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Join us for our year-end celebration and award ceremony on Dec 15
Dear Friend,
Building One New Jersey will hold its annual year-end celebration and award ceremony on Thursday, December 15th, 2022, from 6:00 PM to 9 PM at the Mountain View Golf Course, 850 Bear Tavern Road, Ewing, NJ 08628.
The evening will include a social hour, a brief awards ceremony, good food and drinks and exceptional company including our esteemed honorees:
Dr. Angelica Allen McMillan
Acting Commissioner, Department of Education
2022 Powerful Ally of the Year
Bishop John Schol
Bishop, Greater New Jersey Conference, United Methodist Church
2022 Moral Leader of the Year
Dr. Scott Rocco
Superintendent, Hamilton Township School District
2022 Public Servant of the Year
Mr. Gerald W. Owens
General Organizer, (retired) International Longshoremen's Association
2022 Trailblazer of the Year
Rev. Regena Thomas
Women, Human & Civil Rights Advocacy Director, American Federation of Teachers
2022 Steadfast & Loyal Friend
Ms. Olivia Caldwell, Mainland Pleasantville NAACP and Ms. Sharnell Morgan, Pleasantville Board of Education
2022 Outstanding Leader of the Year
There will also be a Special Tribute to Senator Ronald L. Rice.
Please purchase tickets to attend and sponsorships in support of our work and to recognize our awardees. Building One New Jersey is the only organization in the state relentlessly fighting for racial justice, social inclusion, and economic opportunity for all people through direct action, civic engagement, leadership training, and the advancement of transformative public policies. Our work on school segregation over the past two years not only made “good trouble;” it yielded results.
Though we have much more to do, we need to celebrate our recent wins while building our capacity and financial support for the coming year and the struggle ahead against the formable but surmountable twin-evil of racial exclusion and economic inequality.
To both celebrate and support this work go here to buy tickets and to purchase a sponsorship.
Thank you,
Rev. Willie Dwayne Francois III
Chair, NJ Coalition Against Racial Exclusion (NJ-CARE) / Building One New Jersey
Dr. Khalil Gibran Muhammad
Ford Foundation Professor of History, Race and Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School
Marie Blistan
Immediate Past President, New Jersey Education Association
James Gee
Founder, Stono Public Affairs LLC and former Chief of Staff to Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman