PIR weekly report
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Attached is the PIR weekly report for June 13-19, 199B.
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MEMORANDUM TO THE PRESIDENT .
FROM: JUDITH A. WINSTON
THROUGH: ERSKINE BOWLES
SYLVIA MATHEWS
DATE: JUNE 19,1998
SUBJECT: PRESIDENT'S INITIATIVE ON RACE WEEKLY REPORT
JUNE13-JUNE19
ADVISORY BOARD ACTIVITIES
June Advisory Board Meeting_ Members of the Advisory Board participated in four
subgroup meetings on June 17 where they discussed ideas and challenges in the areas of
education, economic opportunity, leadership, values, and a vision for One America. The
Advisory Board held a public meeting on Thursday, June 18 in Washington, D.C. and
presented ideas and options raised during the subgroup meetings. For example, ideas
that were discussed included establishing a Presidential council on race to continue the
Initiative's work and increasing funding for school construction through Federal matching
grants. Initiative staff will work with Advisory Board members following this meeting
to include their discussions and recommendations in a written report to you.
Letter on Race and Stereotypes. On behalf of the Advisory Board, Dr. Franklin has
written a letter to you reporting on the March Advisory Board meeting in Denver on Race
and Stereotypes. A copy of the letter is attached .
. Tufts University. On June 12, Governor Winter spoke to a group of35 college
presidents gathered at Tufts University in Boston. Governor Winter spoke about the
Initiative and received a warm reception from the gathering. Members of the group
urged that the work ofthe Initiative continue.
American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee. On June 13, Linda Chavez
Thompson and Chris Edley were the keynote speakers at the Fifteenth National
Convention of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee in Crystal City,
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Virginia. Ms. Chavez-Thompson spoke about the accomplishments ofthe Initiative and
urged the members of the audience to playa key role in building One America in the 21 st
Century.
Southern Growth Policies Board Conference. On June 16, Governor Winter
introduced Dr. Franklin, who was the featured speaker at the Southern GrowthPolicies
Board Conference in Louisville, Kentucky which was attended by political and private
sector leaders.
Native American Journalists Association. On June 19, Angela Oh and senior
Initiative staff attended the Native American Journalists Association conference in
Tempe, Arizona. Angela Oh gave the opening remarks and answered questions from the
audience about the Initiative and its accomplishments during the breakfast session.
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Public Service Announcement (PSA) Award. The PSA, "On Target," which the
Initiative produced in conjunction with the Leadership Conference Education Fund, the
Ad Council and the Griffin Bacal Advertising Agency won the 1998 Tele Award, the
advertising industry's honor for best public service announcement.
Corporate Leaders Forum. The Corporate Leaders Forum in st. Louis has been
rescheduled from July 10 to July 23 as a result of a conflict in Secretary Slater's schedule.
Congressional Conversations on Race. On June 17, I attended the first Congressional
conversation on race, co-sponsored by Representatives John Lewis and Amo Houghton.
The discussion included approximately 50 Members of Congress, and Colin Powell gave
the keynote address. This was the first of four conversations on race that they plan to
have in the coming year.
National Council of La Raza. On June 15, I met with representatives of the National
Council of La Raza, including their Executive Director Raul Yzaguirre, to discuss
Initiative activities related to data and research on the Latino community. We agreed to
continue to consult with them during the preparation of the Advisory Board's report to
you.
National Association of Latino Elected Officials (NALEO). On June 20, I will attend
the annual NALEO Educational Fund conference and participate in a panel entitled
"Dialogue on Race and Ethnic Relations" in Houston, Texas. The NALEO annual
conference is the largest gathering of Latino elected and appointed officials with an
expected attendance of 700 public officials. Mickey Ibarra will be addressing the
conferees as well.
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Religious Leaders. On June 22, Chris Edley, Initiative staff, Office of Public Liaison
staff, and I will meet with a small group of religious leaders to discuss ways in which they
can build on the foundation established by the Initiative.
FEDERAL AGENCY ACTIVITIES
Department of Tustice
Latino Civil Rights Awards. On June 25, the Attorney General Janet Reno will speak
at the Latino Civil Rights Center's Annual Awards ..
Department of Agriculture
Memorandum of Agreement. The United States Department of Agriculture's Natural
Resource Conservation Service has finalized a Memorandum of Agreement with the
Minority Business Technology Consortium, and the Agricultural Research Service, to
make agricultural technology more readily available to minority farmers and rural
communities through the local Resource Conservation and Development Councils.
Department of Commerce
National Association of Latino Elected Officials. On June 20, Secretary William Daley
will speak before the National Association of Latino Elected Officials in Houston, TX.
Department of Labor
Workforce Development. On June 24 and 25, Secretary Alexis Herman will meet with
members of the Congressional Black Caucus and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus
respectively to discuss the Workforce Development legislation.
Department of Health and Human Services
Organ Transplant Discrimination. On June 15, Deputy Inspector General George Grob
was interviewed by the 300-station American Urban Radio Network on the IG's report,
"Racial and Geographic Disparity in the Distribution of Organs for transplantation,"
which shows a growing disparity in the wait time between blacks and whites for kidney
transplants.
Department of Transportation
African/African American Summit. On June 25, Secretary Rodney Slater will address the
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First Bi-Annual African/African American Summit Report to America in Washington,
DC.
Department of Energ v
Summer Diversity Program. On June 19, Secretary Federico Pena will speak to
student interns participating in the Department of Energy's Summer Diversity Program.
Among the topics he will discuss are the importance of giving back to the community.
He will also stress the importance of education and opportunities like the Department of
Energy's summer internship program.
Department of Education
Department of Education Listening Session. .On June 22, Secretary Richard Riley will
conduct the third and final listening session of the Department of Education's
Department-wide race initiative.
Department of Veterans Affairs
Race Dialogues. On July I, the Department of Veteran Affairs' Deputy Assistant
Secretary for Equal Opportunity will participate in a dialogue on race at the National
Convention ofthe League of United Latin American Citizens in Dallas, TX.
Small Business Administration
Lending Outreach Initiative. Small Business Administration's Regional Administrator
signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Kansas City Hispanic Chamber of
Commerce to commit both organizations to work to further the agency's goals to increase
lending activity in the underserved small business communities.
Office of Personnel Management
Hispanic Senior Executive Workshop. On June 24, Director Janice Lachance is
co-hosting the Hispanic Senior Executive Workshop with the Department of Energy's
Secretary Federico Pena.
United States InfOrmation Agency
Website Highlights Race Relations. The United States Information Agency's
recently-launched website on perspectives on race relations features transcripts and
background on the President's Initiative on Race, affirmative action and race, and law and
ethnic diversity.
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