Latin People News LPN: Leon County Government Employment Opportunities - ...

Latin People News LPN: Leon County Government Employment Opportunities - ...: LEON  COUNTY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ______________________________ ______________________________ ______________________...

LEON COUNTY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES _______________________________________________________________________________________________ If you are driven by making a difference on the issues that matter most to our community and committed to demonstrating results, exceeding expectations in areas of customer service and exercising responsible stewardship of our community’s resources, then you may have what it takes to join our team.   Do you want to join the Leon County team?  Apply Online. CLOSING DATE: November 22, 2019 Facilities Support Technician II CLOSING DATE: December 6, 2019 Assistant County Attorney OPEN CONTINUOUSLY Paramedic (PRN) EMT (PRN) Consolidated Dispatch Agency  Public Safety Communications Operator (Open Continuously) http://www.talgov.com/employment/cda-psco.aspx  For additional information on Leon County employment opportunities: Visit LeonCountyFL.gov/HR/jobs Call our Job Line at (850) 606-2403 Watch Channel 16 on Comcast and CenturyLink Visit Human Resources, 315 South Calhoun Street, 2th Floor, Suite #210 Drug Free Workplace and Equal Opportunity Employer People Focused.  Performance Driven

Latin People News LPN: Preventing and Reducing Juvenile Violence: A Solut...

Latin People News LPN: Preventing and Reducing Juvenile Violence: A Solut...: "Kids that Kill 2" 5th Annual Juvenile Crime Conference As Part of the Broward County Crime Commission ...

"Kids that Kill 2" 5th Annual Juvenile Crime Conference As Part of the Broward County Crime Commission Building Bridges Mental Health Conference Series Critical Thinking Solutions in Crime Friday, November 22nd, 2019 South County Civic Center 16700 Jog Rd, Delray Beach, FL 33446 Sign in/Breakfast Begins at 8:30am Program 9:00am to 3:15pm

