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Film Screening: Quest for Honor
This is Mary Ann Smothers Bruni's documentary, "Quest for Honor," which was shortlisted for the Academy Award. It's about honor killings in the tribal regions of Kurdistan. Mary Ann will answer questions from the audience. Refreshments will be served.
Find out more »3rd Annual San Antonio African-American Summit
The 3rd Annual San Antonio African-American Summit. Sunday, November 5 from 3pm-5pm in the Student Engagement Center Ballroom at the University of the Incarnate Word. Sponsored by NSI and the UIW Ecumenical Initiatives Department. Moderated by Dr. Ron Kelley. Featuring dynamic panels of community leaders and a solutions-oriented group discussion regarding this year’s theme: “Preparing Our Youth for Success.” Free admission. All ages welcome. Doors open at 2:30pm. Last year’s event was standing-room only, please arrive early for priority seating.
Find out more »Call to Action: SA Free Speech
Show up to B Session and show city council your support for the Free Speech Coalition. Let's overflow the room in support of the 1st amendment. Organizations who support of the coalition: American Indians in Texas at the Spanish- Colonial Missions Council on American Islamic Relations Democratic Socialists of San Antonio Domesticas Unidas Esperanza Peace and Justice Center Social Justice Committee of the First- Unitarian Universalist Church Fuerza Unida Bexar County Green Party Indivisible San Antonio In the Know SA…
Find out more »Kristallnacht Commemoration
Join Temple Beth-El San Antonio, Congregation Agudas Achim SA, and the Holocaust Memorial Museum San Antonio in a remembrance ceremony for Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass. Our formal service will begin at 5:30 pm and will feature Helene Banks, a member of Agudas Achim who was 3 years old during the ‘Night of Broken Glass’ will share her family’s compelling story of survival. The service begins at 5:30pm, but is preceded by a joint religious school program at 4:30pm…
Find out more »Pub Theology w/ Judge Tommy Stolhandske: “Therapeutic Justice, Drug Courts, and Your Higher Power”
Behind the opiod crises and other addictions that plague our city, the court system faces a tough system: what does justice really look like for those who struggle with drug addiction? How can an experience with the drug court actually benefit the individual and the community they represent? Come to the Friendly Spot, grab a beer, and learn more from Judge Tommy Stolhandske and drug court graduate Christine Casarez. Tommy Stolhandske is the judge of the Bexar County Court at…
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