You are cordially invited to the
JELANI Institute Day of Remembrance – 2011
(Justice Equity Love and Awareness NOW Institute)
In honor of Jelani Manigault.
We also continue to remember Jelani’s dad, Andrew
Manigault.
This year’s event is on
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Promptly 3:00-5:00 pm
At
Felician College – Lodi Campus
Goya Dining Hall on lower level of Obal Hall
262 South Main Street, Lodi, NJ, 07644
We have QUITE a full program
this year, and we hope that you will be able to join us.
Keynote Speaker: Sgt. Lynette Butler, William Paterson University and
Passaic County Task Force for Crisis Intervention Team
(CIT) Training
This Year’s Event Theme: Branching
Out. Consciousness Raising. Broadening Horizons. Changing Mindsets.
Remembrance Theme: We remember Jelani with an Italian theme, recalling particularly his Study
Abroad experience in Italy (Italian Renaissance History and Italian Art) as well
as his other world travels in his youth.
Honorees: The Translators of The Jelani Tree: Our own Mary
Mallia of Felician College – Italian.
Caroline’s close associate, Sergio Salmeron – Spanish.
Our
beloved exchange student, EunYoung Lee
– Korean.
Our former Felician colleague, Sister
Kefang Yang – Chinese.
Quote: “I just want to do good in the world.” –
Jelani Manigault.
·
Changing lives in
South Korea, in teacher education program.
(Dr. Margaret Gardineer’s former student, So Youn Lim.)
·
Doing its healing
work in China. Evangelizing lives. (Professor Manigault’s former student, Ivy )
·
Our Gratitude
Journals with a twist! -- kaiku – Lynn Bagley
·
Our New
Initiative – “The Appreciation of Life” – Carol Manigault
·
New involvements,
activities, alliances, connections. Mark your
calendars for May 4th, to attend a JELANI Institute-sponsored
presentation on Mental Health and Removing Stigma by CELINA GRAY, a member of the Governor’s task
force on mental health and Director of the initiative to Remove Stigma. (E-mail Dr. George Abaunza at abaunzag@felician.edu for more information.)
·
Please take note
of research article on the www.jelani.org
website by Felician College’s own Chair of Criminal Justice Department, Dr. Gina Robertiello. Article entitled “Crisis Intervention
Teams: Worth More Than a Quick Look “ (Website created and maintained by Mathis
Webs.)
Audience Participation: Open forum and
brainstorming session (reminiscent of our VERY FIRST Day of Remembrance –
2004) Comments/Questions/Discussion: Topics (not limited to) – The Institute so
far. Our mission. Where we’re going. Fundraising ideas.
Please consider becoming a Regular Donor to The JELANI
Institute. We need your continued
support. www.jelani.org. P.O. Box
254, Teaneck, NJ 07666.