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Leyes / Laws:USCIS Comienza a Aceptar Formularios de Consideracin de AccinDiferida para los Llegados en la Infancia / USCIS Publishes Forms for Considerationof Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Locales/ Local: PIC en Georgetown : La misin del Centro de Informacin de Padres deDelaware es mejorar los resultados educativos y de desarrollo para todos los nios/ PIC in Georgetown : The Parent Information Center of DE mission is to improveeducational and developmental outcomes for all children Estado / State: Un anteproyecto para una mejor Georgetown /A Blueprint for a Better Georgetown

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Hay oportunidades que se presentan slo una vez en la vida y es poco juicioso no aprovecharlas.En este caso me re ero a la decisin de la administracin de Obama de otorgar una accin diferida para los

jvenes indocumentados que llegaron a este pas siendo menores de edad yque cumplen con unos requisitos mnimos.

Mucho he escuchado que si es, por ejemplo, una medida electorera buscando el voto latino, o es purademagogia, que no ofrece ninguna garanta y cosas del mismo corte.

Ahora bien. Me he puesto a re exionar y considerar los diferentes aspectos del asunto y no me queda otraconclusin que decir que es mucho ms que no tener nada. En un ambiente poltico en el que todas lasiniciativas pro inmigrantes han sido obstaculizadas, es ms bien una accin valiente la que ha tomado el

Presidente, pasando por encima de muchas consideraciones razonables e irracionales. Algunos de los posibles candidatos para esta accin diferida no estn muy seguros de querer acogerse a

ella por temor a que sea peor el remedio que la enfermedad, y aqu me pregunto yo:si no tienes nada, qu tienes que perder?

El asunto es que aunque es un paso pequeo, es en de nitiva un paso hacia adelante para esos dosmillones de jvenes que podrn no slo terminar sus estudios, sino tambin trabajar legalmente.

Me viene a la memoria una brillante estudiante de bioqumica que ha sufrido mltiples reveses para avanzar en su carrera, la falta de recursos, la necesidad de trabajar, pero que es tan buena que le han ofrecido

trabajar en el laboratorio de la facultad, pero ella no puede, por no tener papeles y se dedica a atender unapizzera. Se imaginan cuando esta chica tenga su permiso de trabajo y

se pueda poner la bata blanca para entrar al laboratorio?Con ella y su inmensa sonrisa entrarn no slo sus padres, sus hermanos, abuelos, tos, etc., hinchados dealegra, sino tambin otros miles de soadores que ven en esa oportunidad una puerta abierta para ellos.En lugar de acrecentar el temor, mi sugerencia es que las familias preparen los documentos que permitan

apoyar la peticin, con calma, con cuidado y de ser posible asistidos por un profesional y se tomen sutiempo, porque al n y al cabo no se ha indicado que haya una fecha de cierre para solicitar el bene cio.

Hay tiempo para reunir el dinero necesario para cumplir con los costos del proceso,que bien hubiese podido ser mucho ms costoso.

En lo que s hay que tener mucho cuidado es en no dejarse engaar por falsos notarios que dicen ocuparsede todo por usted con un no se preocupe, yo me encargo de todo.

Seguramente usted ya habr visto en las noticias de jvenes que han sido bene ciados, ya que estabanpreparados de antemano y sometieron sus documentos inmediatamente se abriera el proceso, habr visto

tambin su alegra y espontaneidad a la hora de reconocer que se les ha abierto una puerta a su futuro.Estamos ansiosos de reportar a los primeros jvenes soadores de Delaware, as que a moverse!

There are opportunities that occur only once in lifetime and is unwise not to seize them.In this case I am referring to the decision of the Obama Administration to give an action deferred for undocu-

mented youth who came to this country being under age and who meet minimum requirements.I have heard a lot of things, like for instance that it is an electoral measure looking for the Latino vote, or it is

pure demagogy, that it does not offer any warranty, and things of the same style.Now well. I have been re ecting and considering the different aspects of the subject and I have no other

conclusion that to say that it is much more than having nothing. In a political environment in which all pro-immigrants initiatives have been hampered, it is rather a courageous action the one the President has taken,

passing over many reasonable and irrational considerations.Some of the possible candidates for this deferred action are not very sure of wanting to take advantage of

the law fearing the remedy to be worst then the illness, so I ask myself,if you have nothing, what do you have to lose?

The issue is that although it is a small step, is de nitely a step forward for those two million young peoplewho will be able not only to complete their studies but also to work legally.

Comes to mind a brilliant student of Biochemistry that suffered multiple setbacks to advance in her career,lack of resources, the need to work, but she is so good at what she does that she has been offered to work

in the laboratory of the faculty, but she cant accept it, because she has no legal papers, and so she is aserver at a pizzeria. Can you imagine when this girl has his work permit and

she can put on the white coat to enter the lab?With her and her huge smile will enter not only her, but also her parents, siblings, grandparents, uncles, etc.,

swollen with joy, but also thousands of dreamers who see in that opportunity an open door for them.Rather than increase the fear, my suggestion is that families prepare all the documents to support the

request, calmly, carefully and if possible, assisted by a professional, and also take your time, because at theend there has not been announced a closing date to claim the bene t. There is time to raise the necessary

money to meet the costs of the process, which could have been much more expensive.Where you have to be very careful, though, is not to be fooled by false notaries who say they can deal with

everything for you with a dont worry, Ill take care of everything.Surely you have seen in the news young people who have been already bene ted, because they were pre-pared beforehand and submitted their documents immediately when the process was opened. In the same

manner, you have also seen their joy and spontaneity to when recognizing that a door to the future has opened for them.

We look forward to reporting the rst young dreamers of Delaware, so get moving!


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La Liga de Mujeres Votantes de los Estados Unidos surgi del Movimiento Sufragio para Mujeres.Fue establecido en 1920 slo seis meses antes de la rati cacin de la enmienda 19, que dio a lasmujeres americanas el derecho al voto. Formada originalmente como una federacin de organiza-ciones de estado llamada la Liga Nacional de Mujeres Votantes, fue descrita de maneras diversascomo un poderoso experimento poltico, un cuerpo semi-poltico, no partidista y todo partidis-tas. 92 aos ms tarde, la Liga de Mujeres Votantes (LWV por sus siglas en ingls) sigue siendouna anomala en la poltica estadounidense. Es no partidista y poltica a la vez. Educa y de ende.Capacita a mujeres lderes pero no las puede apoyar si optan por cargos pblicos porque es nopartidista.

La parte no partidista de la misin de la Liga no surgi fcilmente. Los fundadores estaban amarga-mente divididos entre aquellos que crean que las mujeres tenan un conjunto especial de interesesque requeran de una voz independiente y los que insistan en que las mujeres deban buscar igualdad dentro de los partidos polticos existentes. En ltima instancia, la cuestin fue resueltapor compromiso: la LWV no se convertira en un partido poltico de la mujer; en su lugar movilizarala opinin pblica sobre cuestiones de reforma e instruira a las mujeres sobre cmo trabajar mse cazmente dentro de las organizaciones polticas existentes.

Desde 1920 observadores polticos han predicho el voto en bloque por parte de las mujeres, perola Liga entendi desde el principio que el grupo de mujeres no era monoltico y que no votara enbloque. Pero al establecer las ventajas duales de 1) participacin a nivel de las bases y 2) pensa-miento central, plani cacin y liderazgo, la LWV logr una sorprendente unanimidad en programasentre los miembros debido a la forma en la que estos programas son adoptados. Estudiar antesde actuar siempre ha sido la norma. La Liga formula posiciones desde el nivel de base por medio

de programas de estudio. Se recopilainformacin sobre un tema determinado,se evala y se discute hasta que se llegaa un consenso. La cuestin entonces seconvierte en un programa o cial de la Liga yse impulsa activamente en los niveles fede-rales, estatales y locales. A lo largo de suhistoria la LWV ha aportado voces femeni-nas a las principales cuestiones de polticapblica, trabajo ste que ha logrado avanzar la condicin de la mujer en la sociedadestadounidense.

