Mommy's Mile program is an initiative from the BMTC group to make it more fun and rewarding for Busy Moms to take a step at at a time to build a walking routine into their schedules.
Whenever you walk, either as a group or by yourself, make a note of it. Note your steps using a pedometer (you can get one at local stores for around $15.00) or simply note the time you walk and convert into miles using this link
KEEP POSTING YOUR RECORDS! THIS WILL ENCOURAGE YOU AS WELL AS OTHER MOMS.
WATCH OUT FOR OUR CONTESTS FOR THE WALKING MOMS COMING SOON....
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Saturday, April 3, 2010
What can I do if I am an Immigrant in an abusive marriage?
Topic: What should I do if I am an immigrant in an abusive marriage?
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Speaker: Mrs. Raj Chaudhary, Executive Director, Sewa-Aifw (website: www.sewa-aifw.org)
Date and time: Saturday, April 3rd at 2:00 pm Central Time (2:00pm-3:00 pm Central Time)
Dial-in Number: 1-270-400-1500
Access Code: 671955
Click the above Title to view presentation
Speaker: Mrs. Raj Chaudhary, Executive Director, Sewa-Aifw (website: www.sewa-aifw.org)
Date and time: Saturday, April 3rd at 2:00 pm Central Time (2:00pm-3:00 pm Central Time)
Dial-in Number: 1-270-400-1500
Access Code: 671955
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Census 2010 and South Asians
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Date: Saturday, March 6th 2010; 2:00pm-3:00pm Central Time
Dial-in number: 1-270-400-1500
Access Code: 671955
Speaker: Abby Sookraj, Associate Executive Director, Sewa-Aifw, MN
Description: Did you know there are approximately 2.7 million South Asians living in the U.S.? Would you be surprised to know that South Asians was the fastest growing Asian American group in the U.S. in the 1990's? Where does all this information come from? From the Decennial U.S. Census!!
The Census is nationwide and occurs every 10 years and is written into the US Constitution. The demographic information is used for designating Federal funds to States and NGOs. It is important that immigrant populations participate in the Census so that funds can be allocated to our communities. One example is information printed in other languages, such as Spanish, Somali, Russian and Hmong. The Census data helps government and NGO's determine the need for more or less outreach to particular communities. Join us for a discussion about how the Census information is collected, privacy of information provided, who should respond to the Census and much more. Do you know what Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan communities have in common? Listen on March 6th for the answer!
Date: Saturday, March 6th 2010; 2:00pm-3:00pm Central Time
Dial-in number: 1-270-400-1500
Access Code: 671955
Speaker: Abby Sookraj, Associate Executive Director, Sewa-Aifw, MN
Description: Did you know there are approximately 2.7 million South Asians living in the U.S.? Would you be surprised to know that South Asians was the fastest growing Asian American group in the U.S. in the 1990's? Where does all this information come from? From the Decennial U.S. Census!!
The Census is nationwide and occurs every 10 years and is written into the US Constitution. The demographic information is used for designating Federal funds to States and NGOs. It is important that immigrant populations participate in the Census so that funds can be allocated to our communities. One example is information printed in other languages, such as Spanish, Somali, Russian and Hmong. The Census data helps government and NGO's determine the need for more or less outreach to particular communities. Join us for a discussion about how the Census information is collected, privacy of information provided, who should respond to the Census and much more. Do you know what Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan communities have in common? Listen on March 6th for the answer!
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Dental Care in Children: Infants through Teens
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Webinar Speaker: Dr. Sonal Koratkar
Date and Time: Saturday, February 6th 2010 from 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Central Time
Dial-in number: 1-270-400-1500
Access Code: 671955
Webinar Speaker: Dr. Sonal Koratkar
Date and Time: Saturday, February 6th 2010 from 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Central Time
Dial-in number: 1-270-400-1500
Access Code: 671955
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