or call (619) 696-9992

 

Nominate a Greater Golden Hill Leader Or Business For Our Annual Award

 

Latina Business Conference

April 25, 2009

10:00am -5:00pm

 

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Do you work with teens? Do you hear your teens talking about their relationships? Do you want them to make healthy choices? Here is your chance!
 
Trainer: Tiffany Campbell
SDSU Graduate School of Public Health
This high-energy, interactive training will offer participants:
-New techniques and strategies to address healthy vs. unhealthy
relationships from a youth perspective
-Teen relationship violence incidence, characteristics & common myths
-Mock phone call to the 24-hour 1-888-DVLINKS Hotline

All Levels of Prevention addressed:
-Games and exercises to teach all students
-How to identify red flags & recognize youth at risk
-How to talk with boys and girls in the early stages of dating violence
-Get resources to help teens in abusive relationships

Registration: Please contact Xochitl Even at (858) 581-5887 orxeven@theci.org.
Space is limited so register early!
PERFECT FOR
After-School Middle & High School Program Staff, Middle & High School Educators & Administrators, Juvenile Probation & Juvenile Diversion Staff

Friday, May 15, 2009
9:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Training Location:Balboa Health & Human Services
8965 Balboa Ave, SD, CA 92123
(Parking available in lot & parking structure in back of building) Conference Room 1 A & B

For more information, go to: http://www.hacu.net/hacu/Default_EN.asp

We would like to invite your participation in the community ranking process of the top health issues affecting residents in the Paradise Valley Hospital (PVH) service area. The Paradise Valley Community Health Fund Advisory Committee will use the results of this survey, along with community input from the February community forums and health indicators for the region, to determine the priorities for the first round of funding for the Paradise Valley Community Health Fund at The San Diego Foundation. The Request for Proposals will be released in late May.

We ask that you only participate in the survey once, either by responding online or by filling in a paper copy of the survey. Please feel free to distribute this email to other interested individuals. If you did not receive this email directly and would like to be added to our mailing list for updates related to the PVH Fund, please click here.

The Paradise Valley Community Health Fund Advisory Committee, The San Diego Foundation, and Alliance Healthcare Foundation appreciate your participation in this important process. Please feel free to contact us should you have any questions, or if you would like to receive paper copies of the survey.

 

SURVEY IN ENGLISH  |  SURVEY IN SPANISH

 

Anahid Brakke
The San Diego Foundation

anahid@sdfoundation.org
619-814-1323

Linda Lloyd
Alliance Healthcare Foundation

LLloyd@AllianceHF.org
858-614-4889

 

THE HISPANIC MEETING PROFESSIONALS
14th Annual International Conference & Trade Show
December 6-9, 2009
Hyatt Regency Tech Center
Denver, Colorado

The International Associational of Hispanic Meeting Professionals IAHMP Annual Conference has earned an impressive reputation for delivering a high quality content driven event that is also recognized as the largest convening of Hispanic meeting professionals from throughout the USA, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Central/South America, Spain and Portugal.  Rich in history and tradition, the IAHMP Annual Conference is rated as a 'must attend' by industry representatives to meet with Hispanic meeting planners. The annual conference is also the place to be to gain your CDMP certification as a Certified Diversity Meeting Professional. And you can also gather timely information on issues important to the Hispanic community. The annual conference is also an opportunity to increase corporate presence and CVB presence and participate through strategic partnerships. IAHMP Mexico Chapter also invites you to attend the 2nd Annual Conference, July 8-11, 2009 in Zacatecas, Mexico. To join IAHMP and attend the annual conferences see www.IAHMP.org

or call GVR Public Relations Agency at 281-333-1881 or 281-333-1552. 

Click on the image above to make an appointment.

A Thank You Reception will occur next door at the House of Puerto Rico Cottage. Any questions, please contact Aileen at
quepasa@houseofpuertorico.com.

 

More than one hundred farm workers will be in Sacramento this Thursday, April 23--on the 16th anniversary of Cesar Chavez' passing--to lobby to protect themselves from grower abuses.
Farm workers want to tell their legislators about the abuses and safety violations they are forced to deal with on a daily basis. Things like a lack of clean drinking water, shade to protect them from the searing sun, and clean restrooms. They also want breaks that would allow them to use these "luxuries". They want to ask their legislators and Governor Schwarzenegger to give farm workers the tools to help farm workers enforce the laws themselves.

SB789, CA Employee Free Choice Act for Farm Workers (Steinberg), is a bill that will do this. This important bill will make it easier for farm workers to organize and help enforce the laws that California's government cannot enforce.

SB789 will be on the senate floor Thursday afternoon and farm workers will be lobbying in Sacramento to encourage senators to pass this vital bill.

Honor Cesar Chavez' legacy on the 16th anniversary of his passing by taking action to support this vital bill. Send your e-mail today. .

 

 

 

 

 

The City of San Diego, Environmental Services Department, in conjunction with SDG&E's Emerging Technology Division, is soliciting public input on the quality of new street lighting technology. We need about 100 volunteers to participate in the lighting survey scheduled next Tuesday April 28, 2009 from 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., location to be determined. Please reply no later than Thursday, April 23rd to the City Environmental Services Department at Energy@SanDiego.gov and include your NAME, PHONE NUMBER and ZIP CODE, and the number of people participating.  They will get back to you with more details.
 
Surveyors will walk less than one mile. Snacks and water will be provided. The first 100 volunteers will be eligible for eight (8)  $25 gift card drawings. If you have questions, please call (858) 492-6005