Sentences with phrase «civic group events»

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Two weekslater a group of local civic leaders staged a protest in downtown Sacramento byeating the same Six Dollar Burger at a press event to mock the playboybrothers» requests for public assistance.

This will include social events and happy hours for members and guests all along the 73rd Assembly District, co-sponsored events with like - minded civic and community groups as well as the hosting of events that delve deeply into issues that the community is concerned about.

In his capacity as district director, Rosenthal has been Lancman's primary liaison with community groups, civic associations and nonprofit organizations, while also assisting constituents with problems and coordinating events and services.

She is determined to nurture «from the inside» a project of civil rights education, but her Guarani - speaking high - school students resist her civics lessons - and she quickly learns that gaining their trust won't be an easy task.These subtly illuminating encounters reverberate in the aftermath of the central event of the film - a harrowing sexual assault by a group of young men.

Volunteering or being solicited for speaking engagements at business, civic, social, and arts events should bring a better understanding of gifted children to those groups.

RI - CAN creates informed citizens with a commitment to closing the achievement gap through a combination of media work, electronic communications and social networking, publications and partnerships with like - minded civic and community groups and events.

Through my group in Gainesville, Florida, authors are invited to speak on panels for community events, share writing in critique groups, publish in the group's literary journal, and collaborate with schools and civic groups in the area.

Book clubs, civic organizations, Toastmasters (Elizabeth is a member), writer's conferences, library events, schools, women's retreats, and church groups.

With its over 100 events each year and collaborations with 100 - plus community partners, including schools, universities, museums, businesses, civic, and community groups, Georgia State is... more»

Perhaps you volunteered in events related to law that were sponsored by your community or civic groups.

Family parties, get - togethers with friends, children's events, church events, and holiday parties held by associations and civic groups should all be viewed and treated as networking opportunities.

Students can find networking opportunities through friends, family, former and current employers or professors; in college alumni associations, professional organizations, student associations or at civic events and mixers; and through the local chamber of commerce, in Greek organizations, volunteer groups and churches.

They join local civic groups, go to meetings, sponsor events and groups, and more.

Additional recruiting sources include referrals, networking events, community and civic groups, real estate schools, career seminars, and even a simple career page on your brokerage website.