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9:00
am
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Central
Hallway - Registration (1st floor)
.......morning refreshments served
in cafeteria |
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Patio Area - tables located next to cafeteria (1st floor) **
......1st opportunity to gather
community materials |
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10:00 am
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Student Cafeteria - Assembly (1st floor)
.......simultanious
translation
MC - Monica Harmon, community volunteer
.......welcome and introductions
Father Robert Dolan, S.J. - Dolores Mission
.......invocation |
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10:15 am
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Jose Huizar, Member, Board of Education, LAUSD
.......keynote speaker - “Raising
A Community” |
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10:30 am
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Panel - "Parenting, Youth and Families; raising a community"
.......panel
presentations and group Q & A
Panel
members:
......County Probation Dept.
- Jitahadi Imara
......County Recreation and Parks
- Gary Liebsack
......City Recreation and Parks
- Charlotte Martin
......LA Unified School District
- John Liechty
......City Comm. on Youth & their
Families - Terry Ogawa
......LAPD Juvenile Group - Commander
Valentino Paniccia
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11:30 am
11:45 am
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Instructions on what will follow next in the Community Dialogue
seminars - lunch set-up
Patio Area - tables located next to cafeteria (1st floor) **
.......2nd opportunity to gather
community materials |
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noon
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Student Cafeteria - Assembly (1st floor)
.......lunch served to all the
participants
Patio Area - tables located next to cafeteria (1st floor) **
.......opportunity during lunch
to gather community materials |
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1:15 pm
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Classrooms - Community Dialogue ***
......breakout
sessions, floors 1, 2 and 3
......facilitated seminars
- group dialogues
......workshops held in both Spanish
and English |
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2:15 pm
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Presentation of "action items" from breakout group
discussions
.......community critique - challenge
is to use what we've learned
.......thanks to all who helped
put on the event |
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3:00 pm
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Patio Area - tables located next to cafeteria (1st floor) **
.......final opportunity to gather
community materials
.......event
ends
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Big Brothers and Sisters of Los Angeles
Contact: Carlos Chacon
...213
/ 481-3611, ext. 235
Is part of the Governor's Mentoring Partnership coalitions that
provide technical assistance and training to support local mentor
programs. |
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East Los Angeles Community Corporation
Contact: Alica Lepe
...323
/ 269-4214
Provides services for affordable housing, community organizing
and economic development. |
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East Los Angeles Skill Center
Contact: Elsie Nungaray
...323
/ 227-0018
Provides academic education, skills training, job placement,
and support resources enabling all students to become responsible
and productive citizens. |
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East Los Angeles Women's Center
Contact: Sandra Ybarra ...323
/ 526-5818
Provides free counseling services to survivors of domestic violence
and sexual assaults; a variety of services for women in East
Los Angeles area. |
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Hollenbeck Explorers
Contact: Contact: Officer Alex Ortiz ...323
/ 526-3188
Operates as a Learning for Life program; purpose is to provide
special training that prepares young people for a career in
law enforcement. |
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Hollenbeck Youth Center
Contact: Victor Munoz ...323
/ 881-6565
Provides safe and quality after school programs for youth in
the East Los Angeles and inner city areas. |
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Info Line of Los Angeles
Contact: Carolynn Stubblefield ...800
/ 339-6993
Info Line's trained specialists are on duty round the clock
to provide information and referral that help with a variety
of social, health and economic problems. |
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Kids Prevention Club
Contact: Mary Trotter ...323
/ 232-1161
Sets up youth/teen courts with the LA County Probation Dept.,
the Los Angeles courts, the LA Unified School District, and
JJCC community organizations. |
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LA Best
Contact: Ana Rosenberg ...213
/ 625-4024
Provides a safe and supervised after school education, enrichment
and recreation programs for elementary school children at 78
LA schools in at-risk areas. |
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Los Angeles Boys & Girls Club of Lincoln Heights
Contact: Julie Hernandez ...323
/ 221-9111
Mission is to inspire all young people, especially disadvantaged
youth, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible
and caring citizens. |
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Los Angeles City Attorney Victims Assistance Program
Contact: Kathy Colbong ...213
/ 485-6370
Provides essential services to victims and witnesses of crime
throughout Los Angeles County, extending a helping hand in a
time of great trauma and stress. |
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Los Angeles City Commission for Children, Youth and Families
Contact: Terry Ogawa ...213
/ 878-1840
