17
May , 2012
Thursday

NCBM

National Conference of Black Mayors

The National Conference of Black Mayors attend High Power Meeting with the African Union
National Wireless Initiative Launched by President Obama
North Miami Mayor Reflects on Haiti Earthquake Anniversary
African American Mayors Designated Goodwill Ambassadors for African Renaissance at World Festival of Black Arts in Senegal
NCBM Meets With Colombia Vice President Angelino Garzon To Discuss Technical Assistance Partnership
NCBM Mayors Organizing Readers for Equality (M.O.R.E.) Initiative
Special Report: NCBM Broadband Agenda
The National Conference of Black Mayors Supports The Continued Implementation of the Affordable Care Act
Obama Administration Blueprint for A Secure Energy Future
NCBM Partners with EPA Region IV on New Workplace Lead-Safe Rule Awareness Campaign
Ragen Hatcher Eyes Gary Mayor Run
NCBM Policy Brief: The American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009
Taking ‘Green The City’ To The Capitol: Mayors Convene Successful Summit
NCBM Announces National “Green The City” Initiative
Sponsorship Opportunities Available for the 2010 World Summit of Mayors International Conference
EPA Announces $200 Million Investment to Develop Smart Electric Grid in Carolinas, Florida
11.02.10 Election Day: What’s In Your Hand?

NCBM Receives Broadband Fellowship Grant

comcast-dream-big-logoThe National Conference of Black Mayors has received a Fellowship Grant from the Comcast Foundation for Broadband Technical Assistance. The program supports two graduate level policy fellows to develop public policy recommendations to increase broadband adoption and use by African Americans. The recommendations developed by the Fellowship will further direct the efforts of NCBM in authoring recommendations to Congress and the Federal Communications Commission. NCBM is proud to receive this funding to continue progress toward a connected America that includes all of our communities.

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