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Saturday, March 30, 2019, 10:30 AM – 3:30 PM (doors open at 10:00 AM)
Human Rights vs Corporate Rights: It’s Up to Us! Move to Amend Ohio Network 7th Annual Gathering. Keynote speaker: Keyan Bliss.
Wednesday, March 27, 3-9pm
3pm - Community gathering
5:30 - Vigil by the river
7pm - Community dinner
St. Philips Episcopal Church, 166 Woodland Ave.
All who loved Amber are welcome to come for emotional support and community forum. We will convene and then drive to the Scioto Mile for a vigil at 5:15pm. The vigil begins at 5:30pm. Where we will meet at the river will be announced at St. Philips. After the vigil we will meet back at St. Philips for a community dinner at 7pm. Please come with family and friends to uplift Amber. Volunteer to carpool to help folks get to the locations.
Through March 28
Student Academic Services Building, 281 W Lane Ave, Columbus
Join Students for Justice in Palestine and Palestinian Women's Association for Apartheid Week 2019 on Ohio State's Main Campus.
3/27: Wednesday, 5-6pm
Ohio Union Lobby
Come ready to participate in a dabke flashmob! We will be making a statement with the traditional dance, then have a tour through Arab Student Union's "Apartheid in Palestine" display case at the Union, in front of the Great Hall Meeting Room on the first floor, where we'll explore the basics of Palestine's occupation and its daily consequences.
Monday, March 25, 2019, 7:00 PM. Central Ohioans for Peace Meeting
Program: Screening of Time Scanners: Machu Picchu (2014/60 minutes).
Vegans in Columbus are familiar with Portia's, the vegan restaurant in Clintonville. Now there's a coffee shop "Portia's Next Door" that had its grand opening in February - a new coffee shop and deli with pastries, snacks, juices, smoothies and light breakfasts. Free Press Dining Editor and resident vegan wrote: "So cool, got to have a vegan hot chocolate topped with vegan whipped creme on this cold, rainy day! Also, OMG the egg salad is absolutely awesome."
Portia's Next Door: Coffee-Deli-Snacks
Address: 4426 Indianola Ave, Columbus, OH 43214
Hours: Mon-Sat: 8AM-9PM Sun: 8AM-3PM
Phone: (614) 928-3252
Family and friends gathered to show their love and support for Donna Dalton who was murdered by former Columbus Police vice officer Andrew Mitchell at the site of a vigil, Saturday, March 23. Justice will only be served until Andrew Mitchell and those high ranking officers within the Columbus Police Department who have known for years about the ongoing corruption within this division are all placed in a cell. #Justice4Donna.
Sunday, March 24, 5-8pm
Urban Arts Space, Lazarus building, 50 W. Town St.
#WomensHistoryMonth is HERE, and Black Girl Miracle is celebrating by hosting a pop-up gallery experience! Over the last six months, we've collaborated with some incredible women and artists to curate an intimate and powerful evening of storytelling through art, poetry, and live music.
BGM's interdisciplinary arts approach reflects the multifaceted-nature of the human experience with pieces and performances created to invite you to grapple with your own sense of self - wherever you are on your journey.
Join us on Sunday, March 24th from 5-8pm at the Urban Arts Space for an evening of great art and good company that feels like family. Bring an open heart, and a friend (or two).
Sunday, March 24, 2019, 7:00 – 9:00 PM
JOURNEY OF THE UNIVERSE is an epic film about the human connection to Earth and the cosmos. Renowned scientists, scholars, and award-winning filmmakers weave a tapestry of scientific discoveries in astronomy, geology, biology, ecology, and biodiversity with humanistic insights concerning the nature of the universe. A panel will lead a Q&A after the film and discuss local resources that address issues raised in the film. A discussion of the book version will take place on Sunday, March 31st from 3:30 – 5 pm at Portia’s Cafe, 4428 Indianola Ave, Columbus 43214. $10 donation requested or pay whatever you wish. Location: Northwood High Building, Room 100, 2231 N. High St., Columbus 43201. Facebook.
A global coalition of employees of the Microsoft Corporation is demanding that a contract for work with the U.S. Army be dropped.
Sign your name in support.
The employees have sent an open letter to both the CEO and the president/chief legal officer of Microsoft. Here are some highlights:
■ "We are alarmed that Microsoft is working to provide weapons technology to the U.S. Military, helping one country's government 'increase lethality' using tools we built. We did not sign up to develop weapons, and we demand a say in how our work is used."