important to women everywhere and how women need to stepup and speak up tohelp our

female legislatures on the state and federal levels get bill passage for equal pay for women
(which is still behind),Affordable Childcare and many other issues which are specific to our
gender. http://donnaedwards.house.gov/index.php?
option=com_content&view=article&id=586:edwards-senator-mikulski-democratic-leaderpelosi-host-maryland-forum-on-women-s-economic-agenda&catid=10:pressreleases&Itemid=18

Sorry for being so lengthy, however there is so much information to get out and Mayor
Johnson is the only one that I am connected to that can reach our other mayors across the
country. Thanks for the newsletter, I am glad to know we are finally moving forward.

Jacqueline Goodall

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Adrianna Lucero
Cassandra Jennings
Updating Talking POints
Friday, August 16, 2013 5:05:55 PM
NCBM ACA TP 8.15.13 3 PM.docx

Adrianna Lucero
A.B. Candidate in Social Studies
Harvard College | Class of 2015

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Gloria.Gardner@bpunltd.com
Cassandra Jennings
Winfred Lewis
US Conference of Mayors
Thursday, June 20, 2013 7:31:01 AM

Good Morning Mrs. Cassandra,

Don't mean to be a pest, but I was just wondering if you were able to get any feedback
from Mayor Johnson regarding our request for him to have us as his guest at the US
Conference of Mayors or find some time to introduce us to some of the other mayor in
attendance.
Please email, call or have someone to respond, if it will be more convenient for you as I
arrived on yesterday and am preparing for a positive response.
Best Regards,
Gloria E. Gardner
Business Developer Director of Administration and Resource
BroadcastPUBLISHING Unlimited, Inc.
Phone: 843-597-2211
email: gloria.gardner@bpunltd.com
"We Bring Your City to Life"
CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail and the transmitted documents Contain private, privileged and
confidential information belonging to the sender. The information therein is solely for the use of the
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-------- Original Message -------Subject: Re: [FWD: BroadcastPUBLISHING Unlimited, Inc.'s follow-up to
NCBM, Atlanta, Ga and request for US Conference of Mayors in Las Vegas]
From: Cassandra Jennings <CJennings@cityofsacramento.org>
Date: Fri, June 14, 2013 10:13 am
To: "Gloria.Gardner@bpunltd.com" <Gloria.Gardner@bpunltd.com>
Cc: Winfred Lewis <winfred.lewis@bpunltd.com>
Yes. I am in receipt of your email. I will follow up as soon as possible. Thanks.
Cassandra H.B. Jennings
Senior Advisor to Mayor Kevin Johnson
City of Sacramento
916-808-1018
On Jun 14, 2013, at 4:01 AM, "Gloria.Gardner@bpunltd.com"
<Gloria.Gardner@bpunltd.com> wrote:
Good morning Mrs. Cassandra,
We just wanted to confirm receipt and follow-up to our request of June
6, 2013. Please contact us via email or telephone ASAP.
Best Regards,

Gloria E. Gardner
Business Developer Director of Administration and Resource
BroadcastPUBLISHING Unlimited, Inc.
Phone: 843-597-2211
email: gloria.gardner@bpunltd.com
"We Bring Your City to Life"
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-------- Original Message -------Subject: BroadcastPUBLISHING Unlimited, Inc.'s follow-up to NCBM,

