\nPeaceWorks Rochester Community Calendar

Time:

5:30pm

Location:

CCA’s CORE Center 803 West Ave. Suite 196 Rochester, NY

Description:

Did you know that on April 10th 2017, Governor Cuomo
signed “Raise the Age” into law in New York?

That means as of October 2019, New York state will no longer automatically prosecute all 16- and 17-year-olds as adults or sentence them to adult prisons.
“When They See Us”
(Movie Clips)
A “Raise the Age” Legislation
Information Session/Panel Discussion
• Are you 16-17 years old or work with youth?
• Have you been involved in the Juvenile Justice/Criminal Justice System?
• Do you know someone involved in the Juvenile/Criminal Justice System?
• Want to know more about the new Raise the Age Law?

Come to the FREE
“Raise the Age” Legislation information session and panel discussion
Friday, Nov. 1st 6pm-8pm

CCA’s CORE Center
803 West Ave. Suite 196
Rochester, NY

To RSVP please call: Marissa Saunders 315-422-5638 x238 or
Email: msaunders@communityalternatives.org

FREE Dinner at 5:30pm

In Partnership with
The Children’s Agenda

Time:

7:30pm

Location:

George Eastman Museum, 900 East Avenue

Description:

Rochester’s Labor Film Series continues at the Dryden Theatre George Eastman Museum, 900 East Avenue

This will be an extraordinary movie experience. Please come!

MAN WITH A MOVIE CAMERA

(Dziga Vertov, USSR, 1929, 68 min.)

Silent with live performance by the renowned Alloy Orchestra

Hailed as one of the greatest documentaries, this classic of experimental early filmmaking shows the work of a cameraman as he records life and work in the streets of Moscow, Kiev and Odessa. The film montage is accompanied by the Alloy Orchestra, which based their score on the director’s notes to his composer for the premiere in 1929.

Time:

10:00am - 1:00pm

Location:

285 Clarissa St. Rochester, NY

Description:

Come out and support the Squirrel while enjoying a amazing brunch with other community members. This year will be the 10 year celebration of the Flying Squirrel! TEN YEARS! A DECADE! WE MADE IT! Come join the celebratory feast as we thank the community that has supported and sustained the space for all these years.

Nov. 3, 10am - 1pm (PS. it's daylight savings! Don't forget to turn your clock back an hour!)
285 Clarissa St.
Rochester, NY

We ask for $10 donation to support the Squirrel.

T-Shirts and Slingshots will be for sale!

Menu:
Potatoes
Egg Bake
Vegan French Toast
Vegan Pancakes
Tofu Scramble
Coffee (fair trade/organic)
Other goodies!

Please pass this onto your friends and family.

Time:

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Description:

Peace/Anti-War vigil at corner of East Ave. and Goodman Street, Rochester. All are welome!

Time:

1:30pm - 3:30pm

Location:

1010 East Ave. (the red brick building immediately west of Asbury United Methodist Church)

Description:

Seeds of Hope will be offering a series of monthly gatherings to help us face the ecological, social, political, and cultural challenges of our times with centeredness, depth, presence, vision, creativity, and connectedness, so that we can be agents of evolutionary change in these times. We will be drawing on the deep wisdom of Joanna Macy and her associates, whose “Work That Reconnects” process has helped many thousands of people reconnect with their own depths, with the earth, and with others, so they can embody the kind of change our world needs.

Each of our next four Seeds of Hope gatherings will take us through the Work That Reconnects spiral, and will go deeply into one of the four movements:
1. Nov. 3--Opening our hearts in gratitude
2. Dec. 1--Honoring our pain
3. Jan. 5-- Seeing with new eyes
4. Feb. 2--Going forth with vision and a sense of call

We will begin on November 3 with a deep dive into radical gratitude. Radical gratitude is the well that we can draw from to keep us nourished, centered, connected, and open, come what may. This session is titled, “The Surprising Nature of Gratitude–A Tool for Our Times.”

