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Chief Executive Officer of a non-profit (501C3) organization for the research and development of information outreach to foster functional evangelization (inspiration), education and enterprise aspirations to help uplift "the least of us." Publications via cited websites. Background: Over 40 years of professional experiences in social work, education, consulting and substance abuse treatment. Training: Under-grad level -- Chemistry @ University of Pittsburgh. Grad level: Social-Work @ Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts Doctoral level: Psychology @ Union Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio CO-FOUNDER:
Robert Martin Hill Atkins Name: Robert M. Atkins, LTC (USA) ret. Title: VP, Brady Enterprise Association, Inc Address: P.O. Box 14455, Pittsburgh, PA 15239-9998 E-mail: Contact Us: Editors, BEA Background: Over 40 years of professional experience in government (civilian and military) communications planning and logistics systems in Africa, America, Asia and Europe. Training: Undergrad level --- Business Administration @ Virginia State University. Grad level --- Augusta College, Command & General Staff College, Central Michigan Univ, Defense Logistics College. CONTRIBUTORS: Spaces and places have been prepared and reserved (free of charge) on this site for editing contributions by hundreds of names noted but not defined pending further input from their descendents. In fact, the number and names referenced on this site are intentionally depicted so as to invoke offspring interest in their unwritten stories. Each procreative union depicted on site is a story waiting to be researched and written in the unending story of America. We do not seek to offend any family members referenced on this site, and will gladly correct or remove information deemed offensive; but, how do we tell our stories up from the past without telling those about others, including past, present and future? How do we reverse the continuum of nearly universal low opinion of African-Americans past, present and future if contrary stories are not written and published. How do youth see, hear or know anything different about functional African-American heritages than that information presented to them via home, churches, schools and the general mass media including music? How do we tell the story of our American union without embracing unions of men and women in the body and spirit of Christ from many origins, ... that made it a reality? Unending stories to be told by descendents include new generations of potential goodness in the body and spirit of Christ (about every 30 years since the first GIFT of Christmas). We are not a church or Masonic oriented organization, but do encourage those who try to propagate stories about who, where, when, how and why "goodness" came into existence among identifiable ancestors, ... both before and after inherited moral worth of Emancipation Day made possible and probable by Emancipation Patriots linked to past and future for many, not all, enlightened and educated citizens of African heritage in pursuit of goodness/happiness. |
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