Meeting
This meeting will be a business meeting and the first of our Labor Film Series! We plan to screen the documentary Matewan (2002, 135 min.). A labor leader who is seeking to organize the workers of a company town sets off a powder keg of racial hostility, corruption and betrayal in this tale of the bitter clash between unionist miners and the tyrannical coal company owners in West Virginia in the 1920s.
Free parking is available in the “R” spaces — “R” for “Rardin Clinic” — behind the building.
This month’s program: “Winning at Life Using Science, Compassion, and Reason”
The Ohio Association of Railroad Passengers (dba All Aboard Ohio) exists to achieve for the citizens of Ohio a modern, consumer-focused, statewide passenger transportation network that provides people with real travel choices they want and can use.
Contact: 844-GO4-RAIL or Larry Robertson, robertson.9@osu.edu
Columbus Residents are working to ensure safe drinking water, clean air, and safe soil in the City of Columbus.
The Columbus Community Bill of Rights is an Amendment to the Charter of the City of Columbus. This rights-based amendment will give Columbus residents local control over the extraction of hydrocarbons and protect their unalienable rights for pure water, clean air, and safe soil, free from “toxins, carcinogens, radioactive substances, and other substances known to cause harm to health.”
Columbus Residents are working to ensure safe drinking water, clean air, and safe soil in the City of Columbus.
The Columbus Community Bill of Rights is an Amendment to the Charter of the City of Columbus. This rights-based amendment will give Columbus residents local control over the extraction of hydrocarbons and protect their unalienable rights for pure water, clean air, and safe soil, free from “toxins, carcinogens, radioactive substances, and other substances known to cause harm to health.”
Columbus Residents are working to ensure safe drinking water, clean air, and safe soil in the City of Columbus.
The Columbus Community Bill of Rights is an Amendment to the Charter of the City of Columbus. This rights-based amendment will give Columbus residents local control over the extraction of hydrocarbons and protect their unalienable rights for pure water, clean air, and safe soil, free from “toxins, carcinogens, radioactive substances, and other substances known to cause harm to health.”
Columbus Residents are working to ensure safe drinking water, clean air, and safe soil in the City of Columbus.
The Columbus Community Bill of Rights is an Amendment to the Charter of the City of Columbus. This rights-based amendment will give Columbus residents local control over the extraction of hydrocarbons and protect their unalienable rights for pure water, clean air, and safe soil, free from “toxins, carcinogens, radioactive substances, and other substances known to cause harm to health.”
Columbus Residents are working to ensure safe drinking water, clean air, and safe soil in the City of Columbus.
The Columbus Community Bill of Rights is an Amendment to the Charter of the City of Columbus. This rights-based amendment will give Columbus residents local control over the extraction of hydrocarbons and protect their unalienable rights for pure water, clean air, and safe soil, free from “toxins, carcinogens, radioactive substances, and other substances known to cause harm to health.”
We advocate for alternative economic models that pose serious challenges to the capitalist system. Please join us this month as we explore how FLOK Society, Open Cooperatives and Fab Labs can empower marginalized communities in central Ohio. These meetings are free and open to the public.
Contact: Michael Vinson, 614-843-8721
Join us on Wednesday, July 15, for July Green Drinks: How Does the Environment Impact our Health?
How does a polluted environment impact Ohioans’ health? Or you could say, what is the connection between a healthy environment and a healthy city? We often discuss environmental issues and climate change in terms of costs and “the right thing to do.” But a new framework has emerged over the last few years: our health.