Events
The Governor’s Office of Gang and Youth Violence Policy and the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services plan to host a CalGRIP Grant Readers’ Conference and is seeking grant readers from law enforcement, community- and faith-based organizations, school districts and local governments that are experienced in program or policy efforts to address gang and youth violence at the local level. The Conference will take place from December 1-5, 2008 in Sacramento. Travel, lodging and per diem reimbursement will be available for readers coming from outside a 50-mile radius from the reading sit
Hilton Anaheim
777 Convention Way
Anaheim, CA 92802
(714) 750-4321
The Governor’s Office of Gang and Youth Violence Policy and the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services plan to host a CalGRIP Grant Readers’ Conference and is seeking grant readers from law enforcement, community- and faith-based organizations, school districts and local governments that are experienced in program or policy efforts to address gang and youth violence at the local level. The Conference will take place from December 1-5, 2008 in Sacramento. Travel, lodging and per diem reimbursement will be available for readers coming from outside a 50-mile radius from the reading sit
Please join us at the first convening of TA providers, otherwise referred to as Technical Assistance Providers Partnering for Excellence (TAPPE) event. The goal of this gathering is to bring the community of TA providers together to network, share promising practices and consider a common definition for our work. You can CHOOSE to attend EITHER convening to be held:
The Governor’s Office of Gang and Youth Violence Policy and the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services plan to host a CalGRIP Grant Readers’ Conference and is seeking grant readers from law enforcement, community- and faith-based organizations, school districts and local governments that are experienced in program or policy efforts to address gang and youth violence at the local level. The Conference will take place from December 1-5, 2008 in Sacramento. Travel, lodging and per diem reimbursement will be available for readers coming from outside a 50-mile radius from the reading sit
The Governor’s Office of Gang and Youth Violence Policy and the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services plan to host a CalGRIP Grant Readers’ Conference and is seeking grant readers from law enforcement, community- and faith-based organizations, school districts and local governments that are experienced in program or policy efforts to address gang and youth violence at the local level. The Conference will take place from December 1-5, 2008 in Sacramento. Travel, lodging and per diem reimbursement will be available for readers coming from outside a 50-mile radius from the reading sit
Literacy Instructional Approaches for After School Staff
A statewide initiative, the After School Literacy Project holds important promise to strengthen supplemental support services for students in California after school programs. This project is a partnership of The After School Partnerships Office (ASPO) of the California Department of Education (CDE); San Diego State University Research Foundation; and the Region 9 Technical Assistance Center for After School Programs.
Please join us at the first convening of TA providers, otherwise referred to as Technical Assistance Providers Partnering for Excellence (TAPPE) event. The goal of this gathering is to bring the community of TA providers together to network, share promising practices and consider a common definition for our work. You can CHOOSE to attend EITHER convening to be held:
Literacy Instructional Approaches for After School Staff
A statewide initiative, the After School Literacy Project holds important promise to strengthen supplemental support services for students in California after school programs. This project is a partnership of The After School Partnerships Office (ASPO) of the California Department of Education (CDE); San Diego State University Research Foundation; and the Region 9 Technical Assistance Center for After School Programs.
This audio conference, intended for program developers, intermediaries, and community organizations, will highlight potential financing strategies and promising practices from the mentoring field. This event will include a panel of speakers that can share local perspectives and will conclude with an interactive question-and-answer session with participants. The audio conference, offered by the Finance Project, will take place between 10:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. pacific standard time on December 18, 2008.
