Compassionate Pomona Proclamation, April 2, 2018
Grassroots Compassionate City group with the Pomona City Council and Mayor as presented with the Proclamation
Announcement made at Pomona City Meetings (City Council/Commissions):
(Also signage in the Council foyer, and printed on speaker cards)
“The City Council [or appropriate commission] welcomes everyone and thanks you for your presence.
Together the members elected or appointed to this body, City staff, and the public honor Pomona’s important City meeting values:
Thank you all for keeping these values and this commitment to act with them ever present in our minds as we proceed with this meeting together.”
The Pomona cohort in the Compassionate Leadership Program, April 11, 2018.
Training of Pomona leaders and stakeholders in “Authentic Leadership Development
and Sustainable Culture Transformation” by Dr. Laura Burgis and the Human Values Center team.
Compassionate Pomona Video (5:28):
Compassionate Pomona Focus Areas (varies):
A sample selection of solution-driven action:
Also visit us at:
http://compassionatepomona.org/ (includes a full list of Partners)
Major Shareholders/Partners include: the grassroots community (interfaith and nonprofit groups and individuals), Pomona City Hall, Pomona Unified School District (PUSD), Tri-City Mental Health, Pomona Police Department, Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS), University of La Verne, and more.
https://www.facebook.com/compassionatepomona/
Primary Community Contact:
Rev. Jan Chase, Unity of Pomona, , 909-896-0991
In addition, Compassionate Pomona has leaders for several focus areas, including Youth and Restorative Justice/Practices, as well as a focused Compassionate City Contact.
Compassionate Pomona PowerPoint: Coming Soon
The Compassionate Pomona PowerPoint, as well as our Website and Facebook, provide more detail about our work and our dedicated grassroots team.
Dec. ’19 Proclamation on “Giving” at Pomona City Hall
Mayor Tim Sandoval with Pastor Lauren Cohen and other grassroots team
members, including Drs. Rose and Hum Bui (in white). The following morning
Cao Dai leader and Interfaith Advocate Dr. Hum Bui died while playing tennis.
Local youth engaging with youth from China
Summer Youth Program at Village Academy HS during 3 weeks in July ‘19
brought Compassion to 100 local youth and 300 youth from China
(~ 100 different students each of the 3 weeks)
Local youth very proud of her Compassionate Pomona Quilt Square
A selection of the Compassionate Pomona Quilt Squares
https://www.welcomeyourneighbors.org/
A standard yard sign in Spanish/English/Arabic
Welcome Your Neighbors yard sign in Vietnamese
(translated by Drs. Rose & Hum Bui) / English / Mandarin