Los radicales consistentemente hanetiquetado a la Liga como conservadora ylos conservadores siempre la han tomadopor radical. Esa contradiccin bsicamentecon rma la manera como la Liga se con-sidera a s misma: moderada. Manteniendosiempre un enfoque en temas concretos, losprimeros programas incluan proteccin delas mujeres que trabajaban en fbricas encondiciones de explotacin, promocin delpago basado en ocupacin y no en gnero,salud materna y bienestar infantil (incluy-endo las leyes de trabajo infantil), leyesuniformes de matrimonio y divorcio, reformade la ley electoral, leyes de alimentos purosy educacin obligatoria. Algunas de estasbatallas se han ganado, algunas todava seestn luchando y siempre se estn librandootras nuevas.

En 1946 la Liga nacional adopt una nuevaestructura, pasando a ser de una federacina una organizacin basada en miembros.Para enfatizar este cambio, el nombre fuecambiado a Liga de Mujeres Votantes delos Estados Unidos (LWVUS por sus siglasen ingls) y se aprob un propsito formal yuna declaracin poltica: PROPSITO: ...ser fomentar la responsabilidad poltica atravs de la participacin informada y activade los ciudadanos en el gobierno. POLTI-

De Innovadoras a LuchadorasUna breve historia de la Liga de Mujeres Votantes>Carol Jones , Presidente de la Liga de Mujeres Votantes de Delaware

Con reconocimiento y mucho agradecimiento por el libro de Nancy M. NeumanLa Liga de Mujeres Votantes en perspectiva

CA: La Liga puede tomar accin sobre polticas y medidas gubernamentales en favorpblico. No apoyar ni se opondr a ningn partido poltico o candidato. Y as la Ligsu intencin de educar y abogar sobre cuestiones polticas como su funcin no partidi

Cuestiones ambientales alcanzaron la vanguardia del programa de LWVUS en la dcauna extensin natural porque la Liga siempre ha hecho hincapi en la participacin cila toma de decisiones ambientales, educacin pblica y la interrelacin del medio ambnecesidades humanas. Y, en 1974, se admitieron hombres como miembros de la Liga.hubo mujeres chovinistas!

La dcada de 1980 fue un perodo de reaccin contra los logros de derechos civiles, lla mujer y las leyes de proteccin ambiental adaptadas en los aos 60 y 70, y la Liga psorteando los riesgos que amenazaban con perder estos logros ganados con tanto esfuesfuerzos fueron recompensados parcialmente con la aprobacin de la ley de restauraderechos civiles de 1988. Pero ese mismo ao el Fondo de Educacin de la Liga decicomo patrocinador de los debates presidenciales, cuando los dos principales partidos

establecieron reglas tan partidistas que socavarel propsito educador de la Liga y constituy uamenaza para su carcter no partidista. Lo queha sucedido en los debates presidenciales y vicpresidenciales desde entonces podra ser descricomo ms entretenimiento que esclarecimientoms cerca a la herencia de P. T. Barnum que a lSusan B. Anthony.

En 1989 la LWVUS tom la delantera en unacampaa para aprobar la ley nacional de registrvotantes, conocido como Motor Voter, una canatural para una organizacin cuyo patrimonio

derecho a votar. Persistencia y esfuerzos de las bases nalmente superaron la fuerte opmayo de 1993, el proyecto se convirti en ley.

Desde la dcada de 1990, la Liga de Mujeres Votantes ha operado en un ambiente de pblico sobre gobierno y poltica a todos los niveles. Al mismo tiempo, los ciudadanoconscientes necesitan y buscan un gobierno sensible, e ciente. Estamos trabajando paesa necesidad. La Liga no tiene mucho dinero pero apoyamos y promovemos una cande asuntos mediante la utilizacin de nuestros voluntarios capaces y muy trabajadoresestemos muy dispersos pero el poderoso experimento poltico contina porque, comChurchill tan acertadamente deca, la democracia es la peor forma de gobierno excepdems.

En la ltima dcada nos hemos adaptado al internet y a los medios de comunicacin snacional en general y en Delaware espec camente. Este ao la Liga de Delaware pubgua de los votantes en los peridicos en todo el estado antes de las elecciones generaen VOTE411.org. Nuestra versin en lnea debera estar funcionando el 15 de agosto.sitio web en lwvdelaware.org y una pgina en Facebook. Le recomendamos que visiten internet para saber ms acerca de nosotros. Seguimos a trabajar duro por nuestro cy mutuo xito como nacin y les pedimos que nos acompaen. Podrn encontrar un fmembresa en nuestro sitio web o llmenos al 302 571 8948.


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Flappers to Scrappers(A Brief History of the League of Women Voters)>Carol Jones ,

president of the League of Women Voters of Delaware

With credit and a huge debt of thanks to Nancy M. Neumans book,The League of Women Voters in Perspective

The League of Women Voters of the United States grew out of the Womens Suffrage Movement.It was established in 1920 just six months prior to rati cation of the 19th amendment, which gave

American women the right to vote. Originally a federation of state organizations named The NationalLeague of Women Voters it was variously described as a mighty political experiment, a semi-

political body, nonpartisan and all partisan. 92 years later the LWV is still an anomaly in American

politics. It is both nonpartisan and political. It educates and advocates. It trains women leaders butcannot support them if they run for public of ce because it is nonpartisan.

The nonpartisan part of the Leagues mission did not come easily. The founders were bitterly dividedbetween those who believed women had a special set of interests requiring a separate voice and

those who insisted women should seek equality within existing political parties. Ultimately the issuewas settled by compromise: the LWV would not become a womens political party; instead it would

mobilize public opinion on reform issues and instruct women how to work more effectively withinexisting political organizations.

Since 1920 political observers have predicted bloc voting by women but the League understood fromthe outset that women were not monolithic and would not vote as a bloc. But by establishing the dualadvantages of 1) grass roots participation and 2) central thinking, planning and leadership, the LWVachieved a surprising unanimity on programs among the membership because of the way in which

programs are adopted. Study Before Action has always been the standard. The League formulatespositions from the grass roots level by means of study programs. Information on a given issue is

gathered, evaluated and discussed until a consensus is reached. The issue then becomes an of cialprogram of the League and is actively lobbied for at federal, state and local levels. Throughout its

history the LWV has brought womens voices to major public policy issues, work that has advancedthe status of women in American society.

Radicals have consistently called the League conservative and conservatives have consistentlycalled it radical. That contradiction pretty much con rms the Leagues view of itself as middle-of-

the-road. Always issue oriented, the earliest programs included protecting women factory workersagainst sweatshop conditions, the promotion of pay based on occupation not gender, maternal

health and child welfare (including child labor laws), uniform marriage and divorce laws, election lawreform, pure food laws and compulsory education. Some of these battles have been won, some arestill being fought and new ones are always being waged.

In 1946 the national League adopted a new structure, shifting from a federation to a member-basedorganization. To emphasize this shift, the name was changed to The League of Women Voters of

the United States and a formal purpose and policy statement was adopted: PURPOSE: . . . shall beto promote political responsibility through informed and active participation of citizens in government.POLICY: The League may take action on governmental measures and policies in the public interest.It shall not support or oppose any political party or candidate. And so the League reaf rmed both its

intent to educate and advocate on political issues, and its nonpartisan role.

