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For years, advocates and community based organizations have urged the New York City Department of Education to increase translation and interpretation services to public school parents and guardians with limited English proficiency. Last week, I was honored to join schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña, a true champion for the immigrant community to announce a series of initiatives aimed at easing language access for parents in schools.


Immigrant families face tremendous obstacles – speaking to their child's teacher or principal should not be one of them. With nearly half of public school students – almost half a million families – speaking a language other than English at home, it is essential that these families have the ability to participate in their children's school lives. That's why the New York Immigration Coalition and our Education Collaborative of member organizations representing Asian, Arab, Caribbean, African, Latino, and other immigrant families, launched our "Build the Bridge" campaign that advocated for increased translation and interpretation for immigrant parents.
And we are grateful that the DOE has stepped up and heard our calls. The city's language access expansion efforts are a significant step that will help notably reduce language gaps in our schools. The expansion includes the creation of nine new full-time positions in the Borough Field Support Centers and Affinity Groups that will determine the specific needs of each school, and build the necessary supports so that parents receive quality translation and interpretation services.

This guide is intended for the FISU Member Associations that would like
to submit a candidature for the organization of a FISU World University
Championship. This document refers to the official texts of FISU: the
FISU statutes, the regulations and application rules for the FISU sporting
activities.
The FISU World University Championships are organized every two (2) years,
usually in even-numbered years, in 37 different sports or disciplines. They
must comply with the FISU spirit, according to which no discrimination is
allowed against countries or persons on the grounds of race, religion or
political affiliations.
The FISU World University Championships must be staged in a dignified
manner and they must be organized separately from other sporting events;
no other international sporting events or festivals may take place in or
near the host city, during or immediately prior to a FISU World University
Championship.
The mandate for organizing a FISU World University Championship must be
obtained through a National University Sport Association that has the status
of effective member of FISU. It is further required that a representative of
the National University Sport Association be a member of the Candidature Bid
Committee.
The management of the FISU championships is carried out by the
International Technical Committee (CTI) composed of the chairpersons for
each sport. The committee is chaired by Mr. Leonz Eder, and Mr. Luciano
Cabral and Mr. Aitor Canibez Sanchez are the Vice-Chairs. The coordination
between the National University Sport Federations and the chairpersons of
the sports committees is carried out at the FISU General Secretariat by .
Mr. Paulo Ferreira, Director of the World University Championships.

We fully realize that the cover of this Trends Journal will evoke a range of reactions. Some may find it offensive, others provocative, while still others will recognize and welcome it as a potent expression of an ominous trend that, if not reversed, will become an inescapable reality.
In this issue we spell out how America has become a full-fledged police state. This conclusion is based on recently passed laws, Executive Orders, guidelines from the Attorney General, and Supreme Court rulings … hard facts; not hysteria nor imagination. This is not Chicken Little “The sky is falling” alarmism.
The sky has fallen on America’s freedom.
YOUR MONEY AND YOUR LIFE
While this Trends Journal provides ample financial/economic analyses and forecasts, its primary focus is on your life, rather than “just” your money.
A major theme in this issue is the march to war, and its relationship to failing economies. Wars at home are being fought in depression-wracked, austerity- burdened nations as governments battle to keep control of out-of-control mobs who blame their leaders for their hardships.
Wars abroad are being fomented by governments desperate to deflect public attention away from deteriorating domestic conditions by whipping up fear and hysteria of foreign foes who threaten “national security.”