Atlanta, Ga and request for US Conference of Mayors in Las Vegas
From: <Gloria.Gardner@bpunltd.com>
Date: Thu, June 06, 2013 12:18 pm
To: cjennings@cityofsacramento.org
Cc: "Winfred Lewis" <winfred.lewis@bpunltd.com>
Good afternoon Mrs. Cassandra,
Winfred and I cannot begin to tell you how wonderful it was just having
the opportunity to meet you, Mayor Johnson and the rest of your staff in
Atlanta. It truly gave us a better view on how much we, as a people,
have grown in our views, attitude and vision for the future.
We are looking forward to seeing Mayor Johnson in Las Vegas.
However, we need his help. The fact is, we are not funded and are not
budgeted to register as a vendor, at this point. I have attached the
agenda and would like you to discuss with Mayor Johnson, on our behalf,
the meetings where the mayors would be accessible to us. Maybe he is
at a place where we can be his guests.
Mrs. Cassandra, I don't know what the possibilities are, but we know
that we need the exposure in order to move forward. Please contact Win
at (843)-460-8227 or myself at 843-597-2211 if you have any questions
or if Mayor Johnson would like to speak with us about our request. Every
effort will be appreciated. We are requesting the same from Mayor
Benjamin, Columbia, SC and will be waiting for a response also.
In addition, we have also attached a copy of our Executive Summary,
some documentation regarding the federal mandate, we are mailing you
a BPub Presentation Summary that you will receive in a few days via US
express mail and this is our secured website for your review
www.bstreetsigns.com

Thanking you in advance for your consideration and hope to hear from
you very soon. I decided to send you the pics I took. I am sure they
are not as good as yours.

Best Regards,
Gloria E. Gardner
Business Developer Director of Administration and Resource
BroadcastPUBLISHING Unlimited, Inc.
Phone: 843-597-2211
email: gloria.gardner@bpunltd.com
"We Bring Your City to Life"
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Dora Muhammad
Andrea Corso
US Treasury Department"s National Financial Capability Challenge
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 8:46:43 AM

Dora Muhammad
Director of Communications
The National Conference of Black Mayors
Centennial Tower
101 Marietta Street, Suite 3410
Atlanta, GA 30303
(404) 765-6444 ext. 104
(404) 765-6430 fax
www.ncbm.org

Dear Colleague,

I am writing to ask for your help in our efforts to ensure that our youth our prepared for their
financial futures. In December 2009, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and Education
Secretary Arne Duncan announced the National Financial Capability
Challenge.<http://www.challenge.treas.gov/> They said that along with getting the economy
back on track and getting smarter about financial regulation, we also need to make sure all
Americans - but especially our youth - get the financial education they need to help them take
responsibility for their financial futures. The Challenge - an awards program for educators
and high schools students that aims to encourage the teaching of personal finance is an
important first step in this effort.

Our goal is to get one million high school students to take the Challenge, which includes a
voluntary online exam, by April 9, 2010. To make that happen, we'll need thousands of
educators from across the country to register and get their students prepared. Two thousand
educators have already signed up. It's a good start, but we have a long way to go.

We're writing to ask for your help.

Please support our effort to reach out to high school teachers - and other educators working
with high school students age 13-19, such as librarians, youth group leaders, and after-school
program staff - to encourage them to sign up for the Challenge at
www.challenge.treas.gov<http://www.challenge.treas.gov> by March 14.

All participating educators will receive access to a free online educators toolkit and
personalized awards certificates, and educators in states with the highest participation rates
will earn special distinction. But more important, their students will benefit from the skills
they can gain from financial education.

Please consider taking these steps as an outreach partner:

o Send a custom message directly to educators and/or people who work with them asking
them to view the video message from Secretary
Duncan<http://www.challenge.treas.gov/video.aspx> and register for the
Challenge<http://www.challenge.treas.gov/educator_SignUp.aspx> by March 14th.

o Contact influential individuals who could help recruit educators to participate

o Include a link to the National Financial Capability Challenge website on your own
site<http://www.challenge.treas.gov/link_to_us.htm>

o Include the Challenge in your organization's social networking (Facebook, Twitter, etc.)

o Talk about the Challenge during speaking engagements

o Create additional incentives to encourage educators to participate

o Offer instructional support to educators new to this topic (e.g. linking local money experts
with educators)

Together we can raise the profile of youth financial education, engage thousands of educators
in the teaching of personal finance, and reach high school students all across the country.

Thank you for your support.