Environmental issues reached the forefront of the LWVUS program in the 1970s -- a natural exten-sion because the League has always stressed citizen participation in environmental decision making,

public education and the interrelatedness of the environment and human needs. And, in 1974, men

were admitted to membership in the League. No female chauvinists here!

The 1980s proved to be a period of reaction against achievements in civil rights, womens equality issues and environmental protection laws gained in the 60s and 70s and the League spent thedecade staving off threats to those hard won achievements. Its efforts were partially rewarded by the

passage of the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1988. But that same year the LWV Education Funvoted to withdraw from sponsorship of the presidential debates when the two major political parti

established rules so partisan that they undermined the Leagues goal to educate and posed a threatto its nonpartisanship. What has happened to the presidential/vice presidential debates since then

might be described as being more like entertainment than enlightenment -- closer to the legacy of PT. Barnum than to that of Susan B. Anthony.

In 1989 the LWVUS took the lead in a campaign to pass the National Voter Registration Act, knowas Motor Voter, a natural cause for an organization whose heritage is the right to vote. Grassroot

efforts and persistence eventually overcame strong opposition and in May 1993 the bill became law

Since the 1990s, the League of Women Voters has operated in an environment of public cynicismabout government and politics at all levels. At the same time, politically aware citizens need and see

responsive, ef cient government. Were working to meet that need. The League doesnt have muchmoney but we support and lobby for a lot of issues by utilizing our capable and hardworking voluteers. We may be spread thin but the mighty political experiment continues because, as Winsto

Churchill so aptly put it, Democracy is the worst form of government except for all other

In the last decade weve moved on to the internet and social media -- nationwide generally and inDelaware speci cally. This year the Delaware League will publish a Voters Guide in newspapers

across the state prior to the general election and on line at VOTE 411.org . Our on line versionshould be up and running by August 15th. We have a website at lwvdelaware.org and a page on

Facebook. We urge you to go to these places on the internet to learn more about us. We continue towork hard for our mutual, continued success as a nation and ask you to join us. Youll nd a member

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N v r a DuMom n Every four years, we have presidential elections and this is that year. By now, I am growin

of the entire ad campaigns that are just bombarding our airwaves and homes. Be it by via of television, internet and print media. I cant help but to think how all those millions of campaign

go to waste. Yes, wasted millions go to many of those insulting ad wars that candidates put uthemselves through in order to question or charge their opponent on the several issues that aour country. Every four years we elect a President and Vice-President, and every 2 years weelect Senators and Representatives as our Congressional delegation packet. This November

are voting for all of them, and our state is also electing Governor and Lt. Governor. Like it or November draws closer, these next few months are promising to be very interesting months auntil Election Day is nally over. This three-ring circus show has already begun and I have to

think it is very cleaver how at this time, they are diverting focus from real oppressing issues thcountry is enduring. What I mean by that is that right now, the Republican Party is focusing m

its attention in the statement made by the Representative of Missouri, Todd AThis past weekend when Akin was being interviewed he used the wrong wording and terms

expressing his opposition to his conservative views on abortions and even in the case of legirape. Wrong, very wrong word to choose, but then Akin goes on saying, and I am paraph

him, that somehow when a woman is being raped legitimate raped the body shuts down inof protective mode not allowing pregnancy to take place. To me the last part of his statement s

more idiotic and so far fetch than the wrong word of choosing. Please dont misunderstanddont approve his statement nor do approve Akin conservative views on issues such abortion. that women should always have the right to choose no matter if it was a case of rape or not. Fo

cades, this issue has been fought and it has come a long way to see how it in danger of being taaway because of conservative partys or political views. The GOP wants Todd Akin to drop ourace for re-election, but today Rep. Akin said he will not drop out of the race. He said he had aapologized for his mistake and he knows he was wrong, but that he also feels he shouldnt be a

to drop out of his re-election race.The Republican Party has taken away much of its funding support for Akins campaign. EvRomney and his running mate Paul Ryan are not supporting Akin and they have too asked h

drop out from the senatorial race. Hum, if that is the case, chastising and shunning someonchoosing and using a wrong word to me it seems that we are truly lacking freedom of speech

way I see it, we are in troublelet the circus begi

cANDiDAte iN the RePUblicAN PRiMARy fOR the 19th StAte SeNAte DiStRict

I am Eric Bodenweiser and I am a candidate in the Republican Primaryfor the 19th State Senate District on Tuesday, September 11th. The 19thDistrict includes Reliance, Cannon, Middleford, Concord, Bridgeville,Georgetown, Long Neck and the surrounding communities. I have beenencouraged to run by people who are tired of career politicians raisingtheir taxes and fees every year and taking newly created second state jobs. Elected of ce is a public trust and we should be able to trust our elected of cials not to abuse the system. I encourage anyone to call meat 856-9395 and visit my website ericbodie.com.

Im a Fiscal and Social Conservative Christian. Im pro-life and I supportproperty and gun rights. I am opposed to the expansion of gambling inDelaware. When elected, I will work to get taxes and fees lowered. I willwork to cut the bureaucratic red tape that strangles our competitiveness.I will work to cut wasteful government spending and to keep governmentlocal where it is more accountable to the taxpayer. I will work to bringgood paying jobs back to Sussex County and the 19th District and tobring back the jobs that have left here.

I know that agriculture is the #1 industry in Delaware, as well as in the19th District. I will work to stop the politicians and bureaucrats in Dover from telling you how to run your farm and business. Small family busi-nesses are the lifeblood of our economy in Sussex County. We are losingour competitive edge and we cannot afford to lose any more jobs.Some politicians are more concerned with getting themselves re-electedthan doing whats best for the people. I know that the government worksfor the people, not the other way around. I will not concern myself with re-election therefore I will not be afraid to introduce conservative, commonsense legislation that most politicians will not introduce.

Im a 48-year resident of Sussex County, and a graduate of Sussex Cen-tral High School. Im a retired, honest successful businessman (BodiesDairy Markets), Im an active member of the Sussex County Bible Churchand Im a dedicated husband, father, and grandfather. I volunteer as amentor in a middle school and Ive mentored for Big Brothers/Big Sistersas well. Im active in my community and an outspoken advocate andmember of the Delaware Family Policy Council. Im not beholden to anyspecial interest groups because I am not on a Board of Directors of anycompany or organization and I will gladly tell you where I stand on anyissue. I do not compromise my principles and values simply to tell peoplewhat I think they want to hear. I became a Republican when I rst reg-istered to vote. I share much of the same values of Ronald Reagan but

too many in our party have abandoned conservatism simply to gain favor with liberals. Compromise with liberals has put us in the compromisingposition we are faced with today.We must scale down government, promote economic freedom and electpeople willing to do it. We are, by far, the most generous and givingpeople in the world. I believe non-pro t organizations and churches couldbe relied on to help those in need through voluntary giving if the statewould stop taking so much of our d isposable income by way of taxes and

fees. I believe in personal responsibility and that we must move awayfrom welfare and entitlement mentalities. Please support my campaignand vote for me on Tuesday, September 11th. Eric Bodenweiser,Georgetown

StRAightfORwARD RefORMS tO fix AMeRicANcOMMeRceThe unemployment rate remains stuck at over 8 percent. The number of Americans not in the labor force is at an all-time-high. The Dow JonesIndustrial Average continues to struggle.Clearly, the economy is still fragile.To be fair, some of the reasons are outside the control of Americanpolicymakers -- chie y, the persistence of the European sovereign debtcrisis. However, the inability to generate sustained growth is also theresult of certain fundamental aws in the economy that policymakerscould be addressing -- but arent.Recent reforms aimed at revival -- like the payroll tax cut, stimulus, andinternational trade agreements -- certainly have brought some bene t.Notwithstanding, they have mostly just nibbled around the edges of thereal problems.Legislators should focus their attention on straightforward policy changesthat have the potential to rewrite and x the rules of the game for Ameri-can commerce.First, its time to cut business taxes. Japan is expected to cut its corpo-rate rate within the year. When it does, the United States will own theignoble distinction of having the highest rate in the world at 35 percent. A material and immediate cut would start drawing businesses back to Americas shores. The President himself has come out in support of aseven percentage point drop. As legislators begin deliberating, that oughtto be the starting point.Second, simplify the tax code. The code has morphed into an in nitelycomplex tool of social engineering. Its riddled with loopholes andexemptions.The tax codes complexity is a major drag on the American economy.Individuals and businesses spend enormous sums just in an effort tocomply.Research from the Laffer Center nds that for every dollar collected by

the IRS, taxpayers pay another 30 cents for compliance, with total taxcompliance expenses sucking $431 billion from the American economannually.

