National Exhoodus Council (nec) And Save Our Seed (s.o.s.) Declare A State Of Emergency

Sept. 27, 2009 - PRLog -- The National Exhoodus Council (NEC) in collaboration with Save Our Seed (S.O.S.) will join the stage in an exchange of compelling dialogue in a quest to educate, transform, and foster social responsibility in our communities. This historic rally will commence on Sunday, September 20th at the Atlantic City Boys & Girls Club 317 N. Pennsylvania Avenue from 2:00–5:00 pm, and then depart to Washington D.C. in an unprecedented Summit to be held on Capitol Hill.

The National Exhoodus Council (NEC) led by Malik Aziz, is a coalition of community based resettlement (reentry), anti-crime, and anti-violence organizations whose leadership and management are all previously incarcerated professionals.  The Council is coordinating a national campaign aimed at creating jobs and reducing urban violence as outlined in their national groundbreaking agenda.  An executive summary is available. NEC is in partnership with The National Organization of Black Law Enforcement (NOBLE).


WHO: NEC Council members and members of various community organizations will discuss issues and offer solutions to the ongoing violence facing communities across America.

WHERE: Sunday, September 20, 2009 – Program: 2:00-5:00 pm – VIP Reception 5:00-6:00 pm - Atlantic City Boys & Girls Club - 317 N. Pennsylvania Avenue, Atlantic City, N.J.

2 Days: Thursday, Sept 24th, 2009 - room 1310 - Longworth Office bldg. 3rd floor – 1:00 to 3:00 pm.
Friday, Sept 25th, 2009 room 1302 - Longworth Office bldg 3rd floor – 1:00 to 3: 30 pm.
Address: U.S. House of Representatives
              Longworth Office Building
              New Jersey and Independence Avenue SE
              Washington, DC 20515  



S.O.S. a revolutionary campaign designed to reverse the staggering statistics that plague our communities, families, and children; by charging head-on to make a difference regarding our social problems such as, crime, violence, gang and drug epidemics, mental illness, homelessness, and addictions.

Moderator:  Mandi Love Esq.

Welcome:  Rondell Showell

Panel:
Keynote Speaker:  Terrell 'TJ' Johnson - National Spokesperson NEC & President Wake Up Youth Foundation

Malik Aziz - Chairman NEC

Jennifer Lewis - CEO, Book Bank Foundation

Robbin Bell - Founder, A Heart Foundation

Lance & Todd Feurtado - King of Kings Foundation

Simon Carr - Professional Boxer & Creator Punchline Clothing

Detective DiGiovanni- Atlantic City Police Department

Sharon Kelly - Mothers In Charge