Jenny Y. Kaplan
Deputy Director
White House Council on Women and Girls

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Josh D. Rosa
Brad Kiesling
Daniel Conway
USCM / NCBM
Tuesday, March 04, 2014 10:05:59 AM

Brad,

Great talking with you today about PetSmarts community involvement and desire to get involved in
US Conference of Mayors & National Conference of Black Mayors. Very energizing to hear about
everything youve got going on.

We will certainly get back to you within a week to talk next steps.

Thank you again for your time this morning,

Josh

Josh Rosa
Senior Advisor on Intergovernmental Affairs
Office of Mayor Kevin Johnson
City of Sacramento
phone: 916-808-7178 / email: jrosa@cityofsacramento.org

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J Goodall
Charmaine Turner; Vern Haefele; Jonathan Kennedy; Lynn Smith-Barnes; Councilperson Muhammad; Larry
Stoner; Cynthia Mann
Voices for Healthy Kids Meeting
Wednesday, July 10, 2013 6:03:55 AM
Voices for Healthy Kids.pdf

On Tuesday, July 9 th I attended the kick off campaign for the Voices for Healthy Kids
www.voicesforhealthykids.org
held here in Washington, DC. This is a collaborative effort between American Heart
Association and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation partnering with
<!--[if !supportLists]-->? <!--[endif]-->PEW Charitable Trust (Foods in Schools)
http://www.pewtrusts.org/
<!--[if !supportLists]-->? <!--[endif]-->Yale Rudd Center (Healthy Drinks)
http://yaleruddcenter.org/
<!--[if !supportLists]-->? <!--[endif]-->Food Trust(Access to Healthy Foods)
http://thefoodtrust.org/
<!--[if !supportLists]-->? <!--[endif]-->Safe Route to Schools (Active places, Safe
Spaces) http://www.saferoutesinfo.org/about-us/mission-and-history
<!--[if !supportLists]-->? <!--[endif]-->YMCA (Physical Activity and After School
Program) http://ymca.net/
<!--[if !supportLists]-->? <!--[endif]-->Berkeley Media Studies (Marketing
These organizations have partnered together with a bold goal of reducing childhood obesity
by 2015. The event was mostly attended by health professions working in the area of
childhood obesity. I am sure that there were other elected officials besides the presenter
(Mayor Chip Johnson, Hernando, MS) in attendance or watching via the webinar, if not there
should have been since the information that was presented was staggering.
It wasn?t the fact that 17% of our children are obese that struck me, that?s something that
you can look around and see every day, nor was it the fact that the majority of children are
fromminority (mostly Black and Hispanic population) and from low income families. It was
the fact that this generation of children are the first to suffer from adult diseases Type II
Diabetes, Hypertension, High Cholesterol, Fatty Liver disease to name a fewand thatthis is
the first generation that isn?t expected to outlive their parents.
Mayor Johnson spoke of what actions he has taken in his city to address this problem and
the issue of creating a healthy community as a whole and the benefits it has had. He has
been able to reduce the town?s employees insurance cost by introducing a health/wellness
and exercise program, thereby as an unintended consequence, been able to give the
employees a raise with some of the money saved. The town also has attracted new
businesses for economic development, since companies are looking for healthy towns and
cities to relocate in. Dr. Jamie Jeffrey, Charleston, WV spoke about the benefits that

children have in their life when healthy eating and exercise become a part of their daily
routine. Rev. Michal Minor of Hernando, MS, national director of H.O.P.E. HHS Partnership,
National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. spoke about the importance of the faith-based
community partnering with elected officials, non-profits and schools in addressing this
growing epidemic and the success he has had in MS.
Although everyone spoke about the importance of partnerships and collaboration, they also
stressed that we should not forget the ?fire-starter? and the power of one. We must
remember that it is the environment and lifestyles that have brought about these health
problems that not only our children are experiencing, but our society as a whole. I can?t
help but remember the words of NCBM President Kevin Johnson, when he spoke of how our
Black communities are always on the bottom of the ?good? list and at the ?top? of the bad
list, this is one more list that we are on the top, but we as elected officials have the ability
to move our towns to the bottom.
The help is out there for us to be able to reverse this trend in our communities, the question is how
we are going to take this information and augment it into our towns. I have listed below
othercontacts (besides the ones listed above)for more information.
http://www.cdc.gov/obesity/childhood/basics.html
http://www.letsmove.gov/
http://kaboom.org/take_action/playful_city_usa

http://www.naacp.org/programs/entry/health-programs

If you know of any other's please share them with me.

