"LIVE THE DREAM" SPECIALTY LICENSE PLATE
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Thursday- July 21, 2022
Registration/ Reception
5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
* additional meet and greets fundrasers to be announced to registraints
Friday- July 22, 2022
Welcome and Plenanry Session
( Registration starts 6:30 a.m.- noon/7:15- 8:15 a.m.Continental breakfast (coffee, tea juices and water available throughout day)
Meetings and Breakout sessions
8:30-5:30
Lunch and awards ceremony with keynote -11:45 a.m. - 1:00p.m.
Saturday- July 23, 2022
7:00 a.m- 8:00 a.m.Continental breakfast ( coffee, tea, juice and water)
Meetings and Breakout Sessions 8:00 a.m.-Noon



Panelist include the following..........

Dr. Tameka Hobbs, PhD
Dr. Dale Brill,PhD
Dr. Sharon Ames Denard,PhD
Dr. Maxine Montgomery,PhD



Dr. Debra Raiford, PhD
Meeting Room A
9:00-9:55- Broad based prosperity and racial equity imperatives
10:05-11:00- Health Equity : Panel discussion on equality in health care delivery , access and health gaps permeated throughout health systems and provider networks
11:05-noon - Measurement and Accountability: Putting Data to work for social justice
Lunch ( 12:10-1:25)- Awards ceremony and keynote address.
1:30-2:30 - Education and Entrepreneurship: Establishing a partnership for success
2:35-3:35- History ( African American history) its preservation and preserving historical sites and properties as our visual guide to heal a nation; to include the history of voting as a cornerstone of democracy
3:40-4:25- Life Equity: Homelessness, poverty and access to rescources .. the role of faith , government and service gaps
4:30-5:20- Making Florida whole: a panel of interdisciplinary leaders in academia, the arts, politics. business and law... concluding actionable priorities to improve on race, equality, justice and opportunity in Florida.
Meeting Room B
9:00- 10:00- Intersection of gender identity, ethnicity, sexual preference, culture and race.... failures and opportunities specific to equality, justice and inclusion
10:00-11:00- Art and literature: Its role in racial diversity and understanding
11:00-noon- The Success of Purpose- Built Community Based Development
Lunch (12:10-1:25) - Award ceremony and keynote address
1:30-2:30- Healing : A panel discussion on urban Florida's high murder rate and the disproportionate impact on many children of color.... how urban cities and families cope, and the of law enforcement.
2:35-3:35- Criminal Justice Reform: The opportunities and challenges, making sure that the system is just, free of bias and placing families and rehabilitation first.
3:40-4:40- Opportunities Florida Small Business Roundtable: an overview of barriers to entry and entrepreneurship, and business diversity in the sunshine state for minority and women-owned business.
4:45-5:30- HBCU Roundtable: The role of HBCU's at addressing diversity across socioeconomic, racial and ethnic groups in Florida through its educational mission
*Purchase ticket to register for conference at the link above
Hotel Reservation: Group rate reservations for the event are now open at $159 per night . To secure a room call (866)996-6338 or local (407) 996-6338 and ask for Group rate for The Dream Foundation
Brandon Wolfe Equality Florida Media Relations Manager

Andrew Warren, Esq State Attorney of Hillsborough County


Jennifer Carroll Former Lt Governor of Florida
Dwight Bullard Former State Senator and Educator

Tony Jenkins
Market President for Florida Blue

Eddy Maritin Executive Director Lift Orlando

Tim Giuliani President & CEO Orlando Economic Partnership

Tangela L. Sears
Founder Florida Parents of Murdered Children

Purchase Ad In Program Booklet, Register To Attend, Exhibit Space
Full Page-$1000
Half Page- $650
Quarter Page- $375

Sarah Couture
Florida State Director,
Fines and Fees Justice Center

Dr. Keith D. Parker, PhD
FAMU Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice
Chair, 2021 National Civil Rights Conference

Ada Goodly, Esq
Dir of Louis A. Berry Institute for Civil Rights and Justice at Southern University Law Center
Owner, The Goodly Group, LLC
Advisory Board, Dillard Univrsity Center for Racial Justiice


The purchase of a "Live The Dream" license plate, the nations first license plate bearing Dr. Kings image, is an investment in children, families and maginalized communities. To become an owner of the "Live The Dream" license plate, go to your local tax collectors office to make the purchase. A list of offices are here. Secondly, you can always make an inquiry at the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles(DHSMV)
Deidre A. Keller
Dean of Florida A&M University College of Law
Kayla Tanner
Student Advisory Board, Dilliard University Center For Racial Justice
On
July 30-31, 2021
Rosen Centre Hotel , Orlando Florida
WE DO THIS FOR THE NEXT GENERATION