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AFFIRMATIONS! OBS Women's Program

Sunday, March 28, 2010 4:00-7:00 pm

Every Child’s Hope School Bldg—8240 St. Charles Rock Road (Formerly Evangelical Children’s Home)

Panel & Break Out Discussion Groups
▪ Sisterhood Pacts ▪ Loving Yourself: The Impact of Unhealthy Relationships
▪ The Role of Culture & Community in our Relationships

Rites of Passage Ceremony

Free Admission ▫ Onsite Childcare ▫ Women Vendors ▫ Open Mic ▫ Raffle Drawings ▫ Networking

Download Affirmations! leaflet here

Download vendor form here

Moratorium Now! Lobby Day

March 17, 2010 - Jefferson City, MO

Speakers:
Emily Miller, a murder victim's family member
Charles Jackson, former Director of Public Safety for Missouri

Jamala Rogers, Justice for Reggie Campaign

For more info, Call TC Parsons @ 314-556-9267

News & Updates on

OBS Coalition Work

Stay tuned for the latest

Think Before you Ink

Initiative.

Coalition Against Police Crimes and Repression

Committee to vote on HB1601 Today!

Read OBS testimony for HB1601

A senate hearing on the local control bill is schedule for Tuesday, March 2 in

Jefferson City.

The next regular meeting is Thursday, March 11 at 7 pm. The meeting will be held at the Rowan Community Center.

For more information, email capcr_cob@hotmail.com.

Justice Institute

For Information and Reports

Click here to go to the JI Page

Thursday, March 4, 2010 at 7 pm,

Rowan Community Center - 1401 Rowan Avenue, St. Louis, MO

Study Sessions going on now.

More on the Justice Institute

See you at the Community Fair at the History Museum

March 27, 2010

Lindell Blvd. & DeBaliviere

OBS and other community groups will be set up all day with inform- ation and materials to get you involved in the burning issues of the day. We will end the day with discussion on Clarence Lang's book.

"The 40-year period highlighted by Lang in his book casts a spotlight on several major episodes that get little attention among many contemporary civil-rights groups and activists."

Download leaflet on event