[NEohioPAL]3rd Annual Hate Crimes Conference - 6/21, 6/22, 6/23

Fri Jun 11 04:17:00 PDT 2004

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A  few members have asked for the application form, it wasn't clear
enough earlier, so I've included this again, it's free to anyone but
need to register. Please attend. 

NORTHERN OHIO HATE CRIMES WORKING GROUP

3rd Annual Hate Crimes Conference

June 21, 22, and 23, 2004

Registration Form - Type or Print

Name: _____________________________

Company/Org: ______________________

Address: ___________________________

City/St/Zip: _________________________

Daytime Ph. No: _____________________

Evening Ph. No: _____________________

Email Address: ______________________

Physical/Dietary Restrictions: ________

___________________________________

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION Indicate which day(s) you will be attending:

__________ Full Conference 

__________ Monday only 

__________ Tuesday only 

__________ Wednesday only 

CEU's and CLE's applied for. Cost: $10

Fax completed registration form to:

FBI Community Outreach Program

216-622-6898, or mail to:

KF&F International, LLC

4564 Anderson Road, Suite 100

S. Euclid, Ohio 44121

Email questions to:  <mailto:kffintl at aol.com> kffintl at aol.com

or to  <mailto:cos.Cleveland at fbi.gov> cos.Cleveland at fbi.gov or call
216-622-6615

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: June 17, 2004

Conference Location:

Galleria 

1301 E. 9th Street

Cleveland, Ohio 44114

The Federal Bureau of Investigation

and the 

United States Attorney's Office

for the Northern District of Ohio

recognize the following organizations for

their participation

*	EEOC 

*	NASA Glenn Research Center 

*	Lake View Cemetery Association 

*	Cleveland Division of Police 

*	National Association of Human Rights Workers 

*	International Institute of Akron 

*	Anti-Defamation League 

*	KF&F International 

*	Community Sharing 

*	Federal Executive Board

The Hate Crimes Working Group (HCWG) began in 1998. It is co-sponsored
by the U. S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Ohio and the
Cleveland Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

The HCWG is composed of over fifty organizations from Cleveland and
Northern Ohio. 

The working group is composed of three committees:

*	Law Enforcement 

*	Legislation 

*	Community Outreach/Education

STAND AGAINST HATE

3rd Annual Hate Crimes Conference 

June 21, 22, and 23, 2004

June 21: Civil Rights: Finding a Balance Between Privacy and National
Security

June 22: MultiCultural Experience

June 23: Understanding the Issues and Working Towards Change

Who Should Attend:

*	Corporate Human Resource Generalists 

*	Law Enforcement Agencies 

*	Business Leaders 

*	School Administrators 

*	Teachers and Students 

*	College and University Faculties and Students 

*	Religious Leaders 

*	Medical Service Providers 

*	Social Workers 

*	Attorneys 

*	Community Leaders 

*	Community Organizations

June 21, 2004

CIVIL RIGHTS: Finding a Balance Between Privacy and National Security

8:00 Registration/Continental Breakfast

8:30 PRESENTATION OF COLORS

8:40 Opening Remarks

Gerald L. Mack, Special Agent in Charge

FBI, Cleveland Division

Gregory A. White, U.S. Attorney 

for the Northern District of Ohio

9:00 Mayor Jane L. Campbell

City of Cleveland

9:15 Muslim Culture for Law Enforcement

Special Agent Foria Younis

FBI New York Division

10:30 Break

10:45 Continued

	12:00 Lunch: Compliments of China Renaissance

12:30 Exhibits and Entertainment

Taal Indian Dancers

1:00 Domestic and Counter Terrorism

Special Agent Tim Riley 

FBI Cleveland Division

2:30 Break

2:45 Patriot Act

Steven M. Dettelbach, Asst. U.S. Attorney

Northern District of Ohio

3:15 EEOC

	Cindy Stankiewicz , Program Analyst

	3:45 Police Perspective on Civil Rights:

	Post September 11

Commander Edward Tomba Bureau of Special Investigation

Cleveland Division of Police 

4:30 Closing Remarks

SAC Gerald L. Mack, FBI Cleveland Division

June 22, 2004

MULTICULTURAL EXPERIENCE

8:00 Registration/Continental Breakfast

8:30 Welcome and Opening Remarks

SAC Gerald L. Mack, FBI Cleveland Division

8:40 Photos of the World 

Peggy Turbett, The Plain Dealer

	9:05 Cleveland's Neighborhoods

	History/Statistics/Cultures/Ethnicity

	Rose A. Zitiello, Esq. 

