2019 Youth Empowerment Summit
Miami – The FBI Citizens Academy Alumni Association Miami Chapter is putting together a second all-day summit for high school students from public and charter schools in Dade and Broward Counties. The theme of YES this year remains the same as last year: provide a positive interaction with law enforcement and help students develop skills they will need for college, careers and beyond.
Last year, the inaugural summit saw 250 high school students descend on the Pembroke Pines City Center for an engaging and interactive day of activities, instruction, and fun.
Miami's Board Hard At Work
All 15 Board members devoted several hours of their weekend Saturday, to discuss all the upcoming happenings in the Miami Chapter. We are developing a PSA for the FBI's fight against Human Trafficking, researching our next speakers engagement, finalizing our upcoming "Social Networker" on Sept 5, discussing our participation in the Schott Communities "Walk-Run" event, planning our Top Golf fundraiser, expanding our Reading Is Fun program, reviewing our partnership with the Youth Empowerment Summit, and identifying our yearly Spirit of Giving beneficiary.
Miami is making it happen!
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2019 FBI National CAAA Conference - Houston Texas
FBI Miami CAAA - Presidential Chapter of Excellence
FBI Miami CAAA is awarded the 2019 Presidential Chapter of Excellence Award!
President Nina Cohen, Vice President Larry Feldman were in attendance at this year's conference. ASAC, Tom Jones, COS, Jeff Green, and Deborah Moore, from our Miami Field Office family were also in attendance. We are so grateful for the FBI Miami's continued support and partnership.
The COE award is presented to an FBICAAA chapter, which has exhibited excellence in all organizational aspects: strong partnership with their local FBI Field Office; successful community outreach programs; sustained membership growth; full compliance with all documentation required by the Federal, state, and local entities to be a certified 501(c)(3), non-profit organization; meeting all FBINCAAA standards for professionalism and participation to include attendance at the previous year’s FBINCAAA Leadership Conference.
