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Inner City Development’s Country Dance and Silent Auction in Quihi
Inner City Development's Country Dance and Silent Auction in Quihi, Texas, just beyond Castroville at the Quihi Dance Hall--Saturday, Jan. 31, 7:00pm to 11:00pm. Band retirement: LAST GIG FOR THE MEDINA MUD BAND after 23 years of supporting ICD!! Come out and express a big thank you! We'll also have Maury Maverick Chili, tamales, desserts, and great auction items! $8.00 admission to help buy a new van for the children's programs at ICD.
Find out more »3rd Annual World Hijab Day
A day in the life of a Hijabi: On February 1st, 2015, we invite both Muslim (non-hijabi) and Non-Muslim women to participate in an worldwide event by wearing Hijab for a day (wherever you're at). This is our 3rd annual World Hijab Day. More info:http://www.worldhijabday.com/ Founder: Nazma Khan "World Hijab Day is not an act of worship but rather an effective way to create global awareness of the issue that is being attacked unfairly. It has achieved some great success…
Find out more »Seminar : Decolonizing The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
The U.S. war against Mexico from 1846 to 1848 resulted in Mexico losing half of its national territory. The expansionist drive by the U.S. under its policy known as Manifest Destiny was the fundamental reason for this war which created an internal colony in the U.S. for the first time: the Mexican community. The ratification of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo on Feb 2, 1848, which 'legalized' the U.S. armed theft of Mexico's territory, simply defines the conquerer's conditions imposed…
Find out more »From Selma to Ferguson: How Much Progress Have We Made? (pt. 3)
with Jorge Montiel, Kevin Downey, and Doshie Piper 3 Mondays, Jan. 19, 26, and Feb. 2, 7 – 9 p.m.; $35 Register By: Jan. 12. Enrollment: 12 min. / 30 max. Some argue that the violence perpetrated against young black men in Ferguson, Staten Island and other places indicates that we have regressed from the achievements of the civil rights movement. On the other hand, civil rights activist Angela Davis argues that those killings are part of “an unbroken line…
Find out more »San Antonians for Peacebuilding: Changing Relationship with Cuba Presentation
The next San Antonians for Peacebuilding meeting will be Mon., Feb. 2, 7:00 PM, Madison Square Presbyterian Church, (Fellowship Building, 2nd Floor), located at 319 Camden Street at Lexington Ave., Downtown. Our speaker will be Ruben Armendariz, Presbytery Consultant for Church Development and Acting Head of Staff, Mission Presbytery, San Antonio. Ruben will speak on the changing relationship between the United States and Cuba. Ruben recently returned from a trip to Cuba on behalf of the Presbyterian Church (USA) seeking…
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