AGENDA: Kids That Kill 2 – 22 November 2019:   Opening Comments: 8:50 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. - James DePelisi, Broward County Crime Commission   INSIDE THE MIND OF A SCHOOL SHOOTER – Drawing Distinctions from School Shooters to Adult Active Shooters – Opening Presentation - 9:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. Dr. Eugenio Rothe, Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine, Florida International University (FIU)   IDENTIFYING CHILDREN WHO KILL – Personality Patterns and Character Traits - Panel I - 9:45 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Deputy Chief Robin Griffin – Kitzerow, Deputy Chief of Police, Florida Atlantic University Police Department (FAU)  Andy Slater, Palm Beach County State Attorney's Office (SAO), 15th Judicial Circuit Dr. Calli Cain, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Florida Atlantic University (FAU) Chief Cassandra Evans, Chief Probation Officer, Department of Juvenile Justice Dr. Eugenio Rothe, Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine, Florida International University (FIU) MODERATOR: Branch Walton, Retired, United Secret Service, Advisory Board Member, Broward County Crime Commission BREAK - 10:30 a.m. to 10:40 a.m.  THE SLAYING OF BOBBY KENT: KILL THE BULLY – Criminal Justice Case Study – How a Group of Childhood Friends From Hollywood, Conspired to Kill Another Friend in Weston Florida - Panel II - 10:40 a.m. to 11:40 a.m. Judge Charles Greene, 17th Judicial Circuit Tim Donnelly, Assistant State Attorney in Charge, Broward County State Attorney’s Office (SAO) Michael Dutko, Defense Attorney Frank Ilarraza, Retired Broward Sheriff’s Office (BSO), Homicide Detective Jim Shutze, Author, Bully: A True Story of High School Revenge Tonya Alanez, Journalist, Sun-Sentinel Newspaper MODERATOR - Senior Judge Joel Lazarus, Retired, Advisory Board Chairman, Broward County Crime Commission   LUNCH - 11:40 a.m. to Noon LUNCHEON KEYNOTE PRESENTATION – WHEN KIDS KILL – INTERVIEWS WITH 50 PRISON JUVENILE AND ADULT INMATES WHICH HAVE COMMITTED JUVENILE HOMICIDE – Noon to 12:40 p.m. Ms. Tessa Duvall, Journalist, Louisville – Courier Journal (formerly, Florida Times Union, Jacksonville)   BREAK - 12:40 p.m. to 12:50 p.m. JUVENILE CRIME: WHERE WE HAVE BEEN, WHERE WE ARE, AND WHERE WE ARE GOING – Coaches, Teachers, Mentors, Clergy - Panel III - 12:40pm to 1:30pm Ms. Tessa Duvall, Journalist, Louisville – Courier Journal Ian Moffett, Retired Police Chief, Dade County Public Schools Dr. Lawrence Model, Lt. Colonel, Boca Raton Civil Air Patrol Mr. Bryan Needle, Teacher, Taravella High School Pastors Robert Freund, Sr., and Robert Freund, Jr., Apostolic Christian Church Ms. Tammy Fields, Director, Palm Beach County Youth Services Mr. Eric Call, Director, Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation MODERATOR: James DePelisi, Director/Chairman, Broward County Crime Commission PREVENTING AND REDUCING JUVENILE VIOLENCE: A Solution Based Panel of Mental Health Professionals - Panel IV - 1:30 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. Dr. William Dorfman, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Nova Southeastern University (NSU) Dr. Calli Cain, School of Criminology and Criminal Justices, Florida Atlantic University (FAU) Dr. Grace Telesco, School of Criminal Justice, Nova Southeastern University (NSU) Dre Johnson, Social Worker, Head Start/Interventions, Broward County Public Schools Clarice Redding, Green Dot Coordinator, Palm Beach County Laurence Miller, Clinical Psychologist Dr. Amanda Terrell, Palm Beach County Youth Services MODERATOR: Dr. Michael Brannon, Institute for Behavioral Sciences and the Law (IBSL)  BREAK - 2:15 p.m. to 2:25 p.m. WHY KIDS KILL THEIR PARENTS: Parricide and Matricide - CONCLUDING PRESENTATION - 2:25 p.m. to 3:15pm Dr. Ryan Hall, Clinical/Forensic Psychiatrist     CREDITS: Physicians:  Memorial Healthcare System designates this live activity for a maximum of 6.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint providership of Memorial Healthcare System and the Broward County Crime Commission. The Memorial Healthcare System is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.  Nursing, Respiratory Therapy and EMS Continuing Education: Memorial Healthcare System is an approved provider of Nurses, Respiratory Therapist and EMS continuing education. The 5th Annual Juvenile Violence Conference is approved for 5.5 Nursing and Respiratory contact hours EMS personnel is approved for 6.0 contact hours 6 Mental Health CEU's The Florida Psychological Association is approved by the Florida Department of Health, Board of Psychology and Board of School Psychology to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Florida Psychological Association is approved by the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Mental Health Counseling as a provider of continuing education. The Florida Psychological Association maintains responsibility for the program and its content. For more information please call Hope #754-423-1976 Breakfast & Lunch Included (Coffee Served ALL DAY)

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Latin People News LPN: Censo del 2020: Realidad vs. Ficción

Latin People News LPN: Censo del 2020: Realidad vs. Ficción: 14 de noviembre de 2019 por  Colleen Tressler Especialista en educación del consumidor y negocios, FTC La Comisión Federal d...

14 de noviembre de 2019

por 

Colleen Tressler

Esepcialista en educación del consumidor y negocios, FTC

La Comisión Federal de Comercio se asocia con la Oficina del Censo de los EE. UU. para protegerte de potenciales estafas del censo. Conocer cómo funciona el proceso del Censo del 2020 , qué información se te preguntará y qué información no, y algunas banderas rojas de alerta, te ayudará a identificar y reportar estafas.

El Proceso

A mediados de marzo del 2020, la Oficina del Censo comenzará a enviar por correo (y, en algunas áreas, en persona) invitaciones para participar del Censo del 2020. La tuya debería llegar antes del 1 de abril. Puedes responder por internet, por teléfono o por correo.

La Oficina del Censo tiene un trabajo importante: contar a todas las personas que viven en los Estados Unidos. A partir de mayo del 2020, los censistas comenzarán a visitar las casas donde no se haya respondido para asegurarse de que se cuenten a todas las personas. Si no estás en tu casa o no puedes abrir la puerta, el censista regresará hasta seis veces. Cada una de las veces, dejará un aviso en la puerta con un número de teléfono para que puedas llamar y programar una visita.