We will meet 1:30-3:30 Sunday, November 3, at 1010 East Ave. (the red brick building immediately west of Asbury United Methodist Church). As always, this is an open group. But we strongly encourage you to make an effort to attend each of the four sessions in this series if you can. Each movement of The Work That Reconnects is an important part of the process of meeting fractured times as whole and whole-ing people. But if you do can’t attend every session, the ones you do attend will be very valuable in their own right.

If you plan to attend on November 3, please RSVP by clicking on “Enroll” using this link: https://connect.pachamama.org/group/rochester/event/seeds-hope-surprising-nature-gratitude-tool-our-times. Enrollment is free. And feel free to share this with others.

Time:

7:00pm

Location:

Downtown United Presbyterian Church, 121 North Fitzhugh Street, Rochester, NY 14614

Description:

Trump's War on Venezuela: Is there any rationale for it?

Presented by

Professor Steve Ellner

When: Wednesday, November 6, 2019 - 7:00 PM

Where: Downtown United Presbyterian Church, 121 North Fitzhugh Street, Rochester, NY 14614

Part I of ROCLA’s series on Venezuela

In the face of nearly universal condemnation of Venezuela by the mainstream media, you may have wondered whether that negative picture is accurate. Professor Ellner, a longtime resident of Venezuela who, since 1977, has taught economic history and political science at the Universidad de Oriente in Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela, will give us a more nuanced view.

The Venezuelan economy is being crippled by the sanctions the Western powers (US, Canada, European Union) have imposed on it. Sanctions impose heavy burdens on ordinary Venezuelans who are just trying to live their lives. Furthermore, unilateral sanctions are illegal under international law. Steve Ellner will discuss the impact of these sanctions and provide a broader perspective of the Venezuelan governments of Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro.

Ellner earned his Ph.D. in Latin American history at the University of New Mexico in 1980. and has also taught at Duke University, Georgetown University, Columbia University, Johns Hopkins University and Tulane University His latest edited book was just released and is titled “Latin America’s Pink Tide: Breakthroughs and Shortcomings.”

Join ROCLA members and friends on Wednesday, November 6th, to hear Dr. Ellner’s illuminating perspective on Venezuela!

Free and open to all; looped for the hearing impaired and accessible.

Time:

7:30am - 8:30am

Location:

Park Avenue & Culver Road

Description:

Witness against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Come and leave as it fits your schedule. The goal is to bring an awareness of the war into our daily lives, remind those driving by that the wars are still going on, call for our troops to come home, and advocate for another approach to healing in Iraq and Afghanistan.

STAND WITH US! Signs are provided.

Bring Them Home Vigils

UU PEACE ADVOCATES
www.rochesterunitarian.org/peaceadvocates.html

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Time:

7:00pm

Location:

Nazareth College Callahan Theater, Arts Center

Description:

The William H Shannon Chair in Catholic Studies Presents:

Fr. James Martin, S.J.
Building a Bridge: How the Catholic Church Can Show Welcome & Respect to the LGBTQ+ Community

Thursday, November 7, 2019
7:00PM - 8:30PM
Nazareth College
Callahan Theater, Arts Center

Proclaimed a “Roman Catholic rock star” by Frank Bruni of The New York Times, James Martin, S.J. can be found on location with film director Martin Scorsese, serving as Stephen Colbert’s official chaplain, offering commentary on religion and spirituality for major media outlets, and tackling weighty matters as a member of the Vatican’s Secretariat for Communication. Editor-at-large of America magazine, he is also the author of many books, including New York Times bestsellers, The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything and Jesus: A Pilgrimage, as well as frequent contributor to the likes of The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. Fr. Martin is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business, Loyola University Chicago, and the Weston Jesuit School of Theology.

