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·         FW: Congresswoman born in internment camp responds to Trump

·         (Dec. 16) FW: Community Gathering to discuss recent Islamaphobic remarks

·         (Dec. 27 – deadline) FW: Police Officer Applications

·         (Jan. 10)  FW: [ifgd] Martin Luther King and Abraham Heschel: An Interfaith Perspective

·         (Jan 21 & Feb. 4 – save the dates) FW: Complimentary Webinar Series: Hidden Financial Lives of America's Poor & Middle Class

·         FW: The Continuing Manifestation of Evil in Our Society!

·         FW: Hate won't win!  Help us stop discrimination!

·         FW: Winter Blues brochure

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From: Larry Turyn
Subject: Congresswoman born in internment camp responds to Trump

FYI: http://www.mydaytondailynews.com/news/news/national-govt-politics/congresswoman-born-in-internment-camp-responds-to-/npjNm/

Congresswoman born in internment camp responds to Trump www.mydaytondailynews.com Click on the "About Doris" button on the congressional website of Rep.

 

 

From: Rev. Dr. Crystal D. Walker; Executive Director, Greater Dayton Christian Connections
Subject: Community Gathering to discuss recent Islamaphobic remarks

Please consider this a formal email to discuss the recent Islamaphobiac rhetoric and action items that we as a community of faith can do to show support for our brothers and sisters. We will be meeting at 10am on Wednesday, December 16, 2015 at Temple Israel, 130 Riverside Drive, Dayton, Ohio. Some of you have already RSVP'd but please let me know if you or a representative can attend this meeting.

 

 

From: Huber, John
Subject: Police Officer Applications

Sinclair Community College
Department of Public Safety

Police Officer Positions

Sinclair Community College is now accepting applications for full-time Police Officer positions.  The applications must be completed on-line.  Qualified applicants will be contacted after registration closes on Sunday, December 27, 2015. Interested applicants will find the on-line registration information at:
http://jobs.sinclair.edu/postings/9149

Any other questions, please contact Mr. Nathaniel Newman from Sinclair Community College Human Resources at (937) 512-2946 or Captain John Huber at (937)512-2174.

 

 

From: Nick Clayson
Subject: [ifgd] Martin Luther King and Abraham Heschel: An Interfaith Perspective

The Interfaith Forum of Greater Dayton (IFGD) would like to invite you  to the following programs:

Martin Luther King and Abraham Heschel: An Interfaith Perspective

Speaker:                        Dr. F. Rachel Magdalene
Location:                        Christ United Methodist Church, Foster Hall 3rd Floor
Date:                              January 10,  2016
Time:                              3-5 pm

If you would like to bring a treat to share, please do not include any pork or shellfish products. Please include the recipe for the dishes you are bringing.

 

From: Marjorie L. McLellan
Subject: FW: Complimentary Webinar Series: Hidden Financial Lives of America's Poor & Middle Class

COMPLIMENTARY WEBINAR SERIES

The Hidden Financial Lives of America's Poor and Middle Class

Jan. 21: Part One
Feb. 4: Part Two

An unprecedented look at the financial lives of working Americans and new insights for designing policies, programs and products that can help make their lives better.

There's no question that the American economy has undergone dramatic change over the last 30 years—stagnant wages, rising inequality, automation, freelancing, and globalization. The impact of these economic changes on the lives of low- and moderate-income Americans has been difficult to see, until now. New research indicates that current programs and policies for helping families escape poverty, build stability, move up the ladder, and invest in the future are based on an outdated understanding of what their financial lives looks like—one that no longer reflects reality. 

In this complimentary two-part SSIR Live! webinar series, researchers will present findings from the US Financial Diaries study, their implications, and insights for designing new policies, programs, and products to help improve the lives of low- and moderate-income Americans.

Thanks to the generosity of Citi Foundation, this webinar series is complimentary. Learn more about this webinar series and register here. 

