Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a federal holiday in the United States to honor Dr. King’s life, teachings, and legacy. MLK Day is observed on the third Monday in January as a national day of service to encourage all Americans to volunteer to improve their communities. MLK Day 2022 in Chelsea: Schedule of activities […]
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On January 20 at 3:30 p.m, Chelsea’s Human Rights Commission will hold an online presentation: Health Equity: How Far Have We Come? Guest speakers will be: Jeremy Lapedis, Executive Director of the Washtenaw Health Plan Maria Militzer, Researcher and Community Organizer with Mexiquenses Spring Quinones, Community Impact Director with the American Heart Association. Zoom link
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[CANCELED] On January 17, the MLK Jr. Day holiday, families and youth are invited to gather from 10am to 3pm at the Chelsea Depot to work on projects to reach out in a personal way to offer welcome to refugee families. Projects include friendship bracelets, hand drawn cards, and even tie-dye socks. (Youth may bring
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From January 3-16, please consider donating new school and art supplies for refugee families. Suggested items are listed here Amazon wish list is here Read more: Jan. 3-17: Suggested Donations for School and Art Supplies for Refugee Children Drop off locations include: Chelsea District Library First United Methodist Church lobby Chelsea Senior Center Chamber of
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MLK Jr. Day 2022: Event details may change. Contact ChelseaUMC.org. for the most up-to-date information, especially if you are planning to attend in-person. Multicultural Concert, 4:30 pm at Chelsea First “Culture takes on many forms. We are focusing on how music, race, and the arts have helped shape the culture of our country over the
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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/
What is Disability Pride Month?
July is Disability Pride month!
