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The mission of The Gathering is to build an Intergenerational, movement, rooted in history, cultures and non-violent direct action to heal communities, build collective strength and generate an environment of hope and opportunity.
Civil rights and social justice organizations have come to understand that collective action on a national basis is required to stop child incarceration and challenge the immoral process which perpetuates an unjust justice system. These groups are working under extremely difficult circumstances and many of them with little or no resources. The Gathering is a national movement that creates a coordinated space to 1) fortify relationships between regional groups, 2) support local endeavors and 3) enhance the ongoing organizing of non-violent direct action training. Central to its mission is strengthening our moral environment.
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"The Gathering" is a project of Tides Center 501c3
Civil rights and social justice organizations have come to understand that collective action on a national basis is required to stop child incarceration and challenge the immoral process which perpetuates an unjust justice system. These groups are working under extremely difficult circumstances and many of them with little or no resources. The Gathering is a national movement that creates a coordinated space to 1) fortify relationships between regional groups, 2) support local endeavors and 3) enhance the ongoing organizing of non-violent direct action training. Central to its mission is strengthening our moral environment.
- “a project of tides center” -
"The Gathering" is a project of Tides Center 501c3
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UALR Wesley Foundation
Sept 27, 2009
5:30-7:30pm.
Food, Art, Music, Networking, Talks, Community, Unity and Fun!
Featured Visual Artist Latoya Hobbs
Musical Guests Danita Paige, Gerald Johnson, Tufara Muhammad, and Willie Rhodes.
Suggested Donation $3, no one will be turned away
People are encouraged to bring their own coffee cups and plates to promote recycling.
The dicussion topic is Women and the Healthcare plan. We will also have free HIV testing on site by LWAB, live music and much much more.
Spanish, English, ASL translation available upon request
For more information call:
Rev. Maxine Allen (501) 539-0280,Director of Wesley
or Ari Chagoya (501) 920-1531
Sponsored by Women's Project, The Wesley Foundation UALR, Gathering for Justice and Highlander Center
I am not sure that I will make it the the Highlander Homecoming as I am planning a trip that week to New Orleans for the Many Stories, One Voice Conference. (manystoriesonevoice.org)