Las Preguntas

En el cuestionario del censo se le pregunta cuántas personas hay en la casa en el momento en el que completas el formulario; su sexo, edad, raza y etnicidad; la relación de unos con los otros; tu número de teléfono; y si tú eres el propietario de tu casa o si la alquilas. Para obtener la lista completa de las preguntas del Censo del 2020, visita ¿Qué preguntas se hacen?

Indicios de una Estafa

Los estafadores podrían hacerse pasar por censistas para obtener tu información personal y luego usarla para cometer robo de identidad y otros fraudes. Sin embargo, siempre hay maneras de identificar a los censistas oficiales.

Los censistas deben mostrarte un documento de identidad con fotografía que tenga el sello del Departamento de Comercio de EE. UU. y una fecha de vencimiento. Si tú se lo pides, el censista te dará la información de contacto de un supervisor y/o el número de teléfono de la oficina regional del censo para que verifiques su legitimidad.

La Oficina del Censo nunca te pedirá tu número de Seguro Social completo, el número de tu cuenta bancaria o de tu tarjeta de crédito, dinero o donaciones, o algo en nombre de un partido político. Durante el Censo del 2020 no se te preguntará acerca de tu ciudadanía.

La Oficina del Censo puede llamarte como parte de los esfuerzos de hacer un seguimiento y un control de calidad. También podrían llamarte si no estás en casa cuando un censista pase por allí o cuando una visita personal no sea conveniente. Las llamadas provendrán de uno de los centros de contacto de la Oficina del Censo o de un representante de campo. Para obtener más información, visita Cómo identificar una llamada de la Oficina del Censo.

Asegúrate de tener la información más reciente y precisa sobre el Censo del 2020. Visita Rumores del Censo del 2020 para verificar datos y hacer preguntas.

Si sospechas un caso de fraude, llama al 800-923-8282 para hablar con un representante local de la Oficina del Censo. También puedes presentar un reporte a la Comisión Federal de Comercio (FTC, por sus siglas en inglés) en ftc.gov/queja. Tus informes pueden ayudar a las agencias encargadas del cumplimiento de la ley a iniciar investigaciones que podrían detener las actividades de los impostores y defraudadores.

Latin People News LPN: Nuevo folleto para influyentes de los medios socia...

Latin People News LPN: Nuevo folleto para influyentes de los medios socia...: 5 de noviembre de 2019 por  Lesley Fair Abogada, División de educación del consumidor y negocios, FTC Es muy probable que conoz...

5 de noviembre de 2019

por 

Lesley Fair

Abogada, División de educación del consumidor y negocios, FTC

Es muy probable que conozcas a un influyente, una persona que trabaja con una marca para recomendar o respaldar un producto en las redes sociales. Tal vez trabajes en una empresa que cuenta con personas influyentes o tal vez eres tú, un amigo o un familiar. Entonces, debes leer un nuevo folleto de la FTC: Divulgaciones 101 para influyentes de los medios sociales.

Los influyentes tienen la obligación de cumplir con la ley. Si endosa un producto o servicio a través de las redes sociales, su mensaje debe hacer evidente que usted tiene una relación (una “conexión relevante”) con la marca. Esto podría ser una relación personal, familiar o laboral o una relación financiera, por ejemplo, cuando una marca le paga o le ofrece productos gratuitos o con descuento.

La información sobre Divulgaciones 101 para influyentes de los medios sociales responde las preguntas que pueda tener acerca de cuándo divulgar, cómo divulgar y otras cosas que necesita saber. También explica que si no tiene una relación establecida con una marca y solo le está contando a la gente sobre un producto que compró y le gusta, no es necesario que diga que no tiene una relación con la marca. (El folleto está disponible en español y en inglés).

La FTC tiene otros recursos acerca de influyentes, endosos y revisiones de productos. También vea este nuevo video que explica algunas de las bases legales.

Latin People News LPN: City of Weston eNewsletter | Newsday Tuesday | 11/...

