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« on: October 06, 2010, 12:52:04 PM »

From: harryal@earthlink.net
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Subject: Why Boys Fail An Evening about Educating Boys
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2010 11:25:43 -0700

Why Boys Fail An Evening about Educating Boys Registration is now CLOSED. All seats have been reserved. No one will be admitted who did not register. Thank you.

 http://www.phcd.org/articles/WhyBoysPMCAd8-10prf1.pdf

Presenter, Joe Mathaney, National Coalition For Men.

 

NCFM is one of the events financial sponsors.

 

Joe created this presentation and found a sponsor for it through the Petalum Health Care District. Apparently the health care district had never been approached for such a presentation. From what Joe says and I can determine such health care districts have substantial resources. If any of you are interested in doing something similar to what Joe is doing you might send a proposal to a health care district in your area. Just goes to show how individual efforts help change the world. Nice work Mr. Mathaney -- nice work…

 

SRJC Petaluma Campus, Carole L. Ellis Auditorium

680 Sonoma Mt. Pkwy

Petaluma, CA

 

Harry Crouch

National Coalition For Men

California Men's Centers

 

NCFM is qualified to accept donations from United States government and military personnel the  Combined Federal Campaign (http://www.opm.gov/cfc/). Our CFC# is 17785, please pass it on.

 

Join NCFM on facebook http://facebook.ncfm.org - and pass it around so others can join too!

 

 

 
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