NABSE hosts and organizes numerous conferences and events throughout the year. They are listed below.
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every November, this event attracts nearly 6,000 conferees for four
days of inspiring plenary sessions, school tours, informative presentations
and educational workshops. The conference includes an exhibition area
with more than 300 vendors of educational products and services.
The NABSE Annual Conference is also the site of the Annual Hall of
Fame Awards, honoring outstanding African Americans in the field of
education and those who have made indelible contributions to the African
American community.
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2011 NABSE CONFERENCE LINKS
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THE 2011 AFRICAN AMERICAN MALE YOUTH LEADERSHIP SUMMIT HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL JULY 2012.NABSE will convene its 3rd African American Male Youth Leadership Summit (AAMYLS) in July 2012 on the campus of Prairie View A & M University (PVAMU) in Prairie View, TX. Approximately 120 African American young males from all over North American in grades 8-10 will convene for five days to engage in the following:
 Interactive presentations on critical leadership, etiquette, communication and life skills Exploration of the personal, social, emotional and spiritual conditions that inhibit and/or enhance each individual young person's journey towards adulthood- Creative activities that will help to build self-esteem, encourage positive communication between peers and provide the tools for conflict resolution
- Introduce the young men to unique and engaging approaches to learning as it relates to the 3Rs
- Comprehensive Prairie View A&M University Tour that exposes students to a variety of different career options that are available to them
Students who are interested in attending the Summit must be accompanied by a chaperone from a NABSE Affiliate.
More information about the 2012 African American Male Youth Leadership Summit will be forthcoming in the fall of this year.
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 THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL
NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY INSTITUTE (NEPI)
U.S. Capitol - Congressional Visitors Center -
House Auditorium
Washington, DC
May 2, 2011
From ESEA in 1965, to NCLB in 2001 to President Obama's Blueprint 2009, public education remains a major conversational thread among America's citizenry and America's polity. The issues and themes have varied little in the past and current decade.
On May 2, 2011, the National Alliance of Black School Educators will convene one of its national policy institutes to examine three of those themes: EARLY LEARNING, CHOICE (vouchers & charters) and FEDERAL FUNDING FOR EDUCATION.
The purpose is to probe in-depth the perceptions, policy, political actions, the facts, and the reality "in the field and on the ground" surrounding these issues. NABSE believes the timing of this forum is critical. As the U.S. Congress debates and the public ruminates, NABSE will bring together practitioners, experts, and policy makers for a spirited and hard-hitting forum.
The institute is open to the public, however reservations are preferred. Please register by contacting either Ed Potillo at epotillo@nabse.org or Derricka Davis at ddavis@nabse.org or 1-800-221-2654.
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ACCOMMODATIONS
 OMNI SHOREHAM HOTEL
2500 Calvert Street, NW
Washington, DC 20008
Rate: $179.00 (NABSE Block)
Reservations:
202-234-0700
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