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Join the Baptist Ministers Conference of Greater New York & Vicinity for a Town Hall Meeting on affordable housing and job opportunities on Thursday, March 15 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, 201 Malcolm X Boulevard (at West 120th Street). Held in association with New York Interfaith Commission for Housing Equality, Micah Institute, Masjid Malcolm Shabazz, Faith of New York and Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, this meeting is an opportunity for community residents to hear from their elected officials. Expected to attend are Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer, City Council Speaker Corey Johnson, New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer, Assemblyman Al Taylor, New York City Public Advocate Letisha James, and representatives from the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and Harlem Community Development Corporation (HCDC).
A panel discussion event to enable participants to learn more about the impact of climate change on women, stories of faith advocacy on climate change so far, and to understand what we can take forward in action and advocacy. Panelists
Revd. Rose Mpango: Experiences of climate change in the Anglican Church of Tanzania
Kaori Nakamura and Tae Yasumura, Nippon Sei Ko Kei (Japan): The Church and the environment
Yvonne O’Neal: A personal experience of Hurricane Irma
Dr. Damaris de Jesús Carasquillo: Puerto Rico post-Hurricane Maria
Respondents
Revd. Melanie Mullen: How The Episcopal Church is responding to climate change in parishes
Revd .Glenda McQueen: Climate change and responses in TEC’s dioceses in Latin America & the Caribbean
Lynnaia Main: UN, Advocacy and Action
H. E. Pennelope Beckles, U.N. Ambassador from Trinidad and Tobago
RSVP to Doreen Bermudez at dbermudez@cchr.nyc.gov or call (212) 416-0232 by February 15,2018. To request an assistive listening device, interpretation, or another accommodation, please email Anna Martinez at armartinez@cchr.nyc.gov by February 12. Wheelchair accessible entrance on 435 West 116th Street, New York, NY 10027
Memoirs of Geisha meets Slumdog Millionaire in this vibrant award-winning stage show with original music, colors of India and a riveting mother-daughter tale told in the shadow of a Mumbai brothel. Referencing both the Mahabharata and contemporary Bollywood, experience this bold acted and danced protest to the contemporary sex trade and abuse of young women in India.
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Two people fall in love, decide to spend their lives together, find an officiant, stand under a Chuppah to take their vows — and then celebrate their joy. Except in Israel, it’s not that simple. You are cordially invited to a very special Triple Wedding; a celebration not only of love and commitment but of the equality of all Jews. In Temple Emanu-El’s historic sanctuary, prominent rabbis representing Judaism’s different movements will join in matrimony three Israeli couples who are deprived of the right to marry at home because they are either gay, not considered Jews according to Israel’s chief rabbinate, or because they reject the rabbinate’s rigid control over Jewish marriages and divorces. Join us to support them and the cause of religious freedom and equal rights in Israel.
Honor the 100th anniversary of when workers first took state power by attending an evening of speakers, music and Russian food. Historian-activists will discuss the importance of the Soviet revolution and its meaning for today. Saturday, November 4. Program 7:00PM, $5.00 door donation. Dinner (with vegan options) 6:00PM, $10.00 donation.
“One Hundred Years Later: Impressions; Russian Artists of America and the Century of Revolution.”
In association with LIC- Artists and “North Cross”, The Plaxall Gallery of LIC is hosting a centennial art exhibition and a cultural event to celebrate the anniversary of Russian Revolution 1917-2017:
“One Hundred Years later: Impressions”. Director Yuriy Sandulov presents 30 selected Russian artists from the former Soviet Bloc, currently living in America, who will display their personal visions and experiences with the Soviet system, including curator of the event, Elena Sarni, and creative director, Yelena Tylkina. The opening reception will be held at The Plaxall Gallery 5-25 46th Avenue, LIC (between Vernon Blvd. and 5th St.) on November 4, 2017 from 6-10 p.m. with distinguished guests and supporters: representatives from the Russian, Belarus, and Bulgarian Embassies of New York City. The event will be accompanied with theatrical performances, live music and refreshments.
The CUNY School of Professional Studies presents Becoming Activist, an engaging online presentation about successful critical literacy and youth organizing taking place outside of traditional classroom spaces. Dr. Elizabeth Bishop will present lessons learned from her research with five young, self-described activists in New York City, demonstrating how the development of critical literacy skills plays a significant role in how young people experience and address experiences of injustice. Dr. Bishop is an educator, researcher, and youth advocate. She serves as Director of Curriculum and Outcomes Evaluation and Supervisor of Digital Leadership and Learning at Global Kids as well as Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Youth Studies Program at CUNY School of Professional Studies. Her first book “Becoming Activist: Critical Literacy and Youth Organizing” was released by Peter Lang in 2015 and her second book “Embodying Theory: Epistemology, Aesthetics and Resistance” will be out in 2018.
