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December 10, 2009

Elora Turner commented on Kim Carter's group 'Public Achievement'

I have reciprocally benefited from my Public Achievement experience at St. Bernards, coaching 8, 8th grade lady leaders about youth homelessness! If you want to hear about their experience and our Public Achievement story, check out the Center for…

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Invitation for Discussion about the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act

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Through Public Achievement, people of all ages work with others to meet challenges and solve problems. They learn from each other the meaning of citizenship and democracy. Ordinary people do extraordinary things.

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March 9, 2009

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First Name:

Elora

Last Name:

Turner

Hometown:

Twin Cities Area

School/Organization Name:

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

Job Title:

Student Neighborhood Liaison

City:

Minneapolis

State:

Minnesota

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Invitation for Discussion about the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act

Hi! My name is Elora Turner and I am a student at the University of Minnesota-TC and a former PA coach with St. Bernards!

I am also the co-task force leader of the Affordable Housing and Homelessnes Task force with the Minnesota
Public Interest Research Group (MPIRG).

I wanted to send out an invitation to those in Minneapolis who are interested in the issue of Youth Homelessness and learning about how to lobby effectively on this issue.

MPIRG will be hosting the Discussion Panel to support th… Continue

Posted on April 8, 2009 at 12:21pm —

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At 1:22pm on March 9, 2009, Kim Carter said…: Hi Elora and welcome to the Five Freedoms Network. It's great to have you here -- how did you hear about us?

Your job title is intriguing and I'd love to hear more about your work, as well as any ideas you might have for how The Five Freedoms Project and the Network might be helpful.

We're partnering with The Forum for Education and Democracy on their Will We Really Campaign, launched on February 6, and hope you'll take a few minutes to visit the campaign web site: www.willwereally.org!

As you can see from the world map on our home page, we have a growing, eclectic community of individuals from across the globe -- from Brooklyn to Pakistan, from North Dakota to China. Thank you for taking the time to add your voice to that fascinating mix.

As you surf around the Network and its companion site, www.fivefreedoms.org, I urge you to share your voice throughout. Take our You Be The Judge First Amendment quiz (a new scenario every two weeks). Leave a comment on a fellow member's personal page and make a new contact. Upload a video to our gallery, or watch and react to one already there. Join (or start) a group or visit the Soapbox to contribute to (or start) a discussion. And invite others to join us.

In short, use your voice to co-create our online community :-)

Post a comment on my page anytime with questions or ideas. And please, the next time you're online, upload a photo to your personal profile -- the easiest way to make a virtual network feel more personal is by seeing each other's faces (and profile answers). Thanks again!