday April 25\, 2017\nWhere: Whitehall High School - LGI Room\, 2940 MacArthu r Road\, Whitehall\, PA\nTime: 3:30PM - 6:00PM Doors open at 3: 00PM. Program begins promptly at 3:30PM.\nCost: Registration i s required\; $5.00 non-refundable fee requested during this online registr ation process\nMaterials and light dinner will be provided.\n\nCenter for Humanistic Change is excited to host the 2017 Spring SAP Consortium\, a se ssion on increasing cultural competency and how to be our best selves. Thi s session is an opportunity for participants to: \n\n• Practice apprecia ting\, celebrating and respecting diversity\n• Learn and understand cycl es of oppression\n• Explore anything you’ve wanted to know about race\, culture \n and diversity\n\nMeet our Presenters:\n\nPhyllis A lexander\, MS has been a champion for social justice for several decad es and a civil rights professional for over twenty years working for both corporate America and city government. \n\nPhyllis is an experienced coali tion builder and trainer and credits her skills to her 27-year affiliation with the National Coalition Building Institute\, an international social justice/ social change organization. Phyllis has had several roles with NC BI including senior trainer and since 2012 as President of the NCBI Board of Directors. In addition to facilitating NCBI workshops including their W elcoming Diversity training\, Phyllis facilitates a variety of conversatio ns ranging from courageous conversations about race\, to strategic plannin g sessions for boards.\n\nPhyllis has a Bachelor’s of Science in Economics and later received a Master’s of Science in Community Economic Developmen t from Southern New Hampshire University. \n\nRecently retired as the City of Allentown Neighborhood Coordinator\, Phyllis is an active member of he r community. Her community engagement includes volunteering as a board mem ber of the Freedom Memorial\, a local non-profit dedicated to commemoratin g the life and continuing the work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. & Coretta Scott King. Phyllis is also the Vice President of the Resurrected Communi ty Development Corporation (RCDC)\, a faith based non-profit dedicated to social justice. Per their vision statement\, RCDC is committed to creating communities of equity\, excellence and empowered residents. \n\nPhyllis has been recognized for her community service\, receiving an Allentown YWC A Women’s Leadership Award and the Humanitarian Award from the Allentown N AACP. Phyllis has two daughters and lives in Allentown\, PA.\n\nNative of Southeast San Diego\, Tyrone Russell\, MS is an entrepreneur\, moti vational speaker\, and member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated. Tyrone graduated from Colgate University with a Bachelors of Arts in Socio logy. He holds a Master’s of Science degree in Counseling and College Stud ent Personnel from Shippensburg University. Tyrone has worked for numerous colleges and universities as an Assistant Director of Residence Life\, a Counselor\, Instructor\, and Program Coordinator. He has mentored numerous students and supervised over 150 individuals within 9 different teams dur ing his short yet influential campaign. From dealing with bias incidences\ , and managing significant crisis\, to developing large-scale social event s for both youth and adult professionals\, Tyrone has a rich history of se rvice. He currently serves on a regional committee dedicated to constructi ng high school leadership conferences in Eastern Pa\, conducts team buildi ng workshops for teachers and corporate staffs in the Northeast\, and desi gns and executes seminars and training for youth. Until 2016 Tyrone worked as the Director of Multicultural Affairs at Lehigh University. Tyrone now serves as the Coordinator of Racial and Ethnic Justice with the Community Action Committee of the Lehigh Valley\, and CEO of Lehigh Valley Faces Ma rketing and Development firm.\n\n** Three (3) Act 48 hours will be given t o those from school districts that pre-approved this event. Pick up your certificate at the end of the event before leaving.**\n\nThe informatio n you enter during the registration process will be used to contact you\, should there be any changes to this event. \n X-WR-RELCALID:0e7b068aa0c6a126d1a8297d6aebbb5e X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/New_York BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/New_York BEGIN:STANDARD TZNAME:EST DTSTART:20161106T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 RDATE:20171105T020000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZNAME:EDT DTSTART:20170312T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 RDATE:20180311T020000 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:afe694a8-c5ee-45b3-8634-c3b5b4d80f1c DTSTAMP:20260622T223157Z DESCRIPTION:\nThe Truth about Racism and the 'Isms' that Divide Us- an after-school event for SAP professionals\n\nWhen: Tuesday April 25\, 2017\nWhere: Whitehall High School - LGI Room\, 2940 MacArthur Road\, Whitehall\, PA\nTime: 3:30PM - 6:00PM Doors open at 3:0 0PM. Program begins promptly at 3:30PM.