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New Orleans: Proud to call it home.  

The YLC has been proud to call New Orleans home since its founding, and in 1994, the organization started sharing its civic pride and encouraging residents to do the same. Now the ubiquitous phrase that came out of this grassroots marketing campaign, "New Orleans: Proud to call it home." can be seen on car bumpers across the country. Along with the bumper stickers, our Proud project hosts events that celebrate our culture.

For a FREE Proud to call it home bumper sticker, email us

Proud to call it home bumper stickers are available in six different languages including: English, French, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, and Spanish. 

 

Leader: Walker Saik can be reached at walkersaik@gmail.com.


NOLA 101 


NOLA 101 is a New Orleans-themed social networking lecture series for area young professionals with the goal of offering attendees an opportunity to learn about New Orleans living while meeting peers in a low-key setting. Each lecture features a guest speaker, specializing in areas of local interest ranging from sports to music to economics - all things that make us proud to call New Orleans home. 

                                                                                         

    

Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for real time updates. Project Leader Walker Saik introduces
guest speaker Archie Manning at NOLA 101 at Superdome.

Questions? Comments? Email us at Proud.Nola101@Gmail.com.

Upcoming Events...

 
Date Speaker Topic Location/ Parking Cost RSVP
9/15/09 Archie Manning Overcoming adversity The Louisiana Superdome; VIP parking lot. Free - food & beverage provided. This event has ended.
10/26/09 Chris Sule, Master Distiller Old New Olreans Rum Rum's cultural ties to New Orleans  Celebration Distillery; street parking. Free - food & beverage provided. This event has ended. 
12/17/09 Paul Hoolahan, Sugar Bowl CEO The Sugar Bowl's economic impact on New Orleans The Convention Center Marriott Hotel; $5 discounted valet parking. Free - food & beverage provided. This event has ended. 
1/19/09 Ralph Brennan 

The restaurant industry, a vital part of New Orleans cultural flavor

Ralph's on the Park, street parking.$15 - covers a buffet-style dinner with wine.This event has ended. Check out the recap.
 3/25/10

Brian Englehart, director of operations, The Roosevelt Hotel -
New Orleans


The history of the Roosevelt and the challenges of bringing this New Orleans landmark back from ruin.

The Roosevelt Hotel Blue Room. Parking available with valet for $10. Parking also availabe in public garages on University Place or on nearby street.$10 covers admission and hors d'ouerves. Drink specials will be provided.Please RSVP by purchasing advance tickets HERE.
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