Martin’s latest book, Building a Bridge, is testimony to his pastoral commitment. He calls upon LGBTQ+ Catholics and church leaders to enter into dialogue for the sake of building a “relationship of respect, compassion, and sensitivity.” Despite strong pushback from some quarters of the Church, Martin shared with Bruni: “I’m at total peace. I really am. An ocean of hate online is really wiped out by just a few tears from an LGBT person.”

Fr. James Martin meets with Pope Francis: https://www.americamagazine.org/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdO87dmgMMk&feature=youtu.be

Time:

7:00pm

Location:

Nazareth College Callahan Theater, Arts Center

Description:

The William H Shannon Chair in Catholic Studies Presents:

Fr. James Martin, S.J.
Building a Bridge: How the Catholic Church Can Show Welcome & Respect to the LGBTQ+ Community

Thursday, November 7, 2019
7:00PM - 8:30PM
Nazareth College
Callahan Theater, Arts Center

Proclaimed a “Roman Catholic rock star” by Frank Bruni of The New York Times, James Martin, S.J. can be found on location with film director Martin Scorsese, serving as Stephen Colbert’s official chaplain, offering commentary on religion and spirituality for major media outlets, and tackling weighty matters as a member of the Vatican’s Secretariat for Communication. Editor-at-large of America magazine, he is also the author of many books, including New York Times bestsellers, The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything and Jesus: A Pilgrimage, as well as frequent contributor to the likes of The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. Fr. Martin is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business, Loyola University Chicago, and the Weston Jesuit School of Theology.

Martin’s latest book, Building a Bridge, is testimony to his pastoral commitment. He calls upon LGBTQ+ Catholics and church leaders to enter into dialogue for the sake of building a “relationship of respect, compassion, and sensitivity.” Despite strong pushback from some quarters of the Church, Martin shared with Bruni: “I’m at total peace. I really am. An ocean of hate online is really wiped out by just a few tears from an LGBT person.”

Fr. James Martin meets with Pope Francis: https://www.americamagazine.org/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdO87dmgMMk&feature=youtu.be

Time:

7:30pm

Location:

Dryden Theatre, at 900 East Avenue

Description:

For Loach fans, such as myself, and for those who do not know his films, we are all in for a treat. This Friday and next Friday with SORRY WE MISSED YOU (2019) you have the chance to understand the remarkable output of this director.
Come to the Dryden Theatre, at 900 East Avenue, Fri., Nov. 8, 7:30 p.m.

ROCHESTER PREMIERE

VERSUS: THE LIFE AND FILMS OF KEN LOACH

(Louise Osmond, UK, 2016, 93 min.)

With 30 films to his credit — all of them dealing the oppression of workers by their bosses, their government, even their unions — Ken Loach has become Filmmaker to the Working Class. His films have been a staple of the Rochester Labor Film Series: we’ve screened twelve of them! Our tribute begins with Versus, a recent documentary that traces Loach’s career from his early years at the BBC to his prize-winning feature films, describing the evolution of his concerns and methods. (Did you know that he shoots the scenes of feature films in their sequential order?)
Friday, November 8, 7:30 p.m.

Time:

10:00am - 4:00pm

Location:

1199 East Main Street, Rochester, NY

Description:

Rochester Greenovation
The Green Cycles Store = Precycling +Downcycling
+ Upcycling + Recycling + Freecycling + E-cycling

Sustainable Saturdays
Rochester Greenovation
1199 East Main St
288-7564 or email at
info@rochestergreen.org
Sustainability is our Life!

The 2nd Saturday of every month is A Sustainable Saturday
June 14: 10am-3pm
On Sustainable Saturdays we attempt to demonstrate through education &
networking how to reclaim, renew & redefine salvage of all kinds towards the prevention & reduction of generated waste.

This monthly event brings together environmental groups, non-for-profits, green businesses, community organizations, craftsmen, artists & food vendors all for the purpose of demonstrating various ways to leave a smaller footprint on the earth.

