#MissingDCGirls #FindOurGirls

#MissingDCGirls #FindOurGirls There has been a total of 501 missing juveniles in D.C., as of March 2017, of those cases 18 critical cases are still open and 4 non critical. Let’s be clear any child that goes missing is a great concern but let’s recognize that the Metropolitan Police Department (MPDC) tirelessly works to find every missing child.

I challenge everyone to first verify facts before reacting. Many of these youth are runaways. Let’s address this issue for a second. How do we create and build wrap around services to help our youth feel safe at home or find our youth alternative places to live? Let’s work together to come up with real solutions to address the underlying problems.

The increased awareness that has been noted is directly due to the MPDC strategically putting these cases on all of their social media platforms. The current discussions about these missing children in D.C. is a positive step to raise awareness and hopefully save these children from possible human trafficking, organ harvesting, or death.

The great work of the MPDC should be recognized. These officers work day in and day out to find these children. Please give them proper credit for actually getting the public talking and for raising awareness about these missing children. It is a positive sign that the media, Congressional Black Caucus, the Department of Justice, and the Mayor’s office are now actively involved. Hopefully the increased spotlight on these missing children will bring them all back home safely.

For more information on the missing children in D.C. please check the MPDC website:
https://mpdc.dc.gov/node/1227736

Marching Our Veterans Back to Work

Dear Friend,

We have an amazing opportunity for those who are #veterans thanks to Farmers Insurance, ZIPS Dry Cleaners and St. John Properties Inc. Are you a veteran seeking to get back into the work force and hoping to put your best foot forward during your interview with a nice suit? On March 18, 2017 from 10am to 2pm we will host an event where the first 750 veterans that sign up will be given a free suit to help make that first good impression. Only those who register and have a valid military ID or DD-214 will be allowed to attend the event. Please feel free to forward this to a veteran you believe could benefit.

Marching Our Veterans Back to Work!
18 Mar Saturday , Glen Burnie
SCHEDULE
March 18, 2017
10:00 am to 2:00 pm

To Register: http://movbtw.doattend.com/

VENUE
Cromwell Business Park
796 Cromwell Park Drive
Glen Burnie, Maryland
United States
Contact
Pete Smith

2017 Stand-Up for Women Vets by Final Salute Inc.

2017 Stand-Up for Women Vets by Final Salute Inc. #StandUp

DATE AND TIME

Sat, May 13, 2017
12:00 PM – 5:00 PM EDT

To sign up for this event register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2017-stand-up-for-women-vets-tickets-32558585606?utm_source=eb_email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=order_confirmation_email&utm_term=eventname&ref=eemailordconf

LOCATION

Women In Military Service For America Memorial
1 Memorial Avenue
Arlington, VA 22211

DESCRIPTION
Stand-Up for Women Vets provides support for women veterans and military women in career transition.
As a woman veteran in transition, you will need more than a resume to ensure a successful transition into the civilian workforce.
We provide (free of charge):
Professional Business Attire
Dress Shoes
Accessories
Make-Overs
Image Consulting
Head-Shots

The purpose of this event is not only to honor the service and sacrifice you have made to this great nation, but to also support our Sisters-in-Arms who are in transition or have transitioned and may need an image boost*.
We realize that some women Veterans, especially single mothers, may find the cost of securing an up-to-date professional wardrobe unattainable.
There will be a drawing for a $500 Macy’s gift card and a light lunch will also be provided.
*Professional services are first come, first serve.