"We fought injustice wherever we found it, no matter how large, or how small, and we fought injustice to preserve our own humanity."
Nelson Mandela
Herb and Ann
Mon, Apr 21, 6:30 pm: Classes in Spanish for adults over age 50 who are coping with chronic disease; led by bilingual, bicultural facilitators Lupita Reyes, LMSW, and Poema Weller. Free and open to adults and their caregivers; limited to 15 persons. Classes continue to May 26. To register, call (616) 499-4872. Cosponsors:
Tues, Apr 21, 7 pm: "Climate Change: A Faith Perspective," by Sister Sharon Zayac of Jubilee Farms, speaking on the Climate Projectinternational volunteers trained by Al Gore "to raise awareness about this crisis and inform people of potential solutions." At Lady of the
Wed, Apr 22, 11:30 am: Annual Minority Business Awards Luncheon of the Business Connections Committee,
Thurs, Apr 23, 6 pm: 17th annual "Reach for the Stars" dinner auction to benefit programs and services of the Center for Women in Transition; featured speaker is journalist and author Joan Anderson. $100; reservations required; seating limited to 400. Call (616) 494-1744 or visit www.aplaceforwomen.org for tickets. At
Mon, Apr 27, 7 pm: Forum, "Children at Risk," with a panel of child advocate experts concerned about the rising numbers of such children in