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Lunes, 28 de Junio, 2010 |
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Viernes, 20 de Agosto, 2010 |
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Disponibles, Lunes, 7 de Junio, 2010 en
303 S. Loma Dr.
Los Angeles, CA 90017
8:00AM-5:00PM |
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$50.00 por semana. Pago sera recibido solamente atra vez de money orders. |
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Lunes a Viernes
8:00 AM – 6:45 PM |
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5 – 12 años de edad |
Actividades del Campamento
de Verano incluyen:
• Paseos a la piscina cada semana
• Lunch y Snack gratis todos los dias
• Actividades Recreacionales
• Talleres Educacionales
• Paseos cada semana
• Juegos de Campamento
• Actividades de arte y expresion
• Show de Talento
Para mas informacion por favor llamar al, (213) 483-2060
Campamento de Verano 2010 
Summer Camp 2010 (English)
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 Summer 2010
The current recession is taking its toll on NEW’s most vulnerable clients – children of single parents. Nearly 72% of single mothers are struggling to make ends meet versus 51% of married women, according to a recent public policy poll. The California Budget Project reports that women who are sole breadwinners are experiencing greatly increased financial stress related to paying utilities, food, and rent, which is compounded by the reduction in social services and afterschool programs.
Read more...
 Speaking in Washington, D.C. at the Women of Color and Wealth Symposium, on behalf of New Economics for Women (NEW), was an honor and a wonderful opportunity to talk about the work we are doing every day.
But, you might ask, why was NEW at a conference about Wealth? Isn’t Poverty a term more often associated with the people served by NEW, low-income immigrants from Mexico and other parts of Latin America, who live in Pico Union, one of the densest and poorest sections of Los Angeles. Do NEW’s clients have wealth?
Read more...
The Insight Center and several national women's organizations including NEW gathered on March 8, 2010 in Washington DC to hold a series of panel discussions on the intersection of race, gender, immigration, and wealth, and to release a groundbreaking report on women of color. NEW’s Board President Bea Stotzer addressed the topic First Generation Women Immigrants: Generating New Wealth, Generating a Global Economy.
Click here to watch the video.
 You can also download the report: Lifting as we Climb: Women of Color, Wealth and America’s Future – Spring 2010.
California Community Foundation (CCF) is featuring New Economics for Women as one of nine organizations selected for inclusion in its CCF Guide to Top-Performing Nonprofits. According to CCF, "Each organization has undergone a rigorous and comprehensive review by our program staff and board for strong leadership, fiscal responsibility and benefit to the community."
Download Jan 2010 Guide.
 Councilman Dennis P. Zine was joined by community members, civic leaders, students and their families on February 18, 2010 to celebrate the opening of the Dennis P. Zine Community Center. The 12,000 square foot Community Center is the third phase of Tierra Del Sol, New Economics for Women's five-acre planned community which provides affordable housing and education opportunities for low – and very low-income families located within the Reseda/Canoga Park Redevelopment Project Area. Read More
View The Daily News photo slideshow on the Zine Center Grand Opening event.
Teaching younger women how to create wealth opportunities for their families has become the goal of one Latina woman.
NBC's Chris Jansing reports.
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When Jenni Rivera visited New Economics for Women’s special La Posada program for young mothers this past Christmas she was so deeply touched she wanted to do more.
So this Mother’s Day the Jenni Love Foundation made life more beautiful for some very lucky mothers with a surprise day of pampering beyond their wildest dreams.
