SPRINGS SAVINGS EVENT! EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION DISCOUNT EVENT!

Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Celebration! May 22nd!

COMAEA Meet & Greet

COMAEA Meet & Greet

Come meet other African-American's who work for the County of Marin. 

Please join us for lunch!

When:  Thursday, April 17, 2014

Time:  11:30 – 1:00

Where:  Civic Center, Room 410B

Please RSVP by Monday, April 14^th

For questions, please contact us at comaea2013@gmail.com 

Cesar Chavez Day Celebration! March 31st!

Cesar Chavez Day Celebration is approaching!
COMAEA is proud to support and attend this event hosted by OLE Group! 

We hope to see you there! 

March 31st in the Civic Center Cafeteria! 

Career Development Day April 9, 2014

Design YOUR Career! 

Please join Human Resources, the Marin Women's

 Commission, our community partners, and other County

 employees for Career Development Day.

Career Day is scheduled for Wednesday, April 9, 2014 at the

Marin Center.

Here is a short list of topics of things to do at Career Day!

• Identify your personal & professional goals, and design an action plan.
• Hear career success stories from County employees.
• Meet with Department representatives & Learn their criteria for outstanding employees.
• Develop work-life balance skills.
• Attend a career coaching session.

Space is limited!! 

Register here by March 21st! 

Please keep in mind this opportunity solely for regular hires.

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We hope to see you there! 

 Spring Celebration of Diversity and Inclusion is HERE!

COMAEA is proud to work with the Dream Collaborative.  

We hope to see you March 13th from 5 to 7 p.m. 

McInnis Club Restaurant in San Rafael. 

Check out the photos from the last mixer!

Do you see any familiar faces?

  

YUMMY EATS!

AWESOME PRIZES FOR OUR RAFFLE!!

WE HAD A BLAST!

HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON!

Performing Stars Presents Enlighten! (Young Women Exploring Their Futures)

Facts about Performing Stars 

Performing Stars was founded in 1990 by Felecia Gaston. Performing Stars has become one of the leading youth development programs in Marin County. This community program believes the next generation’s success is dependent upon the achievement of the following community goals: Reducing long-term dependence on public assistance programs, decreasing the negative effects on impacts of poverty on children, expanding advocacy for children of low-income families, increasing and strengthening all types of community services for low-income and minority children and their families.

The county's very own Meloni Page is participating as a mentor this great event. This event is one you don't want to miss. 

COMAEA is proud to support this group in Marin County. We share the same outlook regarding our youth. It’s important to support the next generation.

If you are interested in joining this program please email the address shown on the flyer for more awesome details!!