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Theater: Can You Hear Their Voices? @ NW Vista College
Can You Hear Their Voices? is a drama written and set in 1931, at the beginning of the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl drought that affected thousands of American farmers. This story juxtaposes the plight of poor farmers against the lavish lifestyles of Washington elite. Can You Hear Their Voices? is a significant play about American history that is rarely produced. The 1931 play by Hallie Flanagan and her former student Margaret Ellen Clifford was based on the short…
Find out more »MARCH & RALLY to keep Latino & immigrant families together!
Gov. Greg Abbott filed the lawsuit to stop DAPA & DACA, which would give Texas’ immigrants temporary relief from deportation. Join us as we march on the first anniversary of DAPA & DACA to demand the Governor meet with families his lawsuit is hurting, and to demand our city officials to step-up and protect our immigrant community in San Antonio. Gob. Greg Abbott interpuso una demanda para detener DAPA & DACA, que le daría a familias Texanas Alivio temporal contra…
Find out more »Exhibit Opening: Through a Mindful Lens
Through a Mindful Lens: A Photo Exhibit by Jim Collier Through a Mindful Lens: A Photo Exhibit by Jim Collier
Find out more »The Circle School 50th Anniversary Gala
You are invited to celebrate The Circle School's 50th year of innovative education, community, and peace. Please join us on Saturday, November 21st, 2015 from 6:00- 10:00pm, for dinner,drinks,dancing, building dedication, and The Circle School documentary screening as we remember and reconnect with friends old and new. Children 12 & over are welcome. If you don't know about the Circle School, whose mission to cultivate “a thriving and compassionate community while individualizing education, fostering a lifelong love of learning, and…
Find out more »Water Conservation through Low Impact Development
Jacques Nsengiyumva, the 2015 Community Solutions Fellow (https://www.irex.org/person/jacques-nsengiyumva) at the Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance, will discuss his work in Low Impact Development water projects with the goal of incorporating this technology into the infrastructure of Rwanda. Jacques is the Environmental Standards and Regulations Officer for the Rwanda Environment Management Authority (http://www.rema.gov.rw/) in Kigali, Rwanda. Light refreshments will be provided. The event is free and open to the public.
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