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Feedback Survey – We Need Your Input!

One World One Family is asking for input on social justice issues of importance to the community. OWOF has released an on-line survey to gather feedback on some specific areas of concern. There are nine topics presented with the opportunity to suggest others.

With police reform activities underway and numerous activities accomplished this last year, OWOF would like to take this time to reflect and plan and maybe open new doors. We would also like to encourage others to become involved and find areas they feel strongly about.

The link to the survey is here. It takes about 5 minutes to complete. OWOF Board members are committed to put the feedback to good use! The survey will be open until May 15. After the survey is reviewed, OWOF will have a public open membership meeting and will encourage everyone to attend. We hope this will be the first of many membership events.

In the two years since the June 4 Rally to Support #BlackLivesMatter, One World One Family has dedicated itself to justice and equity for all. Our mission includes anti-racism and opposing discrimination in any form, and we are working to empower people to change systems so everyone can participate fully in a diverse society.

For more information about OWOF and learn how to get involved, please email us at owofchelsea@gmail.com or connect with us on Facebook at facebook.com/OneWorldOneFamily.

Our latest newsletter has all the MLKJr. Day activities! Sign up for our monthly email to learn what's happening in the social justice community in our area.

A fun event with some history sprinkled in!

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!

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