Works to increase, enhance and expand services to the City's
children, youth, and families; charts, initiates, and supports
legislation for the City's families. |
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Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office - Abolish Chronic
Truancy (ACT)
Contact: Michael A. Yglecias ...909
/ 620-3284
Intervenes at the beginning of the truancy cycle; focus is not
to punish either parents or students, but to get truants off
the streets and back in the classroom. |
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Los Angeles County Probation Department / Juvenile Special
Service Bureau
Contact: Jitahadi Imara ...562
/ 940-2850
Provides protection and safety to the community by serving as
an arm of the Superior Court; investigation and supervision
services for juvenile offenders. |
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Los Angeles County Probation Operation Read
Contact: Marie Sandoval ...562
/ 940-3547
A reading initiative that provides one-on-one tutoring after
school; emphasizes learning through phonics, writing activities,
reading games and reading aloud. |
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Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks
Contact: Charlotte Martin ...818
/ 243-2490
Hundreds of outdoor spaces and recreational facilities for residents;
visit the website (http://www.laparks.org/dept.htm) you can
access lists of parks, services. |
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Los Angeles Family Housing - Neighborhood Action Program
(NAP)
Contact: Suzie Saragoza ...323
/ 264-1114
The mission of the L.A. Family Housing is to provide a safe,
caring and service rich environment that helps homeless families
and individuals rebuild their lives. |
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Los Angeles Housing Authority
Contact: John Garcia ...213
/ 252-1810
Provides affordable housing alternatives for low income residents;
includes a departmental email directory, and job listings. |
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Los Angeles Mentoring Program
Contact: Patrice Theard ...323
/ 634-4157
Connects kids with mentors; brings elements of the community
together to enable kids to stay in school and develop marketable
skills. |
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Los Angeles Police Department Community Relations & Crime
Prevention Unit
Contact: Officer Marco Jimenez ...213
/ 485-4101
Crime prevention is the Department's top priority; it requires
the willing cooperation of both the police and the public working
together toward a common goal. |
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Los Angeles Police Department Drug Abuse Recognition Education
(DARE)
Contact: Sgt. Ed Palmer ...213
/ 485-4856
The Division sends uniformed police officers into school classrooms
within the City to teach young people an anti-drug and anti-gang
curriculum. |
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Los Angeles Police Department Recruitment & Education Division
Contact: Sgt. Daryl Russell ...213
/ 485-0668
Make a real difference to the people in your community; variety
of work and assignments, satisfaction with your career, and
pride in being part of LAPD. |
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Los Angeles Public Library
Contact: Judy Donovan, Malabar Branch Library ...323
/ 263-1497
Branches in the East Los Angeles area include Benjamin Franklin
Branch at 323 / 263-6901 and the Lincoln Heights Del Pueblo
Branch at 323 / 226-1692. |
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Los Angeles Superior Court - Juvenile Division
Contact: Mike Russell ...323
/ 526-6657
The Juvenile Courts of the LA Superior Court handle cases involving
juvenile dependency, juvenile delinquency, juvenile traffic
and other status offenses. |
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Loyola Law School Dispute Resolution Program
Contact: John Rodrequez ...213
/ 736-1033
Mediation, conciliation and facilitation services, and conflict
resolution training in several languages throughout LA County;
center's services are confidential. |
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Proyecto Latino
Contact: Christina Enriquez ...323
/ 660-8770
Serves the Latino Community by delivering courses in Spanish:
Communication, Learning How to Learn, Basic Study, and free
English / Spanish Classes. |
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Puente Learning Center of Boyle Heights
Contact: Jose J. Cole Gutierrez ...323
/ 780-8900
Learning center for adults; English classes as a second language
and preparation for the GED; has Pre School, Kindergarten, and
tutorial programs. |
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SEA Gang Intervention Program
Contact: Manuel Guerrero ...323
/ 223-0116
Provides gang intervention and prevention programs focusing
on positive relationships, conflict resolution, self esteem,
more; community based organization. |
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Status of Women Commission
Contact: Carolyn Reed ...213
/ 485-6533
Assists in assuring all women the opportunity for full and equal
participation in City government; promotes the welfare of women
in the LA community. |
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The Wall-Las Memorias Project
Contact: Edgar Garcia ...323
/ 257-1056
Empowers the Latino community to construct a memorial to people
who have died from AIDS; founded to create culturally sensitive
education about HIV/AIDS. |
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The Way to Happiness - Able
Contact: Rachel Simonds ...323
/ 953-3360
Provides self-esteem and community programs to school children;
also implements criminal prevention and rehabilitation programs
for youth and adults. |
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Volunteer Center of Los Angeles
Contact: Luis Valencia ...818
/ 908-5067
Runs several youth programs that help teenagers fully develop
their potential so that they are able to make positive contributions
to society. |