The quickest way to simplify the tax code would be to install a at tax-- one rate for personal income, another for businesses. Hong Kong hhad a 15 percent at income tax since 1947, and its one of the mostprosperous cities in the world.

Third, legislators should act to sunset regulations that arent working have outlived their usefulness. The hard truth is that much of the regutory environment for business in this country is driven by inertia -- oninstalled, it takes a herculean effort to get any regulation revoked. Theis an alarming tendency on the part of the government to over-regulatpenalize economic behavior.The burden should be on the government to justify the continuation oa particular regulation - not the other way around. Regulatory schemashould only be retained if it serves a clear and meaningful purpose.Currently, the regulatory burden is especially heavy on the chief jobcreators in the United States -- small businesses. Firms with less than employees incur an average of $10,000 in regulatory costs every yearper employee. Those expenses are directly handicapping these emploers ability to expand and hire.Congress should establish an independent review commission that wiregularly apply a critical eye to the national regulatory infrastructure.Wasteful, useless, and overly punitive rules should be identi ed andswiftly eliminated.Finally, the government needs to be more proactive about adoptingtime-tested market mechanisms in its own operations. Theres no reaspublic programs cant harness the competitive forces proven to bringdown prices and drive up quality in the private sector.The chief market-style reform currently being considered on Capitol His the premium support plan for Medicare introduced by Rep. Paul R(R-WI) and Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR), which would give bene ciaries predetermined sum to spend on an insurance plan of their choice. Medcares prescription drug program has operated in this fashion for overa decade, and it has cost 40 percent less than originally predicted. Thiplan has received a great deal of much-deserved attention since Rep.Ryan joined Mitt Romneys ticket for the White House. America hasnt shaken off the recession, but strong long-term growthmay be within reach. The business leaders and entrepreneurs of todayand tomorrow need our legislators to show some leadership and tacklthe substantial reforms this economy needs.Yuri Vanetik is a Lincoln Fellow at the Claremont Institute and anational board member of Gen Next (www.gen-next.org).

Nun a un mom n oa urr do Cada cuatro aos tenemos las elecciones presidenciales, y ste es ese ao. A esta hora, estoy cansadade las campaas bombardeando nuestros espacios publicitarios y hogares. Ya sea por radio, televisin,internet y medios impresos. No puedo dejar de pensar cmo se pierden todos esos millones de dlaresde campaa. S, millones desperdiciados que terminan en esas campaas insultantes a las que los can-didatos se exponen a ellos mismos (y a nosotros) para cuestionar o atacar a su oponente en los variosproblemas que aquejan a nuestro pas. Cada cuatro aos elegimos a un Presidente y un Vicepresi-dente, y cada 2 aos tambin elegimos senadores y representantes como nuestro grupo de delegadosdel Congreso. Este mes de noviembre vamos a votar para todos ellos, y nuestro estado tambin esteligiendo gobernador y vice-gobernador. Nos guste o no, mientras ms se acerca noviembre, estosprximos meses prometen ser muy interesante, hasta que por n termine el Da de las Elecciones. Estegran espectculo de circo ya ha comenzado y debo decir que creo que es muy inteligente cmo en estemomento estn desviando el foco de reales problemas agobiantes que est padeciendo nuestro pas.

Lo que quiero decir con esto es que en este momento, el partido republicano est centrando mucha desu atencin en la declaracin formulada por el representante de Missouri, Todd Akin. Este n de semanapasado, cuando estaba siendo entrevistado, Akin utiliz trminos y palabras equivocadas al expresar suoposicin a sus puntos de vista conservadores en el tema del aborto e inclusive en el caso de violacinlegtima. Palabra de mala, muy mala eleccin, pero Akin contina diciendo, y lo estoy parafraseando,que de alguna manera, cuando una mujer es violada, legtimamente violada, el cuerpo se apaga enuna especie de modo de proteccin no permitiendo que se produzca un embarazo. Para m, la ltimaparte de su declaracin me parece ms idiota e inverosmil que la mala eleccin de palabras. Por favor no me malinterpreten, no estoy de acuerdo con su declaracin as como tampoco apruebo los puntos devista conservadores de Akin en asuntos tales como el aborto. Creo que las mujeres siempre deben tener el derecho a elegir no importa si fue un caso de violacin o no. Durante dcadas, esta cuestin ha sidodebatida y ha progresado mucho para verlo ahora en peligro de que lo eliminen debido a puntos de vistapolticos o de los partidos conservadores. El Partido Republicano quiere que Todd Akin se retire de lacontienda para la re-eleccin, pero hoy el Representante Akin dijo que l no se retirar de la carrera. Dijoque ya se haba disculpado por su error y sabe que estaba equivocado, pero que tambin siente queno se le debera pedir que abandone su carrera para la releccin. El Partido Republicano le ha retiradomucho de su apoyo nanciero a la campaa de Akin. Incluso Mitt Romney y su compaero Paul Ryan noapoyan a Akin y ellos tambin le han pedido que abandone la carrera senatorial. Hum, si ese es el caso,regaar y huir de alguien por elegir y utilizar una palabra equivocada, a m me parece que realmente nosest faltando libertad de expresin. De la manera como yo lo veo, estamos en problemas... que el circocomience!


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USCIS Comienza a Aceptar FormulariosDACA El Servicio de Ciudadana e Inmigracin de Estados Unidos (USCIS, por sus siglas en ingls) anunci que efectivo inmediatamente comenzar aaceptar solicitudes de Consideracin de Accin Diferida para los Llegadosen la Infancia.

El 15 de junio, la Secretaria del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional, Janet Napolitano, anuncique ciertas personas que vinieron a los Estados Unidos siendo nios y cumplen con otros criteriospueden solicitar, en una base caso por caso, recibir la accin diferida.

USCIS ha desarrollado un proceso riguroso de revisin para las solicitudes de accin diferidabajo los criterios especi cados por la Secretaria Napolitano, dijo el Director de USCIS, AlejandroMayorkas. Los llegados en la infancia que cumplan con esos criterios y cuyos casos sean diferidospodrn ahora vivir sin miedo a ser deportados y contribuir con sus talentos a esta gran nacin entoda su capacidad.

La accin diferida es una determinacin discrecional para diferir la deportacin de un individuo,como parte de una discrecin procesal. USCIS revisar las solicitudes y har las determinacionesen una base caso por caso. Aunque no provee un estatus legal ni es un vehculo a la residencia per-manente ni a la ciudadana, los individuos cuyos casos son diferidos como parte de este proceso nosern removidos de los Estados Unidos por un perodo de dos aos, sujeto a renovacin, y podrntambin solicitar autorizacin de empleo.

