Climate chaos and SDGs in the Global South

Where most people will die from
climate chaos – “The Global
South” overlaps the countries
where there are the least number
of United Nations Global Compact
Local Networks.
Challenges facing the Decade of
Action to Deliver Sustainable
Development Goals, worldwide
COVID-19 pandemic, looming
hunger pandemic and climate
chaos, can only be overcome by
empowering multi-stakeholder
partnerships (SDG#17)
Royal, Indigenous, Tribal, Faith-
based and Community Leaders
must work with the private sector,
aid organizations, philanthropists,
financial institutions, activists,
governmental agencies, you and
me, that improve the quality of life
on Earth and of Earth, to heal the
world and “leave no one behind”
during this 4th Industrial
Revolution for our children's
children and future generations.
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UN Global Compact Local Networks Strategy 2021-23
https://www.unglobalcompact.org/what-is-gc/strategy

Challenges facing the 1,000-year Millennium Development Goals, now
during its Sustainable Development Goals phase, the worldwide COVID-
19 pandemic, looming hunger pandemic and increasing climate chaos,
can only be overcome with the support of Royal, Indigenous, Tribal,
Traditional, Faith-based and Community Leaders, working with the
private sector, aid organizations, philanthropists, financial institutions,
governmental agencies, you and me, that improve the quality of life on
Earth and of Earth, to heal the world and “leave no one behind”.
Five Points Youth Foundation is working with a multilingual,
multicultural, multinational, and multi-regional Ad Hoc International
Advisory Board of Goodwill Ambassadors, Advocates and Activists
(AHIABGA) throughout the Earth:
 to recruit, empower and unify 10,000+ new interfaith and civil
society members of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC)
 through new and existing UNGC Local Networks, local and online
social networks, broadcast and interactive new media channels
 that develop, promote, publicize, mobilize and manage interfaith,
neighborhood and business collaboratives (SDG #17)
 to build climate-smart (SDG #13) safe and sustainable communities
and cities (SDG #11)
 to empower citizen activism, "people’s diplomacy" and citizen
journalism
 to “glocalize” the Sustainable Development Goals during the
Decade of Action and Delivery of the SDGs
 in alignment with the First Ten Year Implementation Plan of the
African Union Agenda 2063 Flagship and Legacy Projects such as
the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Agreement
 pursuant to U.N. Habitat New Urban Agenda, Sendai Framework on
Disaster Risk Reduction, Youth4GlobalGoals and #Envision2030
 during this Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR)
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Interfaith, Neighborhood & Business Invitation to
Join the United Nations Global Compact Local Networks
To Glocalize the Sustainable Development Goals
Please join and invite others to promote social justice and human rights, while
combating Inequality and Climate Change 2021-2030 through building community
resiliency locally and globally via the Ten Principles of the United Nations Global
Compact Local Networks Decade of Action and Delivery on the SDGs:
1. Commit to adapt Ten Principles in your organizational and operationalmodel.
2. Assess and focus your impact on United Nations and Global Compactissues.
3. Define goals and tasks to invite up to 10 new members to jointhis campaign
to glocalize the Sustainable DevelopmentGoals during this Decade of Action
and Delivery on the SDGs and Decade for Biodiversity Restoration.
4. Implement your plan of action.
5. Measure the results each month.
6. Communicate your successes through press releases, Public Service
Announcements, Social Media and to Five Points YouthFoundation.
The Ad Hoc International Advisory Board of Goodwill Ambassadors, Advocates
and Activists, (AHIABGA) and associates will assist, coordinate and publicize your
efforts with those in your own and Local Networks where you have affiliate contacts
so that you meet the requirements of the Communication on Engagement to be
filed with the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) to localize and globalize
(glocalize) ourefforts through the UNGC Local Network infrastructure.
Have your organization's top executive to complete the attached Commitment
Letter and upload it (https://www.unglobalcompact.org/participation) and email
us a copy when you successfully register to FivePointsPresident@gmail.com
http://UNglobalcompact.org/participation

The Ten Principals
The UN Global Compact's ten principles in the areas of human rights, labor, the
environment and anti- corruption enjoy universal consensus and are derived from:
o The Universal Declaration of Human Rights AND Declaration onthe
Rights of Indigenous Peoples
o The International Labor Organization's Declaration onFundamental Principles
and Rights at Work
o The Rio Declaration on Environment and Development
o The United Nations Convention Against Corruption
The UN Global Compact asks companies to embrace, support and enact, within
their sphere of influence, a set of core values in the areas of human rights, labour
standards, the environment and anti- corruption:
Human Rights
o Principle 1: Businesses should support and respect the protectionof
internationally proclaimed human rights; and
o Principle 2: make sure that they are not complicit in human rightsabuses.
Labor
o Principle 3: Businesses should uphold the freedom of association andthe
effective recognition of the right to collective bargaining;
o Principle 4: the elimination of all forms of forced and compulsorylabor;
o Principle 5: the effective abolition of child labor; and
o Principle 6: the elimination of discrimination in respect of employment
and occupation.
Environment
o Principle 7: Businesses should support a precautionary approachto
environmental challenges;
o Principle 8: undertake initiatives to promote greaterenvironmental
responsibility; and
o Principle 9: encourage the development and diffusionof
environmentally friendly technologies.
Anti-Corruption
o Principle 10: Businesses should work against corruption inall
its forms, including extortion and bribery.
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INSERT THE TEXT BELOW ON YOUR LETTERHEAD TO SIGN AND UPLOAD
AS YOUR UNITED NATIONS GLOBAL COMPACT COMMITMENT LETTER
WHEN REGISTERING AT HTTP://UNGLOBALCOMPACT.ORG/PARTICIPATION
[Insert and replace here the Name of your Chief Executive Officer]
[Insert and replace here the Title of Chief Executive Officer]
[Insert and replace here the Name of Organization]
[Insert and replace here the Address]
[Insert and replace here the City, State, Zip (Country)]
Date
H.E. Antonio Guterres
Secretary-General
United Nations
New York, NY 10017 USA
Dear Mr. Secretary General,
I am pleased to confirm that [INSERT AND REPLACE HERE THE NAME OF YOUR
ORGANIZATION] supports the ten principles of the UN Global Compact with respect to
human rights, labor, environment and anti-corruption for businesses and non-
businesses (academic institutions; business associations; cities and municipalities; civil
society organizations; foundations; labour organizations; public sector organizations;
and corporate social responsibility organizations).
With this commitment, we express our intent to support the Global Compact advancing
these principles, and will make a clear statement of this commitment by working through
Royal, tribal, indigenous, interfaith, neighborhood and business collaboratives to build
safe, sustainable and climate-smart communities and cities (SDGs #11, #13 and #17) in
collaboration with the Ad Hoc International Advisory Board of Goodwill Ambassadors,
Advocates and Activists (AHIABGA).
We recognize that a key requirement for participation in the Global Compact is the
submission of a Communication on Engagement (COE) that describes our
organization’s efforts to support the implementation of the ten principles.
We support public accountability and transparency, and therefore commit to report on
progress within two years of joining the Global Compact and every two years thereafter
according to the Global Compact Communication On Engagement policy
Sincerely yours,
[Insert and replace here the Name of Chief Executive Officer]
[Insert and replace here the Title of Chief Executive Officer]