We look forward to you joining us on this adventure!
www.rochestergreen.org/
facebook.com/RochesterGreenovation?fref=ts
Rochester Greenovation
www.rochestergreen.org
Strengthening local communities through environmentally conscious initiatives, waste diversion, and ...

Time:

10:00am - 4:00pm

Location:

1199 East Main Street, Rochester, NY

Description:

Rochester Greenovation
The Green Cycles Store = Precycling +Downcycling
+ Upcycling + Recycling + Freecycling + E-cycling

Sustainable Saturdays
Rochester Greenovation
1199 East Main St
288-7564 or email at
info@rochestergreen.org
Sustainability is our Life!

The 2nd Saturday of every month is A Sustainable Saturday
June 14: 10am-3pm
On Sustainable Saturdays we attempt to demonstrate through education &
networking how to reclaim, renew & redefine salvage of all kinds towards the prevention & reduction of generated waste.

This monthly event brings together environmental groups, non-for-profits, green businesses, community organizations, craftsmen, artists & food vendors all for the purpose of demonstrating various ways to leave a smaller footprint on the earth.

We look forward to you joining us on this adventure!
www.rochestergreen.org/
facebook.com/RochesterGreenovation?fref=ts
Rochester Greenovation
www.rochestergreen.org
Strengthening local communities through environmentally conscious initiatives, waste diversion, and ...

Time:

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Description:

Peace/Anti-War vigil at corner of East Ave. and Goodman Street, Rochester. All are welome!

Time:

4:30pm - 5:30pm

Location:

First Unitarian Church, 220 S. Winton Road

Description:

Witness against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Come and leave as it fits your schedule. The goal is to bring an awareness of the war into our daily lives, remind those driving by that the wars are still going on, call for our troops to come home, and advocate for another approach to healing in Iraq and Afghanistan.

STAND WITH US! Signs are provided.

UU PEACE ADVOCATES
www.rochesterunitarian.org/peaceadvocates.html

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Time:

6:30pm

Location:

James Monroe High School (Rochester, New York) Rochester, New York 14607

Description:

School to Prison Pipeline Town Hall
Public · Hosted by Genesee Valley Chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) and Citizen Action of New York - Rochester Chapter
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Nov. 12 at 6:30 PM – 9 PM

James Monroe High School (Rochester, New York)
Rochester, New York 14607

Time:

6:30am

Location:

Community Room, West Bloomfield Congregational Church, 9035 NY-5, West Bloomfield, NY 14585

Description:

CARBON TAX BASICS FOR SMARTIES

Putting an honest price on fossil fuel pollution
without scrapping hamburgers or growing government.

WHAT: Presentation by Ellie Syverud and Danielle Lyon of Citizens’ Climate Lobby

WHEN: Thursday Nov 14, 2019

TIME: 6:30 PM Social time, light refreshments; 7:00 program starts; 9:00 program ends

WHERE: Community Room, West Bloomfield Congregational Church, 9035 NY-5, West Bloomfield, NY 14585

FREE and open to the public.

CITIZENS’ CLIMATE LOBBY’s solution to climate change? Democracy. For 40% less carbon emissions over the next 12 years. The Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act: Simple, comprehensive, effective. Supporters in 400+ local chapters are building support in Congress across political lines to find climate solutions.

WEST BLOOMFIELD CHAT #4, this will be part of a series of discussion of ideas to move society, sponsored by the Knitting Club. The Knitter meet at this church at 9:30 AM each 2nd and 4th Monday. All are invited! (No knitting or religion is practiced!)

Info: Ellie Syverud ellie7349@gmail.com CCL
Paul Hudson pbarthud@outlook.com 585-330-0889 Knitters

All publicity is appreciated. Tell your friends! Also, offer rides—some are not comfortable driving at night.

