UNITED TRIBES OF NORTH CAROLINA announces Call for …

[Pages:2]UNITED TRIBES OF NORTH CAROLINA announces

Call for

Proposals

37th Annual NC Indian Unity Conference Renaissance Charlotte Suites Hotel ? Charlotte, NC March 8-10, 2012

2012 Conference Theme -- "Still Making History"

The N.C. Indian Unity Conference provides a forum to address health, education, social, cultural, political, spiritual, and economic issues affecting the American Indian population of North Carolina. The conference brings together national, state, local and tribal leaders to discuss concerns, identify resources, and develop strategic solutions to advocate for and improve the well-being of North Carolina's first citizens. The 2012 conference theme, "Still Making History," represents the contributions American Indians have made and continue to make to their tribal communities, the State of North Carolina, and national American Indian affairs. Four concurrent workshop sessions will be held at the conference:

Thursday, March 8 Workshop Session I: 3:45 pm ? 4:45 pm Friday, March 9 Workshop Session II: 10:15 am ? 11:15 am Workshop Session III: 11:30 am ? 12:30 pm Workshop Session IV: 3:30 pm ? 4:30 pm

Please complete page 2 of this document and send it along with your bio no later than February 10, 2012 to Rebecca LaClaire at rebecca.laclaire@. If you have questions, call (910)258-6200.

United Tribes of North Carolina is a nonprofit corporation established in 1982 to provide greater coordination and unity among the Indian tribes and organizations of the state, to promote educational, economic, religious, charitable and cultural activities for Indian people,

and to increase and to increase economic prosperity for Indians of North Carolina.

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Workshop Proposal

Please print or type: Applicant Name

Tribal Affiliation

Job Title/Organization

Mailing Address

Phone Number

Email Address

Which category will your workshop address? (you may select more than one):

Housing

Employment

Culture/Arts

Health

Community Services

Indian Issues

Education

Economic Dev./Financial

Other _____________________

Workshop Session Time: (check all available) Session I

Workshop Title: Abstract (no more than 150 words on the topic):

Session II

Session III

Session IV

Proposal Evaluation-- Proposals will be evaluated according to the following criteria:

1. General relevance to the conference attendees and theme. 2. Does it reflect at least one of these personal, professional, or research interests of the constituents? 3. Effectiveness of Information Delivery--Evidence that proposed method of information delivery will be effective

and clear plan for how time/space will be used. 4. Addresses an emerging Issue of Likely Interest to American Indian communities.

Proposals due by 02/10/2012 Send proposal and bio to rebecca.laclaire@ or

for more information call (910)258-6200.

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