Baltimore2007

Baltimore 2007
17th Annual International NAME Conference

NAME’s 2007 Conference Artwork: Our 2007 conference logo was contributed by Debbie Misiag, Vice President of the Maryland Multicultural Coalition’s Chapter of NAME and the 2007 Conference Host Committee co-chair.

Baltimore Conference Program Book [Final]

                                        Baltimore's Inner Harbor                   17th Annual International NAME Conference

            Hyatt Regency Baltimore
Baltimore, Maryland
Oct. 31 to Nov. 4, 2007

                             Register for Conference ONLINE

Starting Tuesday, October 16, all registrations must be done on-site.
You may also register for the pre-conferences on-site.

Sessions cancelled:
Preconference #11 -- Talking About Religious Oppression and Unpacking Christian Privilege
Preconference #7 -- Teaching the Holocaust in the 21st Century
Preconference #9, The Unbearable Whiteness of Being: Dismantling White Privilege and Supporting Anti-racist Education in Our Classrooms and Schools
Preconference #10 -- A Modified GLSEN Educator Training Workshop

Educational Site Visit Tour is full.

photo by Sonia Keiner Flynn

Theme:

Charting the Course to
Academic Excellence and Equity through
Multicultural Education

Download
Baltimore2007
Brochure here

Register for Conference ONLINE

Book Hotel

Floor plan for Hyatt Baltimore

Airport Shuttle -- Discount
The BWI Shuttle Express services the Hyatt Regency from
Baltimore-Washington International Airport. Rates are $12 one way and $18 round trip. Use this link to make your reservation. Discount code is HR9MP.

Airport Shuttle Service

The BWI Shuttle Express services the Hyatt Regency from BWI Airport.
The fees for our conference attendees are $12 one way and $18 round
trip. Go to https://www.supershuttle.com/webrez to make your
reservation. The discount code is #HR9MP. I spoke with the new group
representative today, and she assured me that she has activated our
on-line discount code.
Joyce

17th Annual International NAME Conference
October 31 - November 4, 2007
Baltimore, MD

Avis Worldwide Discount (AWD) Number: J953511

Book your Vehicle here.

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NAME Conference Scholarship Application
***** CLOSED *****

Baltimore 2007 Call For Proposals
No more proposals are being accepted.

Download Call for Proposals
(for information only) [pdf]

Notice about AV equipment:
"Except for pre-conferences, NAME will not be providing any AV equipment. It is
the responsibility of the presenter to secure and pay for all AV equipment.
An AV order form will be available on NAME's website in September."

Visiting Baltimore

American Visionary Art Museum

Babe Ruth Museum

Baltimore Restaurants

Baltimore/Washington International Airport -
BWI

Baltimore Arena

Baltimore Maritime Museum

Baltimore Museum of Art

Baltimore Museum of Industry

Baltimore Orioles

Baltimore Ravens

Baltimore Zoo

Black History

B & O Railroad Museum

Edgar Allan Poe House

Fort McHenry

Harborplace

Lexington Market

Maryland Science Center

National Aquarium

National Historic Seaport

Port Discovery Children's Museum

National Aquarium, Baltimore Inner Harbor
Photographer: Madelaine Burgess

The City Pier on Thames St. Photographer:
Madelaine Burgess

Jones Falls, September 1999. Photographer:
Joseph Harrigan

Support the Work of the National Association for Multicultural Education

NAME is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1990. Our mission is to ensure that all students receive an equitable education and that together we strive to fight the injustices in our schools and in the community. You can help by becoming a member, volunteering your time to support our many projects and/or with your tax-deductible donations. To learn more - email name@nameorg.org or call us at 301-951-0022

All donations to NAME are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

NAME Conference History

1991 in New Orleans: Toward Education That is Multicultural
1992 in Orlando: Multicultural Education for the Twenty-First Century
1993 in Los Angeles: Creating Connections: United We Make A Difference
1994 in Detroit: Facing the Challenges of Cultural Pluralism and Diversity: A Clarion Call for Unique Opportunities in the 21st Century
1995 in Washington, D.C.: Multiculturalism: Our Common Responsibility in Educational Practices and Social Challenges
1996 in St. Paul: Revitalizing Democracy through Multicultural Education
1997 in Albuquerque: Daring to Educate for Equity and Excellence: A Multicultural and Bilingual Mandate for the 21st Century
1998 in St. Louis: Creative Partnerships: Gateway to Embracing Diversity and Multiculturalism
1999 in San Diego: Multicultural Education: Crossing Borders for Equity and Justice
2000 in Orlando: Real Magic: The Realization of Multicultural Education in the Everyday
2001 in Las Vegas: High Stakes: Achievement, Assessment, and Advocacy through Multicultural Education
2002 in Washington, D.C.: We the People: Fulfilling the Promise of Democracy and Equity through Multicultural Education
2003 in Seattle, Washington: From Rhetoric to Reality: Student Achievement in Multicultural Societies
2004 in Kansas City, MO: Unmasking the Legacy of the Brown Decisions
Through Multicultural Education
2005 in Atlanta, GA: Renewing the Dream Through Multicultural Education: Sharing Power, Valuing Culture, and Achieving Social Justice
2006 in Phoenix, AZ: Honoring Multicultural Communities, Stories and Struggles
in a Contested Land.
2007 in Baltimore, MD: Charting the Course to Academic Excellence and Equity
through Multicultural Education