CNED GALLERY AND CONTRIBUTORS

We are grateful to collaborate with numerous organizations and individuals who have generously donated to our program, contributing supplies and funding to support students over the years.

THANK YOU!

CONTRIBUTERS:

In Memoriam: Betty Joyce Baham

Betty Joyce Baham was a lifelong advocate for the transformative power of education. She devoted her career to ensuring that all youth—particularly those historically disenfranchised and marginalized—had access to quality educational opportunities.

As a founding member of CNED, Betty continued to shape the educational outcomes of countless young people, extending her impact far beyond her formal career in education. Even in retirement, her unwavering dedication to supporting students through CNED fueled her passion and commitment to empowering the next generation.

Betty passed away on September 10, 2018. She is deeply missed, but her legacy lives on through the lives she touched and the meaningful work she championed.

CNED partnered with Best Buy of Emeryville to donate laptops and SD cards to recipients of the

Dr. Emma J. Clark Foundation in Africa.

Mother Clark with the Laptops!

Chris Cooley and Caroll Barnes at Best Buy

Event Highlights:

Commencement Ceremonies, Scholarship Recipients & Graduates

2023

SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT

Syerra Cabantac

2022 Graduates

Janoel Murrey

Anderson Barnes

2021 Scholarship Recipient

Nicholas Louis Baham IV

2020 - Virtual Commencement Ceremony

Participants included our K-8 Students, Bishop Bullock, Mother Emma Clark, CNED Executive Director Caroll Barnes, Lucinda Taylor, Ph D., Elizabeth Baham, EdD.,

Tylena Cabantac. B.A., and Alexus Barnes

2019 - Commencement Ceremony Modesto, CA