Receive Information / Updates... * Proposition 47 * Local Control Funding Formula, LCFF * School-To-Prison Pipeline Be apart of the conversation! Have your voice heard! COPE with not be session for Parent and Communities Engaged in Education, P-CEE for the months of June, July, August...
Join our monthly leadership meetings where parents and community leaders help plan and organize local advocacy campaigns related to education, criminal justice, health access, and civic engagement. Breakfast starts is from 8:30am to 9am. Meeting is from 9am to 10:30am.
Interested in getting involved this election year? Take 45 minutes to hear about upcoming opportunity to volunteer as community canvassers to help turn-out the vote this election year. Please contact Sonya Gray-Hunn at (909) 887-8900 or sghunn@copesite.org to register to attend the training. Conference call...
You are invited to attend a special half-day session featuring for: Resources on Career/Technical Training Programs, Job Readiness Workshops, Male/Female Life Skills Break-Out Sessions, Sign up for Resume Writing Support, Participation Incentives & Special Raffles—Men/Women Business Attire & Makeover, Gift Cards, etc. Space is limited, so please contact (909) 887-3900 to register to attend or register online!
Please join us Every Third Saturday!
Inland Empire Concerned African American Churches (IECAAC) invites you to attend a social justice ministry training orientation. The orientation will be facilitated by Congregations Organized for Prophetic Engagement (COPE) and will equip congregations for social change activism.
A 4-day leadership training for young Black women and young men of color. Designed for college-focused youth who exhibit leadership qualities and a desire to serve their community.
Giving hope back to our community through accountability of opportunities.
Please join us on Saturday, June 29th for our Inland Valley Core Leader Training as we prepare to arm our leaders with facts and compelling talking points about Schools and Communities First.
