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|  NYC Citizen Corps Council Resources 2009-2010 Outreach Initiatives Organizational Structure Resource Guide Volunteer Development Program (2010) Volunteer Opportunities What We're About |  | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| NYC Citizen Corps Council Communication Network
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| 5th Annual Disaster Volunteer Conference: Enhancing Cross-Cultural Communication On Tuesday, May 24, the NYC Citizen Corps Council welcomed more than 200 volunteers to its fifth annual Disaster Volunteer Conference, Enhancing Cross-Cultural Communication, at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem. The conference celebrated New York City's diverse communities and brought together leaders from the volunteer, faith-based, immigrant, special needs, and academic communities to discuss the role volunteers can play in enhancing cross-cultural communication before, during, and after a disaster Conference SupportersEvent Program Slideshow: Pre-Conference Keynote Address: Considering Complexity: Language, Culture, Trust and Preparedness | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Emergency Preparedness Strategies for People with Special Needs Symposium The NYC Citizen Corps Council and the Home Based Care Task Force hosted the Emergency Preparedness Strategies for People with Special Needs Symposium on September 21, 2010, bringing together more than 130 consumers, caregivers, and home care providers to address planning needs for people requiring a higher level of support during an emergency event. Press Release Event Program Lessons Learned | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 100 Years: Triangle Shirtwaist Fire One of the worst workplace disasters in New York City history occurred on March 25, 1911. In total, 146 Triangle Waist Company garment workers, mostly immigrant women, perished in a fire in the former Asch Building in Greenwich Village. Shocking America, the disaster was a catalyst for workplace safety, immigrant rights, labor union organizing, and investigative journalism. A century after the fire, America continues to remember, embracing those who lost their lives and the reforms they never had a chance to see. To learn more, check out the NYC Citizen Corps Council's Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Resource Sheet. | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| National Preparedness Month 2010
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