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2010 Upcoming Events:
2010 Upcoming Events:
2010 Change Maker Campaign (100 people raising $100 in 100 days)
Jan. 4th Daly City
Jan. 5th Daly City
Jan. 6th Daly City
Jan. 7th Daly City
Jan. 8th Daly City
Jan. 20th Oakland
Jan. 22nd Oakland
Jan. 29th San Francisco
Feb. 2nd Pacifica
Feb. 9th Pacifica
Feb. 23rd Pacifica
Feb. 26th San Francisco
Feb. 27th San Francisco
March TBA San Francisco
March 9th Redwood City
March 16th Redwood City
Change Maker Campaign Event Descriptions:
Monday through Friday Jan. 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th: 9am to 2pm Pollicita School, Daly City.
“Teaching Leadership and Community Building through English Language Arts Classes”
Wednesday January 20th, 7:30 pm: Oracle Arena, Oakland California. Golden State Warriors vs. Denver Nuggets. “Youth and Volunteer Community Building”
Wednesday January 22nd, 7:30 pm: Oracle Arena, Oakland California. Golden State Warriors vs. New Jersey Nets. “Youth and Volunteer Community Building”
Jan. 29th 7pm City College of San Francisco Wellness Center
Amro Radwan “Bridging the Digital Divide” Utilizing Art and Technology for Social Justice.
Feb. 2, 9th, 23rd, 5:30 to 8:30 Ingrid B. Lacy School in Pacifica
“Building Empathy and Respect”
Feb. 26th TBA City College of San Francisco Wellness Center.
In Room 301 (Performance Studio)
Strong Pulse, Ask Academy, Faye Inc., Chairman Fred Hampton Jr.
Feb. 27th TBA City College of San Francisco Wellness Center.
In Room 301 (Performance Studio)
Strong Pulse, Ask Academy, Faye Inc., Chairman Fred Hampton Jr.
March 9th, 16th 6pm-8pm in Redwood City.
Parent Trainings in
1. “Positive Discipline Techniques”
2. “Bullying/Cyberbullying & ‘sexting’”
Help Increase the Peace Initiative
May TBA San Francisco
May TBA Redwood City
June TBA San Francisco
July TBA San Francisco
Ask Academy Family Day
August TBA Castro Valley/San Leandro
2010 Fall Speaking Tours:
October TBA “Transforming the Education, Juvenile Justice, and Foster Care Systems”
Ask Academy Issues, Events, & Campaigns
Issues
(1) High drop out rates,
(2) High incarceration rates,
(3) Increased violent incidents in schools, and
(4) Women and children comprising the majority of the population under the poverty line.