United Nations Global Compact
Cities Programme
A framework for translating the Global Compact Principles into day-
to-day urban governance and management.
The Global Compact Cities Programme (or Cities Programme) is
the urban component of the United Nations Global Compact; the
world's largest corporate responsibility initiative.
The United Nations Global Compact recognises that cities in
particular, have the potential to make enormous strides in creating sustainable societies -
where economic, ecological, political and cultural issues are integrated and advanced.
To that end, the Global Compact Cities Programme is dedicated to the promotion and
adoption of the Global Compact's Ten UN Principles by cities, and provides a framework for
translating the principles into day-to-day urban governance and management.
In the spirit of the United Nations Global Compact, the Cities Programme focuses on
collaboration between all levels of government, business and civil society
- to enhance sustainability, resilience, diversity and adaptation within cities and
in the face of complex urban challenges.
The Cities Programme supports a holistic approach to sustainability that considers, plans for
and measures impact across four social domains: the economic; ecological; political; and
cultural.
Administered by an International Secretariat based at the Global Cities Institute at RMIT
University in Melbourne, Australia, the Global Compact Cities Programme provides support,
guidance and recognition to participating cities.
The Cities Programme offers three levels of engagement: Signatory, Leader and Innovating.
Whilst all city and region participants are Global Compact signatories, the subsequent levels
recognise and foster sustainability leadership - city leaders implementing the Ten Principles
in the administration, planning and development of their city or region - in partnership with
leaders in other sectors.
All cities and regions may choose to engage at the Leader and Innovating levels in the same
period of becoming a Global Compact participant, or at a later date. The categories are
outlined in the following section.

1. Signatory
In a letter to the UN Secretary-General from the highest level city leader, a Signatory City
commits to the Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact, endeavours to enact and promote
those principles in city management, and encourages businesses in the city to join the UN Global
Compact. They also commit to Communicate on Engagement
2. Leading
Cities or regions that engage with the Cities Programme at the Leadership-level are drivers of
positive urban change. Such cities or regions generally have a dedicated sustainability plan or work
within the framework of a comprehensive urban plan that has a holistic approach. Their work extends
beyond the standard, administrative or service role of government. These cities or regions consider
the future directly, are conscious of their roles as civic leaders and facilitators, and are intent on
building resilient, sustainable and vibrant cities and regions.
Leading cities share their achievements and challenges with the broader Cities Programme
network. This can be done through contributing case studies or elements of their reports for
publication, participating in events hosted by the Cities Programme or partners, and engaging
academia with their work. Engagement at this level is generally without a fee, however cities can
choose to engage direct and extended support from the International Secretariat through financial
contribution to research costs
3. lnnovating
At the Innovation level, the highest level of engagement in the Cities Programme, a city or region
is recognized for addressing a complex or seemingly intractable issue or set of issues within the
city or region. This is done through a multi-year project. Whilst focused on a resolving a specific
issue or transforming a complex situation, these projects are holistic. All dimensions of that
community and region - the ecological, economic, political and cultural domains - have been
considered in the development of projects.
These projects have a transformative quality. They are managed cross-sectorally, engaging
government, business and civil society in the development and implementation of the project. The
project has clear monitoring and evaluation processes. At this level, dedicated support and
recognition is provided by the Cities Programme Secretariat. The project is documented; and
learning from this project is shared across the Cities Programme network and more broadly. A fee
is associated with this level of engagement. This fee can be used to provide research support
to the specific Innovating City project. Please Note: All cities and regions are signatories. All cities
can access Cities Programme's resources and tools. Cities can participate at the three levels
simultaneously.
https://citiesprogramme.org/participate/join-us/

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United Nations Global Compact Local Networks
Plan of Action 2021-2030
Conflict and instability not only impact people
and the environment, but also pose risks to all
parts of the business sector.
Business for Peace is a platform of over 130
leading companies from 37 countries
dedicated to catalyzing collaborative action to
advance peace.
By joining Business for Peace, companies will be able to:
 Better identify and manage business risks and opportunities while reducing
operational costs
 Engage in public-private dialogue to establish local priorities and implement
projects
 Align business strategies and operations with good practice from across the globe
 Share best and emerging practices and learn from the experiences of peers
 Demonstrate leadership and receive recognition for advancing practical solutions
Companies who join Business for Peace commit to:
 Paying heightened attention to the implementation of the UN Global
Compact Ten Principles in high-risk and conflict-affected areas
 Take action to advance peace, either individually or in collaboration with others
 Annually communicate on progress
Recognizing that local ownership and knowledge are vital to driving change, Business
for Peace has adopted a locally-driven approach. Business for Peace works to develop
the capacity of Global Compact Local Networks to support participants in their efforts to
conduct responsible business practices and advance peace.
18 Local Networks have already joined this growing movement, including: Canada,
Colombia, Egypt, Germany, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Israel, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan,
Republic of Korea, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine and United Kingdom.
https://www.unglobalcompact.org/take-action/action/peace

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Caring for Climate to build Community Resiliency
Business leaders around the world realize that
climate change and environmental degradation
pose important new risks and opportunities for
their companies’ competitiveness, growth and
development.
Through innovation and long-term investments in
energy efficiency and low-carbon technologies,
business has the solutions to turnthe climate
challenge into market opportunities.
The UN Global Compact, the UN Environment Programme and the secretariat of the UN
Framework Convention on Climate Change invite all business participants – learners and
leaders with proven track record of commitment to climate action – to join Caring for
Climate by signing the Caring for Climate Statement.
Caring for Climate offers maximum value for signatories on a global level, including
the ability to:
Companies can join Caring for Climate by endorsing the Caring for Climate Statement. To
join, the highest-level executive should sign a copy of the Caring for Climate Statement or
submit a letter indicating support of the Statement and send it to the Caring for Climate
secretariat at caring4climate@unglobalcompact.org.and please “cc”
fivepointspresident@gmail.com
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Principles of Responsible Management Education
1. Principle 1 | Purpose
We will develop the capabilities of students to be future generators of
sustainable value for business and society at large and to work for an
inclusive and sustainable global economy.
2. Principle 2 | Values
We will incorporate into our academic activities, curricula, and
organisational practices the values of global social responsibility as
portrayed in international initiatives such as the United Nations Global
Compact.
3. Principle 3 | Method
We will create educational frameworks, materials, processes and
environments that enable effective learning experiences for responsible
leadership.
4. Principle 4 | Research
We will engage in conceptual and empirical research that advances our
understanding about the role, dynamics, and impact of corporations in the
creation of sustainable social, environmental and economic value.
5. Principle 5 | Partnership
We will interact with managers of business corporations to extend our
knowledge of their challenges in meeting social and environmental
responsibilities and to explore jointly effective approaches to meeting
these challenges.
6. Principle 6 | Dialogue
We will facilitate and support dialog and debate among educators,
students, business, government, consumers, media, civil society
organisations and other interested groups and stakeholders on critical
issues related to global social responsibility and sustainability.
https://www.unprme.org/what-we-do