Latin People News LPN: City of Weston eNewsletter | Newsday Tuesday | 11/...: Desactivar para: inglés NEWS FROM THE CITY OF WESTON No...

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NEWS FROM THE CITY OF WESTON November 12, 2019 Have You Registered for Rotary Run? The 22nd Annual Rotary Run for Tomorrow will take place on Sunday December 8th. Register today for the Half Marathon or the 5K Run/Walk race. Not a runner? No problem! If you have an elementary school student in your family, be sure to register (for FREE) your family to participate in the Mayor’s Challenge 1-Mile Family Health Walk. Your school can earn a cash prize based on participation! All Rotary Run events take place at the Cypress Bay High School. Register Here» School Zones: Clarification on Temporary Parking in Bike Lanes In last week's Newsday Tuesday, we indicated that vehicles are only allowed to park in bike lanes during morning drop off and afternoon dismissal . Temporary parking in the bike lanes surrounding Weston's elementary schools will also be allowed for school-based special events, open houses, and special assemblies when parents and guests are invited to attend. The Broward Sheriff’s Office will not enforce the temporary parking only rule during such events, as there is not enough parking on school property to accommodate all the visitors. By State Statute (FSS 316.1945,1) “at the direction of a police officer” Law Enforcement is permitted to allow vehicles to park in bike lanes for a specific purpose, (i.e. drop off, dismissal pick up, or a school-based special event.)   Vehicles that are parked in the bike lanes beyond the allowable temporary time period will be issued citations. Hands-Only CPR & Stop the Bleed Classes BSO Weston Fire Rescue offers free Hands-only CPR and Stop the Bleed education once monthly from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Weston Regional Park Soccer Building. The only requirement is pre-registration. For every minute without CPR, the chance of survival goes down 10%. Brain damage can occur in only four minutes. Call 954-389-2015 to register now for the next class on Thursday, November 21st.  Read More » Community Center: Watercolor Painting Join award-winning watercolorist Rolande Moorhead every Friday from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. for watercolor painting classes. Learn the vocabulary of shapes, colors, compositions and preliminary drawing. Classes are on-going year-round and cost $195 for 6 weeks. Don't miss out! Read More» Tennis Camp Offers More Than Tennis The Weston Tennis Center is serving up a feast of activities over Thanksgiving week with Tennis Camp for kids ages 5-15 and all skill levels are welcome. Camp is held November 26th, 27th and 29th. While tennis is the star attraction, activities also include swimming, soccer, team competitions, arts & crafts and more! Secure your child's spot today. Read More   » Register Now for AYSO Spring Soccer Season Join in on the fun on the soccer field with AYSO! The Spring 2020 recreational soccer season will begin in January. Boys and girls ages 4 through 18 are welcome to participate. Register today to secure you child’s spot in the league and take advantage of early bird registration which ends on November 30th. AYSO 644 offers additional programs for participants under age 4 and players over 35, too! Register Today! » GIS Day is November 13th Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology is the framework for gathering, analyzing and managing geographic data to help us make better decisions. Here in Weston, GIS is used for many things. Over 35,000 trees are tagged with GIS coordinates, in addition to water lines, irrigation systems, property lines, streets, parcels, fire hydrants, park features, bike lanes, police and fire response zones, census information, school district boundaries and more.  Learn More » Women's History Essay Contest Almost 100 years ago, the 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote. The Florida Commission on the Status of Women are seeking entries for the Women’s History Essay contest to raise awareness of female leaders and their contributions to history. Florida students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grades are encouraged to write about the significance of voting and why everyone should vote in the 2020 elections. Entries are due on December 20, 2019 at 5 p.m. Read More  » Did You Know? U.S. State Department Offers a Variety of Student Exchange Programs Students in high school through graduate school can apply to participate in one of the several exchange programs offered by the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Explore your world by deepening your knowledge and making lasting connections world-wide by participating as a scholar or a host family. Read More  » Water Safety: Learn to Swim Did you know that 90% of drownings occur when a child walks out the door without anyone noticing? Learning to swim is a life skill everyone can develop and it is the first step towards preventing a drowning. Children ages 6 months through 4 years-old in Broward County are eligible to receive a FREE swim lesson coupon (value of $40) towards the cost of swim lessons. Don’t miss out!