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Apr4Thu
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Board of Directors Meeting5:00 pm – 7:00 pm5:00 pmBoard of Directors Meeting
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May2Thu
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Board of Directors Meeting5:00 pm – 7:00 pm5:00 pmBoard of Directors Meeting
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May21Tue
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One Huntsville5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The objective of One Huntsville is to provide an opportunity to meet across religious, racial and cultural segments, exchange information and become informed via a good program.
We meet the third Tuesday of each month at The Children’s Advocacy Center (210 Pratt Ave, 35801).
Our format is to have informal table discussion from 5:00 until 5:45 pm. After a time of sharing community news, the program begins around 6:00 pm. If you cannot come for the full time, feel free to come anytime between 5:00 and 7:00 pm.
Dinner is a catered mini-buffet. The cost of dinner is $8. If not eating, we request a donation of $2 to help cover cost of the facility.
Program for April 21st:
One Huntsville welcomes Deborah Levine, the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the renowned American Diversity Report (launched in 2006) through which she provides leadership designed to develop and implement training for diverse teams locally and globally. Based in Chattanooga, her fields of expertise and regular practice include cross-cultural understanding, diversity training, urban planning, and creating community organizations and initiatives. An award-winning author, her writing spans decades of published articles. She is also listed among the 2013 Champions of Diversity by DiversityBusiness.com.
Committed to developing the new Cross Cultural School of the South, she trains “New Southerners” to acculturate to the culture of the US Southeast while going global. She joins us with a special interest in sharing as a pioneer in the field of Global Leadership training. Her book “Inspire Your Inner Global Leader” was field tested in Youth Global Leadership Classes co-taught with Volkswagen executives and is now available for use and application.
Ms. Levine is a product of Harvard and New York University (NYU – BS, Cultural Anthropology), University of Illinois at Chicago (MUPP, Urban Planning & Policy/Arts & Culture) and Spertus Institute (MA, Jewish Studies). She has received research fellowships from UCLA and the American Jewish Archives.
5:00 pmOne Huntsville
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May22Wed
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Breakfast with Deborah Levine: Listen, Learn, and Link!8:30 am – 9:45 am
A GATHERING FOR GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS
COMMITTED TO ADVANCING INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS AND COMMON GLOBAL WORK IN OUR COMMUNITY
When: Wednesday, May 22, from 8:30 to 9:45
Where: 109 Gates Avenue (At Fountain Circle – just across the street from City Hall)
Coffee and Pastries Provided (RSVP NOT NECESSARY – modest donations to offset costs welcome)
Sponsored by the Huntsville Area Inclusive Communities Movement With Support From One Huntsville and the International Services Council of Alabama
Deborah Levine will provide some initial comments on her work in:
• Inspiring the inner global leader
• Identifying trends in global leadership in local communities
• Learning from best practice cross-cultural training that works
Then she will lead a discussion on forging authentic unity among global connection stakeholders and partners, including joint efforts in global leadership training/classes in the future.
MORE ABOUT DEBORAH LEVINE, NATIONAL LEADER WITH THE AMERICAN DIVERSITY REPORT: “Committed to developing the new Cross Cultural School of the South, Deborah trains ‘New Southerners’ to acculturate to the culture of the US Southeast while going global. She has a special interest in sharing as a pioneer in the field of global leadership training. Her book “Inspire Your Inner Global Leader” was field tested in Youth Global Leadership Classes co-taught with Volkswagen executives and is now available for use and application.” AND …
http://www.amazon.com/INSPIRE-INNER-GLOBAL-LEADER-ebook/dp/B00A3HEN7Q
8:30 amBreakfast with Deborah Levine: Listen, Learn, and Link!
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Jun1Sat
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ING New Affiliate Speakers Dawah Workshop – Islamic Speakers Bureau10:00 am – 12:30 pm
The 4 1/2 hour workshop is designed for Muslims who wish to learn how to present topics relating to American Muslims in a formal setting at schools/universities, churches, law enforcement agencies, social service agencies, and other public institutions. Understanding your role in Dawah and increasing your confidence in answering questions accurately and effectively is the primary goal of the workshop.
Attendees will be provided with a speakers kit that contains answers to 100 commonly asked questions about Islam. Professional, articulate leaders and spokespersons from Islamic organizations, or anyone being asked to present Islam and Muslim perspectives are highly encouraged to attend this workshop. Community members are encouraged to attend whether they are involved in interfaith work, or simply interact with non-Muslims on a frequent basis. Youth and community leaders are especially encouraged to attend!
