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Filipino Association of Greater Kansas City

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The following websites may be helpful or of further interest for discovering more about other organizations in which our members are involved, general information about the Philippines and Kansas City, and miscellaneous cultural items. Ethnic Enrichment Commission of Kansas City, Missouri. With membership from 66 countries and ethnic groups, the Commission continues to foster understanding and appreciation of cultural diversity in the greater Kansas City area. World Outreach Foundation Kansas City. Our o...

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Local Community Resource List- Kansas City - western exposure

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Keizai Koho Center Japan Fellowship 2016. My TGC Moroccan Travel Blog 2014. How to Use This Guide. Standard Based Global Education Updates. Local Community Resource List- Kansas City. Classroom examples: global competency. Matrix: global competency in social studies. My Essential Question and Findings. Global Education Unit and Lesson Plans. 21st Century Skills in Global Education. The International Relations Council of Kansas City. International Visitors Council of Greater Kansas City. Provides assistan...

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Newsletters 通訊 Archives - CCGKC 大堪城中華協會

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Chinese Club of Greater Kansas City. 鄭家駿 Chia-Chung Cheng, Founding President of CCGKC, Passed Away at 91. 鄭家駿 Chia-Chung Cheng is the Founding President of CCGKC in 1972. He passed away on December 2nd, 2016. We received the following photos, biography, and eulogy from his family. CC was widely known by family and friends as someone with an unparalleled sense of humor and a penchant for storytelling. He was generous in spirit and service. Every holiday, he and Katherine opened their hearts and h...Grati...

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Kansas City Cherokee Community: August 2013

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Kansas City Cherokee Community. Wednesday, August 21, 2013. Gary Hammer and Rob Haney recently visited a local elementary school and talked about the Cherokee Community past and present! Thursday, August 15, 2013. Update from Chris about Cherokee Language Classes:. Maura is traveling and away from her computer for a few days, so she asked me to give you an update regarding upcoming Tsalagi languages classes. I hope I can relay the her message correctly:. Kansas City Indian Center. August 16,17,18 - Ethni...

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Kansas City Cherokee Community: February 2014

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Kansas City Cherokee Community. Tuesday, February 18, 2014. Membership and General Questions. Membership and General Questions. Call Dee Kice at 913-236-6376. JUNE 21, 2014 – Chiefs Annual Picnic. Our Tribal Chief Bill John Baker will be in attendance. Pot Luck event. ID cards will be produced on site. More info coming soon! Mark your calendars: JULY 25, 26, and 27, 2014 – Cherokee History Class. More info coming soon! APRIL 19, 2014. Ethnic Gala update from Tom. Kansas City Cherokee Community:. Each Spr...

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Understanding NW Haiti -

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4th Annual Kansas City Haiti Symposium. Our help in Northwest Haiti. GHS supports the communities of Fond Poux, Colin, and Repos in the lower Northwest Haiti region near Bombardopolis. We currently do so by paying the salaries of teachers and/or licensing fees for the schools and providing other school necessities. You can make a difference by helping us give to these schools, teachers and students in need. Only 59% of the population has access to safe drinking water and 16% have latrines. About 42% of f...

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Glory House Services | Get Involved

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4th Annual Kansas City Haiti Symposium. Pay a teacher's salary. Just $50 a month provides enough support for one teacher. Help us empower communities by keeping the burden of education costs off the Haitian families so their children can stay engaged in learning. Help us spread the word about Glory House Services. Throw a dinner party or share our information with your network - you choose your involvement. Let us help with your next trip. Let us help you plan your trip to Haiti. Stay Up To Date.

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Our Story -

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4th Annual Kansas City Haiti Symposium. Idalbert Joseph, ceo and founder. Born and raised in Northwest Haiti, Idalbert has lived in Kansas City for years. He is a graduate of DeVry University. Before founding GHS, Idalbert worked as a Pathfinder at Children’s Mercy Hospital, where he helped patients, families, and visitors find their way and delivered flowers and gifts. View the video below to hear more of Idalbert’s story and passion for Glory House Services. Janice Taylor, President. Stay Up To Date.

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Glory House | Journal

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4th Annual Kansas City Haiti Symposium. Why I Help: My Reasons for Maintaining the Course for Long-Term Growth. The distance from Kansas City to Port-au-Prince is: 1950 Miles (3138.2 Kilometers / 1693.3 Nautical Miles). The approximate flight duration is 4 hrs, 3 mins. I have never traveled to Haiti. I am not a former Peace Corp worker. Matter of fact, I have never been on a mission trip. I met a man. Let us help you plan your trip to Haiti. 2014 Annual Symposium Register today! Stay Up To Date.

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Schools We Support -

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4th Annual Kansas City Haiti Symposium. The community in Colin is rapidly growing, and has quickly become the largest school under our care. This school educates 169 students from grades K through 6 with six teachers and one principal. Similar in size as Collin, our school in Repos is a part of another growing community. With 151 students, grades 1 through 6, we support six teachers, one principal, and one director at this school. Our support ensures that each student receives free education. Groups who ...