New Future Foundation Inc.

Girls In ICT Day

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Miracle child Joanne O ‘Riodam says “No Limbs No Limits” as we advocate for the empowerment of women on the first ever girls in ict day. In this growing sector anything is possible. This is a dream come tru 16th birthday Celebration Joanne is blessed. Technology continues to expand our need to better the lives of one another.

Closing the gender gap in the Information Technology field. By focusing on this issue everyday. Empoweing women and creating role models we can get this job done. We must engage governments, schools, families and media to play their role in empowering young girls to get into the ict sector. We need to improve the availibilty for basic education. Provide high quality basic knowledge in primary school for boys and girls. Connect through public private partership to break information gap. Affordability barriers must be broken and for the Economic Empowerment of women. Access to the relevance of ict advocacy for future generations of ict leaders to shape the future. Awarness raising skills, the development of special affirmarive action with the focus of women will give them the tools needed to get be successful.

NGO briefing on Discrimination

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Results Based Accountability Workshop

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Forty-fifth session of the Commission on Population and Development

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Adolescents and youth their numbers and economic roles.

Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon and Joan Clos, Executive Director of UN-Habitat

The 44th Session of the United Nations Commission on Population
The worlds population is past 7 billion and now is the time to take action. As we count down the days to rio plus 20 conference on sustainable development we the world must consider how imperative it is for everyone on the planet to play their part in achieving the future we want.

Youth Empowerment Summit

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“Think local act global.” New Future Foundation , the international youth council and dare 2 dream leaders held a youth empowerment summit I’m brooklyn at John Andreius Huddie JHS in brooklyn’s 45th district. This all day activity engage the youth to discuss issues of social cause , the United Nations frame work, anti bullying, entraponeurship, dream holding and living out your dreams. The expert panel discussions gave the youth delegates a chance to hear success stories from people they look up to but now can ask questions and get real time answers.

The United Nations 56th Session of the Commission Status of Women

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This entire conference focused on improving the lives of rural women all over the world. Empowering rural women with the tools needed to take their families standard of living to the next level. When you empower women you empower a villages cities and the world.

Hip-Hop ; A tool for Diplomacy

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As Hip-Hop continues to cross borders and transcend cultures Ambassador Susan Rice and the United States Mission to the United Nations host a panel discussion during the 56th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women Titled Hip-Hop a tool for diplomacy. How do we use Hip-Hop to peacefully resolve conflict and empower youth all over the world? Please join the discission

United Nations Interfaith Harmony Week

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“A Common Ground for a Common Good” was the theme today February 7 2012 as H.E. Nassir Abdulaziz Al-Nasser, President of the 66th Session of the UN General Assembly launched the United Nations Interfaith Harmony Week. Bringing together spiritual leaders, civil society and member states to discuss the necessary need to connect on issues which transcend regions, race and faith. Interfaith Harmony was proposed in 2010 by HM King Abdullah II and HRH Prince Ghazi bin Muhammad of Jordan. We thank you.

A Day of Service

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A day of service in memory of the legacy of Rev Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. who would have celebrated his 83rd birthday yesterday January 15, 2012, but his dream lives on today in the hearts of us all. From the offices of city hall to the Hallowed Grounds of the African Burial Ground National Monument, today people gathered to show the unity represented in the dream and life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. A group of youth violinist led the “Reclaim MLK: A Journey of Liberation from the African Burial Ground” in singing we shall overcome. The Queen Mother of the African Burial Ground guided the march through time as we visited the ancestors for support in our time of need as the poor are still suffering from economic injustice.

Interfaith Memorial Service for Haiti at Brooklyn Borough Hall

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January 11 2012 International Humanitarian Outreach Ministries inc. hosted its second Annual Interfaith Memorial Service for Haiti at Brooklyn Borough hall. The room is filled to capacity with Haitian Nationals of all ages, the Caribbean Diaspora and friends of Haiti, all here to show solidarity in remembrance of the survivors of the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti only two years ago January 12 2010. Much progress has been reached and we have a great task ahead. Mobilizing our community for the embittering of a people. “ Pressure reunites families” say’s Congresswoman Yvette Clark as she raises awareness to the Assessing Progress in Haiti Act S.1576. The bill fights to assist Haitians living in Haiti with a pending TPS status by allowing them to stay with a host family in the United States as they wait on the status of their application. A continuous mobilization of the diaspora is necessary to assist in the redevelopment of Haiti.