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July 10 - Full-day Workshop - Welcoming Diversity/Dismantling Prejudice - Presented by the Rochester (Upstate) NY Chapter of the National Coalition Building Institute
How do we recognize, value and support the diverse perspectives of our workforce? What factors lead to open communication with the best interests of everyone at heart? How do we take leadership in creating safe and welcoming environments where every voice is heard? >>> |
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Call for Presentations: Multicultural Forum on Workplace Diversity
The Opus College of Business at the University of St. Thomas in partnership with the National Black MBA Association Twin Cities Chapter has announced a Call for Presentations, June 22 - July 30, 2009. The two day conference presents intense training in diversity and inclusion (D&I) for the corporate, education, government, healthcare, legal and nonprofit communities. >>> |
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MCC General Counsel Recognized for Service
Diane M. Cecero, general counsel at Monroe Community College, recently received the Crennel-Branch Award from the Greater Rochester Association for Women Attorneys (GRAWA). The award honors “untiring and exemplary” dedication to the organization and is presented to a GRAWA member who has excelled in promoting the organization and the legal profession. >>> |
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Al Sigl Center Announces New Name
Al Sigl Center announces a new name and unveils opportunities for growth as the
Al Sigl Community of Agencies. With growth beyond one central location, more flexible relationships with agencies, and plans to welcome additional organizations to the community network, the new name is in-step with a strategic plan that embraces change and growth, creating new possibilities. >>> |
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The Frederick Douglass Resource Center "Cuts the Ribbon" on New Home
The Frederick Douglass Resource Center "Cut the Ribbon" July 5.
Located in the historic Susan B. Anthony neighborhood at 36 King Street,
Rochester, NY 14608, the center, which has been in the construction and renovations stage is now set to be open to the public. >>>
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Kodak Named to Diversity/Careers' Readers Choice list
For the second consecutive year, Kodak has again been named to the "Readers' Choice" list of Diversity/Careers in Engineering and Information Technology. Kodak was the sole company named in the magazine's Scientific, Photographic, and Control Equipment category. For details, visit http://www.diversitycareers.com/articles/pro/09-junjul/readerschoice.htm.
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2009 Ohio Diversity Latino Talent & Leadership Conference is September 16, Columbus, Ohio
Empleos & Employment LLC. presents a first of its kind conference. The full day event will consist of panel discussions, presentations and keynote addresses on issues relating to the recruitment, mentorship and advancement of Latinos in the workplace. In addition, it will promote career development and professional growth for the Latino professional and feature Latino executives who will share their insights and experiences. >>> |
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September 17 - College at Brockport to Host 9th Annual Diversity Conference “Sharing the Dream” -
Keynote Speaker: John Quiñones
Sharing the Dream strives to be informative on issues of diversity while promoting open-mindedness, celebration of diversity, and acceptance of others on our college campuses and within our communities. The conference also serves as a forum in which to establish or enhance self-awareness in relation to community building endeavors. >>> |
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Conference Celebrating Professional Women of Color:
You Can’t Fail Because Your History Says You Can’t - September 18
Conference is a quality leadership development experience for professional women of color. Participants will engage their heads and hearts in this special day for women who desire to be successful in their lives and business pursuits. >>> |
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Article: Creating Successful Mentoring Partnerships
By Ann M. Johnston
Few people are neutral in their feelings about mentoring. Most, if they have had a mentoring relationship, begin by telling of their gratitude for having met the "right" mentor at the "right" time. From that perspective as protégé, mentoring can have positive nostalgic memories associated with the experience. If, on the other hand, they feel that they have received poor or no mentoring, it is reflected upon as missed opportunity." >>> |
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Ouch! That Stereotype Hurts: New Interactive Workshop by Leslie Aguilar
Reviewed by Mike Streeter
A little over a year ago, we featured Leslie Aguilar’s book, “Ouch! That Stereotype Hurts” in Bookshelf. It has been among the most popular items on the site in terms of visitors and downloads. When Leslie had developed an interactive workshop along with a 12-minute, skill-building video/DVD, we wanted to learn more about it. >>>
Share Your Story in the New Video, OUCH! Your Silence Hurts
Leslie Aguilar, is producing a new video, OUCH! Your Silence Hurts that will encourage the silent bystander to become active in speaking up on behalf of respect. Leslie is currently soliciting inspiring quotes, stories or examples of speaking up against bias and stereotypes for use in her upcoming new video. >>> |
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