[EDEQUITY]On-line Web-Based Brainstorming on Women and Girls in

From: Rizzolo Angela (rizzolo-angela@dol.gov)
Date: Wed Oct 31 2001 - 11:08:43 EST


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Invitation to November 9 & 10, 2001 Symposium and On-line Web-Based
Brainstorming Process

Dear Colleague,
On Friday, November 9, & Saturday, November 10, 2001 the U.S. Department
of Labor, Women's Bureau is co-sponsoring a super important conference
entitled "The New Economy: Women & Girls in High Tech" for women and men
leaders in educational, business, governmental, and not-for-profit
organizations to develop a regional strategy for educating, recruiting,
retaining and supporting women in high tech jobs. We need you there and
we need your input!

Sponsors include IBM; Office of Governor Pataki, Division for Women;
United States Department of Labor, Women's Bureau- Regions I, II, and
III; New Jersey Division on Women; Connecticut Commission on Women;
Pennsylvania Commission for Women; Cornell University's Community and
Rural Development Institute; and LaGuardia Community College.

In advance of this important event, we would like your thoughts on how to
encourage more women to pursue careers in science and
technology fields. This activity is central to creating a strategy for
the Northeastern United States and will form the basis for region-specific
Action Plans.

Whether you are attending or not, if you have not already contributed your
unique perspective, please take a moment and visit the site at:
http://omni.human.cornell.edu/projects/wtech/phase1.htm Your thoughts are
highly valued. Thank you, in advance, for taking a moment and visiting
the project website.

If you have not already registered for the Conference, please call the
Women's Bureau Regional Office at 1:800: 518-3585.

Rizzolo Angela
<rizzolo-angela@dol.gov>



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