Jacqueline Goodall
Mayor, Town of Forest Heights, MD

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mdennis@cityofsacramento.org
Velva Edwards
Voucher ID "00497138" Business Unit "SACTO" has been "Denied"
Wednesday, January 30, 2013 11:29:16 AM

The following Voucher has been "Denied".

Business Unit: SACTO
Voucher ID: 00497138
Invoice ID: 5113
Invoice Date: 2013-01-11
Gross Amount: 1500
Vendor: NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BLACK MAYORS, INC
Entered by: Edwards,Velva Eugeana
Updated by: Dennis,Melita Lizette

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smizuno@cityofsacramento.org
Velva Edwards
Voucher ID "00497138" Business Unit "SACTO" has been "Denied"
Thursday, January 31, 2013 2:58:02 PM

The following Voucher has been "Denied".

Business Unit: SACTO
Voucher ID: 00497138
Invoice ID: 5113
Invoice Date: 2013-01-11
Gross Amount: 1500
Vendor: NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BLACK MAYORS, INC
Entered by: Edwards,Velva Eugeana
Updated by: Mizuno,Stephanie R

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mdennis@cityofsacramento.org
Velva Edwards
Voucher ID "00497138" Business Unit "SACTO" has been "Approved"
Monday, February 04, 2013 11:32:45 AM

The following Voucher has been "Approved".

Business Unit: SACTO
Voucher ID: 00497138
Invoice ID: 5113
Invoice Date: 2013-01-11
Gross Amount: 1500
Vendor: NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BLACK MAYORS, INC
Entered by: Edwards,Velva Eugeana
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Traci Blunt
Cassandra Jennings
Traci Blunt
Wage Advance Product - for your minutes
Saturday, June 01, 2013 1:09:12 PM

Good afternoon Cassandra Thank you for your voicemail message.

For your minutes:
Bob Johnson is seeking an endorsement/support from The National Conference of Black Mayors on his
campaign to "end payday lending as we know it today" by supporting his wage advance product, as well
as asking the organization to send a "No Action Letter" to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
(CFPB) which we will help draft.
Additionally, Mr. Johnson has pledged a contribution of $25,000 for President-elect Mayor Kevin
Johnson to designate to a program or initiative or where he deems necessary within the National
Conference of Black Mayors to help Mayor Johnson with his initiatives during his presidency.
Traci Otey Blunt
RLJ Corporate Communications & Public Affairs
Sent from my iPhone

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Blossom, Kellyn
Cassandra Jennings; Mariah Sheriff
Washington Post
Tuesday, September 03, 2013 8:33:22 AM

Cassandra & Mariah,

The Washington Post is doing a story on organizations doing outreach on ACA. Would it be ok if the
reporter called Mayor Johnson for some information on what Sacramento and NCBM are doing
around ACA?

Thanks,

kellyn

Kellyn Blossom
White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
202.456.2975 office
202.503.5773 cell

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National Conference of Black Mayors

info@ncbm.org
We Invite You To Join Us for the 2011 NCBM Policy Summit
Friday, May 06, 2011 10:31:35 AM
2011 Policy Summit Logistical Outline.pdf

Mayors, attached please find for your reference the logistical outline for the 2011 NCBM Policy Summit.