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servicio de calidad al pblico y salvaguardad la integridad del sistema de inmigracin.USCIS exhorta a los individuos que tengan preguntas sobre este proceso a visitar nuestro sitio Webwww.uscis.gov/accindiferidao llamar al Centro Nacional de Servicio al Cliente de USCIS al 1-800-375-5283.Para ms informacin acerca de USCIS y sus programas, por favor visite www.uscis.gov/espanol, osganos en Twitter (@uscis_es), YouTube (/uscis) y el blog en ingls de USCIS The Beacon.


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La Escuela BilingeTony AlonsoLa iniciativa para poner en marcha una escuela Charter bilinge en la ciu-dad de Wilmington va viento en popa.

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Por muchos aos tener una escuela bilinge ha sido el sueo de Mara Matos, Directora Ejecutivadel Centro Comunitario Latinoamericano, y todos los que la conocen saben que cuando Matossuea, lo hace en grande, y por lo general lo logra.

Para saber un poco ms sobre los planes de esta nueva escuela chrter conversamos con JosCastro, hermano de la inolvidable educadora Antonia Alonso (cuyo nombre llevar la escuela), con

su hija Mara Teresa Alonso, psicloga con amplia experiencia en educacin, y con Mara Matos ensu o cina del Centro Latino.Se trata, explica Mara Alonso, de poner en prctica el modelo de educacin de aprender haciendo,algo ya que ya pusimos en prctica hace aos en el Jardn Espaol (a nivel privado) y dio muybuenos resultados. Basndose en el desarrollo de un proyecto, el nio aprende a travs de todossus sentidos, de su misma experiencia activa. Se escoge un tema, como el bosque o el agua, y sedesarrolla en base a experiencias que nalmente se plasman en un proyecto escrito o visual.La necesidad de una escuela que sirva a los nios hispanos en Wilmington es vista por Mara Matoscomo algo urgente. Trabajamos con los nios desde temprana edad y nos damos cuenta que alentrar al sistema de educacin convencional, pierden sus destrezas, y pienso que con un modeloms creativo, ms abierto, podemos darle una mejor oportunidad a nuestros nios.Los organizadores de la escuela quieren que la misma tenga al menos el 50% de estudiantes his-panos que son los que menos oportunidades tienen. El modelo que queremos aplicar est diseadopara estudiantes de alto riesgo, y estos son los nios hispanos, estn en riesgo de no aprender nadadel sistema tradicional, a rma Matos.Se trata, al n y al cabo, de abrir una puerta a la creatividad en la enseanza de los nios hispanos

de Delaware, y para ello han entrado en conversaciones con la Fundacin Longwood, que son losbene ciaros de una donacin de un edi cio del Banco de Amrica ubicado en la calle French y la12. ste es el sitio ideal porque est dispuesto para acoger la escuela chrter, ya que all van afuncionar varias escuelas chrter para unos 2.000 nios.Si todo marcha bien, en octubre tendrn una respuesta de nitiva de la Fundacin Longwood, quepor cierto se encargara de acondicionar el local para los nes de la escuela, de manera que lachrter Tony Alonso abrira sus puertas para septiembre de 2013.

El seor Jos explica que la familia se siente muy honrada de saber que la memoria de su hermanaAntonia ser preservada en esta escuela que cumple con su mayor sueo, que no era otro que laeducacin de nuestros muchachos.Su lema era: la educacin te har libre y eso lo sembr en sus hijas y en todos los que la rodea-ban.

Finalizando, Mara Matos a rma que ste es el momento adecuado para esta escuela chrter. Dehecho, ya vamos a entrenar a nuestras maestras para que reciban el mismo modelo de educacin

que se va brindar en la chrter, desarrollando el pensamiento crtico, que nos permita ser el primer pas del mundo. Desarrollar una educacin con conciencia social en este mundo global.Para eso contamos con el apoyo de Innovative Schools de Delaware que es una organizacin quese dedica a dar apoyo a las escuelas chrter y a entrenar a sus maestros con el apoyo de la Fun-dacin Rodel. Tambin han desarrollado una sociedad con Teaching For America.Podemos decir que desde ya estn buscando al director o directora de este hermoso proyecto y alos maestros que quieran formar de su cuerpo acadmico, as como organizando reuniones con lacomunidad para dar a conocer los detalles de este proyecto.

Para ms informacin por favor comunicarse con Mara Matos al email: [email protected].

The Bilingual SchoolTony Alonso

he initiative to launch a bilingual Charter School in the city of Wilmington is booming.

For many years, to have a bilingual school has been the dream of Mara Matos, ExecutiCentro Comunitario Latinoamericano, and all those who know her, know that when Matosit big style and usually accomplishes it.To know a little more about this new charter school plans, we talked with Jos Castro, forgettable educator Antonia Alonso (whose name the school will bear), with her daughAlonso, psychologist with extensive experience in education, and with Mara Matos in heCenter.Its all about putting into practice the education model of learning by doing, explains Mthing we had already implemented years ago in the Jardn Espaol (a private project) withBased on the development of a project, the child learns through all his/her senses, througtive experience. A topic is chosen, such as the forest or the water, and the theme is then don experiences, that are nally captured in a written or visual project.The need for a school that serves Hispanic children in Wilmington is seen by Mara Maurgent. We work with children from an early age and we realize that when they entereducation system, they lose their skills, and I think that with a more creative, more open mour children a better chance.The organizers of the school want it to have at least 50% of Hispanic students, who are thportunities. The model that we want to apply is designed for high risk students, and theschildren, they are at risk of not learning anything from the traditional system, Matos saiAfter all, it is about opening a door to creativity in the teaching of Hispanic children ofthis purpose they have started negotiations with the Longwood Foundation, who are thedonation of a Bank of America building located in French and 12th Street. This is the id

it is ready to host a charter school, since it is there where they are going to run several chabout 2,000 children.If everything goes well, in October they will have a de nitive answer from the Longwoodby the way would be in charge of preparing the premises for the school, so that the chawould open its doors in September 2013.Mr. Jos explains the family feels honored knowing that the memory of their sister Antonin this school that meets her biggest dream, which was none other than the education of oHer motto was: education will set you free and she planted it in her daughters and in eveTo nish, Mara Matos asserts that this is the right time for this charter school. In fact, wour teachers so that they receive the same model of education that will be provided in thdeveloping critical thinking, allowing us to be the rst country in the world. To develop social conscience in this global world.For that we have the support of Innovative Schools of Delaware, which is an organizationport charter schools and to train their teachers with the backup of the Rodel Foundationdeveloped a partnership with Teaching For America.We can say that they already started looking for the principal of this beautiful project andwant to be part of its academic staff, as well as organizing meetings with the community t

of this project.For more information please contact Mara Matos at email: [email protected] Castro, Maria Matos, Maria Teresa Alonso y sus hijos


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El domingo 19 de agosto brind un clima muy agradable a lasfamilias que decidieron disfrutar de este evento gratuito que yaha cumplido 18 aos de paulatino crecimiento. De hecho este hasido el evento que ha reunido el mayor nmero de personas en elpblico y tambin en el talento que se present en las diferentes

tarimas del evento.Estamos muy contentos de ver como, poco a poco, este festivalorganizado por el Centro Cultural ha ido creciendo, no soloen asistencia del pblico sino tambin de artistas que quierenparticipar, comenta con una gran sonrisa Allison Burris Castella-nos, una de mas activas voluntarias en su organizacin, tambinmuchas mas agencias han atendido a nuestra convocatoria paradar a conocer sus servicios a la comunidad hispana, ya no solodel sur del Delaware sino de todo el estado e incluso Maryland yPensilvania.De verdad que estuvo muy entretenido este festival. A nivelartstico participaron, entre otros, el grupo de danzas Citlali;los marimberos de Lyra marquesa; la cantante puertorriqueaCairi; la agrupacin recin formada Corazn latino con bailes deMxico y Suramerica; Katari con su msica andina; Los chilenosExpresiones de Chile y el grupo Rumisonko evoc los sonidos

del altiplano Peruano boliviano y como este ao el festival rindihomenaje a Guatemala el grupo Maya Awal dieron un magni coespectculo que fue la delicia del pblico.Como ya es costumbre el festival cont con la agradable ani-macin de Rafael Orlando y Noelia Arroyo, quienes le dieron esetoque sabroso que siempre han brindado a la audiencia.Una vez mas felicitaciones a los organizadores y voluntarios quehicieron posible este entraable festival y, bueno, pues ser hastael prximo ao.

