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SUMMARY:Public Safety: What are the roles for community & police?
DESCRIPTION:What have we learned since the murder of George Floyd?\nJoin ALF Senior Fellows and Fellows from across our national network to learn and share about our roles – law enforcement and community leaders – and opportunities to think and act in new ways to make and keep our communities safe.\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\nBuy Tickets on Eventbrite\n\nREGISTER NOW\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				Let’s disrupt the polarizing debate about defunding and defending police and ask ourselves the bigger questions: \n\nWhat do communities need to be safe?\nWhat have we learned\, and what changes are we making since the police killing of George Floyd two years ago?\n\nHear from local and national leaders in law enforcement and civil rights from California\, North Carolina\, Texas\, and Washington. Share your experiences and ideas\, too! \nModerator: Rick Williams\, ALF Fellows Program Co-Facilitator & former Philanthropy CEO (ALF Silicon Valley\, Class XXXIII) \nPanelists: \n\nLouis Cooper\, Sr. Director of Security & Corporate Social Responsibility\, Port of Tacoma\, and member\, Tacoma Police Advisory Committee (ALF Tacoma\, Class XX)\nJames Gonzales\, San Jose Police Department & former Vice President\, San Jose Police Officers Association\, LGBTQ Community Leader\, and co-leader\, ALF Justice & Safety Learning Community (ALF Silicon Valley\, Class XXVII)\nDarcie Green\, Executive Director\, Latinas Contra Cancer\, and co-leader\, ALF Justice & Safety Learning Community (ALF Silicon Valley\, Class XXVIII)\nChief Jeffrey Ledford\, Shelby Police Department (ALF Charlotte Region\, Class XV)\nChief Sheryl Victorian\, Waco Police Department (ALF Houston\, Class XLVII)
URL:https://www.alfsv.org/event/public-safety-what-are-the-roles-for-community-police/
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CATEGORIES:ALF National,Race & Equity
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SUMMARY:ALF National Presents: Money as Medicine - A Dialogue with Edgar Villanueva
DESCRIPTION:Event Description:\nIn his 2018 book Decolonizing Wealth: Indigenous Wisdom to Heal Divides and Restore Balance\, Edgar Villanueva draws from Native traditions to prescribe the medicine for restoring balance and healing our divides. Edgar calls on us to use our money as medicine\, replacing the “divide\, control\, exploit” paradigm with “connect\, relate\, belong.”  We invite Senior Fellows to engage in dialogue with Edgar on these concepts\, and explore how we as Senior Fellows practice our ALF values when it comes to investment and philanthropy. \nThis is a virtual event. Please register below. \n  \nAbout Edgar Villanueva:\nEdgar Villanueva is a globally-recognized expert on social justice philanthropy. Edgar serves as Chair of the Board of Directors of Native Americans in Philanthropy\, NDN Collective\, and is a Board Member of the Andrus Family Fund\, a national foundation that works to improve outcomes for vulnerable youth. \nEdgar currently serves as Senior Vice President at the Schott Foundation for Public Education where he oversees grant investment and capacity building supports for education justice campaigns across the United States. \nEdgar is the award-winning author of Decolonizing Wealth\, a bestselling book offering hopeful and compelling alternatives to the dynamics of colonization in the philanthropic and social finance sectors. \nIn addition to working in philanthropy for many years\, he has consulted with numerous nonprofit organizations and national and global philanthropies on advancing racial equity inside of their institutions and through their investment strategies. \nEdgar holds two degrees from the Gillings Global School of Public Health at The University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Edgar is an enrolled member of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina and resides in Brooklyn\, NY. \n  \nRegister Here: \n\n  \nThe ALF National Board is piloting zoom events in an effort to bring Senior Fellows together in dialogue. These are truly a grassroots effort\, with Chapter Executives and volunteers helping to organize and moderate. ALF represents all of us and\, as such\, does not subscribe to any singular political ideology. The views and opinions expressed by guest speakers do not necessarily reflect the views of ALF as an organization. We do not\, as an organization\, formally endorse initiatives or candidates. We hold the container for and welcome authentic dialogues that challenge our thinking and help us gain deeper perspectives. Do you have a topic or a speaker to suggest for an ALF national dialogue? Are you able to help organize a dialogue? Please reach out to ALF National Board Chair Suzanne St. John-Crane at suzanne@alfsv.org.