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Wynona Singleterry
regina@ci.east-orange.nj.us
vanessa williams
White House and State Department Clearance
Thursday, June 16, 2011 9:56:56 AM

Good afternoon Mayor,

I am putting together the list to gain clearance to attend the White House and the State Department
meeting during the 2011 Policy Summit. I am in need of the following information from you:
? Date of birth
? Social Security number
? Drivers license number

Because of the nature of the information I am requesting, I have tried to reach you by phone. I have
left a voice message at your office, but I am following up with an email.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Respectfully,

Wynona Singeleterry
Director of Operations
National Conference of Black Mayors
191 Peachtree Street NE, Suite 849
Atlanta, GA 30303
Phone: 404-765-6444
Cell: 678-330-9820
Fax: 404-765-6430
Email: wsingleterry@ncbm.org
www.ncbm.org

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Bailey, Robert (CDC/OID/NCHHSTP)

Mayor Johnson
White House Correspondents Dinner Follow-up - CDC
Tuesday, May 15, 2012 7:52:04 AM

Good morning Kevin,

It was great meeting you at the Correspondents Dinner, especially since we were planning on
contacting you to discuss meeting that we?re holding in conjunction with the National
Conference of Black Mayors meeting in Atlanta during their annual convention. As I briefly
mentioned during the dinner, we?re working with select mayors across the country to support
their leadership in championing HIV prevention efforts.

Will you be attending this year?s National Caucus of Black Mayors? If so, it would be great to
get a few minutes of your time to discuss some of the potential opportunities and to schedule
you to participate in a short CDC media training.

Please feel free to contact me via the information below or on my cell at 404-422-3891.

Talk with you soon,

Robert
Robert E. Bailey II, MPH
National Partnerships Team Lead
Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
404-639-5236
RBailey@cdc.gov
From: Mayor Johnson [mailto:Mayor@cityofsacramento.org]
Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2012 12:41 AM
To: Bailey, Robert (CDC/OID/NCHHSTP)
Subject: following up

robert,

great connecting with you. wish you all the best.

kevin

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National Conference of Black Mayors

NCBM Office
White House: 7.1 million have signed up under ACA
Tuesday, April 01, 2014 4:10:59 PM

