Hello, and welcome to http://www.battlecreekdiversity.com/ the website that encourages diversity, inclusion and opportunity for all. We would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year. This month we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Day, and the inauguration of our 44th President, Barack Obama. We thank you in helpng to make the Greater Battle Creek and surrounding communities more diverse, inclusive, and providing opportunity for all. For more information on our site you may contact us at info@ battlecreek diversity.com or call us at 269-589-9026.
NATIONAL NAACP CELEBRATES 100 YEARS
As the transition unfolds before our very eyes many events will take place from the White House all the way to your house. All eyes will be glued to the televsion, internet or at the actual inauguration in Washington D.C. We have a few websites for you to click on to get updates on the schedule of inaugural events http://inaugural.senate.gov/2009/ http://www.inauguration.dc.gov/events.asp
"PULL YOUR PANTS UP" FOR OBAMA DAY, Organizers from Lansing MI click here | DIVERSITY in da' Creek
www.battlecreekdiversity.com would like to wish everyone a a Happy New Year. Read my Blog
MLK Celebrations Click Here
Kingman Museum announces First Tuesday Series Join Tom Funke, former director of conservation education at Binder Park Zoo and current director of conservation at Michigan Audubon Society, as he shares his trips to Tanzania , Kenya , and Zanzibar in search of wildlife. This free lecture will be held January 6 at 6 p.m. in Kingman Museum ’s new Community Planetarium. click here Thursday, January 8th, 2009 at 7 p.m BRIDGES TO CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING COMMUNITY MEETING Guest Speaker: Charles Six of "Ending Stereotypes for American" click here more happenings in da'creek click and view "Live it up" Downtown Partnership
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LEAVING FROM BATTLE CREEK ,COMMUNITY RESIDENTS WILL TRAVEL VIA THE STARLIGHT TOUR BUS to WASHINGTON D.C . FOR THE 2009 INAUGURATION. Trip Organizer Georgia Smith of Emmanuel Covenant Church Intern
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DIVERSITY IS AMERICA! 
DIVERSITY & INCLUSION - LOCAL INITIATIVES WKKF seeks to bridge racial divisions
| DIVERSITY & INCLUSION - STATE &S Passed in the Senate (37 to 0) on December 4, 2008, school districts are required to teach African history in middle schools or high schools. The course content must be focused on one or more of the kingdoms of Ghana, Mali, Songhay, Benin, Bornu, Nubia, Axum, Meroe, Medieval Ethiopia, or the Swahili Coast click here for more EX | ||||||
TATE African History Legislation passed the Michigan Senate VERSITY 
ECUTIVE DIRECTIVE from Governor Jennifer Granholm
The Michigan Roundtable for Diversity and Inclusion is a nonprofit organization that has had roots in Southeastern Michigan since 1941 and is committed to reducing discrimination and racism. The organization is supported by and provides services to a diverse client base across several industries, including: foundations, individuals, financial institutions,municipalities, law enforcement, automotive, health care, labor and education.
Michigan Roundtable programs include the Leadership in the New Century (LINC) Youth Diversity programming, ALPACT and Community Collaborations, Interfaith Partners and Diversity Training more
DIVERSITY & INCLUSION - NATIONAL
The Currency of Change: Obama's Diversity Agenda Will Dramatically Impact the PR Profession
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This interactive website is presented by the American Anthropological Association. It address the history of race, the human variation, lived experiences, the molecule genetics , and the human spectrum to learn more click here |
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This website is presented by pbs.org. It talks about race and the power of an illusion. It will take you deeper in identifying what is race? sorting people ....a race timeline...human diversity.....me and my race and where race lives. Powerful information for your deeper understanding of race and human diversityto go to this site 
