Dr. Martin Luther King Program

The annual Burlington Dr. Martin Luther King program will be held on
Sunday, January 21st 2007 at 3:00 p.m. in Burlington City hall. Those
to be acknowledged at the annual MLK event are:
Sister Janice Ryan, Peace and Justice Center, Lydia Clemmons, Jackson
Clemmons, Connie Price.
Please save the dates.
Multicultural Center Community News
During the fall semester, 2007, 5 UVM students were assigned to
the Multicultural Center
this fall as a community service project and there is one student from
Woodbury College continuing through the Dr. Martin Luther King
Celebration.
There is great interest from many community partners in the
center and the furure looks very promising.
The 2006 Minority Health Conference
Establishing Partnerships that
will create a Healthier Minority Community
Date: Thursday, September 7, 2006

Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m
Wyndham Hotel
60 Battery Street
Burlington, Vermont 05401
Conference Dinner "Embracing Diversity"
Date: Wednesday, September 6, 2006
Time: 6:00 PM
Wyndham Hotel
60 Battery Street
Burlington, VT
Opening Keynote:
Thandeka Tutu Gxashe
(Desmond Tutu's Daughter)
Rollins School of Public Health
Emory University
Conference Overview:
The conference will bring
together Health Care professionals, consumers, representatives from
diverse communities and policy makers to identify areas of health care
quality, cultural competence and disparities for divers populations
Plenary Presenters
Joan Fobbs-Wilson, Ph. D. C.R.C.,
Associate Professor, Alabama A&M University
Sondra Solomon, Ph. D., Associate Professor of Psychology &
Psychiatry, UVM.
Judith Murphy, Ed. D, CHES, American Cancer Society, New England
Division, Inc.
Burton Wilche, Ph. D. Associate Professor and Chair department of
Medical Laboratory Radiation Sciences, College of Nursing and Health
Sciences, UVM.
Glen Elder, Ph. D., Associate Professor, UVM.
Elizabeth A. Bonnie, M.D., Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology
UVM College of Medicine
Rene Coleman-Mitchell, State of Connecticut Department of Health
Lunch Keynotes
Dr. Melinda Estes, President and
CEO, Fletcher Allen Healthcare
Ms. Sharon Moffat, Acting Commissioner, Vermont Department of Health
Dr. Faynese Miller, Dean, College of Education and Social Services, UVM.
Registration deadline is August
25, 2006.
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Diversity" |
$30 |
| [] I will attend the conference |
$55 |
| [] I will attend the dinner and the conference |
$85 |
Please return registration to:
The Greater Burlington
Multicultural Resource Center
Patrick Brown
63 Pearl Street, Suite 140
Burlington, VT 05401; or
patbw@hotmail.com
Info : 802/657-4219
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The 2006 Diversity Conference “Women”
Monday, March 6, 2006

8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Wyndham Hotel, 60 Battery Street, Burlington, VT
Presented by The Greater Burlington Multicultural Resource Center
Women are filling many critical leadership roles in our state, our
country, our world. Hear women who are leaders in education,
healthcare, business and government discuss their experiences, careers,
lessons and challenges.
Sponsors: Burlington Free Press, Chittenden Bank, Citizens Bank,
General Dynamics, Key Bank, United Way of Chittenden County, University
of Vermont
Agenda
8:00 a.m. Registration
8:30 a.m. Opening/Keynote
The Role of Women in Education
The Role of Women in Leadership
Lunch/Keynote Speaker
The Role of Women in Healthcare
The Role of Women in the Workplace
Closing Keynote
Registration deadline is March
1, 2006.
The Registration Fee is $75.00. This includes a continental
breakfast and lunch. Registration for groups of 10 minimum will
be $50.00 each. Request to attend will be honored based on space
availability. No request to bill or purchase order after
registration deadline. We can not accept credit card
payments. You can not register for part of the conference.
You must pay the full registration even if you are only attending a
part of the conference. Please make checks payable to “GBMRC”.
Please return (mail or e-mail) registration to:
The Greater Burlington Multicultural Resource Center
Patrick Brown
63 Pearl Street, Suite 140
Burlington, VT 05401; or
patbw@hotmail.com
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Flyer (PDF)
Judy Richardson to Speak at MLK Remembrance
Judy Richardson, Associate Producer of the six time Emmy Award winning
Eyes on the Prize will deliver the
2006 Burlington Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. address on Sunday, January
15, at 4 p.m. in the Contois Auditorium of Burlington City Hall.
Ms. Richardson is the Co-Producer of Malcolm X: Make it Plain. Ms.
Richardson bring a long-time civil rights background to her Burlington
address. Her documentary work has brought her experiences with the
Civil Rights Movement in the South and activist groups in the North
together.
Ms. Richardson has authored numerous articles and lectures nationally
about the movement, its history and its relevance to issues of today.
The 2006 Burlington King remembrance is co-sponsored by the City of
Burlington, Church Street Marketplace and United Way of Chittenden
County.
For information please contact the Burlington Dr. Martin Luther
King,Jr. Committee at 802-657-4219. Free and open to the public.
2006 Martin Luther King Celebration
Newark Boys Choir Performance Postponed
The Newark Boys Choir is performing at the Flynn
Theater on January 8, at 2 PM, as part of the 2006 Martin Luther King
Celebration. Tickets and info 86-flynn or 657-4219.
For more information about the Newark Boys Chorus School,
visit the website at http://www.newark-boys-chorus-school.net/.
2005 Diversity Conference
Establishing New Partnerships In
Our Communities of Color In Vermont
Monday,March 28, 2005
8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Sheraton Burlington Hotel & Conference Center
870 Williston Road
Conference Overview
Establishing New Partnerships in Our Communities of Color In Vermont
will bring together community members, service providers, legal experts
and healthcare advocates to explore the complexities of diversity and
its impact on the community. The workshops, presentations and
speakers will address a variety of topics to provide an understanding,
creative and safe environment where this diverse population can come
together openly to share their experiences and ideas, and seek
solutions to challenges that create barriers to diversity.
Conference Agenda [
Click Here]
Conference Brochure [
PDF, Click Here]
Martin Luther King
Rememberance 2005
Sunday, January 16
11 AM
First Unitarian Church
Church Street
Burlington, Vermont
Rev Gary Kowalski will deliver a short sermon and then introduce the
featured guest, Hon. Mac Emanual, the Consul General from Antigua to
the United States. His topic will be Dr. King was not only for a Just
World but for a Just America.
For more informtion, email info@gbmrc.org or call (802) 657-4219