The workshop presenter, Ms. Elgenaidi will provide effective ways to share Islam with others.
Deadline to register is May 15th!
ING Dawah Workshop Registration form
10:00 amING New Affiliate Speakers Dawah Workshop – Islamic Speakers Bureau
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Jun3Mon
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2013 Summer Youth Enrichment Tennis Camp – Churches and Youth Groups Welcome8:00 am – 9:30 am
Youth Development Association is an organizational member of the United States Tennis Association (USTA). We are a USTA National Junior Tennis and Learning Chapter (NJTL) and Diversity Program. YDA offers tennis and golf as non-traditional sports to underserved communities. YDA uses tennis to teach life skills and character development beyond the tennis courts. Our joy in teaching tennis is rooted in being able to share the two most important and power words in our game, to LOVE and SERVE.
Attached is a flyer proposing a two or four day camp. Fridays are rain make-up days. We highly recommend students spend at least two day a week on the court to re-enforce skill development. Our long term goal is to form Junior Team Tennis (JTT) under the USTA.
For additional information email, y.d.a@knology.net or call 256.603.0807.
8:00 am2013 Summer Youth Enrichment Tennis Camp – Churches and Youth Groups Welcome
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Jun6Thu
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Board of Directors Meeting5:00 pm – 8:00 pm5:00 pmBoard of Directors Meeting
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Movie: A Place at the Table6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
50 million Americans struggle to put food on the table. The number of Americans at risk has increased from 36.2 million in 2007 to 50.1 million in 2011. Hunger is not caused by scarcity of food, but poverty.
WHAT CAN WE DO?
Find Out at the Screening of the movie:
Discussion following the screening led by community experts
Be a part of the community screening of the new major documentary “A Place at the Table” which examines hunger in America through the lens of three people struggling with food insecurity. Barbie, a young Philadelphia mother, fights to make ends meet and break the cycle of poverty. Rosie, an imaginative fifth-grader, tries to distract her mind from hunger pangs as she learns and grows in rural Colorado. And Tremonica, a sunny Mississippi second-grader, struggles with health problems caused by the poor nutritional value of the food that her mother can afford. Their stories reveal the depth of the hunger crisis in America and the factors that drive it. The film is directed by Kristi Jacobson and Lori Silverbush and is produced by Participant Media. Google the movie at The Place at the Table, and see the trailer.
Pot luck dinner at 6:00
Movie at 7:00
Sponsored by Alabama Arise, Interfaith Mission Service, NE District of the United Methodist Church, and New Future Homeless Shelter.
For Questions contact Rev. Dale Clem, daleclem@knology.net, Pastor of Monte Sano UMC,
6:00 pmMovie: A Place at the Table
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Jun18Tue
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One Huntsville5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The objective of One Huntsville is to provide an opportunity to meet across religious, racial and cultural segments, exchange information and become informed via a good program.
We meet the third Tuesday of each month at The Children’s Advocacy Center (210 Pratt Ave, 35801).
Our format is to have informal table discussion from 5:00 until 5:45 pm. After a time of sharing community news, the program begins around 6:00 pm. If you cannot come for the full time, feel free to come anytime between 5:00 and 7:00 pm.
Dinner is a catered mini-buffet. The cost of dinner is $8. If not eating, we request a donation of $2 to help cover cost of the facility.
Program for April 21st:
One Huntsville welcomes Deborah Levine, the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the renowned American Diversity Report (launched in 2006) through which she provides leadership designed to develop and implement training for diverse teams locally and globally. Based in Chattanooga, her fields of expertise and regular practice include cross-cultural understanding, diversity training, urban planning, and creating community organizations and initiatives. An award-winning author, her writing spans decades of published articles. She is also listed among the 2013 Champions of Diversity by DiversityBusiness.com.
Committed to developing the new Cross Cultural School of the South, she trains “New Southerners” to acculturate to the culture of the US Southeast while going global. She joins us with a special interest in sharing as a pioneer in the field of Global Leadership training. Her book “Inspire Your Inner Global Leader” was field tested in Youth Global Leadership Classes co-taught with Volkswagen executives and is now available for use and application.
Ms. Levine is a product of Harvard and New York University (NYU – BS, Cultural Anthropology), University of Illinois at Chicago (MUPP, Urban Planning & Policy/Arts & Culture) and Spertus Institute (MA, Jewish Studies). She has received research fellowships from UCLA and the American Jewish Archives.
5:00 pmOne Huntsville
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Jun24Mon
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2013 Annual Dinner Celebration5:30 pm – 7:30 pm5:30 pm2013 Annual Dinner Celebration
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