\nCost: Registration is required\; $5.00 non-refundable fee requested during this online registra tion process\nMaterials and light dinner will be provided.\n\nCenter for H umanistic Change is excited to host the 2017 Spring SAP Consortium\, a ses sion on increasing cultural competency and how to be our best selves. This session is an opportunity for participants to: \n\n• Practice appreciat ing\, celebrating and respecting diversity\n• Learn and understand cycle s of oppression\n• Explore anything you’ve wanted to know about race\, c ulture \n and diversity\n\nMeet our Presenters:\n\nPhyllis Al exander\, MS has been a champion for social justice for several decade s and a civil rights professional for over twenty years working for both c orporate America and city government. \n\nPhyllis is an experienced coalit ion builder and trainer and credits her skills to her 27-year affiliation with the National Coalition Building Institute\, an international social j ustice/ social change organization. Phyllis has had several roles with NCB I including senior trainer and since 2012 as President of the NCBI Board o f Directors. In addition to facilitating NCBI workshops including their We lcoming Diversity training\, Phyllis facilitates a variety of conversation s ranging from courageous conversations about race\, to strategic planning sessions for boards.\n\nPhyllis has a Bachelor’s of Science in Economics and later received a Master’s of Science in Community Economic Development from Southern New Hampshire University. \n\nRecently retired as the City of Allentown Neighborhood Coordinator\, Phyllis is an active member of her community. Her community engagement includes volunteering as a board memb er of the Freedom Memorial\, a local non-profit dedicated to commemorating the life and continuing the work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. & Coretta Scott King. Phyllis is also the Vice President of the Resurrected Communit y Development Corporation (RCDC)\, a faith based non-profit dedicated to s ocial justice. Per their vision statement\, RCDC is committed to creating communities of equity\, excellence and empowered residents. \n\nPhyllis h as been recognized for her community service\, receiving an Allentown YWCA Women’s Leadership Award and the Humanitarian Award from the Allentown NA ACP. Phyllis has two daughters and lives in Allentown\, PA.\n\nNative of S outheast San Diego\, Tyrone Russell\, MS is an entrepreneur\, motiv ational speaker\, and member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated. T yrone graduated from Colgate University with a Bachelors of Arts in Sociol ogy. He holds a Master’s of Science degree in Counseling and College Stude nt Personnel from Shippensburg University. Tyrone has worked for numerous colleges and universities as an Assistant Director of Residence Life\, a C ounselor\, Instructor\, and Program Coordinator. He has mentored numerous students and supervised over 150 individuals within 9 different teams duri ng his short yet influential campaign. From dealing with bias incidences\, and managing significant crisis\, to developing large-scale social events for both youth and adult professionals\, Tyrone has a rich history of ser vice. He currently serves on a regional committee dedicated to constructin g high school leadership conferences in Eastern Pa\, conducts team buildin g workshops for teachers and corporate staffs in the Northeast\, and desig ns and executes seminars and training for youth. Until 2016 Tyrone worked as the Director of Multicultural Affairs at Lehigh University. Tyrone now serves as the Coordinator of Racial and Ethnic Justice with the Community Action Committee of the Lehigh Valley\, and CEO of Lehigh Valley Faces Mar keting and Development firm.\n\n** Three (3) Act 48 hours will be given to those from school districts that pre-approved this event. Pick up your c ertificate at the end of the event before leaving.**\n\nThe information you enter during the registration process will be used to contact you\, s hould there be any changes to this event. \n DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20170425T153000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20170425T180000 LOCATION:Whitehall High School\, LGI Room SUMMARY:Spring SAP Consortium END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR