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Thursday, September 07, 2006

NEWS: San Francisco's Green Job Skills

A Living Library is offering free job training in skills related to Green Jobs! This is for low income residents and members of immigrant communities. What a wonderful opportunity. The program begins in September and goes until June 2007. You can receive training in a number of different areas such as: organic agriculture, bio-diesel fuel production, home energy conservation, water conservation, even computer and internet use. This is for adults 18 years or older. I can’t believe what an awesome opportunity this is for the right individuals looking to make a change in their life and the community. The program is being sponsored by SF City College, SF Park and Recreation and the Mayor’s Office of Community Development along with A Living Library; so take advantage of this opportunity. I hear space is limited. Contact: Babak Jacinto Tondre at tondre@alivinglibrary.org for more info or to apply.

~Arcadia

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