Events
Friday April 9, 2010
Start: 9:00 am
End: 9:59 am
The Greenlining Institute's
17th Annual Economic Summit
Rebuilding the American Dream
Friday, April 9, 2010
Downtown Los Angeles
17th Annual Economic Summit
Rebuilding the American Dream
Friday, April 9, 2010
Downtown Los Angeles
The American Dream is perceived as a promise of prosperity for all citizens. The American Dream is the opportunity to raise one’s standard of living without the restrictions of class, religion, race, or ethnic group. According to the dream, this includes the opportunity for one's children to grow up and receive an adequate education, own a home, and live a healthy life.
Wednesday April 14, 2010
Start: 10:00 am
End: 2:00 pm
Call for Exhibitors
Oakland's annual EarthEXPO (April 14th, 10a-2p), is a popular and festive lunchtime environmental fair and the region's lead-off event connected to Earth Day.
Promote your business or organization to key audiences: Oakland's downtown workforce, business and government decision makers, community leaders.
The City of Oakland invites 100 community and environmental groups, businesses, and government agencies to exhibit. No fee. Application subject to approval
Click here for 2010 Exhibitor Information and Application or contact us at: earthexpo(at)oaklandnet(dot)com.
Oakland's annual EarthEXPO (April 14th, 10a-2p), is a popular and festive lunchtime environmental fair and the region's lead-off event connected to Earth Day.
Promote your business or organization to key audiences: Oakland's downtown workforce, business and government decision makers, community leaders.
The City of Oakland invites 100 community and environmental groups, businesses, and government agencies to exhibit. No fee. Application subject to approval
Click here for 2010 Exhibitor Information and Application or contact us at: earthexpo(at)oaklandnet(dot)com.
Start: 3:00 pm
End: 5:00 pm
In a tough funding environment many nonprofits are looking for new and innovative sustainability options. One model being adopted by a growing number of nonprofits is the social enterprise—a business venture tied to the social mission of the organization and leveraging its core strengths. This workshop will offer examples of successful nonprofit social enterprises and address questions of how to get started and where to find funding. The session includes hands-on exercises designed to help participants assess their readiness for pursuing a social venture and to identify specific earned income opportunities for their respective organizations.
