“CAN EDUCATION BE TRANSFORMED?”

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“HOW WILL TECHNOLOGY AND CAPITAL CONNECT TO HELP TRANSFORM AND EMPOWER URBAN COMMUNITIES?"

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	The Institute For Strategic Thinking and Technology Development, Inc. (ISTTD), "The Digital Think Tank," in cooperation with The Center For Communication Policy, Anderson School, UCLA presents An Extraordinary Event
Prof. Sidney Morse President and CEO, ISTTD		Dr. Jeffrey Cole Director, Center For Communication Policy, Founder, World Internet Project
An Important Discussion about Technology, Education and Capital
SPECIAL APPEARANCES Sonya Blake Governor's Office of the Advocate for Small Business Chancellor Mark Drummond Los Angeles Community College District Bill Rosendahl Panel Moderator, One of California television's most widely respected political affairs commentators Caprice Young LA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD PRESIDENT Johnathan Williams The Accelerated School Mario Araujo AztecaNet Inc. Dr. E. Lance McCarthy Development Associates, Ltd Dr. Eva Baker National Center for Research on Evaluation, Standards, and Student Testing UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies Lou Dantzler Challengers Boys & Girls Club Barry Wilson ConsultOMC LLC Mark Lieberman Business Technology Center of Los Angeles County Perry Parks Panel Moderator Governmental Affairs COMCAST Dr. Woodrow W. Clark II Governor’s Office of Planning and Research
Wednesday, May 7, 2003; 8:45-12:30 p.m. Entrepreneurs Hall, Anderson Graduate School of Management, the Campus of UCLA Free admission with advance registration As part of the ISTTD FALL 2002/2003 "TEC" CAMPAIGN (Technology, Education and Capital - the DNA for urban empowerment)
THE SYMPOSIUM Amidst lingering sluggishness in regional and national economies, shifting geo-political priorities and state budget deficits, urban communities must identify and pursue new paths of opportunity for social and economic revitalization, if they are to participate in new models shaped for the 21st Century. The SYMPOSIUM, built around ISTTD's FALL 2002/2003 "TEC" CAMPAIGN (Technology, Education and Capital) theme, brings together some of the leading thinkers and policy-makers to discuss how this critical "DNA' for urban revitalization can be more effectively deployed and galvanized to achieve the goal of empowering individuals and improving communities." If you want to hear from the experts that know, you will not miss this important and vital discussion.
ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. FREE admission with advance registration. Registration is easy. Just send your name, address, telephone number, and organization to register@isttd.org. THIS EVENT WILL FILL UP FAST SO  REGISTER EARLY!  DON'T MISS THIS HISTORIC EVENT!!! STAY POSITIVE AND POWERFUL!!!

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Assembly Member Mark Ridley-Thomas, 48th District,
Assembly Committee on Jobs, Economic Development, and The Economy