Abogados de Inmigracion

Please inform your co-workers who are Dominican and Haitian about the One Voice Event on February 11, 2006, co-sponsored by Haitian recording artist Wyclef Jean and Dominican Pastor Herman Menodoza taking place at P.S. 19 in Corona, New York in the borough Queens. And please inform your community. Come as organizations and/or as individuals with friends. Call Herman Mendoza to find out more about this event. The future of millions of people is at stake. Do we need a new disaster where people are well informed in advance and no appropriate action is taken?

You have a month to publicize this event and make plans to attend or delegate some people who are willing to attend and join with us.

You can see that I am one of the guest speakers too. I give thanks to Herman Mendoza for recognizing the role that education will play in improving people’s lives and bring peace. Let us work toward bringing the GED to both Dominicans and Haitians in the United States, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and around the world, I am telling it can be done and it can be done now, today.

I want to thank the Haitian community for being the first one to accept my offer of help with the GED. My work in Spring Valley at the Konbit Neg Lakay has resulted in more than twenty graduates in French and my relationship with the Haitians United of Massachusetts is extremely special and it actually gave me the opportunity to speak from City Hall in Boston to people who attended the flag raising and to a Haitian audience on Radio Nouveaute.. I also want to thank President Leonel Fernandez, his government, including staff members of consulates and the Dominican people for taking me into their hearts and helping my educational campaign grow immensely. I wish I could teach in each of your communities, but I am Profesor Martin of the Consulate of El Salvador and I will not teach classes anywhere else, not even for money.

MARTIN N. DANENBERG
7 BLAZER DRIVE
ISLANDIA, NY 11749
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631-348-1341
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Yele Haiti, Stepping Stones Ministries, Naleo, and The Booker T. Washington Learning Center

Present: ONE VOICE

A Time for Haitians and Dominicans to come together for an educational/spiritual seminar to promote Awareness and Unity

“And have made of one blood all nations of men“ Acts 17:26

Multiple Grammy Award-winner Wyclef Jean, founder of Yele Haiti, a foundation dedicated to the children of Haiti, in partnership with Stepping Stones Ministries, Naleo Educational Fund, and The Booker T. Washington Learning Center present One Voice – An ongoing program of Humanitarian Relief, Spiritual Counseling, and Educational Empowerment for people of Haiti and The Dominican Republic. A unique collaboration between Haitians and Dominicans in the tri-state area, One Voice seeks to foster cross-border relations between the people of these two Caribbean nations sharing one island and living in the United States.

Mission: To unite Dominicans and Haitians through Spiritual Guidance, Education, Mutual Support, and Aid.

Our mission will be accomplished through the collaborative efforts of organizations that will provide:

1. Educational information relating to naturalization - Naleo
2. Voter Education - Naleo
3. Spiritual counseling and aid - Church of the Resurrection and Stepping Stones Ministries
4. GED preparation/pre-test preparation - El Quijote del GED and The Booker T. Washington Learning Center

Goals: To be a continuous voice for the Haitian and Dominican Communities with the intention of bringing awareness of important common issues and offering resources and solutions to improve Haitian and Dominican relations.

Objective: To host a series of special events.

Our Coming Event will take place some time in February with a collaboration of organizations dedicated to the well being of Haitian and Dominican people. Our hosts will be well-known Radio host of “Our Children’s Hour,” Rev. Leroy Ricksy, LMSW. He will be joined by Herman Mendoza, Director of Stepping Stones Ministries and Julissa Ferreras, Director of Civic Education with Naleo. Numerous artists will be present. There will be giveaways for all guests, free admission and musical entertainment featuring Bert Bocachica organizer of Rap fest. We are anticipating over three hundred Dominicans and Haitians to attend this special event. We will have food and refreshments for our Guests.

Special Guests: World known hip-hop artist, Wyclef Jean, local elected officials, spiritual leaders, educational professors, health counselors, Gilberte Rosarion, MD, and the Honorable Judge Donna Mills Supreme Court-New York City, and Councilman Hiram Monserrate, Rap fest organizer Bert Bocachica

Location: NYC Community School P.S. 19 98-02 Roosevelt Avenue
Corona, NY 11368 Date: February 11, 2006

Time: 1:00 PM-5:00 PM

Event Coordinator: Herman Mendoza

Contact: Herman Mendoza 917.841.5899 / Julissa Ferreras 646.227.0797

Supporters: Wyclef Jean Foundation “Yele Haiti”
Stepping Stones Ministries
Naleo-Educational Fund
The Booker T. Washington Learning Center
Local Churches
El Quijote del GED
Gilberte Rosarion, MD
Rap Fest-Bert Bocachica

“I rise today to recognize the humanitarian efforts of Mr. Wyclef Jean and Herman Mendoza in addressing the needs of the Dominican and Haitian communities through their newly formed organization, ``One Voice'' in a much-needed effort to create goodwill between Haitians and Dominicans on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola.”
Honorable Charles Rangel, Congressman
House of Representatives
Thursday, July 21, 2005