The 17 sustainable development goals
(SDGs) to transform our world:
GOAL 1: No Poverty
GOAL 2: Zero Hunger
GOAL 3: Good Health and Well-being
GOAL 4: Quality Education
GOAL 5: Gender Equality
GOAL 6: Clean Water and Sanitation
GOAL 7: Affordable and Clean Energy
GOAL 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
GOAL 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
GOAL 1O: Reduced Inequality
GOAL 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
GOAL 12: Responsible Consumption andProduction
GOAL 13: Climate Action
GOAL 14: Life Below Water
GOAL 15: Life on Land
GOAL 16: Peace and Justice Strong Institutions
GOAL 17: Partnerships to achieve the Goals
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Interfaith, Neighborhood and Business Collaborative
Glocalizing Sustainable Development Goals to Build
Safe Sustainable Communities and Cities For All
Five Points Youth Foundation Ad Hoc
International Advisory Board of Goodwill
Ambassadors and associates worldwide advocate
the Ten Principles of the United Nations Global
Compact via Local Networks with respect to
human rights (inclusive of indigenous rights),
labor, environment and anti-corruption to “leave no one behind”..
We mobilize interfaith, neighborhood and business
collaboratives localizing all of the Sustainable Development Goals
by building a community resiliency network of safe and sustainable
communities and cities (SDG#11) taking climate action (SDG#13) in
a “whole community” Asset Based Community Development model
for the New Urban Agenda via Tourism4SDGs, Youth4GlobalGoals
and #Envision2030: 17 goals to transform the world for persons with
disabilities during this Fourth Industrial Revolution.
We form and manage strategic alliance collaboratives via
Sustainable Development Goal #17.17 to encourage and promote
effective public, private-public and civil society partnerships that
enhance the global partnership for sustainable development,
complemented by local multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize
and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources,
to support the achievement of the sustainable development goals in
underserved communities and for people with unmet needs.
Tourism4SDGs 2020-2030 Quantum Leap

Ad Hoc International Advisory Board of Goodwill Ambassadors
Mr. Andrew Williams, Jr.
Ad Hoc International Advisory Board Chairperson
Ms. Boomika Devi
Pakistan and Worldwide Youth Communities
Ms. Larissa Navarro
Mexico and California Communities
Mr. Ario Ku
Hong Kong and ASEAN Communities
Ms. Maria Veneke Ylikomi
Sweden and European Union Communities
Mr. Lloyd Helferty
Canada, Francophone, and Commonwealth of Nations Communities
Ms. Janice Da Silva
Cabo Verde, Lusophone and ECOWAS Communities
Col. Luis Cruz Diaz
Puerto Rico and Hispanosphone Communities
Baroness Dr. Uba Iwunwa
Canada, Nigeria, Royal and Diplomatic Communities
Mr. Crispin Gregoire
Caribbean and Africa Diaspora Communities
Dr. Arjumand Zaidi
India and India Diaspora Communities
Mr. Adam Greenwell
New Zealand and Oceania Communities
Ms. Hanita-Carolin Hendelman
Israeli and PalestinianCommunities
H.H. Datu Pradeep Sapkota
Nepal, Royal and Global Youth Communities
Ambassador Rubina H Ali
Middle East, Asia, Africa Communities
Social Justice Ambassador Jolene L. Valentine
Global Alliance for Peace and Sustainability
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Mr. Andrew Williams, Jr., Goodwill Ambassador
Ad Hoc International Advisory Board Chairperson
Andrewwilliamsjr777@gmail.com

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Boomika Devi, Goodwill Ambassador
Pakistan and Worldwide Youth Communities
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Boomika Devi * Children2030TV
Social Worker, Peace Ambassador, Playing Sports, Guitarist,
Dancer, Singer, (Helps Poor and Needy Peoples)
 Works at Kids for Peace
 Founder at Life on Land
 Founder at Educate.Girls
 Founder at Save Electricity Save
Energy
 Founder at Life Below Water
 Founder at Reduced Inequality
 Founder at Water Sabeel , Heat Stroke
 Founder at Pollution free world
 Founder at Gender Equality
 Founder at Good health for all
 Founder at Please Drive Carefully
 Founder at STOP CHILD labour
 Founder at Save Water Save life
 Founder at Plastic free World
 Founder at Save birds and animals
 Founder, Director, CEO
at Children2030
 Founder at Language of PEACE
 Founder at Voice Of Mother Earth
 Founder at Educate All Children
 Founder at Save and Plant Trees
 Founder at Donot Waste Food
Foundation
 Founder at Humanity my religion
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 participate at ICAT International
 participate at International
Mathematical Olympiad 2018
 Founder at BD Productions
 Founder/President at Childrenedu tv
 Founder/President at Children2030 tv
 participate at ranked 4th in AFAQ
Encyclopedia Quiz Competition
2015(all Sindh)
 participate at Alhadia education
system Talent hunt Program
 certified at Kangaroo TEST Preparation
 Studied at Aga Khan Academy
Hyderabad
 Went to Aga Khan School Hyderabad
 Lives in Hyderabad, Sindh
 From Hyderabad, Sindh
 Joined June 2017
 boomikaprincess
 children2030tv
 03322681492
 boomikaprincess
 boomikadevi.com
Manages Children2030

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Larissa Navarro, Goodwill Ambassador
Mexico and California Communities
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Ario Ku, Goodwill Ambassador
Hong Kong and ASEAN Communities
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Sweden and European Union Communities
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Mr. Lloyd Helferty Goodwill Ambassador
Canada, Francophone, and
Commonwealth of Nations Communities
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Ms. Janice Da Silva, Goodwill Ambassador
Cabo Verde, Lusophone and ECOWAS Communities
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Col. Luis Cruz Diaz, Goodwill Ambassador
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Baroness Dr. Uba Iwunwa, Goodwill Ambassador
Canada, Nigeria, Royal and Diplomatic Communities
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Caribbean and Africa Diaspora Communities
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India and India Diaspora Communities
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Israeli and Palestinian Communities
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Ambassador Ramina H. Ali
Middle East, Asia and Africa Communities
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Dr Meenakshi Sawhney, Goodwill Ambassador
La Global Foundation, Women FIIT India
Mission
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Ms. Jolene L. Valentine Goodwill Ambassador
Global Alliance for Peace and Sustainability
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ENCOUNTER DECEMBER 2017
On Mon, Dec 4, 2017 at 4:14 PM, Marcela Oliva marcelaolivaprofessor@gmail.com wrote:
Dear ENCOUNTER Team:
Time to meet again.
Agenda
•NPS Grant Update -Five Points Youth Foundation
•Perform LA Stage Design Solutions
•Green Smart Accessory Dwelling Unit
•Open Architecture Design Studio -Cargo Container
•Urban River Lab -new partnership
•Federated Data Science -EQUITY INDICATORS
•Open Architecture -Tiny Cities
Look forward!
--
Marcela Oliva, Architecture BIM/CAD/GIS Professor
Urban River-LAbs, Evangelist

ENCOUNTER NOVEMBER 2017
--------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Mon, Oct 30, 2017 at 6:17 AM
Subject: ENCOUNTER MEETING NOV 2nd 2:30 to 4:30
To: Professor Marcela Oliva marcelaolivaprofessor@gmail.com
ENCOUNTER LA Team:
Many exciting things happening!
We got awarded the NPS Grant Lots to Trails
Come and be part of it!
In addition we have developed one more embracing document called open
architecture.
It provides a simple description of our network and case studies.
We also finalized a draft for UCLA Extension Certificate and other courses.
Agenda:
• NPS GRANT -FLORENCE SITE
• OPEN ARCHITECTURE
• EQUITY TACKER CITY OF LA
• UCLA INUNISON Concerts, Course and Certificate
• BERLIN Germany and Mia Lehrer new partnership
• SOM new member
• Pico Union PUEDE CENTER facade sidewalk MS4 retrofit
• Hemcrete ADU
• New Members and updates
Thank you and look forward to see you

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ENCOUNTER OCTOBER 2017
From: Sir Bailey
Date: Oct 2, 2017 12:15 PM
Subject: Re: Proposed UCIT.tv - TRN.tv - KJLH EncounterLA- Leimert Park - United
Hood Nation - e7Studios - KindomDayParade - Mickey Stephenson - PUEDE Center -
TheGraffLab - Pando Populus - Universal Hip Hop Museum Redesigning Death Alleys?
Internet Broadcasting Dome Exhibit at Taste of Soul October 21, 2017 and Kingdom
Day Parade 2018 to Livestream ArtLifeLive via UCIT and WECAN Foundation via
TheLivingWellTour
To: Andrew Williams Jr777
Thanks Ambassador,
I am totally for this. Let me know the amount TLWT/ArtLifeLive would need to
contribute for the booth space and or Dome Exhibit Hall. Considering our recent
conversation regarding the guest coming to FPYF this Saturday we could exhibit our
response to urban food deserts as well. Plus The Angels Tekhen for FPYF can be
screened as well.
I will reach out to Ken, Rickey and Jackie about editing time/space with interns. We still
need to shoot Marcela and Wayne's ArtLifeLive interviews.
Giving Thanks Always,
Sir
On Sun, Oct 1, 2017 at 10:51 AM, Andrew Williams Jr777 wrote:
Wayne, Marcela, Mickey, Eugene, Captain Don, Clarence, Adrian, Alicia:
Two major annual events in South Los Angeles are Taste of Soul (Motown being the
theme) and the Kingdom Day Parade.
If logistics permit, I propose having an Intershelter Dome as exhibit space for ALL of our
interconnected EncouterLA past and upcoming events and projects (inclusive of Pando
Blitz, HipHopArchitecture.com camp, United Hood Nation, etc.), which I can cover
via AndrewWilliamsJr.UCIT.tv audio and video platforms in collaboration with Nicshelle
Farrow (@GoDaWork.com) on TRN.tv International News

EITHER OR BOTH Taste of Soul AND/OR Kingdom Day Parade (Leimert Park venue)
in collaboration with KJLH, Stevie Wonder's station (including Illya Dailey for input) and
Adrian Dove (Kingdom Day Parade) IF THE DOME CAN BE FULLY KITTED BY THEN,
DON?)
BUT Vendor/Exhibit fees must be paid immediately
Please advise,
Andrew Williams Jr
Universal Hip Hop Museum GoFundMe
Hip Hop Architecture Camp MixTape
Conversations with Andrew Williams Jr
The Kingdom Day Parade More MLK Day Events in LA 2017
https://www.tripsavvy.com/the-kingdom-day-parade-and-mlk-4054154
2018 Kingdom Day Parade
http://KingdomDayParade.com
• United Hood Nation Event
• Five Point Youth Foundation Events after VERYNICE and Pando The
Future of Death Alleys
• National Park Service Grant
• Green Idea Sandbox Alternative materials
• PerformLA Stages for Mickey Stevenson
• Leimert Park Flyby A mixused outdoor space for the community and the
homeless' drop in services
• Peace Monument Tower Tekhenu
• Pico Union Puede Center UCLA Extension Courses InUnison Certificate
Environmental Justice Courses Begin!
• Junk Battle Competition by Pandon Populus
• Joint Development Metro Watts Tower Project

ENCOUNTER SEPTEMBER 2017
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Sun, Sep 3, 2017 at 8:19 PM
Subject: ENCOUNTER LA SEPTEMBER 7TH 2:30 to 4:30 LATTC Architecture and
Environmental Design Studio
Dear ENCOUNTER LA Team:
Here is a friendly reminder of our mission:
ENCOUNTER LA is a new model that helps connect the classroom to the outside world
and the outside world to the classroom. We transform the built environment through
projects that are designed, built, maintained and exhibited by local talent. We use
simulation and virtualization to look at complex ecosystems and we facilitate healthy
communities that thrive, sustain resist.
Project Updates
• United Hood Nation Event
• Five Point Youth Foundation Events after VERYNICE and Pando The Future of
Death Alleys
• National Park Service Grant
• Green Idea Sandbox Alternative materials
• PerformLA Stages for Mickey Stevenson
• Leimbert Park Flyby A mixused outdoor space for the community and the
homeless' drop in services
• Peace Monument Tower Tekhenu
• Pico Union Puede Center UCLA Extension Courses InUnison Certificate
Environmental Justice Courses Begin!
• Junk Battle Competition by Pandon Populus
• Joint Development Metro Watts Tower Project

Presentations
• Jill Humphries, Solution Based Consultant
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jillmhumphries
• Domes http://www.intershelter.com/
• Cargo Containers green reuse-

