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09/16/2008 01:14 PM

CACS 2008 Opening Day Host

The Georgia Caribbean American Heritage Coalition


 

    Georgia Caribbean American Heritage Coalition, Inc. is the host of Opening Day ceremonies, June 25, 2008 of the Caribbean Arts and Culture Sympsium.    

     The Georgia Caribbean American Heritage Coalition, Inc. comprises representatives of Caribbean organizations and leaders in the metro Atlanta Caribbean community.  The Coalition  is also part of the Commemorative Committee for Caribbean American Heritage Month (CAHM) of the Institute of Caribbean Studies in Washington, D.C.
This voluntary group is dedicated to serving the community by creating  annual activities to acknowledge the service of Caribbean Americans to America; by helping to develop the cultural, educational, and economic interests of Caribbean American peoples; and to build bridges to the different communities in America.

MISSION

     The Georgia Caribbean American Heritage Coalition, Inc. is a non-profit, 501(c)(3)  non-partisan organization established in 2006.  Its mission is to preserve and promote information about Caribbean American life, history and culture in the State of Georgia community.

 

VISION

     Our vision is to be a leading Caribbean American heritage organization, with a strong network of local and national partners and institutions whose diverse and inclusive alliance will continue the Caribbean American legacy.

 

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

  • To operate as part of the CAHM Commemorative Committee of the Institute of Caribbean Studies (ICS) based in Washington, D.C.
  • To solicit the official recognition of Caribbean American Heritage Month in the State of Georgia.
  • To initiate programs in Georgia for the observation of Caribbean American Heritage Month.
  • To foster, preserve and expand social, cultural and educational links between the Caribbean nationals and other communities of America. 
  • To promote business relations between the Caribbean and America through seminars.
  • To create a better understanding among the youth of both regions through their involvement with cultural and educational programs.

 


Valrie Walker Sanders, M.A., J.D.,

President of GCAHC & Special Events Director  (ICS)


CONTACT INFO:

Post Office Box 392
Atlanta, Georgia  30301
404.752.6080

Trevor Pearson, Press Contact:
404-437-0366

trevpear@yahoo.com