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8/22/2019 Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Coastal Empire Community Outreach
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Maria E. BowdenS.H.P.E. Outreach Coordinator
2013
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According to the 2010 US CENSUS, the Current Population Surveyed in the state of
Georgia at least 9.1% are Hispanic or Latino individuals.
(http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/13/13051.html)
24.5% Spanish-speaking households find themselves linguistically isolated.
In the Chatham Co. the 2010 Census estimated that the Hispanic population
consisted of 5.7 % of the total population.
(http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/13/13051.html).
This estimate does not take into consideration the greater number of the community
spread out in nearby counties in Georgia and South Carolina and its still relatively
"invisible", having not fully integrated itself into the social service available to low-
income and minority population.
Furthermore, many of them are not yet fully assimilated into the local customs and
ways of life in America. The transient nature of the work of some of these people, particularly in agricultural
and seasonal work may be a factor in where and how they permanently settle.
However, many establish roots and seek a more permanent way of life.
Some have come legally to the United States to pursue professional careers or
obtain higher levels of education.
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First, in the past, no attempt has been madeamongst organizations who directly render
services to the Hispanic Community to develop aeducational, culturally diverse outreach program.
Secondly, there is no effective plan to integrate
the Hispanic Community gain into educational,cultural programs, or into academic life.
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38.3% White
55.4%African American
4.7% Hispano/Latino
Persons of White origin: 54.9%
Persons of Black origin: 40.2%
Persons of Hispanic Origin: 5.7%
2003, 2004 Census data
Chatham County, Georgia Savannah
Population: 271,544 Population: 128,000
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Chatham_County_Georgia.png8/22/2019 Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Coastal Empire Community Outreach
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In order to fulfill the barriers encountered in the current system for theHispanic community the S.H.P.E. Coastal Empire Community Outreachwill help implement and achieve the following objectives:
Serve as an example to integrate the community into educationalactivities developed to promote S.H.P.E. Mission.
Build relationships between local authorities, schools, associations,churches and neighborhoods.
S.H.P.E. Mission
SHPE changes lives by empowering the Hispanic community to realize theirfullest potential and impacts the world through STEM awareness, access,support and development.
SHPE's vision is a world where Hispanics are highly valued and influentialas the leading innovators, scientists, mathematicians and engineers.
Overview
The Savannah/Coastal Empire Professional Chapter is committed toproviding professional, educational and cultural support in the communityand promotes educational development programs that support the
advancement of its members.
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Hispanic children, women and
men living Chatham County,largely in the industrial suburbs of
Port Wentworth, Pooler and
Garden City.
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Low IncomeDowntown
HWY 17
Southside
Midtown- Commercial area
Industrial Areaof PortWentworth
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Topics Include
Create anddistribute acalendar ofevents includingfestivities,meetings andcultural events inthe City ofSavannah,Garden City andPort Wentworth.
Cultural / events
Educational/events
Science night
Family day
SHPE ID card
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EMBRACE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES BY ACTIVELY PROMOTINGEDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING.
Such programming would focus on, afterschool programs, scholarships,
seminars, job training, etc.
By working with:
Chatham County Schools P.T.A.
S.H.P.E. training conferences for Hispanic workforce.
Savannah Technical College
Hispanic Outreach and Leadership at Armstrong (H.O.L.A.)
Primera Iglesia Bautista Hispana de Savannah (P.I.B.H.S.)
Goodwill Industries of the Coastal Empire
Bank on Savannah
Hispanic American Center for Economic Development (H.A.C.E.D.)
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Savannah
SCORE
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QUARTELY AGENDA
Organize a community event at the Mother Matilda Park with the following activities for thewhole family:
What: 5 de Mayo en Familia
When: Saturday May 4th. 2013 from 1-5 pm Where: Mother Matilda Community Park
5 de Mayo History reenacted representation
2K-5K Race Futbol
Science games for kids
Participate with an informational booth with activities at the 5 de Mayo Fest. To be on May5th. at the Tom Tripplet park in Pooler.
Community Outreach meeting with the top 3 Churches serving the Hispanic community inthe area to discuss and evaluate ways to reach and develop an outreach program in theirchurches.
Confirm and schedule meeting:
Lady of Our Lourdes (Port Wentworth, GA)
Primera Iglesia Bautista Hispana (Garden City, GA)
Bethel Alliance (Savannah, GA)
Organize a Science Night with information and resources for young adults and kids
activities.
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The voice of the Latino communitywants to be heard;
to create change, to existand not to be invisible.
Let it manifest, let it sing as thetropical birds from ancient
times, from a faraway place,where the Latin heart still
exists.