Millsboro HispanicFestival A total success the celebration of the 18th Anniversary of the Hispanic Cul-tural Festival in Millsboro, Delaware.

Sunday, August 19th provided a very pleasant climate to the families who chose to enjoy this freeevent, now in its 18th year of gradual growth. In fact, this has been the event that has attracted thegreatest number of people in the public and also in the talent presented at the different stages of theevent.

We are very happy to see how, little by little, this festival organized by the Cultural Center hasgrown, not only in public attendance but also in artists who want to participate, said with a big

smile Allison Burris Castellanos, one of most active volunteers in her organization, also many moreagencies have attended our call to publicize their services to the Hispanic community, not only in theSouth of Delaware but across the state and even Maryland and Pennsylvania.This was truly a very entertaining festival. On the artistic level participated, among others, Citlalidances group; the marimberos from Lyra Marquesa; the Puerto Rican singer Cairi; the newly formedgroup Corazn Latino with dances from Mexico and South America; Katari with their Andean musicthe Chileans Expressions of Chile and the Rumisonko group evoked the sounds of the Peruvian-Bolivian plateau, and as this year the festival paid tribute to Guatemala, the Maya Awal group presenteda magni cent spectacle that was the delight of the public.

As usual the festival was pleasantly animated by Rafael Orlando and Noelia Arroyo, who contributewith that nice touch they have always presented to the audience.Once more, congratulations to the organizers and volunteers who made possible this charmingfestival and, well, see you next year.


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Miss ChiquitaDelawareEl Concurso de Miss Chiquita Delaware, se llev acabo el sbado 11 de agosto, en el Hall de la iglesiade San Pablo

La reina electa fue Thalia Sanchez y la seorita SabrinaCarrasquillo fue le primera Finalista; Naijaliz Collier- Baez lasegunda nalista y Tatiana Ayala la tercera nalista.Seorita Simpata Yamileth Lazcano; Seorita fotognica Jian-Karla Rubio y se despidi al reina saliente Meriana Ayala

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Little Miss Hispanic DelawareWas held on Saturday, August 11, 2012

St. Pauls HallThis year Queen is Thalia Sanchez

1st Runner up- Sabrina Carrasquillo2nd Runner up - Naijaliz Collier- Baez

3rd Runner up - Tatiana AyalaLittle Miss Congeniality- Yamileth Lazcano

Little Miss Photogenic- JianKarla Rubio

Little Miss Outgoing- Meriana Ayala

>Eli Ramos

Las chicas que representaron Latin America son parte del equi-po de Puerto Rico, en la serie mundial de Softball celebrada

en Roxana, triunfan como las campeonas en el primer lugar.El evento tuvo lugar entre el 5 y el 11 de agosto en Roxanna,Delaware.Todos los equipos femeninos de diferentes lugares jugaron conexcelencia. Canad, Guam, Italia, los equipos internacionales

Boricuas Ganan Serie Mundial

jugaron contra equipos de EEUU como New Jersey, Luoisiana,California. En total fueron 6 equipos de diferentes naciones,lo que la convierte en una verdadera serie mundial, comento

Martin Donovan, Director del torneo.Las Boricuas batearon fuertemente para lograr su 4to titulo enesta serie que se lleva a cabo anualmente en Delaware.

Felicidades a todos los Boricuas.

Thalia Sanchez

Sabrina Carrasquillo, 1st Runner upNaijaliz Collier- Baez, 2nd Runner up

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Para Todas tus Ocasiones Especiales

Se pregunta cmo ayudar a su adolescente con laspresiones en la escuela? Cmo hablar con ella

acerca de la toma de decisiones en las relaciones?Hablar con ella de las opciones de buena salud?

Growing Great Girls es un programa despusde clases slo para las jvenes adolescentes.

Est diseado para hablar de diferentes temas enun ambiente creado para las jvenes hispanas

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Para obtener ms informacin o inscribirse,favor de llamar a La Esperanza al 302-854-9262.La inscripcin termina el 31 de Agosto de 2012.

Helping Parents ofChildren with SpecialNeedsLaw aims to assist

parents in ghting denial of educational servicesfor their children

Governor Jack Markell signedlegislation which supportsthe ability for parents of children with special needsto advocate for their families.On hand to offer support andinsight regarding the intrinsic value of this law were Lt. Governor Matt Denn and RepresentativeQuinn Johnson, along with members of Delawares disability community.

There is no better advocate for a child with special needs than his or her parents, said Governor Markell. But when parents are forced to seek outside support and expertise, its important that costnot impede them from doing so.

The law, which was introduced as House Bill 365 in early June and quickly passed the House andSenate, makes it possible for parents who successfully challenge denials of services to their childrenwith special needs to be reimbursed for the costs of hiring expert witnesses they have been forcedto use for their successful appeals. It returns to Delaware a right that parents of children with specialneeds had until 2006, when the United States Supreme Court revoked it; the right to have the moneythey spend on doctors and diagnostic tests to pursue an appeal for their children reimbursed if itturns out they were right and the school was wrong.

This law, quite simply, will dramatically improve the ability of parents who have children with specialneeds to advocate for their kids in our public schools. said Lt. Governor Denn, author of the bill. Allthese parents ask from the state is that it treats their children fairly, and that it gives them a chance toful ll their potential. Currently, when children with special needs are denied educational services, they must go througha hearing process set up under federal and state law. The process often requires the parents or guardians to hire an expert and/or have diagnostic tests administered, which can be prohibitivelyexpensive. Many parents are unable to advocate for their children with special needs because theycannot afford to pay the costs for experts or tests. As a result, many children with special needs donot receive services that their parents and medical providers rmly believe are necessary to thechildrens educational success.

Rep. Quinn Johnson, who sponsored the bill, said that while the new law doesnt guarantee parentswill be reimbursed for experts or tests, it gives them a certain level of comfort that they will be if theyare successful. School districts have a full arsenal they can bring to the table during these proceedings. Oftentimes, districts come in with experts, while the parents come in by themselves. Its a real Davidversus Goliath situation, said Rep. Johnson, D-Middletown. This law will make sure parents are onan even playing eld when ghting for services that their children need.


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PIC in GeorgetownThe Parent Information Center of DE mission is to improve educational and

developmental outcomes for all children, especially for children with dis-abilities or special needs, by providing information, education and support

to their families.

My name is Miriam Lagunes. I work with the Parent Information Center (PIC) of DE in Georgetown,as a bilingual parent consultant. I serve Hispanic families with disabilities or special needs in Sussex

County and southern part of Kent County.Parent Training and Information centers (PTIs) provide training and assistance to families nation-

wide. These centers are funded through the US Department of Education under the Individuals witDisabilities Education Act (IDEA). There is at least one center in every state. Parent Informatio

Center of DE (PIC) houses the PTI for the State of Delaware and serves families of children with thbroad range of disabilities from birth to 26, as well as, education professionals

We help families understand their childs disability and special needs. We provide information aboprograms, services and innovative practices to help the childs education and development. Explaithe state and federal laws related to special education. We help families learn how to communicate

effectively with school personnel and other professionals. We also help them nd solutions toproblems and concerns that arise from their childs disability. More importantly, we emphasize th

importance of becoming their childs lifelong advocate.

