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Multicultural Family Center SCOPE Award Presentation Copyrighted November 18, 2019 City of Dubuque Presentation(s) # 1. ITEM TITLE: Standout Community Organization Pursuing Equity (S.C.O.P.E.)Award - Multicultural Family Center SUMMARY: The Dubuque Branch of NAACP will present the Thomas Determan S.C.O.P.E. Award to the Multicultural Family Center. SUGGESTED DISPOSITION: ATTACHMENTS: Description Type Dubuque Branch NAACPAward representation-MVM City Manager Memo Memo Staff Memo Staff Memo 2019 Freedom Fund Program Supporting Documentation Upcoming Dubuque Branch NAACP E�nts Supporting Documentation Dubuque THE CITY OF � AIFMerisa Cfh DuB E 'ill �' Master iece on� tl2e Mississi i zoo�•zo�z•zo�3 P PP zoi�+zoi9 TO: The Honorable Mayor and City Council Members FROM: Michael C. Van Milligen, City Manager SUBJECT: Dubuque Branch of NAACP Award Re-presentation DATE: November 13, 2019 Leisure Services Manager Marie Ware is requesting an opportunity for the Dubuque Branch of NAACP to re-present the Thomas Determan S.C.O.P.E. (Standout Community Organization Pursuing Equity) Award to the Multicultural Family Center. ��� �� ���� Mic ael C. Van Milligen �� � MCVM:sv Attachment cc: Crenna Brumwell, City Attorney Teri Goodmann, Assistant City Manager Cori Burbach, Assistant City Manager Marie Ware, Leisure Services Manager Dubuque THE CITY OF � All•Ameriea Cily U� � nwnonn�c�i}aar:uui , � � ► Masterpiece on the Mississippi 2oi�*2o�9 TO: Michael C. Van Milligen, City Manager FROM: Marie L. Ware, Leisure Services Manager SUBJECT: Dubuque Branch of NAACP Award Re-presentation DATE: November 12, 2019 INTRODUCTION The purpose of this memorandum is to request an opportunity for the Dubuque Branch of NAACP to re-present the Thomas Determan S.C.O.P.E. (Standout Community Organization Pursuing Equity) Award to Multicultural Family Center. DISCUSSION Members of the Dubuque Branch of NAACP will be present to re-present the Thomas Determan S.C.O.P.E (Standout Community Organization Pursuing Equity) Award at the City Council Meeting. The program from the Freedom Banquet is attached. ACTION REQUESTED This memo is for informational purposes only. attachment .• NAACP 1909 • � Thirtieth Annual Dubuque Branch N.A.A.C.P. Freedom Fund Saturday, 2 November 2019 6:30 Recep�tion with Cash .6ar 7:00 Welcome by Branch Presiden�t �n�thony Alle�1 "Lift Every Voice & Sing" �led by Ite��nedy 1�Vright Invocation cC 6lessing o['Food - Rev. Tiin Bees Dinner Buffet (House Salad sei�ved with ��anch ancl balsamic dressing, Soft .Pretzel Bites served wi�th honey �nustard ai�cl beer cheese), Garlic l�f.ashed Pota�toes, and Pullecl Pork Sliders) 8:00 Progranl: Speaker Introduction by yliq�uel Jackson c� Terry Stetivart Keynote Speaker: Watei�loo V[ayo�� Qt�en�in Har� "When we f"ig11�, We win" Thornas De�terinai� S.C.O.P.E. (S�tanclout Cotnmtu�i�y O��ganization Pursuing �qui��y) A�varcl Piesented by Pete IIird, Operation Ne�� Vietiv D.O.NI.E. (Develol�ing & demanding One's l�Iental rxcellence) 1Vlinority Student Athle�e of �he I'ear Award Presen�ed by Dan Jo11►�son, Senior IIigh Scl�ool Tlie Ruby Sutton A�vard, Presented l�y Sue Wilsoil