MODERATOR: Radio Host Wil LaVeist }

Recent incidents around the country involving police useof force is troubling to many of us, especially when itinvolves our youth. What can we do about it? Here's anopportunity to participate in an honest dialogue on lawenforcement, race, culture and African American youth.Join Us!

When? November 14, 2015

Time? 10:00 AM to12:00 NOON

Where? An Achievable Dream Middle & High School,5720 Marshall Avenue, Newport News

Why? This is an escalating issue that we allneed to understand before we can solve it!

Who should attend? 200+ Men, public officials, teachers, high school students, college students, parents, law enforcement officers and community leaders.

Police and AfricanAmerican Youth:

WORKING TOGETHER FOR OUR COMMUNITY!LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERSu Chief Richard MyersNewport New Police Department

u Newport News Sheriff Gabe Morgan National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE)

u John Adams Special Agent in Charge, FBI, Norfolk Field Office

u Judge Ramona Taylor (Retired)Associate Professor, Saint Leo University

u Chief James A. Cervera Virginia Beach Police Department

COMMUNITY & STUDENT LEADERS u Christopher Jeter 200+ Men Board Member

u Terry Riddick, CEO at Best Kept Secret-Stop the Violence Organization

u David Martin, Sophomore StudentHampton University

u Cierra Harris, Graduate StudentNorfolk State University

u Reginald Land, Sophomore Student Norfolk State University

200+ MEN present s a SAMUEL DEWITT PROCTOR FORUM

Building Bridges AND Breaking Down Barriers

of Misunderstanding

CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION: 455.9260 w 200plusmen@cox.net w www.hr200plusmen.org

PANEL OF LEADERS