Prom Dress Giveaway Event

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Say yes to the dress! Join us for a week of fun and free dress shopping at Cambria Heights Teen Center. We will have a wide assortment of prom dresses, suiting, shoes, handbags, and jewelry available for teens attending prom.

Get The Scoop On The Exclusive Interview With Dr. Alexis Donald On Her New Book Mommy I want To Be A Doctor

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The Exclusive Interview With
Dr. Alexis Donald On Her
New Book
"Mommy I want To Be A Doctor"

Dr. Alexis Donald is on a mission with insightful alacrity to inspire young girls to pursue the medical profession as doctors.  Dr. AD, as we affectionately call her at the Black News Scoop, looks to add more young women into the medical profession to help increase better health outcomes in our communities.

As many of us probably could imagine, becoming a physician isn't easy and not for the faint of heart. However, Dr. Donald explains and has authored a book for young girls on how to navigate successfully their ambitious careers to become medical doctors.

In this exclusive interview for Women's History and Empowerment Month, Dr. Donald shares her secrets with Black News Scoop Publisher Kamau Austin (www.BlackNewsScoop.com) on how to steer your daughter in the right direction with her New Book "Mommy I Want To Be A Doctor!"  See my Exclusive and Provocative interview with her below...

 

Paint Night

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Come join us for a fun and creative evening at Growing Up Green II Middle School in Jamaica! Let your inner artist shine as you sip on drinks and paint away.

Manga & Comic Arts For Teens With Ivan Velez

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Manga & Comic Arts For Teens With Ivan Velez

Join cartoonist, mangaka and writer Ivan Velez in this awesome manga workshop! Focusing on Japanese and American style comics, learn the history of this very popular art form and make connections to your own experiences and culture.

Get The Scoop On How 100 Black Men of Eastern New York Inc., Is Expanding Their Deep Roots On Long Island

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100 Black Men of Eastern New York Inc.

Builds its Deep Roots On Long Island As It Expands Its Service Territory To Eastern New York.

New York, New York - The first chapter of 100 Black Men of America, Inc. was established in New York City in 1963 and was named the One Hundred Black Men of New York, Inc. Although it was established in New York City, it had deep Roots on Long Island as many of the men in the New York City Chapter lived on Long Island and had the desire to establish a chapter on Long Island. A conversation was held with the NYC Chapter and shortly thereafter in 1974 a chapter was formed in Hempstead, Long Island.

The 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. is known throughout Nassau and Suffolk County. The founding president was William Urquhart, Jr., a resident of the Village of Hempstead.  Mr. William Urquhart, Jr. was a local real estate broker and the first black person to serve on the Hempstead School Board.

100 Black Men Eastern New York, Inc. Group photo – Stakeholder Development and Membership Meeting in Nassau County.

Today new chapter is known as the 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. As it builds on its deep roots on Long Island and expands its service territory into Eastern New York City, it will continue to serve the community and be affectionately known as “The Organization That Makes A Difference.”

The “100”as it is known on Long Island for short, advocates for excellence in 4 main areas which are Mentoring, Education, Health and Wellness and Economic Empowerment. Its goal is to bring together a variety of men from diverse backgrounds who are committed to the community and have exemplified excellence in their prospective spheres of influence, then unite them to impact our community in a positive manner.

As Long Island seeks to develop its infrastructure; it must also develop its human capital, intellectual capital, and social capital, and cultural capital. Organizations such as this chapter of the 100 Black Men, will be crucial to developing and nurturing the next generation of leaders on Long Island.

The men who formed the initial chapter on Long Island in 1974 were well off financially, but thought perhaps if they came together under an organization, under a structure, they would be able to make a significant difference in the community. By 1986 initial meetings with several chapters that had been formed across America had been convened to discuss and lay out a plan to form a national body.

On October 2, 1986, representatives from 100 Black Men Chapters converged in Washington, DC, for a final meeting to establish a national organization.  Today that body is called 100 Black Men of America, Inc.

Some of the members of the first chapters included businessmen and industry leaders such as David Dinkins, Robert Mangum, Dr. William Hayling, Nathaniel Goldston III, Livingston Wingate, Andrew Hatcher, and Jackie Robinson.

Queens College & University

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Queens College & University

Customized Training Webinar

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Customized Training Webinar

The Customized Training Program is a competitive, reimbursable training grant available to New York City based businesses that are:

• for-profit
• in operation for at least one year
• able to pay for training upfront

This grant offers financial support to make training your staff more affordable. The right training can help your bottom line, reduce employee turnover, improve morale, promote an efficient and productive workforce, and increase your competitiveness in the marketplace.

You will identify the challenges your business is currently facing and select the trainings that address these challenges. You will get reimbursed up to 60% of the total training costs and receive a trainee completion credit for every trainee that completes training.

Program Overview

• Grants range from $30,000-$400,000
• Businesses must train at least 10 employees. *Businesses with less than 10 employees can apply jointly as a consortium application to meet the trainee requirement.
• Businesses pay for training costs upfront and get reimbursed on a quarterly basis
• Employees can take different trainings
• Employees have one year to complete training
• Upon completion of training, businesses must provide wage increases to trainees