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NATIONAL DARE TO BE KING TRAIN-THE-TRAINER RETREAT (Men Only)

OCTOBER 28TH-30TH, 2011

To register visit http://uli-daretobekingretreat.eventbrite.com

A three day Train-the-Trainer Retreat for professionals who are doing intense work with adolescent boys of color. The Train-Trainer retreat will provide participants with an intense three day course focused on implementing the Dare To be King Curriculum. The Train-the-trainer course will deliver the following:

  • Learn how to implement the Dare To Be King Curriculum
  • Learn strategies to engage African American males around healthy decision making, impulse control & moral reasoning
  • Learn critical life skills facilitation techniques
  • Learn how to document positive outcomes among boys of color using the Dare To Be King Curriculum
The training will also incorporate several emotional, spiritual & physical challenges that the facilitators must complete. The training includes meals, training materials, lodging and activities.
On The Calendar
Sept 10, 2011 National Black Family Reunion (Washington, DC)
Educating Black Males (panel featuring David Miller & David Johns) Hosted by the U.S. Department of Education
For more info: http://www.ncnw.org/events/reunion.htm
Sept 23, 2011 Has Sports Damaged Black America? Using Education Through Sport to Revive Youth!

Panel Discussion featuring David Miller, Dr. Davarian Baldwin. Celia Anderson, Nolan Richardson & Ron Thomas. Moderated by Dr. Thabiti Lewis.

Hosted by Congressional Black Caucus Weekend Washington, DC Convention Center.
Sept 24, 2011 A Conversation With Rapper, Actor Common and His Mother Dr. Mahalia Hines at The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Author Pavilion

A Converstion With Rapper, Actor Common

11:00am - 1:00pm
Washington Convention Center
801 Mount Vernon Pl. NW Washington DC
Exhibit Hall-E -Booth 109

Hosted by David Miller & Urban Leadership Institute, The Hurston/Wright Foundation, The Renaissance Group & Howard University Bookstore
Oct 8, 2011 4th Annual Respecting Our Past, Building Our Future
Free Summit for young Black male students (middle & High School)

George Mason University
8:00 a.m. to 3 p.m.

  • Workshop for boys & parents
  • Breakfast & lunch served
Featuring a Keynote Address by David Miller, Urban Leadership Institute
For more info: http://thetatausigma1914.com/registration
Oct 19-22, 2011 Restoration of the Village (Toledo, Ohio)
For more info: www.restorationofthevillage.com

Restoration of the Village

Luncheon: A Healing Cry From Our Mothers: Saving Our Sons By Any Means Necessary
12:30pm - 1:45pm
Moderator by David Miller
Dr. Lonise Bias (Mother of the Late Len Bias), Dr. Mahalia Hines(Mother of Rapper/Actor Common), Tina Cherry and Judi Ellis of K.E.V.I.N
Nov 10 - 12, 2011 Dare To Be King Training (Facilitators)

Featuring a town hall meeting on “Engaging African American Males Around Healthy Decision Making” on Nov 10th. Facilitator Training will be hosted on Nov 11th & 12th, 2011.

Hosted by the Dubuque YMCA (Dubuque, Iowa)
Nov 11-12, 2011 Intervention Not Incarceration:
Supporting Our Youth with Emotional and Behavioral Challenges

Arcadia University (Philadelphia, PA)

David Miller will serve as a panelist
For more info: http://www.arcadia.edu/news/default.aspx?id=37722
Feb 22-24, 2012 Prisoners Family Conference
Albuquerque, New Mexico

Featuring a presentation by David Miller (Where’s Mommy & Daddy: Approaches for Working with Children of Incarcerated Parents)
For more info: www.solutionsforelpaso.org
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