	9:45 The Immigrant Experience

	Refugee Resettlement Program of the

	International Institute of Akron 

10:15 Break & Activity

Bill Bruner and LorieMcCormick

10:30 Arab Culture

	Mahmoud Awadallah, Executive Director

	ACCESS-OHIO

11:00 Buddhism 

Ven. Shih Ying Fa

Abbott, Cloud Water Zendo

	11:30 Lunch:Compliments of Pizzaroni's

	Exhibits & Entertainment

	African American Music

12:30 Sikh Culture 

Navtej Singh

1:00 Peter to Putin - Russian Culture

Len Rann, Key Bank

1:30 Latino Culture

Maximino Cortes, Diocese of Cleveland

2:00 Break & Activity

Bill Bruner and LorieMcCormick

2:15 LGBT Issues

	Patrick Nicolino, Cuyahoga County

Witness Victim Services

2:45 Multicultural Communication

	David Jamison, Dean

	Robert Morris University

4:30 Closing Remarks

SAC Gerald L. Mack, FBI Cleveland Division

June 23, 2004

Understanding the Issues and 

Working towards Change

8:00 Registration/Continental Breakfast

8:30 Welcome and Opening Remarks

SAC Gerald L. Mack

FBI Cleveland Division

8:45 Historical Perspective: 

Hate Speech in America

David Jamison, Dean

Robert Morris University

10:00 Break

10:15 Victimology of a Hate Crime

	Patrick Nicolino, Cuyahoga County

	Witness Victim Services

	Noon Lunch and Quarterly Meeting of the

Northern Ohio Hate Crimes 

Working Group

[All conference attendees invited]

1:00 W.A.V.E. Conflict Resolution Program

Carole Close, Program Manager

Damon Deal, Senior Staff

	1:45 Break

	2:00 Anti-Bias: A World of Difference Training Program

Bettysue Feuer, Regional Director, ADL

	4:30 Closing Remarks

	SAC Gerald L. Mack

	FBI Cleveland Division

4:45 Retirement of Colors

FREE AND OPEN TO ALL!

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NORTHERN =
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CRIMES WORKING GROUP

3rd Annual Hate Crimes=20
Conference
June 21, 22, and 23, 2004
Registration Form – Type=20
or Print
 
Name:=20
_____________________________
Company/Org: ______________________
Address: ___________________________
City/St/Zip: _________________________
Daytime Ph. No: _____________________
Evening Ph. No: _____________________
Email Address: ______________________
Physical/Dietary Restrictions: ________
<FONT=20
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CONFERENCE REGISTRATION Indicate which day(s) =
you will=20
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__________ Full Conference =

__________ Monday only 
__________ Tuesday only 
__________ Wednesday only 
 
CEU’s and CLE’s applied for. Cost: =
$10<FONT=20
face=3D"Arial Narrow">
 
Fax completed registration form =
to:
FBI Community Outreach =
Program
216-622-6898, or mail to:
 
KF&F International, =
LLC
4564 Anderson Road, Suite =
100
S. Euclid, Ohio 44121
Email questions to: <A=20
href=3D"mailto:kffintl at aol.com">kffintl at aol.com</A>
or to <A=20
href=3D"mailto:cos.Cleveland at fbi.gov">cos.Cleveland at fbi.gov</A><FONT=20
size=3D2> or call 216-622-6615
 
REGISTRATION =
DEADLINE:=20
June 17, 2004<FONT=20
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Conference Location:
Galleria 
1301 E. 9th =
Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44114
 <FONT=20
face=3D"Arial Black">
The Federal Bureau of =
Investigation
and the 
United States Attorney’s =
Office
for the Northern District of Ohio
recognize the following organizations =
for
their participation

<UL>
 <LI>EEOC=20
 <LI>NASA Glenn Research Center=20
 <LI>Lake View Cemetery Association=20
 <LI>Cleveland Division of Police=20
 <LI>National Association of Human Rights Workers=20
 <LI>International Institute of Akron=20
 <LI>Anti-Defamation League=20
 <LI>KF&F International=20
 <LI>Community Sharing=20
 <LI>Federal Executive Board</LI></UL><FONT=20
face=3D"Arial Narrow">
The Hate Crimes Working Group (HCWG) began in =
1998. It=20
is co-sponsored by the U. S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern =
District of Ohio=20
and the Cleveland Division of the Federal Bureau of =
Investigation.
The HCWG is composed of over fifty =
organizations from=20
Cleveland and Northern Ohio. 

