Montana to Hold Diversity Training
November 20, 2007
Join us for a unique day of cultural diversity training on December 5, 2007 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. This annual training is provided to state employees and the public on the legal, social, economic, and cultural issues of concern to Montana's Tribal Nations. The Governor's Office of Indian Affairs is asking that you share this announcement with the appropriate staff within your agency or other interested individuals.
The training will be held at the Helena Regional Airport, 2850 Skyway Drive, Helena, MT. The registration fee is $100 which covers the participant's breakfast, lunch, snacks and training materials.
Our keynote speaker this year is Sam Mc Cracken, Native American Business Manager for the Nike Corporation and the inspiration behind the Nike Air Native N7 shoe.
Also, please join us for a movie (Smoke Signals) and popcorn on December 4th at 7 pm in the DPHHS Auditorium, 111 Sanders, Helena! See you there!
For registration information, contact:
Professional Development Center
(406) 444-3985 phone
(406) 444-0703 fax
pdc01@mt.gov
For general information, contact:
Billie Rusek
Governor's Office of Indian Affairs
State Capitol, Helena, MT 59620
(406) 444-3702
brusek@mt.gov
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