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From Gerrymandering to CreatingFair Districts in Pennsylvania February 9, 2017 (Thursday, 7pm) – at the Unitarian Universalist Church of the Lehigh Valley, 424 Center Street, Bethlehem, PA. THE ISSUE: the Pennsylvania Legislature redraws the boundaries of legislative districts every ten years, after each national census. tps hoodiesBut the original goal of redistricting — to ensure voting districts remain equal in population — has been undermined by political manipulation of electoral boundaries by both major parties. patagonia r1 hoody sale ukNow we have an opportunity to correct the process. This will be an organizational meeting to form a regional working group. for details about the issue and links to other resources. Lehigh Valley Native American Learning Tour May 6, 2017 (Saturday, 9:00am to 4:00pm) This one-day Learning Tour is designed to shed light on early Native American life and settlements in the Lehigh Valley.

Join us as we view the historic Jasper Pits in Vera Cruz, see Lee Hallman’s personal collection of artifacts and visit the Museum of Indian Culture of which Hallman is curator. Mennonite historians John Ruth and Darvin Martin will join Curtis Book in reflecting on the intersection that the Doctrine of Discovery had on early Mennonites, other settlers and Native Americans in 18th Century Lehigh Valley, Pa. Organized by the Mennonite Central Committee. See the details here. Introduction to Systemic Racism Workshop Saturday, April 1, 2017 (9am-5pm) – Explore racism as a systemic, institutional problem of power that goes beyond personal prejudice; learn about a strategic methodology that can assist people in effectively organizing to dismantle racism in their institutions. Location: The Ice House, 56 River St. Bethlehem, PA. For details and registration, see this announcement. State of the Dream 2017: Mourning in America United for a Fair Economy has released the fourteenth annual State of the Dream report which features reflections from leaders and advocates that are fighting inequalities everyday, and contains a short, accessible snapshot of where we are as nation on the topics of wages, wealth, health, housing, immigration, and LGBT inclusion.

Sunday, February 26, 2017, 2:00pm Payrow Plaza (Bethlehem City Hall), 10 E. Church Street Wear a hoodie and rally in memory of Travon Martin and in the hope of a safer future for young men of color. Campbell Lecture: The End of White Christian America Friday, April 7, 2017, 9:00 am, Dubbs Memorial Community Center 457 Allen Street, Allentown, PA 18102 with Robert P. Jones, a leading scholar and commentator on religion, culture, and politics. Hijab Solidarity Day – March & Demonstration Friday, January 20, 2017 (Presidential Inauguration Day) 1:30 pm – gather at Resurrected Life Community Church parking lot , 9th & Turner Streets, Allentown 2:00 pm – march to Center Square, 7th & Hamilton Streets (across from PPL Center) All participants (men and women): please wear a head scarf as a sign of solidarity with Muslim women and girls who have been harassed for wearing the traditional Hijab head covering. For details see facebook event.