URL:https://www.alfsv.org/event/money-as-medicine-with-edgar-villanueva/
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SUMMARY:ALF National Presents: Race\, Religion\, & Recovery
DESCRIPTION:Event Description:\nOur country is wrestling with multiple crises that have born an opportunity for us to write a new recovery narrative. Will the door to racial justice be open long enough for transformative personal awakenings and policy shifts? How will religious institutions play a role in our healing? The story is being written as we speak and the outcomes are our individual and collective responsibility. Join ALF Senior Fellows from across the country to practice deep dialogue on how we move our country forward to ensure liberty\, freedom and justice for all. \nFeatured Guests:\n \nDr. Clayborne Carson\nDr. Clayborne Carson is the founder of the Martin Luther King Jr. Research and Education Institute at Stanford University\, where he is also the Martin Luther King Jr. Centennial Professor of History. He has devoted most of his professional life to the study of Martin Luther King Jr. and the movements the iconic orator inspired. Dr. Carson’s scholarly publications have focused on African-American protest movements and political thought of the period after World War II. In 1985\, Coretta Scott King invited Dr. Carson to edit and publish the papers of her late husband. Under Carson’s direction\, the King Papers Project has produced seven volumes of The Papers of Martin Luther King Jr. He has served as a consultant on several documentary films and has appeared on many national TV and radio programs. \n  \nReverend Cheryl Moore Adamson\, M.Div. \nReverend Cheryl Moore Adamson was born in Hartsville\, South Carolina on May 23\, 1952 and grew up in Conway\, where she graduated from high school in 1970. She attended the University of South Carolina\, receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology in 1974 and the University of Maryland at College Park where she earned a Masters’ Degree in Health Education in 1982. \nReverend Adamson is the Executive Director of the Palmetto Works Community Development Corporation\, the umbrella organization for Palmetto Kids! Music and Arts Academy\, the Palmetto Youth Leadership Academy\, and CHOPS Produce\, a fruit & vegetable store serving a low-income community in a USDA certified food desert. She has served on the National Coordinating Council of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship\, on the board of the Waccamaw Community Foundation\, and is a member of Class II of the Waccamaw American Leadership Forum. She has served as the Chairperson of the Board of the Baptist House of Studies at Duke Divinity School and as the convener of the Annual Women’s Beachwalk Retreat. \n  \n \nChris Norwood (Moderator)\, Class XXVIII\nChris Norwood is a Stanford University Technologist \, Founder of Bay Area Tutoring Association\, Milpitas Unified School Board of Trustees Vice President\, member of San Jose State College of Education Advisory Committee and American Leadership Forum (ALF) Silicon Valley Senior Fellow. Chris has been a social justice advocate\, civil rights community leader and education champion for digital literacy and computer science equity in the San Francisco Bay Area. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Christian Leadership and Biblical Theology from William Jessup University\, CLC and ITIL 4.0 Certified\, married 20 years with two children. \n  \nRegister Here: \n\nThe ALF National Board is piloting zoom events in an effort to bring Senior Fellows together in dialogue. These are truly a grassroots effort\, with Chapter Executives and volunteers helping to organize and moderate. ALF represents all of us and\, as such\, does not subscribe to any singular political ideology. The views and opinions expressed by guest speakers do not necessarily reflect the views of ALF as an organization. We do not\, as an organization\, formally endorse initiatives or candidates. We hold the container for and welcome authentic dialogues that challenge our thinking and help us gain deeper perspectives. Do you have a topic or a speaker to suggest for an ALF national dialogue? Are you able to help organize a dialogue? Please reach out to ALF National Board Chair Suzanne St. John-Crane at suzanne@alfsv.org.
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