JOBS FOR YOUTH - JOBS FOR ALL!
Amistad Awards and Youth Performances
Anniversary Rally & Greeting Book
Sunday, December 4th at 4 pm at Cooperative Arts and
Humanities High School, 177 College St, New Haven
Greeting book deadline is November 19, 2011
We are excited to announce the recipients of this year's Amistad Awards which will be presented by the People's World on Sunday, December 4, 2011 at 4 pm at a special anniversary rally and youth cultural program, “Jobs for Youth – Jobs for All!” in New Haven at Cooperative Arts and Humanities High School, 177 College Street.
We rally in hope and unity to reject bigotry and fear and build the growing movement to pass national jobs legislation, rebuild the American Dream and put people before profits.
We celebrate the contributions and example of Renae Reese, Delphine Clyburn and Pastor Abraham Hernandez, three wonderful leaders and role models who challenge economic inequality and are in the forefront of organizing for jobs, health care and opportunities for youth.
Renae Reese inspires grass roots organizing for economic rights and health care as director of the Connecticut Center for a New Economy. She is passionate for workers' safety and union rights, as past director of ConnectiCOSH and an organizer of UHP, AFT Local 3837 at UConn Health Center.
Delphine Clyburn is a Local 1199 union steward with years of dedication to equal rights on the job and in the community where she is leading the struggle for jobs for Newhallville residents in New Haven as an Alderwoman-elect, and involving young people to make social change.
Pastor Abraham Hernandez is recognized across Connecticut for his compassionate work with the Interfaith Fellowship for Universal Health Care and a decade of struggles for jobs for Latino and African American residents and for bringing Latino youth into the political process.
The annual awards are presented to allies by the People's World on the occasion of the 92nd anniversary of the Communist Party USA.
We hope that you and your family and friends will attend. We invite your participation in this special annual greeting book to recognize the recipients, honor those who have gone before, and celebrate the leadership coming forward from youth today. The deadline is November 19, 2011.
GREETING BOOK:
Centerspread $350 - center two pages of the book
Patron page $225 - special placement in the book
Full page $125
Half page $65
Quarter page $35
Name $10
Send by e-mail to: ct-pww@pobox.com or mail to 37 Howe St, New Haven, CT 06511
TICKETS:
$10 each
$25 each for solidarity tickets (includes name in book)
Checks to People's World. Mail to 37 Howe St, New Haven CT 06511
People's World Amistad Awards Committee
37 Howe Street, New Haven CT 06511
(203) 624-8664
Anniversary Rally & Greeting Book
Sunday, December 4th at 4 pm at Cooperative Arts and
Humanities High School, 177 College St, New Haven
Greeting book deadline is November 19, 2011
We are excited to announce the recipients of this year's Amistad Awards which will be presented by the People's World on Sunday, December 4, 2011 at 4 pm at a special anniversary rally and youth cultural program, “Jobs for Youth – Jobs for All!” in New Haven at Cooperative Arts and Humanities High School, 177 College Street.
We rally in hope and unity to reject bigotry and fear and build the growing movement to pass national jobs legislation, rebuild the American Dream and put people before profits.
We celebrate the contributions and example of Renae Reese, Delphine Clyburn and Pastor Abraham Hernandez, three wonderful leaders and role models who challenge economic inequality and are in the forefront of organizing for jobs, health care and opportunities for youth.
Renae Reese inspires grass roots organizing for economic rights and health care as director of the Connecticut Center for a New Economy. She is passionate for workers' safety and union rights, as past director of ConnectiCOSH and an organizer of UHP, AFT Local 3837 at UConn Health Center.
Delphine Clyburn is a Local 1199 union steward with years of dedication to equal rights on the job and in the community where she is leading the struggle for jobs for Newhallville residents in New Haven as an Alderwoman-elect, and involving young people to make social change.
Pastor Abraham Hernandez is recognized across Connecticut for his compassionate work with the Interfaith Fellowship for Universal Health Care and a decade of struggles for jobs for Latino and African American residents and for bringing Latino youth into the political process.
The annual awards are presented to allies by the People's World on the occasion of the 92nd anniversary of the Communist Party USA.
We hope that you and your family and friends will attend. We invite your participation in this special annual greeting book to recognize the recipients, honor those who have gone before, and celebrate the leadership coming forward from youth today. The deadline is November 19, 2011.
GREETING BOOK:
Centerspread $350 - center two pages of the book
Patron page $225 - special placement in the book
Full page $125
Half page $65
Quarter page $35
Name $10
Send by e-mail to: ct-pww@pobox.com or mail to 37 Howe St, New Haven, CT 06511
TICKETS:
$10 each
$25 each for solidarity tickets (includes name in book)
Checks to People's World. Mail to 37 Howe St, New Haven CT 06511
People's World Amistad Awards Committee
37 Howe Street, New Haven CT 06511
(203) 624-8664
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