All these services are offer to families and professionals through workshops, web and audio seminars, print and electronic newsletters, a website and a lending library. Our center develops research-

based parent-friendly information and materials. Most are available in Spanish and English. Woffer training for foster parents and community volunteers through our Educational Surrogate Paren

program. Our program connects educational and mental health services for children with speciahealthcare needs in the rural Hispanic community.

Under PIC Anna Ornelas works as the bilingual Family Support Coordinator for a new program callCreciendo Como Padres (CCP), this new program at the Parent Information Center (PIC) and wasfunded by The Family Support and Healthcare Alliance Delaware (Family SHADE) under the U

versity of Delaware Center for Disabilities Studies. CCP is designed for Hispanic families with youchildren in the Sussex County area. CCP strives to familiarize families with service systems, regultions and practices within the community that they are not aware of. Along with introducing famil

to new resources CCP can help them communicate with those individuals that provide services totheir children by helping families understand and complete forms and questionnaires and offer translations when necessary. The purpose of CCP is to teach parents to use the information they receive

and speak up on behalf of their children with disabilities and special health care needs.

More information: Parent Information Center of DE 13 Bridgeville RD, Georgetown, DE 19947 (3856-9880

PIC en GeorgetownLa misin del Centro de Informacin de Padres (PIC por sus siglas eningls) de Delaware es mejorar los resultados educativos y de desarrollo

para todos los nios, especialmente para los nios con discapacidades onecesidades especiales, proporcionando informacin, educacin y apoyoa sus familias.

Mi nombre es Miriam Lagunes. Trabajo con el Centro de Informacin de Padres (PIC) de Delawareen Georgetown, como consultora bilinge de padres. Presto servicios a las familias hispanas condiscapacidades o necesidades especiales en el Condado de Sussex y la parte sur del Condado deKent.Los centros de Informacin y Capacitacin para Padres (PTI por sus siglas en ingls) proporcionancapacitacin y asistencia para familias a nivel nacional. Estos centros son nanciados por el De-partamento de Educacin de los Estados Unidos bajo la Ley de Individuos con Discapacidades enEducacin (IDEA por sus siglas en ingls). Hay al menos un centro en cada estado. El Centro de

Informacin de Padres de Delaware (PIC) alberga los PTI del estado de Delaware y sirve a familiasde nios con una amplia gama de discapacidades desde su nacimiento hasta que cumplen 26 aos,as como a profesionales de la educacin. Ayudamos a las familias a entender la discapacidad y necesidades especiales de su hijo. Proporc-ionamos informacin sobre programas, servicios y prcticas innovadoras para ayudar a la educaciny el desarrollo del nio. Explicamos las leyes estatales y federales relacionadas con la educacinespecial. Ayudamos a las familias a aprender a comunicarse e cazmente con el personal de laescuela y otros profesionales. Tambin les ayudamos a encontrar soluciones a los problemas ypreocupaciones que surgen de la discapacidad de su hijo. Ms importante an, hacemos hincapien la importancia de convertirse en defensores de por vida de su hijo.Todos estos servicios son ofrecidos a las familias y profesionales a travs de talleres, seminariosen internet y de audio, boletines impresos y electrnicos, un sitio web y una biblioteca. Nuestrocentro desarrolla materiales e informacin basados en investigacin de fcil uso para los padres.La mayora estn disponibles en espaol e ingls. Ofrecemos capacitacin para padres de crianzay voluntarios de la comunidad a travs de nuestro Programa Educativo para Padres Sustitutos.Nuestro programa conecta a los servicios de salud mental y educacin para nios con necesidades

especiales de cuidado de la salud en la comunidad hispana rural.Miembro de PIC, Anna Ornelas trabaja como Coordinadora Bilinge de Apoyo Familiar para unnuevo programa llamado Creciendo Como Padres (CCP). Pueden encontrar este nuevo programaen el Centro de Informacin de Padres (PIC), el cual fue nanciado por el grupo Apoyo Familiar y Alianza de Salud de Delaware (Family SHADE, por sus siglas en ingls) bajo el Centro de Estu-dios de Discapacidades de la Universidad de Delaware. El CCP est diseado para las familiashispanas con nios pequeos en el rea del Condado de Sussex. El CCP se esfuerza por habituar a las familias con sistemas de servicio, reglamentos y prcticas dentro de la comunidad que ellosno conocen. Adems de presentarles a las familias nuevos recursos, el CCP puede ayudarles acomunicarse con las personas que proporcionan servicios a sus hijos ayudando a las familias acomprender y completar formularios y cuestionarios y ofrecer traducciones cuando sea necesario.El propsito del CCP es ensear a los padres a utilizar la informacin que reciben y que hablan ennombre de sus hijos con discapacidades y necesidades mdicas especiales.

Ms informacin: Centro de Informacin de Padres de 13 Bridgeville RD, Georgetown, DE 19947(302) 856 9880

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Concurso Delaware-CANBanco de Alimentos de Delaware es an trin del segundo concurso anual de DelawareCAN

El Banco de Alimentos de Delaware anunci que ya est abierta la inscripcin para el segundo con-curso anual de DelawareCAN. Las organizaciones tienen hasta el 5 de septiembre para inscribirseen la jornada de recoleccin de alimentos y el concurso de construccin de una estructura.En un esfuerzo por ayudar a abastecer los estantes del banco de alimentos y asegurarse de quelos delawarianos hambrientos tengan acceso a alimentos saludables, el Banco de Alimentos deDelaware lanz el programa DelawareCAN el ao pasado. Este concurso es una forma creativapara recoger los tan necesarios alimentos y crear una competencia enrgica en la comunidad denegocios de Delaware.La energa creada dentro de DuPont durante nuestra participacin en el primer evento anual deDelawareCAN rpidamente construy puentes entre las muchas sedes de DuPont, dijo Bill Short,lder de tecnologa de ingeniera civil en DuPont. Las donaciones de los cientos de trabajadoreslocales de DuPont permitieron a nuestros voluntarios unirse en equipo para construir tanto laestructura como como un sentido de comunidad que dur mucho despus de que la comida fueradonada.Desde el lunes, 24 de septiembre hasta el viernes, 19 de octubre, las organizaciones tendrn laoportunidad de llevar a cabo jornadas de recoleccin de alimentos y de competir para crear escul-turas con los envases de los alimentos recogidos. Antes de comenzar la recoleccin, los equiposdeben decidir sobre su estructura y coordinar sobre los tipos de alimentos que deben ser recogidos.En el concurso del ao pasado se recolectaron ms de 30.000 libras de alimentos.El ao pasado, JPMorgan Chase y nuestros 5.900 empleados de todo Delaware se unieron albanco de alimentos para ayudar a alimentar a nuestros miembros de la comunidad necesitados yparticiparon en un evento increble, dijo Scott Lammers, Director del Grupo de Liderazgo de Volun-tarios de Delaware de JPMorgan Chase. El concurso de recoleccin de alimentos fue un tremendoxito, y esperamos poder ser parte de DelawareCAN nuevamente este ao.

La respuesta que hemos recibido de la comunidad de negocios de Delaware en el primer ao fuemaravillosa, dijo la Presidenta y Directora del Banco de Alimentos de Delaware Patricia Beebe.Los niveles de entusiasmo de esta competencia me hicieron ver claramente que los delawarianoscomprenden los problemas de hambre en nuestro estado y se han comprometido a marcar unadiferencia en las vidas de aquellos que luchan por poner comida sobre sus mesas.

