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“Jewish Pacifism from Joshua to Gaza,” hosted by OSU Center for the Study of Religion

Wednesday, January 31, 4-5:30pm, Hagerty Hall [Rm. 198A], 1775 College Rd.

The OSU Center for the Study of Religion is excited to host visiting scholar Elliot Ratzman for a series of events to be held throughout the 2024 Spring Semester. These visits will include public lectures, a reading group, and classroom lectures and visits. The first event in this series is a research lecture, “Jewish Pacifism from Joshua to Gaza,” or “American Jewish Pacifism: Countertraditions and Interreligious Networks 1918-1973.”

“Fair Districts Speakers Bureau Training,” hosted by League of Women Voters of Ohio, ACLU of Ohio, Common Cause Ohio, and Fair Districts Coalition

Tuesday, January 30, 6pm, this on-line event requires advance registration

Share your knowledge about redistricting as a Fair Districts Speaker!

As petition circulators hit the streets across Ohio collecting signatures for the Citizens Not Politicians Amendment, our neighbors have questions about why they should care about redistricting, and what this amendment is all about.

“Pricing Your Artwork,” with Kristen Brown [a virtual workshop], hosted by Greater Columbus Arts Council

Tuesday, January 30, 5:30pm, this on-line event requires advance registration

How do I price my art? Kristen Brown, artist and founder/CEO of Rela, will provide some answers to this common question. In this virtual workshop, Kristen will present pricing formulas, context for market pricing, and new approaches to value assessments.

This session will be offered through Microsoft Teams. Please test and/or download Teams prior to the workshop date.

RSVP for this event by using this link.

Transit Columbus January Kickoff Meeting

Sunday, January 28, 2-4pm, Goodale Park Shelterhouse, 120 W. Goodale St.

We’re back in 2024 with a whole new slate of initiatives. Join us on Sunday, January 28 for our annual kickoff meeting. Lend your input and insights into our strategic plan, hear from local operators and advocates, and then join us for a social hour where you can connect with community members.

Until then, give us your thoughts and input through our 2024 Strategic Plan form.

“The Wildwoods: Journey Through the Heart of American Roots Music,” hosted by Columbus Folk Music Society

Saturday, January 27, 8pm, Columbus Mennonite Church, 35 Oakland Park Ave.

Complex harmonies, whirling layers, and a special “blend of herbs and spices” — this is how the Lincoln Journal Star’s Best Band of 2022 describes their particular brand of American roots music. Though they call Lincoln, Nebraska their home, The Wildwoods’ have shared both their original works and beautifully pared-down covers with domestic and international alike, and their next show in Columbus is just the thing to help cure some of those on-coming Ohio winter blues.

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