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Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: YWCA’s Stand Against Racism 2012 WebinarOutline: Outline Background How it started Outcomes How it Works How YWCAs can Participate in 2012 Registration TimelineYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: YWCA’s Stand Against Racism Collaboration of Two Associations in New Jersey in 2007 YWCA Trenton YWCA PrincetonSlide 4: Raise Awareness YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 5: Let’s do an Event! YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 7: 5,000 participated in 2008! YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 8: 5,000 participated in 2008! YWCA’s Stand Against RacismImmediate Benefits in our Area:: 5,000 … a huge outreach for us Excellent Media coverage YWCA image ‘elevated’ 10-fold Great relationships with our partnering organizations Positioned the YWCA as a leader in the field Immediate Benefits in our Area: YWCA’s Stand Against RacismA National Movement is Born: A National Movement is Born YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 11: 5,000 participated in 2008! 73 YWCA Associations in 39 States 2,000+ Partnering Organizations 260,000+ Participants!Five U.S. Governors Have Endorsed the YWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Five U.S. Governors Have Endorsed the YWCA’s Stand Against Racism YWCA’s Stand Against Racism Coverage by ABC, NBC, CBS networks and over 300 newspaper articles *Image via Bing *Image via Bing *Image via BingWhat Did the Participating Organizations Do?: What Did the Participating Organizations Do? YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: North Carolina – Hundreds Take Public Stand Against Racism in Raleigh YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Kansas - Governor Takes a Stand Against Racism on Steps of Kansas Capitol YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 16: Connecticut - First Baptist Church at Greenwich Taking a Stand YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Ohio - Eleven-year Old Wins Stand Against Racism Poetry Contest YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: West Virginia - Jewish and Islamic Teens Gather to Take a Stand Against Racism YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Massachusetts - Forming a “Human Bridge” Against Racism in Boston YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: South Carolina - Charleston Mayor Takes a Stand Against Racism YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Pennsylvania - Schuylkill School District "Tie-Down Racism" During their Sand YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: North Dakota - U.S. Federal Magistrate Judge Takes a Stand in Fargo YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Michigan - Mayor of Grand Rapids Issues Proclamation YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Tennessee - 3,000 People Take a Stand in Nashville YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 25: Wisconsin – College of Charleston Students Taking a Stand YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: New Jersey - "Human Chain" Formed by Business Owners in Princeton YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Oklahoma - Hispanic, Native American and Other Groups Take Stand Against Racism Message to the Malls YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 28: North Carolina - Confederate Flag on Truck Passing in front of Kids Taking a Stand in Wilmington YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: New York– Hundreds Parade as Part of their Stand Against Racism events YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: YWCA’s Stand Against Racism New York – 5,000+ Employees Pledge to Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: More Highlights Available: www.standagainstracism.org/2011 www.standagainstracism.org/2010 YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: 96.7% Approval Rate YWCA’s Stand Against Racism SurveyYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: YWCA’s Stand Against Racism How It Works…YWCA’s Stand Against Racism: A “Program In a Can ” Documents Invitation Template “How to” Document Sample Press Release Resources: - Readings - The Pledge Against Racism - Survey Materials Buttons Stickers (for kids) Bookmarks Color Posters YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Participating Sites Invitation Mailing YWCA’s Stand Against Racism How Does It Work?YWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Materials YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: 11x17 Glossy Posters Write-able PDF allows for customization that can also be used as a flyer. YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Bookmark Stand Against Racism Bookmarks with Short Version of the Pledge YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Buttons or Stickers YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Documents and Templates Access to Online Materials Spanish Documents and Materials Also Available YWCA’s Stand Against RacismClickable Map of the USA: YWCA’s Stand Against Racism Clickable Map of the USA Finding a SiteStand Against Racism 2012 will take place Friday, April 27, 2012: YWCA’s Stand Against Racism Stand Against Racism 2012 will take place Friday, April 27, 2012Stand Against Racism: Stand Against Racism Invitation to our Sister Associations in the U.S.A. YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 45: Simple Process… First Step Sign up by September 30, 2011 YWCAs Sign up Online Cost-sharing among all YWs: $975 per association Payment due (extension: December 2011) No cost to Participating Sites YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 46: Simple Process… Second Step CEO/ED appoints SAR Coordinator SAR Coordinator Staff, Board, or Volunteer Liaison between your Association and SAR Optional involvement with your Participating Sites YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 47: Simple Process… Third Step Send out invitation to Potential Participating Sites Participating Sites Sign up DIRECTLY through SAR Web site! YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 48: Need Help Raising $975? Suggestions: Corporate Sponsorships Recognition through Banner join the ywca (name) take a stand against racism Logo $500 $250 eachSlide 49: Need Help Raising $975? Suggestions: Corporate Sponsorships Recognition through Banner Three other recognition opportunities: Invitation Press Release Web siteSlide 50: Need Help Raising $975? Suggestions: Corporate Sponsorships Recognition through Banner Three other recognition opportunities Ask each board member to write a check Local Community Foundation Ask a Civic Rights Commission to work with you Ask your donors YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSign up Online:: www.StandAgainstRacism.org/ywsignup Sign up Online: YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 52: A Quarter Million Participants… 2,000+ Partners Nationwide… Take a Stand With Us! Jose A. Hernandez YWCA Trenton CEO SAR Co-Founder Judith Hutton YWCA Princeton CEO SAR Co-Founder You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
