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September 2006 IL Conversations

ANNOUNCEMENT

You are invited to participate in the CURRENTS series of

IL Conversations

 Thursday, September 14, 2006
at
3:00-4:30 pm Central Time 

CURRENTS Bridgeline: (904) 357-8714

Topic: 

How CILs  Can Diversify Funding Streams; Bringing in Restricted and Unrestricted Funding   

Facilitators

Kelly Greene, Executive Director

and
Ubaldo Alvarez, Associate Director
Center for Independent Living of South Florida, Inc. 

Join us, Discuss, and Learn from a Youth Perspective:

--Setting Up the Right Conditions for Success

--Funding Sources:

                        *Federal

                        *Local

                        *Foundations

                        *Faith Based

                        *Grants and Contracts

--Lessons Learned 

Call in from a quiet location and join the discussion or feel free to anonymously listen in.

IL Conversations, hosted by the University of Arkansas CURRENTS, are held monthly.  IL Conversations provide IL practitioners with an opportunity to talk with colleagues about the nuts and bolts of running a center for independent living and providing core services, as well as, to address broader state and national issues impacting CILs, SILCs, and people with disabilities.

To join your colleagues in discussing this month's IMPORTANT Independent Living issue, call the CURRENTS Bridgeline, (904) 357-8714, on September 14th at 3:00 pm CENTRAL Time. This is not a toll free call. Your regular long distance charges will apply.

There is no registration fee.

Simply call in from a quiet location and join the discussion or just listen in.

Watch for our next IL Conversation Announcement! 

Different facilitators who are currently working in the field will join us each month to lead the discussion, answer questions and refer participants to additional resources.

HOPE YOU JOIN US!

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