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Recent podcastsUNION MAIDS
Sunday, March 28, 7:00pm
Union Maids is an appealing documentary about three women involved in the workers’ movements in the early 1930’s. These women vividly tell us the way it was back then when they and other people risked jobs and lives attempting to organize trade unions amid the textile factories and meat [...]
The Peace & Justice Center celebrates the sixteenth annual HOPE Festival this year on April 24, 2010, at the University of Maine. We are forming a community based group of singers to perform as part of the Opening Ceremonies in celebration of hope and peace in our world. We invite you, your family and your [...]
The Peace & Justice Center celebrates the sixteenth annual HOPE Festival this year on April 24, 2010, at the University of Maine. We are forming a community based group of singers to perform as part of the Opening Ceremonies in celebration of hope and peace in our world. We invite you, your family and your [...]
Robert Shetterly
with Voices for Peace
presents
Americans Who Tell the Truth
Feb. 27, 7-9 pm at the Grand Theatre in Ellsworth
Suggested donation $10
The performance will benefit the Open Door Recovery Center, Ellsworth.
The Open Door is an intensive outpatient treatment center providing adult and adolescent substance abuse programs and in-school prevention programs in Downeast Maine.
WHO’S GOT THE POWER?
Sunday, February 28, 7:00pm
A forceful, new documentary film, addresses head on the reality of global warming, caused by the burning of fossil fuels, coal, oil and gas, and its attendant dangers in the form of carbon dioxide emissions and presents genuine and workable solutions. From the vantage points [...]
