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North Dakota Human Rights Coalition Conference Summary Tools for Building Inclusive Communities: The Role of Human Rights Education & Action in North Dakota Thursday - Friday, October 27-28, 2005
Location: Fargo, ND Conference Location: Days Inn and Conference Center of Moorhead, 600 30th Avenue South, Moorhead, MN 56560 Contact Person(s): Leah Contact Info: (877) 287-7100 and (218) 287-4862 Fax
Participation: 111 registered to attend
Attendee Types:
NHDRC members 27
Attendees from outside the Fargo-Moorhead area 35 from Baxter, MN; Bismarck, ND; Cooperstown, ND; Detroit, MI; Devils Lake, ND; Grand Forks, ND; Mandan, ND; Mayville, ND; Newtown, ND; Saint Paul, MN; Satellite Beach, FL; and Valley City, ND.
Presenters 35 (Note: Many of the presenters only stayed for their presentations)
Board members 11 of which 2 were also presenters
Volunteers- 4 volunteers for 2-3 hours Thursday evening from Concordia
NDHRC staff 2 of which one was a presenter
Community resource exhibit participants 7 of which are NDHRC organizational members
1. North Dakota Department of Labor Human Rights Division 2. The Arc of Cass County (NDHRC member) 3. ND Center for Persons with Disabilities, Disability Justice Initiative Project 4. Fair Housing of the Dakotas (NDHRC member) 5. Montana Human Rights Network (NDHRC member) 6. People Escaping Poverty Project (PEPP) (NDHRC member) 7. The GOD'S CHILD Project (NDHRC member) 8. The Institute for Trafficked, Exploited and Missing Persons (ITEMP.org) 9. NDSU TOCAR Anti-Racism Team 10. NDSU Couple and Family Therapy Program 11. Freedom Resource Center (NDHRC member) 12. American Association of University Women 13. League of Women Voters 14. Business & Professional Women 15. North Dakota Progressive Coalition (NDHRC member) 16. Sweet Medicine
Conference Support: 2005 Conference committee Susan Rae Helgeland, Cheryl Long Feather, Larry Peterson, Carol Reed, Wade Schemmel, Tendai Phiri & Andrea Warren-Deegan (made up of NDHRC staff, board members, and volunteers who participated in conference planning, coordinating, and on-site support)
Development committee Gerry Even, Barry Nelson, Marcia Paulson, Allan Peterson, & Andrea Warren-Deegan (made up of NDHRC staff and board members who helped identify and secure conference sponsorships)
Board member moderators & presenters Barry Nelson, Tom Fiebiger, Susan Helgeland, Carol Reed, Dan Mahli, Cheryl Long Feather, Marcia Paulson, Larry Peterson, Sherri Paxon, & Becky Knight
Volunteers 4 volunteers for 2-3 hours Thursday evening from Concordia
On-site Membership Drive: Received 11 memberships totaling $535
Sponsors: Basin Electric Power Cooperative $200 Cultural Diversity Resources $200 Fargo Human Relations Commission $500 United Tribes Technical College $500 State Bank and Trust, Fargo $200 North Dakota State University $1,000 Concordia College, In-kind contribution of volunteer services Minnesota State University Moorhead $200 Prairie Public Broadcasting, In-kind contribution of radio announcements & post-conference coverage, valued over $1,500 High Plains Reader, In-kind contribution of print announcements, valued at $848.76 Creative Kitchen $500 Zandbroz Variety, In-kind contribution of $10 gift certificate Fed Ex Kinkos, In-kind contribution of printing services, valued over $100 Sisters of the Presentation, Social Justice Office $150
Summary of Conference Evaluations: The editorial chart on the following page, indicates the value (excellent to not satisfactory) given to conference services and activities by attendees. The NDHRC received 29 conference evaluations.
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North Dakota Human Rights Coalition P.O. Box 1961 Fargo, North Dakota 58107-1961 Phone: (701) 239-9323 Fax: (701) 478-4452 Email: humanrights@ndhrc.org
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