Topic: Garbage to Black Gold! - Food Waste Composting --- Why Not in Westchester? Date: Wednesday, February 12, 2014 - 7:00pm They're doing it in San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle---Families put their kitchen food waste out with their recycling and trash for municipal pick-up, and what was garbage is turned into valuable compost rather than […]
"High Power" Screening/filmmaker and anti-nuclear activist, Pradeep Indalkar's talk and Uranium Film Festival in NY area. 2/13 Thur 7:00pm Puffin Cultural Forum http://www.puffinculturalforum.org/events/event/314-qhigh-powerq.html 2/14 Fri 6:30pm BMCC Borough of Manhattan Community College N452 199 Chambers Street See attached flyer 2/14-16 International Uranium Festival in NY http://www.uraniumfilmfestival.org/index.php/en/travelling-festival/usa-2014/new-york-city 2/16 Sun 5:45pm "High Power" Thank you, Ayumi Temlock IPSEC
The Untold Story of the Iran Nuclear Scare by Gareth Porter Tuesday February 18, 2014 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon Hardin Room, Church Center for the United Nations 777 UN Plaza (Corner of 44th Street and 1st Ave) Gareth Porter is an investigative journalist and writer on US foreign and military policy. He has […]
Join us on Sunday to see the Oscar-nominated,Palestinian film Omar, which opens this weekend across the country and is showing in Westchester at Cinema 100 (listed as the Greenburgh Bow-Tie in the NY Times) in the Knollwood Shopping Plaza. We'll retire afterwards to one of the next-door restaurants for a brew/bite and to discuss the movie. When: […]
Community Discussions On "The New Jim Crow" On Monday, February 24, at 6 p.m., WESPAC in partnership with the Antiracist Alliance will kick off a Westchester Community Read and Discussion on the book “The New Jim Crow” by Michelle Alexander. All are invited to the kickoff at the Mapleton Conference Center at Good Counsel located […]
******************************************************************************************************* LAKELAND ADULT EDUCATION LAKELAND SCHOOLS 26. Beekeeping: Get Started this Spring 1 CLASS, TUESDAY, 3/4 7:30-9:00 P.M./ LCBMS-333 FEE: $15 (NO SENIOR DISCOUNT) Bees are fascinating creatures and so essential for a healthy ecosystem. Learn everything you always wanted to know about bees, so you can get started with bees in your own backyard. […]
CROTON CONTINUING EDUCATION CROTON HARMON SCHOOLS Beekeeping: Get Started This Spring! Doug De Candia, Instructor Cameron Kelly Programs Bees are fascinating creatures and so essential for a healthy ecosystem! Learn everything you always wanted to know about bees, so you can get started in your own backyard. Doug will go over necessary equipment, best websites […]
Here is the latest news about our commemoration of the ongoing crises at Fukushima. On March 9 we once again pause to mark the anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that shook Japan, killed and displaced thousands and released to the atmosphere and oceans of the world catastrophic amounts of radiation from the […]
Analyzing Immigration & Comprehensive Reform through a Civil Liberties Lens Fordham University—Westchester Campus 400 Westchester Avenue West Harrison, NY 10604 Sunday, March 9, 2014 2:00 – 4:00 PM U.S. Policy has historically shown patterns of exclusivity and intentional acts of marginalization as it relates to immigration and the right to naturalization. If […]
Flyer attached below. Antoinette Klatzky with the Eileen Fisher Leadership Institute will moderate the evening: Women at the Vanguard of the Worker Cooperative Movement and the Local Fair Wages Campaign Monday, March 10th at the Mapleton Conference Center, 52 North Broadway, White Plains. 6pm potluck, program starts at 6:45pm. Jennifer Welles is the Cooperative […]