Phoenix Queens of the Nation: Wisdom Born Zulu Chapter 29

From the UZN Department of World Community Affairs

URGENT!!!!!

ONLY (6) DAY'S ARE LEFT FOR THE BLACK/NEW AFRIKAN COMMUNITY & IT'S ALLIES TO SIGN THE 100,000 PETITIONS THAT ARE NEEDED FOR PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA TO FREE DR. MUTULU SHAKUR

As Of This Morning Dr. Shakur Had 19,786 Of The 100,000 signatures needed!!!

If we ALL seriously put our people resources together during this upcoming Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Weekend we can reach this goal so President Obama can grant Dr. Shakur executive clemency. Please forward to ALL of your social media networks & group lists!

https://twitter.com/FreeDrMShakur

Contact The White House at:
Email: http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WhiteHouse/

Grant Dr. Mutulu Shakur Executive Clemency The continued incarceration of Dr. Mutulu Shakur is representative of the failure of our criminal justice system in working towards the stated goal of rehabilitation. Dr. Mutulu Shakur is being held for punitive purposes because he broke the law in the service of a movement meant to break systemic r...

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IMPORTANT UPDATE FROM THE UNIVERSAL ZULU NATION WORLD DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS...

Thursday, January 12, 2017

RE: WAKE, FUNERAL & BURIAL INFORMATION FOR ZULU QUEEN SAPHIRE
PLEASE SHARE WITH OUR ZULU NATION FAMILY - ASAP
THANK YOU,
KING BRO. SHEP

Wake: Monday, January 16, 2017
From: (2pm to 4pm) and (6 pm to 9 pm) at Schuyler Hill Funeral Home
3535 E. Tremont Avenue.
Bronx, NY.
Funeral: Tuesday January 17, 2017
9:30am St. Benedict's Church on Otis Avenue Bronx, NY
Burial: Mount Hope Cemetery in Hastings on Hudson, NY "immediately after the church funeral services"

Phoenix Queens of the Nation: Wisdom Born Zulu Chapter 29 extends our deepest condolences to Zulu Queen Saphire's immediate family, friends and all our Brothers and Sisters throughout our Universal Zulu Nation Family who are hurting due to the lost of our beloved Sister. SIP Queen

Gwendolyn Brooks Centennial Poetry Prize For emerging poets: Winner will receive $2,000 and be featured in a public reading along with our judge, Patricia Smith.

From the UNIVERSAL ZULU NATION World Wide Community News You Can Use! A Publication Of The UZN Department of World Community Affairs - Zulu International Community News Service (ZICNS)

SPREAD THE WORD!!!

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From the UNIVERSAL ZULU NATION World Wide Community News You Can Use! A Publication Of The UZN Department of World Community Affairs - Zulu International Community News Service (ZICNS)

THIS SUNDAY: JANUARY 8, 2017 @ THE BRONX MUSEUM- 1040 GRAND CONCOURSE - 3:00 PM
THE 45TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATION OF THE HISTORIC 1971 HOE AVE. "PEACE TREATY MEETING" OF BRONX STREET NATIONS

"In The Aftermath Of This Unprecedented Event, A New Culture Of Music, Dance And Art Emerged In The South Bronx Evolving Into What Is Today Known As HIP HOP CULTURE"

Preemptive Professional Development |

A Monthly Professional Development Series
for Educators, Artists & Organizers

In conjunction with Urban Word NYC's popular Preemptive Education Conference, these monthly professional development sessions explore some of the most relevant themes and innovative practices in contemporary American education.

These carefully curated sessions are facilitated by Urban Word NYC’s most dynamic and experienced practitioners, and open to all teachers, artists, youth workers and advocates. Please join us every first Saturday of the month at Hunter College!

Hunter College
695 Park Avenue, Room 1007W | New York, NY | 10065
2:00PM-3:30PM
* Enter through Hunter College’s Main Building located at the corner of 68th & Lexington

SATURDAY, JANUARY 7TH SESSION
Workshop Description
"Anything But Another Diversity Training:" Reimagining the Field with the Dialogue Arts Project

In an increasingly pluralistic society, the need for self-awareness, tolerance and open communication has never been more critical – and nowhere are the stakes higher than in the arena of public education. Despite this, the field of diversity education has struggled to meaningfully respond to that challenge and educators have grown weary of professional development sessions that seem to merely “fill a quota” in addressing critical issues of race and social identity in the classroom. By combining performance, creative writing and intergroup dialogue practices, the Dialogue Arts Project reaches beyond those safe, cookie-cutter efforts to help teachers and students collaborate and communicate more effectively across lines of social identity and difference.


In this highly interactive classroom demonstration, participants will be led through the stages of a typical DAP workshop experience: Active Art, Creative Workshop and Dialogue. In addition to merely modeling a collection of DAP’s best teaching practices, however, this classroom demonstration will include an important debriefing discussion about the urgency of this work, during which participants will share hopes and fears related to social justice and equity in their own learning communities.

Participants will also receive a number of critical DAP resources for use in their respective educational spaces. For more information, please visit: www.dialogueartsproject.com

**Light refreshments will be provided.

UWPPD UWPPD - Saturday, January 7, 2017

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