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September 26, 2023—
“The Security Crisis in the Sahel”
The International Relations Program of Pomona College and United Nations Association of Pomona Valley PRESENTS A GLOBAL ISSUES PROGRAM “The Security Crisis in the Sahel”
May 9, 2023—
“The Threat to a Global Free Press”
United Nations Association of Pomona Valley Presents our next Global Issues Program “The Threat to a Global Free Press: A Foreign Correspondent’s View” Thursday, May
April 20, 2023—
“Natural Consequences: A Planet in Peril”
United Nations Association of Pomona Valley Presents our next Global Issues Program “Natural Consequences: A Planet in Peril” Thursday, April 20, 2023 7:00 PM In
March 23, 2023—
“Child Rights in the US and Around the World”
United Nations Association of Pomona Valley Presents “Child Rights in the US and Around the World” In person at Clairmont UCC Church,233 W. Harrison Ave.and
February 23, 2023— “The Ironies of US Immigration Policies”
United Nations Association of Pomona Valley Invites you to attend… “The Ironies of US Immigration Policies” The “Global Issues Programs” are free and open to
January 29, 2023— “UNA-PV Annual Meeting”
United Nations Association of Pomona Valley “Call to Annual Meeting” January 29, 2023 5:30 PM You may attend by Zoom. Please RSVP to cm********@gm***.comto receive
Our Commitment
The Pomona Valley Chapter of UNA-USA is committed to educating our community about the mission and work of the United Nations and to collaborating with local organizations which are actively working to realize the Sustainable Development Goals in Pomona Valley. Our annual activities include:
- 10 educational programs on Global Issues per year held at Pomona College and Pilgrim Place
- Annual United Nations Day Banquet and Celebration: Music, Program, Recognition of local organizations working on Sustainable Development Goals
- High School Essay Contest with participants gaining understanding of the United Nations and winners receiving financial awards
- Sponsorship of students/or young professionals to a national conferences
- Advocacy efforts at the local level and at the annual Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C.
- Speakers bureau available for local schools and organizations
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Officers
Kebokile
Dengu-Zvobgo
President
Sylvia Whitlock
Vice-president for District & National Liaison
Marylin Scaff
Vice President
PROGRAMS
Charlene Martin
Vice President
Communication/
Membership
Marjorie Bray
Assistant Treasurer