ENCOUNTER AUGUST 2017
From: Marcela Oliva
Subject: ENCOUNTER AUGUST 3RD 2:30 TO 4:30 Design a New Model for Open
Spaces in LA
ENCOUNTER TEAM:
It is happening again, many opportunities are flourishing from our network and we are
excited for the momentum we are gaining on this movement.
Agenda:
1. Update from AMER I CAN and Five Point Youth Foundation Work
2. Leimbert Park Drop In Centers and Community Gathering Parks presentation
made at Leimbert Vision Theater.
3. Discussing the next projects for next semester Alternative Materials and
Recyable Materials for Green Idea House
4. Update National Park Service Grant Open Lot to Alley + Trail to Open Space =
Conservation
5. Presentation of Mobile Stage Venues for Mickey Stevenson Summer Project
Proposa (This is who MIckey
is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_%22Mickey%22_Stevenson)
6. Continue SOM Regenerative LA and RemakeLA conversation and input
We had a fabulous event and we want to thank all of our partners and Pando Populus.
Here is some media the event generated
Here is a link to the news, they made a mistake with my name. They fixed it this morning. It
aired 6 times.
http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2017/07/15/death-alley-cleanup/amp/
http://citizensjournal.us/local-architect-part-plan-reimagine-south-central-l2/
In addition, there is a great momentum. The City of LA has identified hundreds of open lots they
could donate for projects. They are working with a big architecture firm called SOM and they are
looking for input of what to do with these lots. SOM also made a small video about South LA
and we are also covered in this video. SOM is part of our partner network.
http://www.som.com/ideas/videos/regencities_economic_regeneration_in_south_la
http://remakela-lahub.opendata.arcgis.com/
If we have time, I will share my outcomes from visiting China Beijin Art/Recycle/Digital
Fabrication Center

ENCOUNTER JULY 2017
On Wed, Jun 28, 2017 at 3:31 PM Marcela Oliva wrote:
Dear ENCOUNTER TEAM:
Due to our dearest holiday July 4th and based on popular demand, we are moving our
ENCOUNTER LA this time only to the second Thursday on July 13th.
Same place and same mission!!!!
AGENDA:
•Mayor’s Operations Innovation Team would be there to talk about Remake LA/The South LA
Economic Regeneration and show everyone the project’s Geohub. SOM leadership Group
•NPS Submission Living Alley Catalyzed through Mindfulness Trail
•HIP HOPE Architecture Final Work
•Leimert Park Integrating Homeless Services in the Community through Innovative Design
Solutions and Strategies.
•Compton Youth Build CyberTECH new partnership
•New policies for Urban Farming Tax Incentives report
Thank you team!
Happy 4th :)
Professor Oliva
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ENCOUNTER JUNE 2017
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Sun, May 28, 2017 at 9:56 PM
Subject: ENCOUNTER LA Living Alley South LA .... HIP HOP ARCHITECTURE CAMP
June 1st 2:30 to 4:30
Dear ENCOUNTER LA members:
Please come this Thursday again to continue networking and participating on our EPIC
projects.
We are ENCOUNTER LA : Design and Mapping Services by the Community for the
Community
www.encounterla.com
We will share completed projects, partners' projects and new ones coming up!
Projects:
-Living Alley
-NPS Grant
-Pando Populus Events
-Green Idea Sandbox House
-Homeless Integrated Innovative Solution New MODEL for Leimbert Park
-UCLA EXTENSION InUnison Transforming Communities
-Pico Union PUEDE Center
-Ongoing effort to make L.A. and South L.A. (viz. South L.A. Transit Empowerment
Zone: SLATE-Z) more sustainable, safe, and transit- and pedestrian-friendly Via Greg
W.
Check out the new branding for our LATTC Architecture and Environmental Design
Program made by our students.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2UFFf72tiQ
Please check out our coming up camp by Hip Hop Architecture by Michael Ford,
please share an invite Middle School and High School Students.
It is free, it is only three days and it is a life time experience that is trans-formative.
You can check information and registration below, also look at attached flyer.

HIP HOP ARCHITECTURE
Michael Ford
Hip Hop Architecture Blog:
www.brandnudesign.com
Check out my TedTalk on Hip
Hop Architecture:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4J5Y_4_ddM
Register and
Check out The Hip Hop Architecture Camp:
www.HipHopArchitecture.com
Check out The Hip Hop Architecture Camp Music Video:
https://vimeo.com/207981480
Let's keep ENCOUNTERING
--

ENCOUNTER MAY 2017
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Apr 27, 2017 1:16 PM
Subject: May 4th 2017 ENCOUNTER 2:30 TO 4:30 ... 1,346 Real time ---Facebook
views last time~
ENCOUNTER TEAM:
Many ENCOUNTERS are flourishing with our wonderful projects, thank you team!!!
-UCLA Extensions Courses InUnison at PicoUnion PUEDE Center Transforming
Communities
-Green Idea House Habitat for Humanity
-1840 W. Florence Living Alley Under Construction Five Points Youth Foundation
-Leimbert Part Roman Baths of LA
-National Park Services Trails and new models.
-Virtualizing Communities along the LA River
Join us this weekend at the April 29th-30th 25th Anniversary of Gang Truce, please see
attached.
Come join us again this coming Thursday at ENCOUNTER
ENCOUNTER is a new model that helps connect the classroom to the outside world and the
outside world to the classroom. We transform the built environment through projects that are
designed, built, maintained and exhibited by local talent. We use simulation and virtualization to
look at complex ecosystems. We believe in healthy communities that thrive, sustain resist.
Big HUG all
Professor Oliva

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ENCOUNTER APRIL 2017
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Sun, Apr 2, 2017 at 1:55 PM
Subject: ENCOUNTER MEETING APRIL6 6TH 2:30 to 4:30 LATTC Architecture Studio
To: Marcela Oliva marcelaolivaprofessor@gmail.com
Hi ENCOUNTER Team:
Time to meet again.
Agenda updates:
1.- Leimert Park Project Update Mobile Showers/Services/DropIn
2.- Green Idea House Development County Partnership by using Alternative Materials
and Methods of Construction
3.- Leimert Park Business Development
4.- Pico Union Housing Innovation LAb
5.- Trails and Small-Parks/Moment Areas along LA Mountains
--
ENCOUNTER is a new model that helps connect the classroom to the outside world
and the outside world to the classroom. We transform the built environment through
projects that are designed, built, maintained and exhibited by local talent. We use
simulation and virtualization to look at complex ecosystems. We believe in healthy
communities that thrive, sustain resist.
Look forward!