Closing Renlarks - Branch Presiclent Anthony Allen Lift Lver3� Voice aad Sing was l�ublicly ��erForrned �eyilote Speal�er: T�Vaterloo l�l.ayor Quetin 1-Iart. I`irs�t as a poeni as ��art of a celebra�io►1 of AJ���aham. L�incoln's bir�l�day on Fel�ruai�y i�, rgoo, by 50o school l�[ayor Quenti�� Hart is the Cirst flfi�ican Anlerican chilcl��en at the seg�re�a�ted S�anton School in Jackson, elected to �the o['E"ice of yIayor E'or tlle Ci��� of Waterloo, Florida. Its princil�al, J�anles tiUeldon Johnson, wi�ote the Io�va. Preceding the electioil, N[r. Hart tivas �the Associa�e ��vords �o i��trocluce its 1lonored tiuest Booker 7,. Director of yILilticul�ttu�al Af'fairs for �[Ia�vkeye Comni�uli�y �Vashington. The poe►�� �vas sel to music soon after by Colle�e in lVaterloo, pi�oviding leadership for Jollnson s brother John. In rgic�, the National Association �nulticultural initiatives and promotin� a�vareness and. for the Aclvanceillent of Colorecl People (Nr'�1-1CP) dubbecL appreciation foi� diversity oi� cainptis and �the comint�ni�y. it "The Ne��:�o National An�thein° for its po�vec in voici��g lhe cry 1or liberation ancl alfirinatioi� for A.frican 1�nerican In �l�e eight years precediilg ���is nlayoi��al election, l�Iayor peo��le. Har� represetl�ed �the citizeils of Waterloo as Ward �. �I�ift Evei��Voice ��d Sii1g (Verse 1.) Co��u�cilman and was the Iirst A['ricai� Ainerican-appointecl Lift every voice and si�r�g, till ear�th ai�d Heaven ��ing, Vlayor P��o-Te��1� for the Ci�y of tiVateiloo. [�in� with �the harmonies of liber��y; Let o�ur rejoicin� rise, high as �the lis�tenin� skies, Hart curren�tly is a doctoral candida�e at Iotiva State Let it resotiincl loi�d as the rolling sea. L`i�iversity in Fducational Leadership and Policy Studies. Sing a son� fiill of�l-he fai�l� that �he da��k pas�t has ��au�,ht He ��eceived his yIAE in Postseco�ndaiy Eclucation: Lis, S�ing a song fiill of t11e hope that the presenC has Stuclent Af['airs fi�om the LJniversi�ty of Northern Iowa a«cl brou�ht us; is also a zoi3 gracluate of the Thomas Lakin Ins�itute for Faci�1� the risii�g stul o['oLir new day begun, -Vlentoi�ecl Leaclership. Let us marcll o�� till victory is won. Hart is happily marriecl to Cassand��a I-Iai�t, a �oo� Golcl Join the Dubuque NAACP today! - Talk to Sue Wilson Star Aj-vard Teache��, and is the father of ttivo sons, Your inembership is invaluable to the continued existence of ��lentin Jr. a,�d QL�enden; and one da���hter, Halayall. NAACP advocacy initiatives, outreach programs, and litigation efforts. Membership is Power! VIayor IIart's firs� ter�n ends 3r December �orc�. Regular Adult (Ages 21 & older) ..................... $ 30 Youth with Crisis Magazine (Ages 20 & under) .......... $ 15 � Youth without Crisis Magazine (Ages 17 & under .... $ 10 Life Memberships also available. Sign up online at secure.actblue.coin/contribute/page/dubuque-branch-naacp- melnbership Thomas Determan S. C. O.P.E. (Standout Communit.y The Ruby Sutton Award Organization Pursuing Equit_y� Acc�c�rcl Rul�y SLttton rnoved �o Dubuque in rc�5g with her family This a�vai�d is dedic�ted i:o an orga�nizalio�� whose �vo��k is who ha��pened to be one of only �ve Afi�ican-American �eared to�vards �hel��ing those comi7l�u�i�y i��embers who families a�t that time. Ruby served for 36 years as the are underrepresentecL In a �vorld where �ve all do noe - Outreach Vlana�er of t11e Opera�ion New V�iew Coinmunity llave access Co tl�e saine quali�y resources, there ai•e - Actioi� flgencyr and �� yea�rs on the Dubuq���e Hui7ian organiza�tio►�s which nlake it a bit easier for peol�le's basic Ri�hts Coinniission. Amoi�g her many accomplishillents needs �o be inet des��i�te socio-econon�ic status. Ruby received the Telegrczpl� Heralcl's Firs�t Citiaen A�va��cl in rc�8�E, Y�ICfl Wonlen of Aehieve�n�e�it Award i❑ ic�8� and Past Award Recipients: on November r3, �ooc� it �vas declared "Ruby Sut�oi� .Day" 2015 - Crescent Community Health Center i�� DLtbuque. In Ic�8g, Ruby Sutton received tl�e N�1flCP & Circle's Initiative First Hum�nitarian AwarcL, tivhicli was later re��amed the 2016 - Northeast Iowa Cominunity College "Ruby Su�tton ,�wa���d" i�� l�er hono� �to e�e���plify 2017 - Clarke University eveiythin; that Ruby stood E'o�� such as: posi��ive civic 2018 - Operation New View engagement, eqLiali�y for all, aild the figl�l E'or racia] justice 2019 - Multicultural Family Center and ei•adica�tion of poverty. D. O.M.E. (Developing c�C demanding One's Mental Past Award Recipients: Excellence� IYli�zor�it�yS�z�cle���tAtlzlete oftlze �'ea��Acvcrrd 1989 Ruby Sutton The Dubt�que NAACP has teanled up �vith DOI�IE 11LL 1990 Gail Weitz Sports to present this awarcL 1 his a�va��d is reservecl for a 1991 Jack Hanson stude���t of color who has shown harcl �voi�k not oi�ly in 1992 Ernestine Moss 1993 Bill and Jane Jamison their res��ec�ive spor�t(s) b��t in ��he classroo�n as well. 1994 Sister Mary Lee Cox DOl'I� stands for Developing c� deinanding One's 1l�Iental 1995 Suza�ln O'Connor EYcellence ancl lhat is soinetlling we want stuclent athletes 1996 Evelyn Jackson ii� tlze Dub���que Coiz�lnunity to pursLie aild display for , 1997 Ruth Clark their en�ire lives. 1998 Jan Gleichner / Gretel Winterwood Past Award Recipients: 1999 Hazel O'Neill . 2015 - Jameel Kelley 2016 - Tatum Hallstoos ` 2000 Kathy Williams 2017 - Jalen Hildebrand 2018 - Aaliyah Waggoner 2001 Raydora Druininer / Melvin Moss 2019 - Cain McWilliams 2002 Ruth Scharnau 2003 Kate Zanger 2004 Cainmie Dean 2005 Kelly Larson THI� DUI3LOUl� 13I��NC1-1 �AACP �vas chartered ir► 2006 Dr. Kris Hall rg8c�. Ral��h tiUa�ki«s, of the Lniversi�ey of Dubuquc 2007 Sister Inez Turmneier Theological Sen�inary, convened �the Cirs� unofficial 2008 Amy Ressler �neeting at First [3aptist Church in la�e rc�88. The I�ranch 2009 Janice Craddieth , l�e�an its re�ular montllly nieetin�s in Jai�uat��y igSg in the 2010 Dana Livingston / Dan Johnson I�asei�ient oE'Sl. ��:[ark Con�n�uni�y Center. It then mojTed 2011 Sister Corrine Murray to Peters Commons on the IJniversily of Duuuqt�e can�pus 2012 Anthony Allen ' the Second Tuesday of��11e �lionth. Since �ot4, ineetin�s 2013 Dr. John Whalen have been held oi� the �nd Wedi�esday oE'each n7oi�th at 2014 Claudette Bees 5:3o p.n1. at �the �y[ti]Cicultural FamiLy Cen�ter ii� �he Ruby 2015 Dr. Donna Loewen Sutton Builcling, so named in �oiG. The first .Dubuque 2016 Ernest Jackson NA11CP Freedom Fund was held Noveinber ig8c� al 2017 TL / R.R.S. Stewart IIoffilian IIoL�se. Tl�e guest speaker was President of the 2018 Sue Wilson Iowa/Nebraska S�a�ee ConFerence Ru�h Anclersoi� and ai� award was given �o �uby Sutton. T11is has beco�ne �tl�e With Appreciation to our Freedoin Fund Table SPONSORS: a��nual RL�by Su�tton Award, given to ��ersons who have • Clarke University made special contribtltions to the work and ideals of the bi�ancll. Past Frecdom Fund s��eake��s have included Rev. • Dubuque County Democrats C. T. Vivian, Rev. Geor�e Clements, 1lrcllbisl�op Daniel Kucera, and Larry Car�er of the Des Nloines Branch � • Dubuque Cointnunity Foundation NA/�CP. In ��c�c�3, a speeial awa��d tivas given posthumouslyr to Ilazel O'Neill for her cledication and i�vork in �the area of • First Baptist Church multicultural noizsexis� education in the Dubuque CommLinil.y School Dis�ric�. Over the years, DU�llC1Lle • Loras College Nfl�1CP has been actively im�olved in coi��minri�y af('ai��s. lts rducatioi� Committee members have s�:�pported eFforts • Multicultural Family Center proi��o�ing multicLlltLiral non-sexist education, established. the ylai°tin Luther Kirig, J���. �tribute, supported ��lze • Operation New View establishment of tl�e Dul�uq�ie Council for Diversily ancl workecl witl� the Ci�y of Dubt��que and tl�e Dubuq�ue • University of Dubuque IILlinan Righ�s Commission to establish the Dubuque Comm�unit,y Police Relatioi�s Committee for handling • University of Wisconsin-Platteville cases of discriinina�ioi� ancl harassment. Many thanks to the Freedom Fund Committee members (Anthony Allen, Sue McTaggert, R.R.S. Stewart, Terry Stewart, Kathy Sutton, Sue Wilson) and everyone else who worked so hard to make this event a reality. 2018-19 executive committee members: President: Anthony Allen Vice-President: Miquel Jackson Branch Secretary: Sue Wilson Recording Secretary: Sue McTaggart Treasurer: Pro£ R.R.S. Stewart At Large: Claudette Carter-Thomas Armed Services & Veteran's Affairs - Criminal Justice - Sarah Schneider Corrununications, Press & Publicity - Community Coordination - Education - Finance - Kathy Sutton (immediate past Treasurer) Freedom Fund- Health - Housing - Tom LoGuidice & Mary Lee Cox Labor & Industry - Terry Stewart Legal Redress - Membership - Gretel Winterwood Prison Branch - Political Action -Nino Erba Religious Affairs - Rev. Lindsay James (18) Young Adult - Youth Work - Women in NAACP - Want to sign up for a committee? Speak to Anthony Allen or Sue Wilson! �� ` �I! Ill III�(` a , ' _ __.___._. _._ ._._—.—.., _ _ � t� ������� �� � � ��� � ��� �������� THE DATE -��: � _ . �� � � � . �,. .�.: : _ ,,� _ - Freedom �. . � � �� `�'��� _:.� March 14-20, 2020 .� Visit sites of I the Civil Rights � � Movement I� ! Grand River Center <-?(i(�� E�cr��t lt7 ��l�f: 500 Bell Street,Duhuque,lowa fOOtsteps of Breakfast Dr. King Celebration �'�> ' Watch for details in the � '��y b�'��� i������`�`' � ..i,''[.1'�� ��' '� Reali[y Cn�A���,��s;, coming months! �� ��a �in�: - �<<v�,���,�� � _ SPc�t����, � Soong-Chan Rah, D.Min.,Th.D. c '�—� � g g ��� � ' � ))� faces voices . ,,,,, . .� . �. ,.. ��. „ � i