The working group is composed of three =
committees:
<UL>
 <LI>Law Enforcement=20
 <LI>Legislation=20
 <LI>Community =
Outreach/Education</LI></UL><FONT=20
face=3D"Arial Narrow" size=3D4>
STAND AGAINST HATE

3rd Annual Hate Crimes Conference=20

June 21, 22, and 23, 2004

 
June 21: Civil Rights: Finding a Balance Between Privacy and =
National=20
Security

June 22: MultiCultural Experience
June 23: Understanding the Issues and Working Towards=20
Change

 
Who Should =
Attend:
<UL type=3DSQUARE>
 <LI>Corporate Human Resource Generalists=20
 
 <LI>Law Enforcement Agencies=20
 
 
 <LI>Business Leaders=20
 
 <LI>School Administrators=20
 <LI>Teachers and Students=20
 <LI>College and University Faculties and Students=20
 <LI>Religious Leaders=20
 <LI>Medical Service Providers=20
 <LI>Social Workers=20
 <LI>Attorneys=20
 <LI>Community Leaders=20
 <LI>Community Organizations</LI></UL>
 
June 21, =
2004
CIVIL RIGHTS: Finding a Balance =
Between=20
Privacy and National Security
 
8:00 Registration/Continental Breakfast
8:30 PRESENTATION OF COLORS

8:40 Opening Remarks
Gerald L. Mack, Special Agent in Charge
FBI, Cleveland Division
Gregory A. White, U.S. Attorney 
for the Northern District of Ohio
9:00 Mayor Jane L. Campbell
City of Cleveland
9:15 Muslim Culture for Law Enforcement
Special Agent Foria Younis
FBI New York Division
10:30 Break
10:45 Continued
<DIR>
<DIR>
12:00 Lunch: Compliments of China Renaissance</DIR></DIR>
12:30 Exhibits and Entertainment
Taal Indian Dancers
1:00 Domestic and Counter Terrorism
Special Agent Tim Riley 
FBI Cleveland Division
2:30 Break
2:45 Patriot Act
Steven M. Dettelbach, Asst. U.S. Attorney
Northern District of Ohio
3:15 EEOC
<DIR>
<DIR>
<DIR>
Cindy Stankiewicz , Program Analyst</DIR>
3:45 Police Perspective on Civil Rights:
Post September 11</DIR></DIR>
Commander Edward Tomba Bureau of Special Investigation
Cleveland Division of Police 
4:30 Closing Remarks
SAC Gerald L. Mack, FBI Cleveland Division
 
June 22, 2004
MULTICULTURAL EXPERIENCE
 
8:00 Registration/Continental Breakfast
8:30 Welcome and Opening Remarks
SAC Gerald L. Mack, FBI Cleveland Division
8:40 Photos of the World 
Peggy Turbett, The Plain Dealer
<DIR>
<DIR>
<DIR>
9:05 Cleveland’s Neighborhoods
History/Statistics/Cultures/Ethnicity
Rose A. Zitiello, Esq. </DIR>
9:45 The Immigrant Experience
Refugee Resettlement Program of the
International Institute of Akron </DIR></DIR>
10:15 Break & Activity
Bill Bruner and LorieMcCormick
10:30 Arab Culture
<DIR>
<DIR>
<DIR>
Mahmoud Awadallah, Executive Director
ACCESS-OHIO</DIR></DIR></DIR>
11:00 Buddhism 
Ven. Shih Ying Fa
Abbott, Cloud Water Zendo
<DIR>
<DIR>
11:30 Lunch:Compliments of Pizzaroni’s
Exhibits & Entertainment
<DIR>
African American Music
</DIR></DIR></DIR>
12:30 Sikh Culture 
Navtej Singh
1:00 Peter to Putin – Russian Culture
Len Rann, Key Bank
1:30 Latino Culture
Maximino Cortes, Diocese of Cleveland
2:00 Break & Activity
Bill Bruner and LorieMcCormick
2:15 LGBT Issues
<DIR>
<DIR>
<DIR>
Patrick Nicolino, Cuyahoga County</DIR></DIR></DIR>
Witness Victim Services
2:45 Multicultural Communication
<DIR>
<DIR>
<DIR>
David Jamison, Dean
Robert Morris University</DIR></DIR></DIR>
4:30 Closing Remarks
SAC Gerald L. Mack, FBI Cleveland Division
 
June 23, 2004
Understanding the Issues and =

Working towards Change

 
8:00 Registration/Continental Breakfast
8:30 Welcome and=20
Opening Remarks
SAC Gerald L. Mack
FBI Cleveland Division
8:45 Historical Perspective: 
Hate Speech in America
David Jamison, Dean
Robert Morris University
10:00 Break
10:15 Victimology of a Hate Crime
<DIR>
<DIR>
<DIR>
Patrick Nicolino, Cuyahoga County
Witness Victim Services
</DIR>
Noon Lunch and Quarterly Meeting of the</DIR></DIR>
Northern Ohio Hate Crimes 
Working Group
[All conference attendees invited]

1:00 W.A.V.E. Conflict Resolution Program
Carole Close, Program Manager
Damon Deal, Senior Staff

<DIR>
<DIR>
1:45 Break
2:00 Anti-Bias: A World of Difference Training =
Program</DIR></DIR>
Bettysue Feuer, Regional Director, ADL

<DIR>
<DIR>
4:30 Closing Remarks
SAC Gerald L. Mack
FBI Cleveland Division
<DIR>
</DIR></DIR></DIR>
4:45 Retirement of Colors
 
FREE AND OPEN TO=20
ALL! <TT>This =
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