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NBC-LEO at the 2010 Congressional City Conference

3/15/2010 -  The 24th annual Celebrate Diversity Breakfast at 2010 Congressional City Conference. Related: Cultural Diversity Awards


The 2010 Congressional City Conference will be held on March 13 -17 at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington DC.

Click here to download the NBC-LEO schedule of events.



NBC-LEO Elects New President, Officers

NBC-LEO Elects New President, Officers

NBC-LEO (National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials) elected a new Board of Directors at this year’s Congress of Cities in San Antonio. Mayor Pro Tem Audwin Samuel from Beaumont, Texas, was elected president by the membership during the general membership meeting. The group also honored outgoing NBC-LEO President Daisy W. Lynum, commissioner, Orlando, Fla., for her leadership over the past year

Read more in Nation's Cities Weekly




NBC-LEO Elects New President, Officers

NBC- LEO Newslines Summer 2009

This newsletter offers news about NBC-LEO members, regional activities, municipal government programs and policy topics, among others

Read the NBC-LEO Newslines Summer 2009

 

 



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Broadband Imperatives for African Americans: Policy Recommendations to Increase Digital Adoption for Minorities and Their Communities

Section I of this paper discusses disparities currently existing among different race and ethnic groups and the barriers African Americans are facing on broadband adoption.

A set of policy recommendations to increase broadband adoption among minorities are illustrated in Section II with three case studies. Section II also recommends ways broadband could be used to improve healthcare, education and employment.

The last section details the call for action from African American elected officials committed to helping government and industry overcome these barriers and increase sustainable broadband adoption for African Americans

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