While Indianapolis Public Schools currently has an accomplished group of professional educators, the need for additional teachers is always great. The Indianapolis Teaching Fellows is an aggressive campaign to recruit local and committed professionals, community members, and recent college graduates to become teachers, joining us in our efforts to close the achievement gap – so… Read More Indianapolis Teaching Fellows
Journey back to the 70s with Dr. Boyd (also known as “The Notorious Ph.D”) and delve into the personalities, passions, and politics of the Black performers, musicians, filmmakers, and athletes who ignited a cultural revolution. Test your knowledge and see if you’re a 70’s head—”a 70s authority.” Answer the three questions below. The first ten… Read More How super Fly Are u?
From over at Beyond the Job: A few scholarships are still available for the 2007 Trejo Foster Foundation Institute next month focusing on health information issues for Hispanics and Latinos. The conference also offers reduced rates for students. The deadline for scholarship applications and early-bird registration has been extended to June 30, 2007. Registrations received… Read More Trejo Institute Scholarships Still Available
If you live in or near Dallas/Ft Worth, Houston, Los Angeles or Chicago you should be sure to make it to the 9th Annual International Latino Book and Family Festival produced by Edward James Olmos.
From over at the PR Web: The end of June brings the Harlem Book Fair – Roxbury to Boston for the third year. Lloyd H. King of Roxbury Action Program, one of the first CDC’s in Boston and Tony Rose of Amber Publications Group Inc. are sponsoring the Harlem Book Fair- Roxbury from 12 –… Read More Harlem Book Fair
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