La eleccin del ganador tendr lugar el lunes 22 de octubre y veintitrs ganadores sern anunciadosel lunes, 29 de octubre. Para obtener una gua completa de las pautas de la competencia o para in-scribirse, visite www.fbd.org/delawarecan. Las preguntas sobre la competencia pueden ser dirigidasal Director de Desarrollo del Banco de Alimentos de Delaware Larry Haas, telfono (302) 294 0185 oemail [email protected] obtener informacin sobre cmo participar en la competencia de DelawareCAN del prximoao, pngase en contacto con Larry Haas, Director de Desarrollo del Banco de Alimentos de Dela-ware, telfono (302) 294 0185 o email [email protected].

DelawareCANcompetition

Food Bank of Delaware to host second annual DelawareCAN competition

The Food Bank of Delaware announced that registration for the second annual DelawareCANcompetition is now open. Organizations have until September 5 to register for the food drive an

structure-building contest.In an effort to help stock the food banks shelves and ensure that hungry Delawareans have access

to healthy foods, the Food Bank of Delaware launched DelawareCAN last year. The competition is creative way to collect much needed food and create a spirited competition in Delawares busines

community.

The energy created within DuPont during our participation in the rst annual DelawareCAN evequickly built bridges across the many DuPont sites, said Bill Short, civil engineering technolo

leader at DuPont. The donations from the hundreds of local DuPonters allowed our volunteers tcome together as a team to build the structure and a sense of community that lasted long after the

food was donated.From Monday, September 24 until Friday, October 19, organizations will have the opportunity

hold food drives and compete to create sculptures out of the food items collected. Before collectingteams should decide on their structure and coordinate the types of food items to be collected. Last

years competition brought in more than 30,000 pounds of food.Last year, JPMorgan Chase and our 5,900 employees from across Delaware joined the food bank

to help feed our community members in need and participate in a terri c event, said Scott LammersChair, Delaware Volunteer Leadership Group, JPMorgan Chase. The food drive contest was a

tremendous success, and we look forward to being a part of DelawareCAN again this year.The response we received from Delawares business community in the rst year was wonderful,said Food Bank of Delaware President and CEO Patricia Beebe. The enthusiasm levels from thi

competition made it very clear to me Delawareans understand the problems of hunger in our stateand are committed to making a difference in the lives of those struggling to put meals on the table

Judging will take place on Monday, October 22 and 23 and winners will be announced on MondaOctober 29. For complete competi-

tion guidelines or to register, visitwww.fbd.org/delawarecan. Questions

regarding the competition may bedirected to Food Bank of Delaware

Development Director Larry Haas at(302) 294-0185 or [email protected] information on participating in

next years DelawareCAN competi-tion, please contact Larry Haas,

Food Bank of Delaware Develop-ment Director, at (302) 294-0185 or

[email protected]

Ganador como el Mejor a Nivel Global: rplica deestacin de tren de INGDIRECT

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Un anteproyectopara una mejorGeorgetownFuncionarios en Georgetown continan su trabajo para crear una visinestratgica para mejorar la calidad de vida en el Condado de Sussex.

Aproximadamente 75 lderes comunitarios y personas individuales se reunieron a principios de estasemana en el foro ms reciente para participar como representantes de Georgetown en la iniciativade Blueprint Communities.Blueprint Communities fue lanzado por FHL Bank Pittsburgh en 2005 para crear comunidades sos-tenibles y ayudar a los lderes locales que estn buscando ayuda para revitalizar sus zonas.

En su ao inaugural, Blueprint Communities se centr en Pennsylvania, ayudando a 22 comuni-dades. El programa fue lanzado dos aos ms tarde en West Virginia y comenz en Delaware en2008.Karen Duf eld, directora ejecutiva de la Cmara de Comercio de Georgetown, dijo que los miembrosdel equipo de Blueprint Communities de Georgetown han llevado a cabo encuestas y celebradonumerosos talleres para medir la percepcin popular de las fortalezas y debilidades de la ciudad yqu debe hacerse para mejorar la comunidad.La Representante Estatal Ruth Briggs King, R-Georgetown, quien particip en el foro del martes,dijo que la investigacin del grupo no ha revelado nada inesperado, con una excepcin. La cuestinde la diversidad de la ciudad fue citada como un punto tanto de agrado como de desagrado(ambos en su mximo puntaje) por aproximadamente 200 personas que respondieron una encuestaal azar.Despus de haber sido demogr camente esttica durante mucho tiempo, Georgetown cambirelativamente rpido, dijo la Representante King. Creo que la desconexin revelada en la encuestamuestra que la ciudad todava se est ajustando a los retos que conlleva ser una comunidad msdiversa. El anteproyecto que se est creando ahora presenta una gran oportunidad para ayudar a

la ciudad a aceptar su nueva realidad, acoger su diversidad y mejorarse para ella.La reunin del martes fue la ltima antes de que un plan de proyecto preliminar para moldear elfuturo de Georgetown se presente a los jefes de estado a mediados de octubre. La profesora de laUniversidad de Delaware April Veness, quien acta como una asesora para el equipo de BlueprintCommunities de Georgetown, dice que pasar por lo menos un ao antes de que se termine un plande mejora, citando la necesidad de seguir a nando la visin y la construccin de un consenso contodos los sectores de la comunidad.La Representante King dice que un desafo para continuar hacia adelante ser involucrar activa-mente a las personas menores de 30 aos. Este proceso realmente necesita de la creatividad yla vitalidad de las personas de esa edad. Este anteproyecto se basa en la creacin de un futuromejor y nadie tiene una participacin mayor en la forma de cmo se puede modelar el futuro que los jvenes.Georgetown es la nica comunidad de los suburbios que participan en la iniciativa de BlueprintCommunities, aunque varios vecindarios en Wilmington estn participando incluyendo East Side,Hilltop/Little Italia y Riverside.

A Blueprint for aBetter Georgetown

Of cials in Georgetown continue their work to create a strategic vision toimprove the quality-of-life in the Sussex County seat.

Approximately 75 community leaders and individuals met earlier this week in the latest forum as paof Georgetowns participation in the Blueprint Communities initiativ

Blueprint Communities was launched by FHL Bank Pittsburgh in 2005 to create sustainable communities and assist local leaders seeking help to revitalize their areas.

In its inaugural year, Blueprint Communities focused on Pennsylvania, helping 22 communities. Thprogram was launched two years later in West Virginia and started in Delaware in 2008

Karen Duf eld, executive director of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce, said members ofGeorgetowns Blueprint Communities team have conducted surveys and held numerous workshop

to gauge the popular perception of the towns strengths and weaknesses and what needs to be doneto improve the community.

State Rep. Ruth Briggs King, R-Georgetown, who took part in Tuesdays forum, said the groups research has not revealed anything unexpected, with one exception. The issue of the towns diversitywas cited as both a leading like and dislike by approximately 200 people responding to a rando

survey.After being demographically static for a long time, Georgetown changed comparatively quick

Rep. King said. I think the disconnect revealed in the survey shows that the town is still adjusting the challenges that go along with being a more diverse community. The blueprint being created nowpresents a great opportunity to help the town come to terms with its new reality, embrace its diversit

and be better for it.Tuesdays meeting was the last before a preliminary draft plan on shaping Georgetowns future ipresented to state leaders in mid-October. University of Delaware professor April Veness, who iacting as a coach for the Blueprint Communities Georgetown team, says it will be at least a yea

before an improvement plan is nalized, citing the need to continue tweaking the vision and buildina consensus with all segments of the community.

Rep. King says one challenge moving forward will be getting people under the age of 30 activelinvolved. This process really needs the creativity and vitality of that age group. This blueprint isabout creating a better future and no one has a greater stake in how the future will be shaped than

the young.Georgetown is the only downstate community taking part in the Blueprint Communities initiatialthough multiple neighborhoods in Wilmington are participating including East Side, Hilltop/L

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