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NDILC “Embed the Vision Challenge” for Youth Educational & Training Programs – Deadline June 20, 2020

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04 Jun

Is your organization or company nurturing the foundation for children in underserved communities to achieve their professional dreams? Show the NAWRB Diversity & Inclusion Leadership Council (NDILC) how you are “embedding the vision” of opportunity in the minds of America’s next generations!

NDILC is pleased to announce the “Embed the Vision Challenge” for youth educational training programs that are helping to increase diversity in industries in which minorities are underrepresented by providing children and teens with the resources they need to pursue their dreams. Organizations and  companies that participate in the challenge by June 20th, 2020  will be featured in NAWRB’s Magazine, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, and non-profits will be given a complimentary subbanner in our newsletter! 

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Unspoken Issues Impacting Women: Poverty, Health, Sexual Exploitation and Self-Confidence

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08 Aug

From its title alone, you can tell this panel was a little different from the others. Wide-ranging in scope, yet narrow in its focus on issues that derail women from advancing in life, the conversations held on stage focused on topics people are sometimes uncomfortable talking about including sexual exploitation and poverty.

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Single Mothers at the Border: A Crisis with Lasting Impact

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24 Jun

As we think of the recent crisis at the South Texas border with children separated from their parents, first and foremost, the policy’s immediate impact comes to mind.  A child’s primary bond is with his or her parent. To anyone who understands that bond no analysis is needed to comprehend negative implications.

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