Runoko Rashidi Lecture - Jan. 9th Richmond VA

by Manifest ~ December 30th, 2008
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CAMP DIVA’s Entrepreneurs and Investors Program

by Manifest ~ December 21st, 2008
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CAMP DIVA is now recruiting selected teen girls between the ages of 12-17 years old to participate in the Diva-pre-neurship Inc. program to launch teen generated businesses.

 

Entrepreneurs drive America’s economy, accounting for the majority of our nation’s new job creation and innovations. Entrepreneurship programs can be a lot of fun for teens—but beyond the fun, they can achieve very positive results. By learning how academic skills connect to real business opportunities and hopes for success, students can be motivated to work harder in school. Entrepreneurship programs also give wide scope to student creativity and energy and offer a positive way for students to channel their talents. 

 

To nominate a girl please contact CAMP DIVA to request a nomination application or visit us online to print the form from our website. The deadline for nominees is December 30, 2008. All nominees will be contacted by January 9, 2008 for an interview which will be scheduled for the first week in January. Girls must be available for orientation and training on Saturday, January 24, 2009 ( 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.) Additional training and planning will be held two Saturdays per month from February-May. The training schedule will be provided during orientation.

 

For more information contact Angela Patton at (804) 852-4385 or campdiva@gmail.com

 

You may also visit us on the web at www.campdiva.org.

 

CAMP DIVA’s Entrepreneurs and Investors Program is a partnership with The Family Resource Center & New Visions New Ventures

 

FYI

According to Logic Models and Outcomes for Youth Entrepreneurship Programs (2006), a report by the D.C. Children and Youth Investment Corporation, other positive outcomes include:

  • improved academic performance, school attendance; and educational attainment
  • increased problem-solving and decision-making abilities
  • improved interpersonal relationships, teamwork, money management, and public speaking skills
  • job readiness
  • enhanced social psychological development (self-esteem, ego development, self-efficacy), and
  • perceived improved health status

Ongoing research commissioned by the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) to evaluate the effectiveness and impact of its programs found that when youth participated in entrepreneurship programs:

  • interest in attending college increased 32 percent
  • occupational aspirations increased 44 percent
  • independent reading increased 4 percent
  • leadership behavior increased 8.5 percent
  • belief that attaining one’s goals is within one’s control (locus of control) increased, and
  • alumni (99 percent) recommended NFTE programs

CAMP DIVA goals

Opportunity for Work Based Experiences

Opportunity to Exercise Leadership and Develop Interpersonal Skills

Opportunity to Develop Planning, Financial Literacy, and Money Management Skills

 

Do not miss this opportunity!

 

CAMP DIVA

Angela Patton

(804) 852-4385

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2008 Capital City Kwanzaa: Featuring Iyanla Vanzant in Richmond Virginia

by Manifest ~ December 19th, 2008
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Elegba Folklore Society’s Capital City Kwanzaa

Dec. 27th, 2008: Kwanzaa @ Showplace Off of Laburnum Avenue – Headlining Iyanna Vanzant; Plunky & the Oneness of Juju

Call: 804-644-3900

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The Great Harlem Debate: Is Obama Good for Black People?

by Manifest ~ December 19th, 2008
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Voxunion Media

The Great Harlem Debate: Is Obama Good for Black People?

http://www.voxunion.com/?p=542

December 14, 2008
Harlem, U.S.A.

Another important gathering took place today regarding the future of
African America. VoxUnion was there and below we offer the
unadulterated audio. Stay tuned for follow up interviews, discussion,
remixes and excerpts.

Speakers include among many others:
Drs. James Turner, Marimba Ani, Donald Smith, Dhoruba bin-Wahad and
Glen Ford of Black Agenda Report.com

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Richmond Kwanzaa Kollective

by Manifest ~ December 17th, 2008
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RKK Kwanzaa

Kwanzaa Karamu (Feast)
Peter Paul Development Center
1708 N 22nd St
Richmond, VA 23223
Noon - 7 pm

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