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Knowing the Rights of Unaccompanied Immigrant Children
Presented by Melissa Cuadrado, a staff attorney at The Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights Special emphasis will be placed on international and domestic laws in regards to unaccompanied children and information about unaccompanied children in San Antonio. Information about volunteering at The Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights will also be shared. The mission of the Young Center is to promote the best interest of unaccompanied immigrant children with due regard to the child’s expressed wishes.
Find out more »The Constitution and Voting Rights @UIW
Each September, UIW observes Constitution Day - the day the U.S. Constitution was signed in 1787. Come hear distinguished author and professor Dr. Keith Gaddie, University of Oklahoma Chair of the Dept. of Political Science, discuss the Constitution and voting rights.
Find out more »San Antonio Feminist Film Festival
The San Antonio Feminist Film Festival was created to center on feminist films and to focus on full equality. Our goal is to highlight feminist film, engage with local leaders and create change in our community. Join us September 20th through September 22nd for our second annual festival, and check out the films below! Night 1 – September 20th. Doors open at 6pm. Food and wine are included. $30 Equal Means Equal: San Antonio Premier of the documentary that offers…
Find out more »Forum — Texas Voter ID Law: Where Are We Today
From the Express News: If you’re confused about the status of Texas’ voter ID law, you aren’t alone. To mitigate that statewide confusion, the League of Women Voters here and the San Antonio student chapter of the American Constitution Society will host a forum on “Texas Voter ID Law: Where Are We Today.” The title isn’t followed by a question mark, but it probably should be. The forum is set for 6-8 p.m. Sept. 20 at the San Antonio Central…
Find out more »Sierra Club: Impacts of Impervious Cover — What Science Can Tell Us
Impervious cover (buildings, parking lots, streets) causes increased stormwater runoff and flooding, contributes to contamination of the Edwards Aquifer, and harms water quality in creeks and rivers. Stephen T. Graham, P.E., Assistant General Manager of the San Antonio River Authority, will present a science-based approach for dealing with these impacts at our September General Meeting. With his wide expertise as an engineer, Graham is responsible for several programs of particular interest to the Alamo Sierra Club: Low-impact development, water quality…
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