| BMAC COMMITTEE HIGHLIGHTS The Heritage and Archives Committee would like to acknowledge the Social and Political Awareness Committee, chaired by Sorors Nicole M. Brown and Patsy C. Nwagbaraocha, for registering over 200 new voters in the Baltimore City Community. Their hard work and dedication has impacted the lives of many. Please read the committee's profile that follows. Committee: Social and Political Awareness Committee Committee Chair: Nicole M. Brown Committee Co-Chair: Patsy C. Nwagbaraocha What are you and your committee doing to promote voter education, voter registration, and voter mobilization? The Social and Political Awareness Committee has hosted 3 successful Voter Registration Drives and have registered over 100 new citizens. The committee has also developed a Voter Education Brochure to inform the sorors of the Baltimore Metropolitan Alumnae Chapter and the members of the community about the myths and facts of voting. The Social and Political Awareness Committee will be encouraging the citizens of Baltimore, Maryland to get out and vote on Tuesday, November 4, 2008 from 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. on the corners of Liberty Heights Avenue and Reisterstown Road. What is the one event that the committee has done that you think has made a significant impact on Sorors and the City of Baltimore? The one event that the Social and Political Awareness Committee has done that has made a significant impact on Sorors and the City of Baltimore are our Voter Registration Drives. The committee hosted three (3) successful Voter Registration Drives at The Reisterstown Road Plaza, The Healthy Homes Festival and Security Square Mall and we registered over 200 citizens. What does "Sowing the SEEDS" mean to you? "Sowing the SEEDS" mean giving back to our community and informing and educating them on the issues that are affecting the citizens of Maryland. Submitted by: Tameshia M. Farley - Chair, Heritage and Archives Committee Crystal J. Cox - Co-Chair, Heritage and Archives Committee |
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