AFRICAN AMERICAN MALE UNEMPLOYMENT TASK FORCE
TL;DR
This task force meeting focused on addressing African American male unemployment through review of job creation efforts, employment assistance programs, and a training/apprenticeship program presented by Osker Ellis. The group also discussed funding recommendations and a business enterprises disparity study to inform future initiatives.
Key Decisions
- Review of December 14th meeting minutes Approved
- Hearing from local agencies on job creation efforts Presented for review
- Osker Ellis training/apprenticeship program presentation Presented for consideration
- Emerging Business Enterprises disparity study discussion Discussed
- Member funding recommendations Discussed
Agenda
- Review and approval of the minutes of the December 14th meeting.
- Appearance by local agencies working on job creation.
- Awareness and use/non-use of employment assistance programs.
- Discussion relating to suggestions from the public relating to the work of this task force.
- Appearance by Osker Ellis relating to his training/apprenticeship program.
- Discussion on the Emerging Business Enterprises disparity study.
- Discussion of the funding recommendations from members.
- Set next meeting date and agenda.
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