SEPTEMBER 6 - 12, J987 THE MICHIGAN CITIZEN
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Concerned Women's oundtable Conference
"Survival For Blacks In The 21st Century"
Muskegon Community College September 19
ssion I - 10:00-11:00 A.M.
Session III - 2:00-3:00 P.M.
Session II - 11:15 1.M.-12:15 P.M.
1. The E rgency Roo
2. Survival Trends
3. Children's Foster Care:
How You Can Help
4. 1lcoholis in the Bl ck Fa ily
5. orking Mothers and Young Children
6. Career: More Than Just 1 Job
7. Health: Food for the Body, Mind
and Soul
8. here do we go From Here? -
Civil Rights Prosp ctive I
9. E power ent Vision and Design:
Building Blocks for Survival and
Development in the 21st Century
10. Turning Stu bling Blocks Into
Stepping Stones
11. Black Families and Mental Illness
12. Black, On Black, In Black
13. Becomin Beautiful in Christ
14. Sisters Helping Sisters
15. Career Explor tions in the 21st
C ntury
16. You Can Do It; aucet Rep irs
17. He lth C re and ursing as a
Career
18. M Ie/Fe ale Relationships
19. In Praise ot Self; (Betting on
Yourself)
20. Politics - What is Your Role?
21. Educational B rriers for inority
o en in Higher Educ tlon
22. Education and Fa lly Relationships
23. Dangers in GOing to the Hospit 1
24. Adjusting to the Winds of Change,
Poli tical Action
25. Learnin�-To-Make-My-Best-Better
26. Developing Worth - 1 Christian
Perspective
27. Public Schools and Black Youth
28. Adolescent Health: What Is
Beinl Done?
29. Substance Abuse and Minority
o en
30. Black Cowboys and Survival in
the We t
31. Survival of Bl ck Wo en:
Religious and Economic
32. Self Concept - Building an
Environ ent of Positive Support
33. Dancercize by P.J.
34. Take Charge of Your Health
35. Kar te
36. Family Cohesiveness
37. Now I'm Taking a Look at Myself
38. "Speaking of airobi"
39. Alcoholis in the Black Fa ily
40. Working Mothers and Young Children
41. Career: Hore Than Just 1 Job
42. Health: Food for the Body, Mind
and Soul
43. Where Do We Go Fro Here?
Clvil Rights Prospective
44. Empower ent Vision and Design:
Building Blocks for Surviv 1 and
Develop ent in the 21st Century
45. Turning Stu bling Blocks Into
Stepping Stones
46. Black Fa ilies and Hental Illness
47. Black, On Black, In Black
48. Becoming Beautiful in Christ
49. Sisters Helping Sisters
50. Career Explorations in the
21 t Century
51. You Can Do It; Faucet Repairs
52. Health Care and ursing s a Career
53. Male/Female Relationships
54. In Praise of Self; (Betting
on Yourself)
55. Politics - What is Your Role?
56. Educational Barriers for Hinority
Wo en in Higher Education
57. Education an� Fa ily Relationships
58. Dangers in Going to the Hospital
59. Adjusting to the Winds of Change;
Political Ac�ion
60. Learning-To-Make-Hy-Best-Better
61. Developing Worth - 1 Christian
Perspective
SESSIO
t Ages 1 3 -17 )
SESSIO II - YOUTH WORKSHOPS
62. Rekindling the Spirit: African­
A erican Spiritual Resources for
Living
63. Foster Care Program
64. Mental Power for 21st Century
Survival
65. Hush Yo Houf Girl, You Got to
be Crazy!! (Cancelled)
66. Dance is Exercise
67. Wo en, Wits and Worthiness
68. Survival of Bl ck Wo en: Religious
nd Economic
·69. Self Concept - Building an Environ-
ent of Positive Support
70. Dancercize by P.J.
71. Take Charge of Your Health
72. Karate
73. Family Cohesiveness
74. ow It Taking a Look at Myself
15. "Speaking of irobi"
76. Adjusting to the inds of Change;
Political Action
77. Learning-To-Hake-Hy-Best-Better
78. Developing Worth - 1 Christian
Perspective
79. AIDS in the Afro-A erican
Com nity
80. Publ c Schools and Black Youth
81. Adolescent Health: What Is Being
Done
82. Survival of Blacks in the Cri ina 1
Justice Syste Today
83. Life Insurance: Fir.���:al Analysis
84. Financial Planning - Jha�:s It All
About
85. Mental Health: Reaching Our Potential
Someti es Means Reaching For Help
86. Exploring The Dimension Of Black
Wo en in Leadership
SESSION III - YOUTH WORKSHOPS
A.
B.
C.
Teenage Parenting
Yes You Can Be An RN, Lab
Technician, Doctor, Etc.
Black Teenagers In Crisis
D.
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Teenage Pregnancy: A Complex
and SeriOUS Issue
Career Development for the
1990's
Who Is Responsible? Black
Youth And Crisis
G. How To Say No To Drugs
H. Basic Skin Care and
Glamour Tips
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Keynote speaker:
Dorothy E. (Dottie) Jones
Chair, Michigan .Women's Commission
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Special Events
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Micbelle Jobnson, Vocalist
Quickie Tailorios , De.ian
Please check a.ounts included:
___ ._Registration fee $10.00, (Includes lunch). Youth registration $4.00.
Lunch ticket will be included in your registration packet.
T-Shirt $8.50.
=::: etworking Book $3.50.
Total a.ount included $ (Should equal 11 a ounts checked above)
Please check if you will be attending the conference reception
Frida, evening, Septe.ber 18 fro. 7:00 to 10:00 p .•. at HCC.
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I Make checks payable to: MCC/CBWR and -mail to -
Concerned.Black omen's Roundtable
P .0. Box 4582, Muskegon Heights, MI 49444
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