Time:

6:30pm - 8:30pm

Description:

The Rochester Minimalists present a Zero Waste panel discussion from 6:30-8:30 pm on Thursday, November 14 at Brighton Memorial Library. Speakers will discuss ways to reduce your environmental footprint at home, by supporting area businesses and organizations focused on sustainability, and by participating in zero waste efforts in your community.

Panelists will include:

Eron Damercy is a Rochester-based organizer who aims to advocate for social change through waste reduction, collective ownership, and radical inclusivity. Eron is part of a robust network of volunteer groups such as Rochester Food Not Bombs and the Flower City Pickers, which take items that would otherwise be wasted and connect them with destinations where they are needed. By building a network of mutual aid in Rochester, Eron and their colleagues hope to raise awareness about the excesses of capitalism and offer alternatives that reduce both material waste and social inequality in the community.

Cassidy Putney is the co-founder of Impact Earth and currently serves as their Director of Sustainability. With a degree in Public Policy from Rochester Institute of Technology, Cassidy brings a unique perspective to the table as Impact Earth creates and implements innovative zero waste educational and creative infrastructure programs in the Finger Lakes region. A certified Social Change Organizer, Cassidy strongly supports the mission to create sustainable zero waste communities through her ability to rally public support and kindle behavior change in diverse communities.

Evan Zachary is the Director of Development with Flower City Pickers Inc. and an AmeriCorps VISTA with Foodlink where he works to re-imagine waste as a resource that can be oriented at the public good in order to challenge the linear consumption economy. Previously Evan worked at RIT to support sustainability programming at RIT such as Goodbye Goodbuy (a move-out collection move-in sale), RIT Foodshare (an on-campus food pantry), and a Socially Responsible Investment Advisory Committee. When he's not working Evan can be found at Central Rock Gym, biking around town, making macrame, or volunteering with Rochester Food Not Bombs.

Kimberly Connolly is Executive Director of Rochester Greenovation, a nonprofit which works to reduce waste and associated costs by providing and promoting alternatives for reusable materials, educating the public about the value of such materials and partnering with area not-for-profits to donate needed items. Kimberly is committed to using her role at Greenovation to raise awareness about the environment, coexistence with nature and being more eco-conscious.

Amy Cavalier is leader of the Rochester Minimalists and an proponent of they Buy Nothing movement in Monroe County. Buy Nothing Communities are hyper-local, gift-based economies where neighbors can ask for, share or give away things, services and more for FREE! There are over 3,000 Buy Nothing Communities in the world, over 125 of which are in New York and 26 of which are in Monroe County. Amy is passionate about helping neighbors reduce consumption and waste, save money, and discover the power of community.

Contact: Heather Buckley info@colorbrightongreen.org

Time:

6:00pm

Location:

Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science (CR 1125)

Description:

The RIT Muslim Student Association and the College of Liberal Arts host author

Aisa Purak

Bosnian Immigrants: Opportunities and Challenges

NOV 15, 2019

From 6-8 pm

Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science (CR 1125)

Aisa Purak will discuss the Bosnian community of Rochester. Her book Bosnian Immigrants: Opportunities and Challenges is focused on the lives and experiences of a sample of 100 Bosnian families living in Rochester, most of whom have successfully adjusted to a new environment while facing many religious, cultural, and linguistic challenges. According to the testimony of many Bosnian refugees residing in Rochester, New York, as refugees and newcomers to the city, they faced many challenges including: the language barrier, cultural differences, isolation, fear of being different and not accepted, fear of losing their ethnic and religious identity, prejudice, discrimination, and uncertainty of the future for their children.

P Swartzfager
pswartzpk@gmail.com

Time:

All day event

Location:

Rochester Museum and Science Center’s Eisenhart Auditorium

Description:

Rochester People's Climate Coalition is hosting a Climate Action Training at the Rochester Museum and Science Center’s Eisenhart Auditorium on Saturday, Nov. 16. Take advantage of this valuable opportunity to gain specific, strategic climate action and advocacy skills, and connect with fellow Rochesterians who are concerned about climate change. This training is designed for everyone concerned about climate – from the most novice to the most experienced climate champions.