ENCOUNTER MARCH 2017
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Sun, Feb 26, 2017 at 12:24 PM
Subject: March 2nd ENCOUNTER LA
Hi ENCOUNTER LA Team:
Much happening in our network, I wish I had a newspaper/outreach person sharing
everything we are doing.
Please join us this Thursday.
Agenda:
• Update with our Living Alleys and Pico Union Housing LAbs
• Donated County Lot for Green Idea Sandbox APP and Prototypes
• New Project for this semester Leimert Park Drop Inn Mobile Prototype
• Future 15 minute presentation format for ENCOUNTER SPEAKS
• 3d Scan Vertical Urban Trellises inspired from Metabolic Studio Partnership
• Libraries under development SIM CITY FOR REAL
Presentation:
National Parks Association
News:
The Confluence at Pierce College began
The confluence is a hub where community partnerships are built, student engagement
is fostered, 21st century skills are strengthened and ideas and solutions that support our
neighborhoods can be implemented.
Thank you and look forward.
Professor Marcela Oliva
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ENCOUNTER FEBRUARY 2017
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 7:44 AM
Subject: ENCOUNTER FEB 2nd 2:00 to 4:00
Hi ENCOUNTER Team:
We will have updates from projects:
-Living Alley
-Drop In Leimert Park
-USC IGM event
-USC Safe Communities
-Puente Center
We will discuss
SLATEZ Arts Grant.
We will share a new platform for ENCOUNTER network.
We will also have a 15 minute presentation by Porfirio Aguilar
Spiritual, Political and Information Architecture
Look forward
Professor Oliva
310 994 1185
3 Minute Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rbh4r1scbVc
Urban River-Labs Entry The Mayor’s Office of Budget and Innovation and the Lloyd
Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at the University of Southern California
https://startupcompete.co/startup-idea/consumer-goods-social-entrepreneurship-
services-green-it-energy/url----urbanriver-labs/40031
My Site
https://sites.google.com/site/lattcarchitecturetechnology/home

ENCOUNTER JANUARY 2017
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Sun, Jan 15, 2017 at 10:16 AM
Subject: LATTC Architecture and Environmental Design Program... Urban River LAbs and
ENCOUNTER LA
Team:
As opportunities approach through your network, please feel welcome to share our studies,
outcomes and proposals to fix our inner cities.
I attached the Urban River Labs and I will send a second attachment business plan.
You can find my bio on LINKIN
Your hard worked inspired me to solidify this creative proposal that has already proven
success.
Sincerely
Professor Oliva

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ENCOUNTER DECEMBER 2016
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Sun, Nov 27, 2016 at 12:20 PM
Subject: ENCOUNTER DEC 1st 2:30 to 4:30 LATTC Architecture Studio Redwood Hall
c109 Projects for Be Inspired Competition, Promise Zone SLATE Z, Five Points Youth
Foundation and City of Los Angeles Federated Data Science Models
ENCOUNTER TEAM:
Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Friendly reminder to our regular meeting for the first Thursday of each month
ENCOUNTER DEC 1ST, plus please join us and see attached for your review: Projects
for Be Inspired Competition, Promise Zone SLATE Z, Five Points Youth Foundation
and City of Los Angeles Federated Data Science Models
Also save December 7th, we will go into the Living Alley and share ideas with the
community using virtual reality and innovative solutions.
Living Alleys with over 5000 plus alleys near abandoned lots in the City of Angeles, the
Living Alley is a new model to utilize alleys and convert them into spaces and
experiences that bring health, food, recreation, educational workshops, story-telling,
mural making, parks and others in the surrounding communities. The Living Alleys are
like a stage for multiple purposes where activities can come and go, based on the
community’s needs and demands. Living Alleys are repaved using sustainable materials
and colors, in addition to simple and high end design fencing materials and solar energy
lighting fixtures. Nearby abandoned sites support the activities and store the cargo
container with the furniture, technology devices, products, materials and educational
gadgets. The containers are retrofitted and designed with nature graphics wraps and 3d
printing trellises. The community will be able to go to our resource 3d model site and
choose multiple options from our library to modify it and customize it.
On December 1st we will welcome new members and FOCUS on the Living Alley
Project.
Thank you and look forward

From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 9:30 AM
Subject: ENCOUNTER LA October 27 2:30 to 4:30 LATTC Architecture and Environmental
Design STUDIO
Dear ENCOUNTERLA Team:
Welcome to new members!
Here is a link to our site.
http://encounterla.com/
Our November meeting was moved to October 27th. We usually meet the first Thursday of
each month but this month we need to accelerate our Eco-Alley South LA project.
Agenda
1.- Feed back on SOM Regenerative LA video
2.- ECO ALLEY strategic plan and start up - Pand Populus the Eco Alley
3.- Updates from the TEAM
4.- Semifinalist submission Los Angeles Mayor's Cup UrbanRiver LAbs.
ECOUNTER LA network is made out of 350 email subscribers networks and 890 Facebook
followers.
Kindly let me know if you would like me to keep you on our list.
See you next week.
Regards,
Professor Oliva

From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Fri, Jan 1, 2016 at 4:17 PM
Subject: FIRST 2016...... E N C O U N T E R January 7 2:00 to 4:00
Dear ENCOUNTER Members:
Let's 2016 continue helping our network of network ENCOUNTER!
Happy NEW YEAR and thank you for all your wonderful messages for prosperity and
THRIVE.
On this first meeting we will give updates of completed ENCOUNTER projects and
strategically plan for the new ones for 2016, so do not miss this important get together
of our network.
We will also get updates from
• World Peace One
• Pando Populus
• Jobs Create
• IGM
• RiverLAbs
• Los Angeles Worlds Fair
• Leimert Park Lab
• Mapping LA
• Homeless Shelter
• Urban Farming Projects
• Others
I will let you know about parking Monday.
Best wishes
Marcela Oliva
LATTC Architecture/CAD/BIM/GIS, Professor
RiverLAb, Evangelist

From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Thu, Sep 29, 2016 at 8:51 PM
Subject: Re: ENCOUNNTER LA .... Eco Alley Brain Storm
Thank you Team for such an incredible, energetic and passionate conversation about such
important issues in our communities.
Please review this 3 minute video to remind us how delicate and important is the issues we are
confronting.
Place matters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saREW_BfxwY
We concluded
January 7th we will have the listening event ECO ALLEY
Pando Event.
The program of the event is still forming.
We agree
The methodology and events required to engage the communities will require a second
meeting.
We identified the financial support for the movement for our angel investor
1) Grant Writer.
The Grant Writer will also do observation and recording of the Eco Alley as an example inside
the Grants.
2) Public Relation Person and Community Outreach
3) Web and Social Media Developer including crowd funding.
4) Project Manager for the Eco-Alley to look at permits and City Regulations
We were informed a new very important variable that will require a second meeting
1) Five Points Youth Foundation Building has a line of credit to fix the building and the store
front.
Meeting Oct 4th 11:45 to 12:45

