File #: 220203    Version: 2 Name:
Type: Special Action Status: Passed
File created: 2/9/2022 In control: Council
On agenda: 3/3/2022 Final action: 3/3/2022
Title: Recognizing the speakers who participated in the 1st annual ASSET (African Americans Support Success and Encouragement Team) Black History Program from January 13, 2022 until March 1, 2022.
Sponsors: Lee Barnes Jr., Kevin McManus, Teresa Loar, Ryana Parks-Shaw, Katheryn Shields, Quinton Lucas, Heather Hall, Dan Fowler, Eric Bunch, Andrea Bough, Melissa Robinson, Brandon Ellington, Kevin O'Neill
Attachments: 1. Authenticated Resolution 220203
RESOLUTION NO. 220203

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Recognizing the speakers who participated in the 1st annual ASSET (African Americans Support Success and Encouragement Team) Black History Program from January 13, 2022 until March 1, 2022.

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WHEREAS, we are honoring Glenn North, Lavon Boyd, Dr. Jason Glenn, Estelle Brooks, Jamal Shakur, Councilwoman Melissa Robinson, and Dr. Anne Lambert Johnson for taking the time out of their extremely busy schedules in observance of Black History Month to offer professional employee development services increasing and enriching the knowledge base of all participants, ASSET members, observers, as well as community members on their respective expertise and subject matter areas; and

WHEREAS, ASSET black history period was created to foster a dialogue of truth for the purpose of cultivating an ethical multicultural diverse workplace; to promote a cohesive and equitable environment through consciousness by educating and informing all attendees about black history and by using the Black History month theme, Black Health and Wellness.
WHEREAS, there were a range of subject experts: Glenn North, a published Kansas City spoken word Poet; Lavon Boyd, an experienced mental health expert; Dr. Jason Glenn, a professor of Health and History from the University of Kansas; Estelle Brooks, a local fitness expert; Jamal Shakur, an experienced community health worker; Councilwoman Melissa Robinson, a triumphant leader in the Healthcare community; and Dr. Anne Lambert Johnson, a pioneer in the Kansas City dentistry as an African American. NOW, THEREFORE,

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF KANSAS CITY:

That the Mayor and Council hereby recognize the speakers who participated in the 1st annual ASSET (African Americans Support Success and Encouragement Team) Black History Program from January 13, 2022 until March 1, 2022; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution be spread upon the Minutes of ...

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