One World One Family November 2024 Newsletter Connect & Reflect Let’s get together over coffee and bagels before the holiday season starts in earnest. We need to pick up the pieces from the election and see where we are – individually and as a caring social justice organization. Some of us are still avoidant, […]
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One World One Family October 2024 Newsletter What is behind the strong opinions we hold, why do we think our arguments and beliefs are so different from others and why we find it so hard to get along. Let’s read and talk about it! Join us October 15 for PART 3! This event will be virtual
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Our discussion of PART II (Chapters 5-8) of this book will be Sunday, Sept 15 at 7pm on Zoom. We had a lively discussion of PART I in August and look forward to more of the same. If you haven’t read the book and would still like to participate, here’s a good video to watch. ZOOM
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One World One Family July 2024 Newsletter This is a brief newsletter to make sure you know about the Book Discussion. We’ll catch up on more activities in August. Please forward this newsletter to friends and family you think might be interested in the social justices issues that OWOF covers in Western Washtenaw County.
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Before we start summer activities, there are some important events coming up. We need to show our support! Please forward this newsletter to friends and family you think might be interested in the social justice issues that OWOF covers in Western Washtenaw County. To be added to our newsletter list, please contact owofchelsea@gmail.com Speakers to
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TIME TO CONNECT AND REFLECT!! Saturday, Nov 30. 9-11am. Room 115 WSEC Let's get together over coffee and bagels before the holiday season starts in earnest. We need to pick up the pieces from the election and see where we are - individually and as a caring social justice organization. Let's start the conversation and help each other. Eventually, we'll want to get to some sort of action so we'll see what develops. Coffee, tea and bagels provided!
EQUALITY CHELSEA is observing Transgender Day of Remembrance on Wednesday, November 20th at 6:00 pm on the north lawn at St. Paul United Church of Christ (14600 Old 12). We are invited to this solemn, yet inspired time of vigil. This brief, but meaningful vigil will be led by Rev. Eric Stricklin and Joanna Whaley.
It's Indigenous Peoples Day! To learn more, check out this link: https://americanindian.si.edu/nk360/informational/columbus-day-myths #IndigenousPeoplesDay
Final discussion - no need to have participated in the first two. Join us!
PART 2 - SEPTEMBER 15 @ 7pm
This is an important issue to understand! Notice the online option.
The Community Read on The Righteous Mind is on Thursday, Aug 15 at 7pm on Zoom. Here is a Chelsea Update article with the zoom link. https://chelseaupdate.com/aug-15-one-world-one-family-community-read-discussion/ Want to participate but don't have time to get the book? Here is a great video with the author that explains the major ideas. 45 minute but you can just listen. https://billmoyers.com/segment/jonathan-haidt-explains-our-contentious-culture/
Here’s info and Zoom link for the Community Book Discussion. https://chelseaupdate.com/aug-15-one-world-one-family-community-read-discussion/
