National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc.
P.O. Box 423314
415 525 0410, Jackiewright@wrightnow.biz
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San Francisco a City of Dreams~Join 100 Black Women of
San Francisco for the
"Bridging Generations" "Golden Girls Hats and Gloves Tea" March 5,
During the National Coalition of 100 Black Women in San Francisco Weekend.
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National Coalition of 100 Black Women's National President
to Speak at March Tea During 100 Black Women in San Francisco Weekend with News of an Employment Training Opportunity
The
San Francisco Chapter Creates An Employment Training Opportunity &
Makes a National Multicultural Call During Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Holiday Weekend for Attendance at the March 2011 "Golden Girls Hat and
Gloves Tea" at the famed Fairmont Hotel During the National Coalition of
100 Black Women in San Francisco Weekend March 4-6.
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Dr. M. Delois Strum National President of the National Coaltion of 100 Black Women
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San
Francisco-The Dr. Martin Luther King Holiday was the back drop to
announce a multicultural call to action by the San Francisco Chapter of
the National Coalition of 100 Black Women for an employment training
program and upcoming community fundraiser in March.
During Women's History Month, National Coalition of 100 Black Women's President M. Delois (Dee Dee) Strum PhD.
will be the keynote speaker at the Sixth Annual "Golden Girls Hats and
Gloves Tea" to be held Saturday, March 5, 2011 at the historic Fairmont
Hotel on famed Nob Hill in San Francisco.
The San
Francisco Chapter of the Coalition of 100 Black Women is making a
national call to action for a National Coalition of 100 Black Women
Weekend in San Francisco, March 4, 5, and 6, 2011 inviting women's
groups and their families and friends from across the nation. Everyone is welcome. As
fund raising allows, the San Francisco Chapter is also providing the
unique "Bridging the Generations Employment Training Opportunity" that
will be an intergenerational three month "on the job" training program
for at least two persons over 55, three high school to post graduate age youth and two long-term unemployed job seekers.
"Hospitality
is the most significant and direct way to build bridges between people
and I applaud the San Francisco Chapter for making a call to action for
women of all races and ethnic backgrounds and their families and friends
to break bread with us during the "Bridging the Generations" Tea and
Tour of San Francisco, said National President of the Coalition of 100
Black Women, Dr. M. Delois (Dee Dee) Strum. What better
place to build or reinforce cultural bridges than in San Francisco,
where the first United Nations meeting was held. The
development of the "Bridging the Generations Employment Training
Opportunity" is an example of out of the box thinking that demonstrates
the capacity of coalition chapters to benefit their communities."
