Study your history!!!
If you know your past, it is easier to chart directions for the future.
The African American History Seminar will utilize videos, guest speakers, and dialogue to look at African American History from the beginning of time to the present. In this seminar, we will examine historical information and sociological behavior. Everyone is welcome.
When: Saturdays, 1:30 p.m.
Location: Shrine of the Black Madonna™ Cultural Center
Address: 5309 M. L. King Boulevard, Houston, TX
Instructor: Mw. Fana
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The 44th annual Native American Day, sponsored by the State Native American Liaisons of California, is held on the grounds of the State Capitol. This year, the event is combined with the State Indian Museum’s Honored Elders Day. Speakers include California Indian leaders. Music and dancers are on hand to honor the spirit and contributions of the State’s indigenous people.
Guests will enjoy cultural demonstrations, compelling guest speakers, the Tule River Color Guard, traditional games, music and dancing, artisans showcasing their wares, informative booths, including an update on the exciting new California Indian Heritage Center project, and much more.
Then, following the fun and lively event, it’s a perfect day to stop by the State Indian Museum (located on the grounds of Sutter’s Fort S ... 
Boys to Men Male Empowerment Seminar on Thursday, September 22, 2011. The purpose of this program is to provide an atmosphere that will foster intellectual exchange by addressing the educational, emotional, life skills and aspirations of African-American males young and old. Additionally, the objective of this seminar is to establish communication and networking among our young African-American males and their older African- American male counter-parts that will foster an environment that is catered to establishing goals and initiatives that will provide a solution to the issues that our young African American men face. Click here for more information.
When: September 22, 2011
Time: 9:30a.m. – 2:00p.m.
Where: B.E.S.T Academy High School, Atlanta, GA
A Decade After the 9/11 Conference
Incitement to Hatred and Violence on the basis of Religion or Belief.
When: September 28, 2011
Time: 9Am to 2PM
Where: The Times Center,
New York Times Building, 242W 41st St, NY, NY 10018
For more info click here.
The Romanian Cultural Institutes is proud to present from October 13 to 16 the first participation of Romanian comics to the New York Comic Con, and the largest presentation in the U.S. to date.
Guest artists:
Matei Branea
Alexandru Ciubotariu
Sandu Florea
Highlights include:
Hardcomics magazine, powered by Milos Jovanovic
The Romanian Comics Museum
& much more.
When: October 13-16
Where: New York Comic Con
Jacob K. Javits Center, New York, NY 10001
Ticket: $35, $50, $65, &85
Buy Ticket online
For more info click here.
DO SOMETHING ITALIAN THIS COLUMBUS DAY
Join us for a fun afternoon at our Annual Olive Oil celebration featuring some of California’s premier and
award winning Olive Oil Producers such as: Tehema Blend, Figueroa Farms, Mia Sorella, Olio Bello D’Olivo,
Joelle Olive Oil, We Olive, Calolea Olive Oil, West Coast Olive and other award winning olive oil producers. This
years event will include a variety of Italian food appetizers and desserts to enjoy.
FEATURE PRESENTATION AT 2:00 PM
DO’S AND DON’TS OF CURING OLIVES
Dave DeCamilla, a veteran of the California Olive industry, will tell us how to make our own delicious, cured
olives. His presentation will feature samples of pitted and whole olives and recipes for curing table olives.
RESERVATIONS ENCOURAGED
When: Sunday, October 16, 2011
Time: 2:0 ... 
THE MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY
Presents
AMERICAN UPRISING: The Untold Story of America’s Largest Slave Revolt
New York Times Best Seller
With Author Daniel Rasmussen
A native of Washington, DC and graduate of Harvard College, Rasmussen has always been passionate about investigative journalism. His book is based upon his college thesis that won Harvard’s top undergraduate academic honor.
When: Wednesday, November 9, 2011,
Time: 6:00 pm, Reception at 5:30 pm
Where: 46 Joy Street, Boston
Admission: $5 adults; $3 students and seniors
rsvp@maah.org
For more info click here.
The Southwest Native American Economic Development Conference will bring together tribal decision makers and business leaders in an open, educational forum. Our unique networking events facilitate the connection between tribal leaders and professionals and are packed with the most up-to-date information in the diverse field of economic development. The informative panels at this event will explore legislative updates and innovative economic diversification strategies for tribes in the Southwest among other prevalent topics. This networking forum serves as a connection between tribal decision makers and the professionals that can help them to reach their economic goals. For speaking and exhibiting opportunities or to register, please call 201-857-5333.
Who Should Attend:
-Native Leaders
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Dr. Marie Jhin, author of Asian Beauty Secrets: Ancient and Modern Tips from Japan, Korea and China discusses the history of beauty in the Far East and shares centuries-old customs and timely tips and treatments for health and beauty. Join us afterwards for refreshments and book signing – and take home a gift bag!
The Korea Society invites its members to this special free membership appreciation event. Click here to let us know you’re coming. You are welcome to bring a guest.
When: Thursday, January 19, 2012
Time: 6:30 PM
Where: The Korea Society
950 Third Avenue @ 57th Street, 8th Floor
REGISTRATION
Contact: Claudia Pak
Phone: (212) 759-7525 ext. 321.
For more info click here.
The LATINA Style 50 Report is an annual evaluation of corporate America’s sensitivity to Latinas’ needs and goals in the work place. This national report is the most respected survey of corporate America’s policies and practices as they pertain to the advancement and development of professional Hispanic women. The report is the result of an extensive search involving more than 1,000 of the most prominent corporations in the United States.
Companies responding to the questionnaire are evaluated based on the issues that LATINA Style readers have identified as most important to them in the workplace. Among the principal areas of evaluation are: number of Latina executives, mentoring programs, Latinas on the Board of Directors, educational opportunities, career development opportunities, reten ... 
