On April 12, 1963 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was arrested in Birmingham, Alabama. It wasn’t his first time in prison, and it wouldn’t be his last. In jail King penned one of the most important statements on morality, politics, and social justice ever written, known to us as “Letter from Birmingham Jail.” We’ll examine this pivotal moment in the American Civil Rights Movement from every angle, and study King’s subtle, powerful, and persuasive argument that non-violent civil disobedience, no matter how disruptive or inconvenient, was our moral obligation. His words have never been truer than they are today. Sixty minute presentation followed by a 30 minute Q&A.

When incapacity or death strikes it’s too late for your kids / heirs to ask questions. It’s also too late to see if there are errors or gaps in your planning.  In this class I will be guiding you through the process for setting up a 1-page instruction sheet for your heirs.  You will also be creating a binder that contains the essential items your heirs will need.  As you are guided through the worksheet, we will be talking about the tax and financial repercussions that your heirs will be dealing with. I am particularly passionate about this exercise after my own father passed way.   He had a tax practice, my brother is a CPA, I am a CFP, and the trust planning was in place. And yet, there were a few areas that we overlooked and that sent us to probate and triggered unnecessary taxes.  I want to help you avoid this and that’s why I created this process.  This will be a hands-on working and learning environment. Please register early so materials can be sent to you beforehand. You will need to either print them out or ask for a mailed copy. Barbara Norman, CFP®, ChFC® CDFA® is the CEO of Sage Path Solutions,  the Founder of The Women’s Financial Academy – a CA non-profit organization dedicated to education, and a member of Ed Slott’s Master Elite IRA Advisor program.    Barbara has a tax background and has served in the financial services industry since 1986.

This class is for students who have completed Spanish Intermediate I and II classes or equivalent and who have experience using the present tense. The focus is on learning reflexive verbs, subjunctive, past tenses, conversation and expressions while mixing in grammar and vocabulary. There is no textbook for this class. However, if you would like an optional referance guide, you can purchase Advanced Spanish STEP-BY-STEP by Barbara Bregstein, published by McGraw-Hill.

This class is for students who have no background in Spanish. We will focus on learning vocabulary, the uses of SER and ESTAR (to be), dates, numbers, and interrogative words. The textbook for this class is Easy Spanish STEP-BY-STEP by Barbara Bregstein, published by McGraw-Hill. The text book for this class is "Easy Spanish STEP - BY - STEP" by Barbara Bregstein. The book is published by McGraw Hill. You are responsible for purchasing the book.

This class is for students who have taken a basic Spanish class. We will continue with the present tense using irregular verbs. We will practice grammar, reading, and introduce new vocabulary. The textbook for this class is Easy Spanish STEP-BY-STEP by Barbara Bregstein, published by McGraw-Hill. The text book for this class is "Easy Spanish STEP - BY - STEP" by Barbara Bregstein. The book is published by McGraw Hill. You are responsible for purchasing the book.

This course is for people with a very advanced level of Spanish who wish to deepen and perfect their knowledge of the language. Students will debate in Spanish, accurately and fluently, on a variety of topics. Learning is achieved through the use of group dynamics, in addition to role playing and representation.