Dear Mayor,
President Obama announced today that 7.1 million Americans signed up for
insurance under the Affordable Care Act, surpassing the White House goal of 7
million.
We applaud President Obama on this amazing accomplishment and also applaud the
hard work of our mayors that helped to make this possible through the NCBM
Outreach and Enrollment Initiative, as well as all of your local efforts.
Please continue to send us your ACA enrollment events and success stories to
NCBMoffice@gmail.com. The winner to our March Enrollment Madness Slam Dunk
Contest will be announced soon.
Please see an article below on this important achievement.
--
National Conference of Black Mayors
P.O. Box 724504
Atlanta, GA 31139
NCBMOffice@gmail.com
(762) 233-7081
~~~~
White House: 7.1 million have signed up under ACA
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2014/04/01/obama-aca-7-millionenrolled/7162291/
WASHINGTON ? President Obama said Thursday that 7.1 million Americans have
signed up for insurance under his new health care law, proving that "the Affordable
Care Act is here to stay."
"This law is doing what it's supposed to do ? it's working," Obama said in a celebratory
ceremony with supporters in the White House Rose Garden.
Obama also denounced Republican attacks on the new system, claming that "the
debate over repealing this law is over." If the GOP continues to pursue to repeal,
Obama said Republicans will have to explain to millions of newly insured Americans
why they want to take away their policies.

Instead, Obama urged Republicans to work with him in the months ahead to improve
the law where needed, including expansion of Medicaid in states that have resisted the
plan.
The new law hasn't "completely fixed our long-broken health care system," Obama
said, but it has "made our health care system a lot better."
The end of the enrollment period for this year commenced a new struggle between the
parties to define the landmark health care law, eight months before congressional
elections.
Republicans who had questioned whether the administration could reach its enrollment
goal vowed again to repeal and replace the law, saying it is creating higher premiums
and worse health care.
Obama "is taking a premature victory lap for his signature health care law," said
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus.
With the announcement that came hours after the March 31 deadline to sign up for
coverage, the Obama administration has cleared the initial projection for enrollees set
by the Congressional Budget Office ? a goal that had seemed out of reach after a
rocky launch to the online federal marketplace last fall.
"We surpassed the 7 million mark with the over 200,000 people who enrolled yesterday
in states run by the federal government alone," White House Press Secretary Jay
Carney said. "When we get numbers in from the rest of the states and people who are
trying to sign up by the deadline and are finishing now, even more people will be
covered."
After meeting with Obama at the White House on Tuesday, House Minority Leader
Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., cheered the administration crossing what was seen as a crucial
threshold for the law.
"Many more people now have affordable, quality health care," Pelosi said.
After a surge of last-minute enrollment on Monday ? the technical deadline to sign up
for health care or face a penalty ? administration officials began expressing confidence
that they would meet or exceed the 7 million mark for signups.
MORE: ACA supporter offers 10 ways to improve enrollment
MORE: With insurance enrollment closed for most, what's next?
In recent weeks, the White House had been buoyed by a surge of interest by

Americans in the laws as the deadline for signing up drew near. There were 2.9 million
visits to the website over the weekend, and last week they counted more phone calls
from Americans inquiring about signing up for insurance that they saw in all of
February.
Last-minute consumers overwhelmed the federal web site on deadline day as outages
and intermittent delays slowed customers. More than 2 million people visited the web
site by Monday evening.
Carney suggested that Obama had a hunch the administration would reach the 7
million mark as Monday approached. Early Tuesday morning, aides confirmed to him
during his presidential daily briefing that the goal had been met.
Republicans continued to attack the law on Tuesday, arguing that too little is known
about the 7 million enrollees, including how many were previously uninsured and how
many have in fact paid the premiums.
GOP members vowed to maintain their repeal efforts, and to make health care a major
issue in the November congressional elections.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said "our constituents are having an
unpleasant interaction" with what he called "Obamacare."
"Whether they can sign up for a policy or not, they are discovering, of course, higher
premiums, a higher deductible," McConnell said. "Many of them are losing their jobs
