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Join us for the New Directions for Disconnected Youth Forum!
Registration for this event is closed. There may be a waiting list for standing room. For more information or to be added to the waiting list, please contact Rachelle House.
PRELIMINARY AGENDA
“New Directions for Disconnected Youth” Forum Friday, June 6, 2008 9am-12:30pm Baruch College, School of Public Affairs
Welcome Fatima Goldman, Executive Director/CEO, FPWA
Opening Address Rev. Dr. Drew Giddings, Executive Director, ACT* for Children
Forum Moderator Commissioner Jeanne Mullgrav, NYC Department of Youth and Community Development
Panel Presentations
- Panel #1: Multiple Lifelong Learning Options in Education for Disconnected Youth
Derrick Griffith, Director/Principal, CUNY Prep High School Tom Pendleton, Director of Learning to Work Initiatives, Office of Multiple Pathways to Graduation Eric Sweeting, Education Director, New Alternatives for Children Lew Zuchman, Executive Director, SCAN New York Youth Participant, SCAN New York
- Panel #2: "Tough Love" Approaches in Workforce Development for Disconnected Youth
Tana Fileccia-Flagg, Director, Office of Workforce Development, NYS Office of Children and Family Services Reg Foster, Northeast Regional Manager, IBM Corporate Community Relations and Chair, NYC Workforce Investment Board Youth Council Randy Peers, Executive Director, Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow Matt Kelly, Program Coordinator, Young Adult Internship Program, Henry Street Settlement Terrell Russell, Youth Participant, Henry Street Settlement
- Panel #3: Integrating Special Needs/Mental Health Services for Disconnected Youth
Susan Dooha, Executive Director, Center for Independence of the Disabled, NY Thomas Krever, Executive Director, The Hetrick-Martin Institute Dr. Roslyn Murov, Medical Director, Abbott House Dr. Kathryn Salisbury, Chief Project Officer, Coordinated Children’s Services Initiative Dr. Catherine Morrison, Director of Clinical and Social Services, St. Christopher's, Inc. Youth Participant, St. Christopher’s, Inc.
Closing Remarks Bich Ha Pham, Director, Policy, Advocacy & Research, FPWA
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