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9:30 am 32nd Monthly Interfaith Prayers for Victims and Survivors of Violence @ Baha'i Center
32nd Monthly Interfaith Prayers for Victims and Survivors of Violence @ Baha'i Center
Dec 13 @ 9:30 am – 11:00 am
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Monthly interfaith prayer meeting, held on second Sundays, dedicated to survivors and victims of violence and police terror in Oakland. The Baha’i community of Oakland is organizing this gathering for the community to connect, share prayers, writings and poems from all spiritual traditions, reflect and recharge and build coalitions interested in healing. In April, it was two years since we started holding these prayer meetings at the Baha’i Center. Come share prayers, quotes, poems, and favorite passages from your scriptures with us. We will serve a simple breakfast.60052
1:00 pm Bill of Rights Day Celebration @ Impact Hub
Bill of Rights Day Celebration @ Impact Hub
Dec 13 @ 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm
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Oakland: Bill of Rights Day Celebration bill of rights day Tickets are limited. Please purchase yours below by Friday, Dec. 11, 2015. It’s been an amazing year, full of victories for all Californians! Come celebrate with us at our annual Bill of Rights Day. This year, we’ll be in Oakland at the Impact Hub, a coworking space for change-makers! After the program, enjoy appetizers and an open bar at the reception, honoring: Dorsey Nunn for his commitment to racial justice, especially in voting rights and for catalyzing the nation’s “ban … Continued
2:30 pm Emeryville Police with AR-15s: Are We Safer? – A Public Forum @ NUHW Hall
Emeryville Police with AR-15s: Are We Safer? – A Public Forum @ NUHW Hall
Dec 13 @ 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm
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This public forum will examine the militarization of local police departments and the implications for public safety, inspired by the murder of Yuvette Henderson by the Emeryville Police Department. Yuvette was gunned down on February 2nd after being confronted by a security guard at Home Depot for alleged shoplifting. She died in a hail of gunfire by Emeryville police armed with AR-15 military-grade machine guns. Since that day, many in our community have asked – why does a small police department, patrolling a community of less than 11,000, need military-grade … Continued
December 13, 2015