and so it is really a catastrophe for the country both for the healthcare providers and
the consumers."
Echoing McConnell, House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said that "the problem
was never just about the website ? it's the whole law."
Republicans also disputed Obama's claim they want to deny people insurance.
Boehner spokesman Michael Steel said people are "losing the doctors and plans that
they like," and "we must replace this fundamentally-flawed law with patient-centered
solutions that will actually lower health care costs and help create jobs."
In his White House remarks, Obama said that changing the law now will hurt people
who have signed up, saying at one point: "Why are folks working so hard for people
not to have health insurance?"
The president warned that there will likely be future "challenges" with with the law -possibly including more website "stumbles" -- but lawmakers should work together to
address them. Obama decried "tall tales" that Republican critics have invented about
the law, and warned that "history is not kind to those who would deny Americans their

basic economic security."

Democrats embraced Obama's announcement as hopeful news for re-election
candidates who had been feeling the weight of the president's low popularity numbers
and Republican attacks on the law.
Mo Elleithee, the Democratic National Committee communications director, noted that
public opinion over the health care law has slowly been turning in favor of Democrats.
On Monday, an ABC News/Washington Post poll found that support for the law hit a
record high at 49%.
"For years, Republicans have been jumping up and down, breathlessly screaming that
the Affordable Care Act would be a 'disaster,' " Elleithee wrote in an e-mail to reporters
"Guess what? APRIL FOOL'S! The joke is on them."
Pelosi -- who attended Obama's speech along with other Democratic lawmakers -predicted health care won't hurt Democrats at the polls.
Democrats are "proud" of the law, she said, and "our members are out there on the
offensive on this issue."
She said jobs should be the main issue in the congressional elections, and she
attacked the new Republican budget, which in part includes the GOP's repeated call to
repeal the law.
The White House did not have a timeline for releasing demographics of enrollees, nor
did the administration have figures for individuals who entered an online queue to shop
for insurance but were unable to complete the sign-up process.
"We are not going to take our eye off the ACA ball," Carney said. "We have ...crossed
an important milestone here, but it's not the finish line."

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info@ncbm.org
World AIDS DAY Proclamation
Wednesday, November 23, 2011 1:27:08 PM
WCM Draft_World_AIDS_Day_Proclamation[1].doc

Mayors of (WCM, NCBM, & ACBM) attached please find a draft for a World AIDS DAY
Proclamation for your use.

Johnny Ford, Founder

WCM

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Claudia Umana
Helen Hewitt; Daniel Conway; Patti Bisharat; Cassandra Jennings; Mayor Johnson
jmitchell
World Conference of Black Mayors in Bermuda, 2014...
Friday, April 25, 2014 2:44:40 PM

Dear Mr. Kevin Johnson, Major of city of Sacramento:

I hope this email finds you well. I am reaching out to you to offer my services for
the upcoming World Conference of Black Mayors in Bermuda, 2014.
First of all, I would like congratulate you on your election as President of NCBM
affirmed by the Judge after the restitution of Mrs. Vanessa Williams. I am really
looking forward to perhaps working together soon.
Secondly, I would like to introduce myself. I am the Founder and CEO of Blended
World Group, LLC, a global multicultural consulting marketing firm in Chicago, IL.
(www.blendedworldgroup.com) Amongst my international projects, I was a key
contributor to the 3rd Global Summit of Black Majors last year in Colombia. I
personally made possible the presence and participation of Rev. Jesse Jackson in
Cartagena, Colombia during the Summit; and who was the main keynote speaker at
the closing ceremony. Through me, Rev Jackson was also able to participate/aid in
the rescue of the US Marine kidnaped by the Colombian guerrilla: (FARC).
(http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/news/2013/10/02/jesse-jackson-picked-bycolombia-farc-to-facilitate-release-us-marine-held/)
Lastly, I would like to make you aware of my interest in participating again this year
in the World Conference of Black Mayors in Bermuda. I would like to set up time to
discuss all my fresh ideas and how I can contribute to it. Please let me know when
and if this is possible. I have copied in this email Rev. Jacksons chief of staff Mr.
John Mitchell as my reference.

Looking forward to meeting/talking soon.

Best regards,
Claudia Umana
-Claudia Umana
CEO
Blended World Group, LLC
(847) 401-7259p
(312) 321-3204f
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Wynona Singleterry
Adrianne Hall
vanessa williams
World Summit of Mayors 2011 Conference in Dakar, Senegal
Thursday, November 17, 2011 12:59:00 PM