SAR 2012 Webinar JHernandez425 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 50 Category: Others/ Misc License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: August 26, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description YWCA's Stand Against Racism Webinar Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: YWCA’s Stand Against Racism 2012 WebinarOutline: Outline Background How it started Outcomes How it Works How YWCAs can Participate in 2012 Registration TimelineYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: YWCA’s Stand Against Racism Collaboration of Two Associations in New Jersey in 2007 YWCA Trenton YWCA PrincetonSlide 4: Raise Awareness YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 5: Let’s do an Event! YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 7: 5,000 participated in 2008! YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 8: 5,000 participated in 2008! YWCA’s Stand Against RacismImmediate Benefits in our Area:: 5,000 … a huge outreach for us Excellent Media coverage YWCA image ‘elevated’ 10-fold Great relationships with our partnering organizations Positioned the YWCA as a leader in the field Immediate Benefits in our Area: YWCA’s Stand Against RacismA National Movement is Born: A National Movement is Born YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 11: 5,000 participated in 2008! 73 YWCA Associations in 39 States 2,000+ Partnering Organizations 260,000+ Participants!Five U.S. Governors Have Endorsed the YWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Five U.S. Governors Have Endorsed the YWCA’s Stand Against Racism YWCA’s Stand Against Racism Coverage by ABC, NBC, CBS networks and over 300 newspaper articles *Image via Bing *Image via Bing *Image via BingWhat Did the Participating Organizations Do?: What Did the Participating Organizations Do? YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: North Carolina – Hundreds Take Public Stand Against Racism in Raleigh YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Kansas - Governor Takes a Stand Against Racism on Steps of Kansas Capitol YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 16: Connecticut - First Baptist Church at Greenwich Taking a Stand YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Ohio - Eleven-year Old Wins Stand Against Racism Poetry Contest YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: West Virginia - Jewish and Islamic Teens Gather to Take a Stand Against Racism YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Massachusetts - Forming a “Human Bridge” Against Racism in Boston YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: South Carolina - Charleston Mayor Takes a Stand Against Racism YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Pennsylvania - Schuylkill School District "Tie-Down Racism" During their Sand YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: North Dakota - U.S. Federal Magistrate Judge Takes a Stand in Fargo YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Michigan - Mayor of Grand Rapids Issues Proclamation YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Tennessee - 3,000 People Take a Stand in Nashville YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 25: Wisconsin – College of Charleston Students Taking a Stand YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: New Jersey - "Human Chain" Formed by Business Owners in Princeton YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Oklahoma - Hispanic, Native American and Other Groups Take Stand Against Racism Message to the Malls YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 28: North Carolina - Confederate Flag on Truck Passing in front of Kids Taking a Stand in Wilmington YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: New York– Hundreds Parade as Part of their Stand Against Racism events YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: YWCA’s Stand Against Racism New York – 5,000+ Employees Pledge to Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: More Highlights Available: www.standagainstracism.org/2011 www.standagainstracism.org/2010 YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: 96.7% Approval Rate YWCA’s Stand Against Racism SurveyYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: YWCA’s Stand Against Racism How It Works…YWCA’s Stand Against Racism: A “Program In a Can ” Documents Invitation Template “How to” Document Sample Press Release Resources: - Readings - The Pledge Against Racism - Survey Materials Buttons Stickers (for kids) Bookmarks Color Posters YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Participating Sites Invitation Mailing YWCA’s Stand Against Racism How Does It Work?YWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Materials YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: 11x17 Glossy Posters Write-able PDF allows for customization that can also be used as a flyer. YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Bookmark Stand Against Racism Bookmarks with Short Version of the Pledge YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Buttons or Stickers YWCA’s Stand Against RacismYWCA’s Stand Against Racism: Documents and Templates Access to Online Materials Spanish Documents and Materials Also Available YWCA’s Stand Against RacismClickable Map of the USA: YWCA’s Stand Against Racism Clickable Map of the USA Finding a SiteStand Against Racism 2012 will take place Friday, April 27, 2012: YWCA’s Stand Against Racism Stand Against Racism 2012 will take place Friday, April 27, 2012Stand Against Racism: Stand Against Racism Invitation to our Sister Associations in the U.S.A. YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 45: Simple Process… First Step Sign up by September 30, 2011 YWCAs Sign up Online Cost-sharing among all YWs: $975 per association Payment due (extension: December 2011) No cost to Participating Sites YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 46: Simple Process… Second Step CEO/ED appoints SAR Coordinator SAR Coordinator Staff, Board, or Volunteer Liaison between your Association and SAR Optional involvement with your Participating Sites YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 47: Simple Process… Third Step Send out invitation to Potential Participating Sites Participating Sites Sign up DIRECTLY through SAR Web site! YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 48: Need Help Raising $975? Suggestions: Corporate Sponsorships Recognition through Banner join the ywca (name) take a stand against racism Logo $500 $250 eachSlide 49: Need Help Raising $975? Suggestions: Corporate Sponsorships Recognition through Banner Three other recognition opportunities: Invitation Press Release Web siteSlide 50: Need Help Raising $975? Suggestions: Corporate Sponsorships Recognition through Banner Three other recognition opportunities Ask each board member to write a check Local Community Foundation Ask a Civic Rights Commission to work with you Ask your donors YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSign up Online:: www.StandAgainstRacism.org/ywsignup Sign up Online: YWCA’s Stand Against RacismSlide 52: A Quarter Million Participants… 2,000+ Partners Nationwide… Take a Stand With Us! Jose A. Hernandez YWCA Trenton CEO SAR Co-Founder Judith Hutton YWCA Princeton CEO SAR Co-Founder