ENCOUNTER LA October 6th meeting will have a discussion about best practices and
methodology to engage the communities. We might not require a second meeting.
After our discussion, it became very clear to me how our methodology is new and different.
I know everybody at the table want, respect and know how important is to empower the
community and to also have all stakeholders have an ACTIVE voice and participation.
OUR
ECO, SMART and RESILIANT community engagement process:
1) Document and virtualize existing condition using a robust spatial data; built environment,
natural systems/solutions and economic forces
2) Present ideas, options, materials and case studies to the community through analog, web
based and virtualization
(just like we do with a regular client )
3) Community participates as informed doers in gamification and avatar ready virtual
environments
4) Participate in short and long workshops, program courses to design and build their
environments using virtual reality and digital fabrication
Your thoughts and advise are important.
Professor Oliva

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ENCOUNTER SEPTEMBER 2016
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Sat, Aug 27, 2016 at 3:51 PM
Subject: September 1st ENCOUNTER LA 2:00 to 4:00 @ LATTC Architecture and
Environmental Design Laboratory
Dear ENCOUNTER TEAM:
Please join us again for our September meeting this Thursday the 1st from 2:00 to 4:00
http://encounterla.com/
Come give us an update from your network and continue the synergy in our network of network
ENCOUNTER meetings of change; Pando Populus, USC Safe Communities, UCLA World
Peace One Extension, and others.
We will share SOM Regen LA documentary. They are filming our NEW MODEL, LAB and
the Alley, as well as their school of thought.
http://www.som.com/
We will introduce some of our new members and give you an update with the following projects:
1.- ECO Alley South LA
2.- Urban River LAbs
3.- Recycle Bikes Relampagos
4.- Finalist for the Department of Water and Power GRANT An art piece for place making with
a vertical trellis for Water, Energy, Food and Clean Air
5.- Virtualization for Transportation Oriented Community -e7 Architecture Studio
We are getting ready to launch ENCOUNTER KC (Kansas City), ENCOUNTER Detroit and
others that will go public soon.
Thank you and look forward!
Professor Oliva

ENCOUNTER AUGUST 2016
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 1:15 PM
Subject: ENCOUNTER AUGUST 4TH 2:00 -4:000
Hi ENCOUNTER TEAM:
Come join us again to network and see the design and mapping projects under
development. We will also have Brad Carson Presentation for Faith in Action
1. Water Hubs RiverLA
2. South LA Eco Alley
3. RE-Ciclos Inventive ways to reuse bicycles
Please join us for architecture communities Architecture without the capital
A
http://ilookup.org/architects-designing-solutions-transform-communities-large-small/
--
Thank you and look forward
Marcela

ENCOUNTER JULY 2016
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 9:17 AM
Subject: TODAY ENCOUNTER LA July 7 2:00 to 4:00 PM
To: Professor Marcela Oliva marcelaolivaprofessor@gmail.com
HI ENCOUNTER Team:
Come join us to continue the momentum!
We will share our latest outcome from our previous ENCOUNTERS and the new ones to star in
few weeks and during the FALL.
We will get an update with recently awarded Promise Zone 2.
Www.slatez.org
Remember that our ENCOUNTER projects use student learning outcomes as a way to
transform our environment. We use geospatial tools, digital fabrication, social media and IoT.
Check this video
Environmental Responsive Architecture
https://youtu.be/ggVQrrwOM1o
Check the nature patterns we are 3D printing from mathematical formulas and LA River fractals.

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ENCOUNTER JUNE 2016
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Mon, May 30, 2016 at 10:33 AM
Subject: ENCOUNTER MEETING JUNE 2nd. 3:00 to 5:00 Why Architecture Matters? and
DaFUNction
Hi Team:
So glad we can meet this month.
So much we need to catch up with each other and our efforts.
Come check out our exhibit Why Architecture Matters?
which includes proposals,
Peace Poles for Future Cities
Pavilion One for Los Angeles World Fair
Domes and Trellises for World Peace One
Please see DRAFT attached flyer for this exhibit.
( It has a mistake, it is 2016 and not 2017)
I am traveling and have no access to computers.
We have some new partners that will join us and will synergize us even more.
Here is a link to our site an do not forget to register and remind
ourselves who we are as part of this network.
www.encounterla.com
Mark also your calendar and also join us to a very unique and
wonderful event called DaFunction a community fest that shows the
talent in our communities and how we can improve them from within. The
location will be at Vermont Square Library. See attached flyer also.
http://ronfinley.com/the-ron-finley-project/
ENCOUNTER LA will have a booth and I will be glad to have flyers,
posters or anything you want to display your organization and share
it.
Sincerely and look forward to see you all
Marcela

ENCOUNTER MAY 2016
From: Marcela Oliva
Date: Mon, May 2, 2016 at 1:38 PM
Subject: ENCOUNTER meeting this week CANCEL :(
Hi ENCOUNTER Team:
Much momentum is going on in the City and congratulations to many of you for all your
efforts and collaborations.
Please check our events links to catch up with our group ENCOUNTER
http://encounterla.com/upcoming-events/
We believe in education that serves our community by the community and the
ENCOUNTER is a living testimony of how this network exploded.
Due to logistics and efficiency we will only meet every other month. The focus of the
ENCOUNTER is now very clear. You are all our
Community Advisors that feed the LATTC architecture and environmtal design
program with design and mapping projects.
Here is a reminder of our mission:

ENCOUNTER is a new model that helps connect the classroom to the outside
world and the outside world to the classroom. We transform the built
environment through projects that are designed, built, maintained and
exhibited by local talent. We use simulation and virtualization to look at
complex ecosystems. We believe in healthy communities that thrive, sustain
resist.

Kindly mark your calendar June 2th 2:00 to 4:00
--
Professor Marcela Oliva, B. Arch M. Arch
LATTC Green Workforce Division, CDM Department, Architecture and Environmental
Design Discipline
LACCD Sustainable Building Program

ENCOUNTER APRIL 2016
From: Andrew Williams Jr
Date: Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 1:35 PM
Subject: Re: ENCOUNTER w o r k i n g meeting March 3rd 2016.... POPULATE WITH
NEW MEMBERS BY MARCH 3?
Marcela,
We have members on the Facebook ENCOUNTERS group that want to attend the
March 3 meeting via Google Hangout. Can you and/or Richard Nelson set it up asap so
they can be added?
Http://fb.com/groups/EncounterThinkTank
Over a dozen say they have registered with encounterla.com but only a few are
included.
Can Elliot give us a count of how many are actually registered and populate the roster
accordingly?
I have access to photos for all and will be happy to forward them if a list is provided.
Please advise,
Andrew Williams Jr
On Feb 25, 2016 12:55 PM, Marcela Oliva marcelaolivaprofessor@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi ENCOUNTER Team:
This is a very important meeting, we will work on our new mind mapping that represents
our network. This map will serve current projects ready to LAUNCH!
Please mark the date
March 3rd 2016, 2016
2:00 - 4:00
Please check our ENCOUNTER LA Site and register.
Marcela

