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Advisory Board Information
Definition:
The Center for International Excellence focuses
on partnering with organizations outside the United States to share
program initiatives adopted or proven concepts/strategies that will
improve the quality of life for developing countries or marginalized
communities outside the United States. International
Excellence is HBC's approach at making sure that international
non governmental organizations are mentored and supported in developing
their infrastructure in a way that is responsive to the needs of
their targeted communities. The primary focus is to share what we
know and utilize Pablo Friere's community development model to improve
the life of global community members.
Programs
and Initiatives:
The
organization has a Memorandum of Understanding with the Centre
for Popular Education and Human Rights Ghana to serve as a fiscal
sponsor for grants and assist in developing its board of directors,
spearhead program development and infrastructure with a specific
focus on human rights in regards to the Ghanaian community as well as serve as a mentor to the organization.
HBC's CEO Evans has a seat on the board of directors.

The
organization has a Memorandum of Understanding with the Young
Ghana Youth Organization to serve as a fiscal sponsor for grants and assist in developing
its youth leaders, spearhead HIV/AIDS awareness programs and initiatives
for youth and young adults in Ghana; identify resources for the
development of its farming system program and mentor the organization's
overall development and growth. HBC's CEO Evans serves as the International
Chairman on the board of directors.
Ghana
HIV/AIDS Awareness Project is an initiative in
Ghana, West Africa intended to mobilize Ghanaians to be enlightened with basic and advanced information about HIV/AIDS (i.e. transmission
modes, infection rates, etc.) in their region; empowered to act with the information they receive to become involved with
local city, town or village efforts; and act responsibly
with what they have learned and educate others about HIV/AIDS in
Ghana. This initiative was founded by three organizations: Centre
for Popular Education and Human Rights Ghana; Young
Ghana Youth Organization; and Healthy Black Communities. currently, there are two additional organizations working with HBC on this project: Development Solutions, Inc. and Charity Youth Organization, Inc.
CIE
Advisory Board Information:
The Center for International Excellence shall have an advisory board of no more than twelve members from
the international community, with one HBC board member serving as
the chairperson. This advisory board shall provide guidance and
feedback regarding international programs and initiatives developed
by the organization. This body shall adhere to the by-laws, policies
and procedures of Healthy Black Communities, Inc.
Would
you like to be a member of the Center for International Excellence's
Advisory Board? Just email your resume to cieadvisors@healthyblackcommunities.org and someone will contact you to discuss your interests.
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