Johnson, Kevin - mayor invite letter.pdf

Good afternoon Mayor,

On behalf of the Board of Directors of the National Conference of Black Mayors, please accept the
attached invitation to attend the 2011 World Summit of Mayors Conference in Dakar, Senegal on
December 15-19, 2011. Your consideration of this invitation is greatly appreciated.

Respectfully,

Wynona Singleterry
Director of Operations
National Conference of Black Mayors
191 Peachtree Street NE, Suite 849
Atlanta, GA 30303
Phone: 404-765-6444 ext 111
Cell: 678-330-9820
Fax: 404-765-6430
Email: wsingleterry@ncbm.org
www.ncbm.org

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Wynona Singleterry
Kerissa Barron
World Summit of Mayors 2011 Conference in Dakar, Senegal
Thursday, November 17, 2011 1:18:38 PM
Johnson, Kevin - mayor invite letter.pdf

Good afternoon Mayor,

On behalf of the Board of Directors of the National Conference of Black Mayors, please accept the
attached invitation to attend the 2011 World Summit of Mayors Conference in Dakar, Senegal on
December 15-19, 2011. Your consideration of this invitation is greatly appreciated.

Respectfully,

Wynona Singleterry
Director of Operations
National Conference of Black Mayors
191 Peachtree Street NE, Suite 849
Atlanta, GA 30303
Phone: 404-765-6444 ext 111
Cell: 678-330-9820
Fax: 404-765-6430
Email: wsingleterry@ncbm.org
www.ncbm.org

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Wynona Hartwell
VWilliams@ncbm.org
shakirah@ci.east-orange.nj.us; Adrianne Hall; william.bell@birminghamal.gov; kinya.dawson@ci.monroe.la.us;
mayor@hattiesburgms.com; mayor@cityofnorthwest.com; flcitymayo@aol.com; john.white1223@sbglobal.net;
VWilliams@ncbm.org; bbell@ci.durham.nc.us; skbenjamin@columbiasc.net; dobbinsheights@bellsouth.net;
grose@chesilhurstgov.net; tosjmo@bellsouth.net; larrysbryant@gmail.com; cheryl.green@richmondgov.com;
john.marks@talgov.com; cityrt09@yahoo.com; mayoroverton@yahoo.com;
mayorjohnnyfordtuskegee@gmail.com; townofwashington@bellsouth.net; rambo2@bellsouth.net;
acwharton@memphistn.gov; tbbless@aol.com; mayorjohnnyfordtuskegee@gmail.com;
mayorhampton@aol.com; mayorjohnson@kevinjohnson.com; ojedai@detroitmi.gov; krhardin@columbus.gov;
cjermin@cmvny.com; mayor_edixon@riverdalega.gov; cedric.glover@shreveportla.gov;
ejackson@savannahga.gov; denise.dixon@phila.gov; mayorreed@atlanta.gov; swarren@newtonma.gov;
mayorwolf1125@yahoo.com; bmount@townofeatonville.org; whartwell@ncbm.org
Wynona Hartwell - Resignation Letter
Saturday, August 10, 2013 8:01:27 AM
W. Hartwell - resignation letter.pdf

Good morning,

Please review and accept the attached letter. Thank you.

Yours in Service,

Wynona Hartwell

Director of Operations
National Conference of Black Mayors
191 Peachtree Street NE, Suite 849
Atlanta, GA 30303
P: (404) 765-6444
F: (404) 765-6430

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Dominique Beaumonte
ZBLAlphas@googlegroups.com
ZBL Fwd: Please read: Mayor Johnson"s email to the National Conference of Black Mayors
Friday, July 19, 2013 7:42:12 PM

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Date: Fri, Jul 19, 2013 at 6:25 PM
Subject: Please read: Mayor Johnson's email to the National Conference of Black
Mayors
To: president@alpha-zbl.org

INDIVIZIBLE
Indivizible,
After hearing President Obama's speech about Trayvon Martin today, Mayor
Johnson was moved to send an email to the National Conference of Black Mayors
about this critical time in our nation's history. Please take a moment to read the
Mayor's email below.

dear mayors:
this has been a challenging time in our community in light of developments relating
to the trayvon martin case. after hearing president obama's heartfelt and powerful
remarks this afternoon, i felt compelled to write to you today. the president's speech
strikes at the very core of why we exist as an organization representing the african
american community, and why it is incumbent on us to use our power to create
dialogue around these issues.
national conference of black mayors - our role
while we are making great progress in our efforts to get our organization's house in
order, we do so with renewed purpose. without a foundation of integrity,
accountability and transparency, ncbm cannot influence the national dialogue. that is
why it's so important for us to continue our rebuilding efforts and ensure that ncbm
takes its rightful place on the national stage.
president's speech and statement by trayvon martin's parents
if you haven't already done so, please view president obama's speech about trayvon
martin, as well as the comments by trayvon martin's parents. here are the links to
these statements:
president obama: trayvon martin could have been me
http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2013/07/19/remarks-president-

trayvon-martin
trayvon martin's parents comment on president obama's remarks
http://nbcnightlynews.tumblr.com/post/55895959409/trayvon-martins-parentscomment-on-president-obamas
our thoughts and prayers continue to be with the family of trayvon martin.
kevin
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