Larry Carver Mental Health Series
2008
Presents
an excerpt from Michael Mack’s
Hearing
Voices
(Speaking in Tongues)
At the
Middleboro Public Library
in the Downstairs Meeting Room
May 15, 6 to 8 PM
Schizophrenia touches
one in every hundred people
May is Mental Health Month
Michael Mack's Middleboro event is to be a
30-minute extract from his full-length 90 min.
play. There will be a Question & Answer
period. If our event runs late we will adjourn to
the UU Parish Hall 25 South Main Street at 8:00
PM.
Find out more
about Michael Mack’s
feature-length one-man
play

Details to follow.

The Jamaica Plain Forum
Seating on a first-come basis

Independent media super-star, Amy Goodman, and her brother, independent journalist David Goodman, visit Boston on their 2008 tour for their new book “Standing up to the Madness: Ordinary Heroes in Extraordinary Times.” The co-authors will be sharing their experiences documenting grassroots movements for peace, justice and the environment all across the country. The book will be available for purchase at the event.
For more information please visit http://www.jamaicaplainforum.org

See attached flyer

Speakers: Nancy Banks (UU Mass Action) and Jo Comerford (Former Director of Western Mass AFSC, now at the Food Bank.)

See attached flyer

We are having our "Green Sanctuary Sunday" and have Emily Boedecker, the Outreach Director from the Vermont Nature Conservancy is speaking to us on "the Why's of Land Conservation". As you probably know, Vermont is a leader in environmental education and Emily is part of this exciting work. The service will end at 11:30, but Emily will be available for Q&A during coffee hour which immediately follows the service.

Does it seem that it’s harder than ever to make ends meet? Find out about the massive shift of income and wealth that has taken place in the U.S. over the last twenty-five years. Consider what we can do to reverse this trend. This workshop, presented by United for a Fair Economy (www.faireconomy.org), has been presented in more than a thousand settings around the nation. Hosted by the Social Action/Environmental Committee of All Souls Church. For more information, visit www.allsoulsbraintree.org. or call 781-843-1388. Free. Donations will be accepted to provide the speaker’s fee.

Brought to you by the Boston Climate Action Network and The Jamaica Plain Forum

Please RSVP your attendance to Sarah at globalwarmingcafejp@gmail.com

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The Global Warming Cafe is a powerful, new social change technology that enables us to experience the power of community. Rather than passively listening to experts, the Global Warming Cafe is an opportunity to:

* draw on your experience,
* actively reflect with others in your community, and
* find ways with others to take practical steps forward

First Parish Church in Plymouth is the oldest continuous church in New England and will be the location of a Peace Service on the 5th anniversary of the War in Iraq. Everybody who thinks about, dreams of, or works toward peace is invited to attend and participate.

"I was once asked why I don't participate in anti-war demonstrations. I said that I will never do that, but as soon as you have a pro-peace rally, I'll be there"
-Mother Theresa (1910-1997)