Registration required via the RPCC web site: https://www.rocpcc.org/2019training. A $30 donation is suggested for this half-day event, but not required.

Learn more and get registered at www.rocpcc.org/2019training. Questions? Email rocpcc@gmail.com or dial 585-568-7797. We'll see you at RMSC on November 16!

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Evan M. Lowenstein
Communications and Development
Rochester People's Climate Coalition
758 South Avenue
Rochester, New York USA 14620
585-461-1023; 585-820-4068 mobile
evan@rocpcc.org; www.rocpcc.org
www.facebook.org/RochesterPeoplesClimate
www.instagram.com/rochesterclimatecoalition
www.twitter.com/RocPCC

Time:

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Description:

Peace/Anti-War vigil at corner of East Ave. and Goodman Street, Rochester. All are welome!

Time:

2:00pm

Location:

Living Room at Legacy at Cranberry Landing.

Description:

Dear Members & Friends,

Join us on Sunday, November 17, for the ninth event of our 100th Anniversary Year Celebration, a reading by poet MARY MONROE, followed by our usual Open Mic. The event will be held from 2-5 pm, in the Living Room at Legacy at Cranberry Landing.

Join us on Sunday, November 17, 2-5 pm, for a special treat, a performance by singer-songwriter-musician Mary Monroe, followed by our Open Mic. This is the ninth event in our 100th Anniversary Celebration and will, as usual, be held in the Living Room at Legacy at Cranberry Landing.

A singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, recording artist, therapeutic musician, and music instructor, music is Mary Monroe’s full time work. Her main instruments for performances are the lever harp, acoustic guitar, and voice although she also teaches ukulele, and piano and plays the tenor and soprano recorder. Her own music is best described as World-Americana although she performs classical and new age ambient music as well.

Rochester’s own "Harp Goddess," Mary has been a professional musician since the age of 14. She received her musical wings performing with her family group The Monroes. The group included her father Dennis, her mother Mary Ellen Durante-Monroe and her older brother Nicholas.

Monroe’s duo with Nate Coffey, Nate & Mary, has become very popular since they started collaborating in March 2018. They've recorded 3 singles and are working on completing a full album soon. They've performed over 100 concerts together traveling throughout New York State and are planning a national and international tour in the near future.

Don't forget that our open mics are NOT limited to poets: singers, musicians, short fiction writers, comics, and even dancers are also welcome.

Even if you can't join us, if you know folks who might enjoy attending, to perform or as audience members, pass the word and send them the following link to our public invite: http://j.mp/RoPo1911

You can also support RoPo's ongoing efforts with an annual membership, which is still only $20. To join using your credit/debit card, go to http://squareup.com/store/rochester-poets/

Our readings are FREE and open to the public; donations to support Rochester Poets are welcome and gratefully accepted. Refreshments served.

See you on the 17th,

Frank Judge
President
Rochester Poets
585-260-9005

Time:

7:30am - 8:30am

Location:

Park Avenue & Culver Road

Description:

Witness against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Come and leave as it fits your schedule. The goal is to bring an awareness of the war into our daily lives, remind those driving by that the wars are still going on, call for our troops to come home, and advocate for another approach to healing in Iraq and Afghanistan.

STAND WITH US! Signs are provided.

UU PEACE ADVOCATES
www.rochesterunitarian.org/peaceadvocates.html

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Time:

11:45am

Location:

Workers United, 750 East Ave., Rochester, NY (entrance in rear)

Description:

Latina Equal Pay Day Rally / Press Conference
Wednesday, November 20, 2019
11:45 am - 1:00 pm
Workers United, 750 East Ave., Rochester, NY (entrance in rear)

Latinas suffer the largest pay gap of all women - with November 20th representing the date how far into the year Latina women on average must work to earn what white non-Hispanic men doing substantially the same work earned in the previous year.

