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The Mosaic Literary Conference presents creative ways for keeping
books and reading valuable sources of knowledge and creativity. This
day of professional-development workshops will help educators
incorporate literature into existing curricula to further explore
course work that focuses on cultures, history, and social studies.
This year we celebrate the 85th anniversary of the birth of
Malcolm X
and the 45 anniversary of the publishing of The Autobiography of
Malcolm X.
Panels Workshops Film
Early Registration: $25
Early Group Registration: $20
(Registrations of 3 or more people)
Conference
Registration: $50
Conference Dates: November 5 & 6, 2010
Location: Hostos Community College
450 Grand Concourse at 149th St., Bronx, NY
Request For Proposals
The Mosaic Literary Conference provides a platform for
literature-based creative thinking and knowledge sharing. Each year
we invite educators, arts & community organizations, and parents to
participate. MLC is presented by The Literary Freedom Project, a
501(c)3 tax-exempt not-for-profit arts organization that supports
the literary arts through education, creative thinking, and new
media.
MLC invites proposals for workshops focused on the literary arts,
literacy, and reading comprehension, and how educators and parents
can incorporate these subjects to increase the adoption of reading
as a tool for understanding of culture, history, and social studies.
Coinciding with the 85th anniversary of his birth and 45th
anniversary of the release of The Autobiography of Malcolm X,
our secondary focus is on the life of Malcolm X. Submissions
focused on teaching his autobiography, life, and legacy are
encouraged (but will not be given preference).
Click here to download RFP form
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OPPORTUNITIES
The conference provides a unique
opportunity to reach an audience of teachers and administrators.
The focus is simple to educate, empower, and reconnect
this generation of educators, parents, and students to the power of
books and reading.
Click
here to read more.
Mosaic
August 2009 Press release
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