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Black Farmers Breakfast Forum ~ 110th Congress Support for Black Farmers
43 Members of the Congressional Black Caucus supported change in the Food, Conservation and Energy Act of 2008. Key CBC members and staff have a long standing record of support for Black Farmers that must be celebrated while building broad based support for greater opportunity in the food, fiber, forestry, fuel and finance industries as stated in the objectives of the 110th Congress. Election 2008 can build upon monumental new opportunities.
Congressional Black Caucus ~ Agenda for the 110th Congress
Empower & Mobilize America's Youth
Empower through Development
Strengthen pipelines of leadership for young people of color on Capital Hill
Connect young people of color to legislative process and civic engagement trainings
Empower through Action
Prioritize legislation and funding fundamental to the quality of life of America’s youth (education, job training, health care, etc.)
Engage young leaders in the 2008 elections by connecting to voter registration, education and campaign opportunities
Empower through Dialogue
Host inter-generational dialogues via the Internet & symposia on youth-centered policies
Build an International Internet Communications Portal
Build International CBC Web Presence
Utilize web portal as means of disseminating information in the CBC and black America
Develop partnerships to build exposure & presence
Build Interactive Dialogues through New Technologies
Utilize CBC Blogs as virtual issue forums
Podcast CBC Members messages and updates on CBC priorities
Build Constant Communications through the Bi-Monthly CBC Newsletter
CBC Outreach Program
Outreach through Issue Education
Host six issue-based sessions throughout the country and eight CBC Symposia on Capital Hill focused on CBC priorities
Utilize black media outlets in outreach efforts
Outreach through Civic Engagement
Work with progressive Civil Rights organization to register 100,000 new voters by October 2008
Promote Progressive public policy legislation with progressive civil rights organizations
Outreach through Celebrating Black History
Host annual CBC Black History Month Program
Lead CBC International CODEL’s & cultural missions throughout the African Diaspora
Impact the Alternative Energy Discussion
Support African American Role in Major Alternative Fuel Sources
Empower black farmers with alternative fuel dialogues
Initiate use of beans, corn, sugar cane, etc. as possible fuel sources
Support Renewable Energy Solutions
Reduce dependence on coal burning power through the development and use of wind and solar power solutions
Support research, education and training for people of color in renewable energy solutions
Support Climate Stabilization and Community Cleanup Efforts
Stabilize greenhouse gas concentration in the atmosphere to a level that would prevent dangerous interference with the world
climate system (Kyoto Treaty)
Assist in reducing the number of Brownfield’s (site with hazardous substances, pollutants or contaminants) in the United States
Empower & Mobilize America's Youth
Empower through Development
Strengthen pipelines of leadership for young people of color on Capital Hill
Connect young people of color to legislative process and civic engagement trainings
Empower through Action
Prioritize legislation and funding fundamental to the quality of life of America’s youth (education, job training, health care, etc.)
Engage young leaders in the 2008 elections by connecting to voter registration, education and campaign opportunities
Empower through Dialogue
Host inter-generational dialogues via the Internet & symposia on youth-centered policies
Build an International Internet Communications Portal
Build International CBC Web Presence
Utilize web portal as means of disseminating information in the CBC and black America
Develop partnerships to build exposure & presence
Build Interactive Dialogues through New Technologies
Utilize CBC Blogs as virtual issue forums
Podcast CBC Members messages and updates on CBC priorities
Build Constant Communications through the Bi-Monthly CBC Newsletter
CBC Outreach Program
Outreach through Issue Education
Host six issue-based sessions throughout the country and eight CBC Symposia on Capital Hill focused on CBC priorities
Utilize black media outlets in outreach efforts
Outreach through Civic Engagement
Work with progressive Civil Rights organization to register 100,000 new voters by October 2008
Promote Progressive public policy legislation with progressive civil rights organizations
Outreach through Celebrating Black History
Host annual CBC Black History Month Program
Lead CBC International CODEL’s & cultural missions throughout the African Diaspora
Impact the Alternative Energy Discussion
Support African American Role in Major Alternative Fuel Sources
Empower black farmers with alternative fuel dialogues
Initiate use of beans, corn, sugar cane, etc. as possible fuel sources
Support Renewable Energy Solutions
Reduce dependence on coal burning power through the development and use of wind and solar power solutions
Support research, education and training for people of color in renewable energy solutions
Support Climate Stabilization and Community Cleanup Efforts
Stabilize greenhouse gas concentration in the atmosphere to a level that would prevent dangerous interference with the world
climate system (Kyoto Treaty)
Assist in reducing the number of Brownfield’s (site with hazardous substances, pollutants or contaminants) in the United States
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