Tag: Long Island Youth

• Fabric Designing with Youth at LI School – My Time Has Come Program Senecon Experience

  

  I must note that these students comported themselves quite well, and showed much interest in the task at hand. It is little wonder that I felt like going back to the classroom full-time as a result of this experience. It was nostalgia all the way!

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  June 21, 2019

  My Time Has Come Program

  Art and Culture, Art Workshops, cultural Enrichment, fabric designing, fabric designing workshops, fabric painting, LI schools, Long Island, Long Island Youth, Madona Cole-Lacy, My Time Has Come Program, parents, personal development, photoshop, self-esteem, Senecon, youth workshops

• Bridging The Gap: 8 User-Friendly Tips

  Madona Cole-Lacy on why citizens of the world should aspire to make healthy connections with one another. “If for no other reason that is remotely obvious to you, you should care because the bliss of ignorance must be superseded by the folly of wisdom if we expect to be treated with respect, empathy and even…

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  March 9, 2016

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• Revving Up and Getting Back on Track

  Revving Up Since I haven’t quite decided on a suitable term to adequately capture how I feel, I will settle for one that conveys the most predominant feeling right now.  It is with humility that I embrace this time of my life, to reconnect with the world, and make a deliberate and significant stride toward normalcy since the recent passing…

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  June 26, 2014

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• Parenting 101: Counting My Mommy Blessings One Occurrence at a Time

  Most people will tell you they do not need to be told how to parent their children. While that may be the case, it is not unusual to find that these same parents have been wired to respond, more so, to the negative or destructive behaviors of their children than to the positives. What is…

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  December 25, 2013

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• Spotlight: A Friend to Youth and Parents

  Congratulations to Devon Harris, motivational speaker, author and founder of the Keep On Pushing Foundation, on being honored for his community service by New York’s Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano at the Caribbean American Festival on Saturday, June 15, 2013. Mr. Harris, also of Jamaican Bobsled fame, has for the past two years been an…

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  June 25, 2013

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  community service, High school graduates, Long Island Youth, Nassau County, personal development, self-empowerment, self-esteem, Your Time For Creative Empowerment, youth empowerment

• The Brightest and Best

  The Brightest and Best.

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  June 24, 2013

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• Getting Ready For College Life: A Day of Enlightenment for Students and Parents

  We are preparing for our 2nd Annual Free Self-Empowerment Workshop for College-Bound Students scheduled to take place at Molloy College on Saturday, June 9, 2012. An important component of this year’s event will be the inclusion of parents who always wanted to know what REALLY goes on at college campuses, but were afraid to ask.  So…

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  April 2, 2012

  My Time Has Come Program

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