The Hidden Financial Lives of America's Poor and Middle Class, Part One
January 21, 11 a.m. - 12 noon PST / 2 - 3 p.m. EST

The first webinar in this series will discuss the results and implications of new research into the hidden financial lives of low- and moderate-income American households and delve into the effects of income volatility, how families are adjusting to this volatility, and the gaps in current programs and policies. This webinar will be presented by: 

• Jonathan Morduch, Professor of Policy and Economics, Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, New York University
• Rachel Schneider, Senior Vice President, Center for Financial Services Innovation
• H. Luke Shaefer, Associate Professor, University of Michigan, School of Social Work, Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy
• Diana Elliott, Research Manager, Financial Security and Mobility, The Pew Charitable Trusts

The Hidden Financial Lives of America's Poor and Middle Class, Part Two
February 4, 11 a.m. - 12 noon PST / 2 - 3 p.m. EST

What are the implications of the U.S. Financial Diaries and other recent research and how can they provide insight to help families escape poverty, build stability, move up the ladder, and invest in the future? This webinar will look at innovative policies, products, and programs that seek to help households make ends meet, build security and stability, and invest for the future. We'll consider innovative efforts in all sectors of society—from financial tech start-ups, to new policy approaches at all levels of government, and everything in between. This webinar will be presented by:
          

• Jonathan Morduch, Professor of Policy and Economics, Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, New York University
• Rachel Schneider, Senior Vice President, Center for Financial Services Innovation
• Ida Rademacher, Executive Director, Financial Security Program, The Aspen Institute
• Ellen Seidman, Senior Fellow, Urban Institute

Learn more about this webinar series and register here.



P.S. Away from your desk during either of the webinars? That's OK! Register and you can view a recording on-demand three hours after each live event ends.

Sponsored by:

 

 

From: David K. Greer [mailto:dkgreer@ameritech.net]
Subject: The Continuing Manifestation of Evil in Our Society!

Hello Beloved. I pray that all is well with you and your families. The Word of God instructs us to posture our Spirits according to His succession and that is God, Family, and everything else for Righteousness sake!  Our society is so dysfunctional and out of kilter that the already existing confusion manifested by the absence of discipline, morals, and Righteous structure, has the world heading into complete Armageddon. Evil is puffed up over the Love and Righteousness of God. The greatest bureaucratically structured Government, the United States of America, has become a shell of what the United States of America was originally developed for.  Evil has infected what was available for those who were oppressed in other countries, those who were brought here against their will (Africans as slaves), and those who were here to be discovered (Native American Indians). The historic contributions of African Americans to the world and specifically the United States of America, have been so deeply buried that the lies manifested through our academics, fireside stories, and every venue where conversations take place, are believed by far too many of us.  Our politicians, too many parents, and educators have become instruments for conveying these lies and misnomers through those tools of enslavement such as wages, so called laws, and especially journalism. Institutionalization and systemic vehicles in our society are designed to confuse, make those not intuitive enough to comprehend that they are being led down the path of unrighteousness, and the end results of mental illness that is contributed by so many variables in our neighborhoods, communities, and municipalities, are destroying our world.  Righteousness and love is embedded in our hearts from birth, and the cultivating of it will be the only salvation of God that will save us!

 

 

From: NCCJ of Greater Dayton
Subject: Hate won't win! Help us stop discrimination!

Say No to Discrimination.
Stand up with NCCJ. Donate Now!



Watch our two minute video and see how
NCCJ of Greater Dayton stands up against discrimination!

Every day brings a more news of innocent people harmed by intolerance and bigotry. It doesn't have to be this way.

NCCJ of Greater Dayton is dedicated to building a community free of bias, bigotry and all forms of discrimination.
We accomplish this through education, advocacy and community leadership.

We need your help! You can support school programs, sponsor a teen for one of our life-changing summer activities or made a small monthly donation to advance inclusion.

Click here to see donation options.
Join us in living our Vision Statement:
Challenging Stereotypes. Celebrating Differences. Creating Justice.

Please donate and help us create a more peaceful community.

You can also mail your donation to: NCCJ of Greater Dayton
14 W. First St. Dayton, OH 45402-1259



P.S. - NCCJ is a local non-profit and your entire donation stays here in the Greater Dayton area.

Please forward this to anyone you know who support diversity!

 

 

From: PAUL BROWN
Subject: Winter Blues brochure

Please find the electronic version of the  'Winter Blues' brochures distributed each year by the Greene County Suicide Prevention Task Force.

 

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