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Dear readers,

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  • 2 . DID YOU KNOW..

TCC News


 

 

 

  • 1. From our ED: Changes for 2010

    Ron Ludwig - TCC's Executive Director

As we begin the New Year, I want to report to our friends and supporters on a few issues...

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  • 2 .Did you know...

According to National Center for Health and Statistics the annual tab for violence and stress-inducing hostility in the workplace, comes to about $13.5billion in medical costs, and 500,000 workers missing 1.75 million days of work.

  • 3. Ask us a Question!

Ask us a question or send us a comment. We would love to hear from you.

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  • 4. The Imprint of a Person: Brenda McChesney
    By Nikki Schmidt

Brenda McChesney

This last December due to budget cutbacks one of The Conflict Center’s most loyal and passionate team members was let go; her name is Brenda McChesney. For those of you who knew her, her upbeat character, quick smarts, and compassion earned her a coveted place in many people’s hearts. One of them—my heart...

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  • 5 . TCC Provides Skill Building for Low Income Communities
    by Miyoko Taylor

    The Conflict Center has an exciting opportunity to work with low-income transitional housing communities, utilizing funds from The Colorado Works Project which is also known as the Statewide Strategic Use Fund (SSUF). With a grant of $137,814 from September 1, 2009 – June 30, 2011, The Conflict Center will help individuals and families build soft skills for self-sufficiency...

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  • 6 . Know our Staff: Rose Kauffman

    .Rose Kauffman

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  • 7 . Announcements Board

    Annoucements

    Look at our Announcement Board and see what is new!

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  • 8 . Calendar of Events

    Calendar of Events

February 2010

March 2010

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