Join Rochester speakers, community leaders and advocates to rally for pay equity for Latinas and all other women.

Free and open to all. Light snacks will be provided. Wear green to symbolize pay equity.

See resources, videos, free online training at LatinaPayEquity.com.

Sponsored by Pay Equity Coalition
advocate@PayEquityCoalition.com
585-340-7078
For more information: https://bit.ly/2OGZ8mz
Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2442043519348162/

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Barbara Moore, Moore Results
585.748.1850
bmoore@mooreresults.com

Time:

6:00pm

Location:

The Shults Center, Forum

Description:

Dine and Dialogue:
Celebrating the
20th Anniversary of the CISD and Honoring the Founders
Celebrities:
Dr. Nathan Koller
Rabbi Alan Katz
Rev. Gordon Webster
Frank Howard, Esq.
Dr. V. V. Raman
Dr. Susan Nowak, SSJ

When? November 20th, 2019
Where? The Shults Center, Forum Time? 6:00pm-8:30pm
Dinner Cost? $28 for an individual, $250 for a group of ten

Food is vegetarian and Fish added. please RSVP by Nov.14 by emailing cisd@naz.edu and inform us of any dietary restrictions.

Checks can be made out to the Hickey Center for Interfaith Studies and Dialogue and mailed to: Hickey Center for Interfaith Studies and Dialogue Nazareth College 4245 East Ave. Rochester, NY 14618
Muhammad Shafiq, Ph.D.
Professor & Executive Director
Hickey Center for Interfaith Studies and Dialogue
IIIT Interfaith Studies Chair
Nazareth College
4245 East Avenue, Rochester NY, 14618

Time:

6:00pm

Location:

The Shults Center, Forum

Description:

Nazareth College, Hickey Center and the IIIT Chair is pleased to invite you:
Dine and Dialogue:
Celebrating the
20th Anniversary of the CISD and Honoring the Founders
Celebrities:
Dr. Nathan Koller
Rabbi Alan Katz
Rev. Gordon Webster
Frank Howard, Esq.
Dr. V. V. Raman
Dr. Susan Nowak, SSJ

When? November 20th, 2019
Where? The Shults Center, Forum Time? 6:00pm-8:30pm
Dinner Cost? $28 for an individual, $250 for a group of ten

Seats are limited - please RSVP as soon as possible by emailing cisd@naz.edu and inform us of any dietary restrictions.

Checks can be made out to the Hickey Center for Interfaith Studies and Dialogue and mailed to: Hickey Center for Interfaith Studies and Dialogue Nazareth College 4245 East Ave. Rochester, NY 14618

Be Here, Be You, Belong

Time:

11:00am - 12:30pm

Location:

Greece Baptist Church Fellowship Hall 1230 Long Pond Road (just north of Ridge Road) Rochester, NY 1

Description:

Alternative Gift Market

What to buy for the people on your list who have everything?
How about a gift that gives back to our local and global community?

Sunday, November 24, 11:00am-12:30pm
Greece Baptist Church Fellowship Hall
1230 Long Pond Road (just north of Ridge Road)
Rochester, NY 14626

Alice's Encore supports music therapy for veterans and children
Building Minds in South Sudan
Cameron Community Ministries
Coffee Connection fair-trade coffee, supports women in recovery
Habitat for Humanity
Happy Birthday Cha Cha Cha
Heifer International
Homesteads for Hope community farm for adults with disabilities
Huntington's disease amarilys bulbs
One World Goods jewelry and more
PET transportation for amputees in developing countries
RAIHN supports local homeless families
Veteran's Outreach

And MORE!

FREE HOMEMADE COOKIES while you shop!

For more information contact Brandon Arva at 585-225-6160

Time:

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Description:

Peace/Anti-War vigil at corner of East Ave. and Goodman Street, Rochester. All are welome!