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Office: +1‐323‐752‐1180 http://fivepointsyouthfoundation.org
COMMUNICATION ON ENGAGEMENT (COE)
December 31, 2014 – December 31, 2015
To: International Board of Advisors,
Goodwill Ambassadors,
Stakeholders and
the General Public
I am pleased to confirm that Five Points Youth
Foundation, Inc., reaffirms its support to the
United Nations Global Compact and its Ten
Principles in the areas of Human Rights, Labour,
Environment and Anti-Corruption.
This is our Communication on Engagement with
the United Nations Global Compact for 2015 and
commitment to leaving no one behind by
motivating and managing multi-stakeholder partnerships to promote and implement
the Sustainable Development Agenda 2030 within the United States and
Developed Countries as well as underserved communities and peoples worldwide.
We welcome feedback on its contents (please use email address below).
In this Communication of Engagement, we describe the actions that our
organization has taken to support the UN Global Compact and its Principles as
suggested for an organization like ours. We also commit to sharing this
information with our stakeholders and the general public using our primary
channels of communication.
Sincerely yours,
Andrew Williams, Jr
President
fivepointspresident@gmail.com
UNglobalcompact.org/participation

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Office: +1-323-752-1180 http://fivepointsyouthfoundation.org
Highlights of recent evaluation
Five Points Youth Foundation, Inc. adapts the Federal Emergency Management Agency
(FEMA)Integrated Whole Community Model locally and nationally for community
resiliency, as well as the United Nations Global Compact Local Networks internationally
in support of Caring for Climate, Business 4 Peace and other U.N. Initiatives 2015-2020
via Global Partnerships for Development using collaborative arts and technology to
address the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Agenda and Decade of Sustainable
Energy for All (SE4All) throughout the Diaspora and the Earth, in compliance with the
African Union Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption as to African Union
6th Region and Agenda 2063, with full recognition and respect for the Rights of
Indigenous Peoples, Internally Displaced Persons, Refugees, the “homeless” women
and children of the world.
Beginning January 1, 2015, via Global Partnerships for Development (MDG #8)
protocols, Five Points Youth Foundation began aggressive research, analysis and
distribution of information and contents to attract and mobilize an international audience
and potential stakeholder pool to recognize and support the Post-2015 Sustainable
Development Agenda.
Roster and Plan of action as of September 30, 2015
20150927 Worldwide Community Resiliency Resource Network, Leadership Team,
Action Team, Stakeholder Network and Advisory Board Presentation Five Points Youth
Foundation 2015-2030
http://www.slideshare.net/andrewwilliamsjr/20150927-worldwide-community-resiliency-
resource-network-leadership-team-action-team-stakeholder-network-and-advisory-
board-presentation-five-points-youth-foundation-20152030-53265399
Implementation Methodologies
For the first time ever, all members of the United Nations have launched a worldwide
campaign that leaves no one behind. But NONE of the goals can be achieved without
Peace on Earth.
Five Points Youth Foundation advocates “regenerative” solutions: processes that
restore, renew or revitalize their own sources of energy and materials, creating
sustainable systems that integrate the needs of society with the integrity of nature.
Whereas the highest aim of sustainable development is to satisfy fundamental human
needs today without compromising the possibility of future generations to satisfy theirs,
the end-goal of regenerative design is to redevelop systems with absolute effectiveness,
that allows for the co-evolution of the human species along with other thriving species.

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Adhering to to the theme of Regenerative Economic Theory we are driving our
projects and capital campaign through Zero based budgeting (identification of a
task or tasks and then funding resources to complete the task independent of
current resourcing) within our own network, rather than source and spend
thousands of dollars on “anonymous” and “uncertain” crowdsourcing campaigns.
We are committed to making mission investments to further our philanthropic
goals. They include any type of investment that is intended and designed to
generate both a measurable social or environmental benefit and a financial return
We are assembling a multi-lingual international advisory board for the Five Points
Youth Foundation ngo campaign to support local global networks via the United
Nations Global Compact to build community resiliency worldwide 2015-2030,
beginning with the September 21, 2015 (International Day of Peace) through the
end of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (December 31) 2015.
Arrangement for Capacity-building and Technology Transfer
We will promote the development and use of information and communications
technology infrastructure, as well as capacity-building, particularly in least
developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island
developing States, including rapid universal and affordable access to the Internet.
We will promote access to technology and science for women, youth and
children. We will further facilitate accessible technology for persons with
disabilities.
Five Points Youth Foundation, Inc. adapts the Federal Emergency Management
Agency (FEMA)Integrated Whole Community Model locally and nationally for
community resiliency, as well as the United Nations Global Compact Local
Networks internationally in support of Caring for Climate, Business 4 Peace and
other U.N. Initiatives 2015-2020 via Global Partnerships for Development using
collaborative arts and technology to address the Post-2015 Sustainable
Development Agenda and Decade of Sustainable Energy for All
(SE4All) throughout the Diaspora and the Earth, in compliance with the African
Union Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption as to African Union
6th
Region and Agenda 2063, with full recognition and respect for the Rights of
Indigenous Peoples, Internally Displaced Persons, Refugees, the “homeless”
women and children of the world.
https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/partnership/register/

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5 PHASES: 10 PRINCIPLES – 15 YEARS (SDGs)
PHASE I: United Nations Global
Compacthttps://www.unglobalcompact.org/participation/join/application/non-
business
PHASE II: Caring for Climate https://www.unglobalcompact.org/take-
action/action/climate
PHASE III: Local Networks https://www.unglobalcompact.org/engage-locally
PHASE IV: Business for Peace https://www.unglobalcompact.org/take-
action/action/peace-local-activities
PHASE V: Community Resiliency Neighborhood Empowerment and Economic
Development http://encounterla.com
This initiative demonstrates our Communication on Engagement Commitment as
United Nations Global Compact Participant
https://www.unglobalcompact.org/what-is-gc/participants/49291-Five-Points-
Youth-Foundation-Inc-
Five Points Youth Foundation International Advisory Board Goodwill Ambassador
Network: United Nations Global Compact Sustainable Development Goal 17
https://www.facebook.com/notes/andrew-williams-jr/five-points-youth-foundation-
international-advisory-board-goodwill-ambassador-ne/10153346529664436
REFERENCE MATERIAL
Cities Program: A framework for translating the Global Compact Principles into
day-to-day urban governance and management
https://www.facebook.com/notes/andrew-williams-jr/cities-program-a-framework-
for-translating-the-global-compact-principles-into-da/10153102759634436
We are assembling a multi-lingual international advisory board for an ngo
campaign to support local global networks via the United Nations Global
Compact to build community resiliency worldwide.
https://www.facebook.com/notes/andrew-williams-jr/join-multi-lingual-advisory-
board-to-build-community-resiliency-worldwide-2015-
2/10153194771219436?pnref=lhc

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