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Event: Idealist Nonprofit Career Fair Co-Sponsored By: George Washington University's Human Services Program, Office of Community Services in Student Activities, and the National Society of Collegiate Scholars When: Thursday, Nov. 11, 2004 12:00-4:00 PM Where: Marvin Center 3rd Floor 800 21st Street, NW, Wash, DC 20052 Cost: Free for Job-seekers, $50 for Organizations to help cover costs To complement the online job-matching done at Idealist.org, they have launched a series of nonprofit career fairs where organizations, job-seekers and Career Service professionals at local colleges and universities can meet face-to-face. The Nonprofit Career Fair is now coming to Washington DC! The career fair will be hosted by The George Washington University on Thursday, November 11, 2004 from 12:00-4:00 PM in the 3rd floor of the Marvin Center. The career fair will consist of: *An informal networking period for nonprofit recruiters and representatives from local colleges and university Offices of Career Services. For more information and to register, follow the link below to visit Idealist's website. | ||||||
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Event: The Role of Religion in Caribbean History:From Amerindian Shamanism to Rastafarianism with author & activist Patrick "Pops" Hylton Date: Thursday, November 18, 2004 Time: 5:30pm to 7:30pm Place: Howard University 2400 6th Street, NW Blackburn Center Gallery Lounge -1st floor Preview:"The conquest and colonization of the Americas, like Asia, Africa and Australia, were accomplished with the gun and the bible. Historically, religion has been used to rationalized and consolidate military conquest, preserve empires through mental enslavement of the conquered, and destroy resistance by debasing and vulgarizing the culture of the subject peoples. Those among the vanquished who refused to submit to the alien faith were treated as social outcasts and - depending on the level of effectiveness of their resistance - as outlaws. This was the role played by the culture of the European ruling classes in the Caribbean and the New World. The institution entrusted with its propagation was the Christian Church - Roman Catholicism and Protestantism." | ||||||
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Dear Friends of the LAYC: Once again the Latin American Youth Center is participating in the 17th Annual Help the Homeless Walkathon sponsored by the Fannie Mae Foundation. For those of you who have walked before this day always promises to be fun and rewarding. If you have never participated -please do so this year and support the Latin American Youth Center's work with homeless and unaccompanied youth in our foster care, street outreach, transitional and independent living programs. You can help in the following ways: Our code is LAYC! LAYC's goal for this year is to raise $75,000 to support our programs! We can only reach this goal if you walk, get sponsors and support others to walk too! Thanks in advance for your support. On the day of the event LAYC will be gathering on the mall near the letter "L" of the alphabet! If you pre-register you will get a beautiful T-shirt!!!! | ||||||
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