The Committee for Ethnic Affairs advises the Montgomery County, MD County Executive and County Council on public policy that relates to ethnic affairs; promotes maximum involvement of all ethnic groups in the County in government, business and community affairs.

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Reminder of this evening ‘Days of Commemoration’ Forum (7:00pm - Rockville Library).


















Join us to be part of the conversation, your feedback is needed!


Montgomery Ethnic Affairs Committee and Councilmember George Leventhal To Host Community Forum July 20


Montgomery County’s Committee of Ethnic Affairs (CEA), the County’s Office of Community Partnerships and the office of Councilmember George Leventhal are inviting residents to offer opinions in a community conversation on the County’s “Days of Commemoration.” The forum will be held at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, July 20, in the first ......floor meeting room of the Rockville Library at 21 Maryland Ave. The original legislation for the Days of Commemoration was passed on March 28, 2006 (Bill No. 1-06: Special Days of Commemoration) and signed into law on July 7, 2006. This special law designates certain days of commemoration relating to the religious, ethnic, and cultural heritage of County residents.

Please visit the following link to view the press release:
http://www.montgomerycount​ymd.gov/Apps/Council/Press​Release/PR_details.asp?PrI​D=7764


This program is part of a series under a pilot program developed by the Committee for Ethnic Affairs to encourage communication among the diverse ethnic communities of Montgomery County. CEA is composed of residents and its role is to bridge the cultural diversity of all ethnic groups in the county. The CEA advises the county executive and the County Council on public policy that relates to ethnic affairs and promotes maximum involvement of all ethnic groups in the county government and other county services and programs.

The CEA also assists the county and its Office of Community Partnerships in organizing the World of Montgomery Festival, the county's annual ethnic heritage festival.

For more information on the initial Days of Commemoration legislation, go to: http://www.montgomerycount​ymd.gov/mcgtmpl.asp?url=%2​Fcontent%2Fexec%2Fcommemor​ation%2Findex.asp

Please feel free to forward and share with your network and the community..

We hope that you can join us to be part of the conversation!

Enas Elhanafi
Chair, Committee for Ethnic Affairs
Montgomery County, Maryland

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