First 5 Sacramento Newsletter

Thursday, July 5, 2012 CBI Issue 15  
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Family Activity: What Should We Do Today?
Community Meeting to Address Disproportionate African American Child Deaths in Sacramento County
Family Resource: Child Passenger Safety
Family Resource: Ten Ways Parents Can Help Keep Children Safe This Summer
Fun Things To Do In The Sacramento Region
Recipe: MangOrange Smoothie
Reminder: CBI Monthly Reports and Invoices due Wednesday, July 11th
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First 5 Sacramento Commissioners
Commissioners
Phil Serna
Megan Vincent
Jason Sample
Sharon Gillum
Olivia Kasirye
Alternates
Roberta MacGlashan
Scott Moak
Beth Hassett
Terry Jones
Penelope Clarke
Dave Gordon
Kathy Kossick

Meeting location at  Paratransit, Inc. in the Auditorium 2501 Florin Road,
Meeting location at Paratransit, Inc. in the Auditorium 2501 Florin Road,
Community Meeting to Address Disproportionate African American Child Deaths in Sacramento County
Public input sought at third community meeting on Monday, July 16th

 African American children in Sacramento County are dying at a disproportionate rate:
• They are twice as likely as Caucasian children to die from a variety of causes before their 18th birthday.
• They represent 12% of our population and 22% of all child deaths.
• Deaths caused by third party homicide, infant sleep related deaths, child abuse and neglect homicides, perinatal conditions, and suicide contribute most to the wide disparity.
 
The public is invited to the third in a series of community meetings to hear from experts in child protection the alarming statistics about African American child deaths in Sacramento.
 
When:     Monday, July16, 2012 from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
 
Where:    Paratransit, Inc. in the Auditorium
               2501 Florin Road, Sacramento, CA 95822 (parking is free)
 
Sacramento County Supervisor Phil Serna established a Blue Ribbon Commission to address the issue of disproportionate African American child deaths. The Commission will review data, investigate model programs in other communities, and seek broad community input.
 
For more information about the Blue Ribbon Commission, meeting minutes, and community input from previous meetings, visit www.philserna.net .

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