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Near and Far
IN THIS ISSUE: Spiritual Resources from the Parliament | Muslim-Jewish Dialogue | Interspiritual Wisdom Conference | One Voice of Faith Conference | Religion Communication Congress | Interfaith Understanding Conference | Project in Malawi | At the Interfaith Center | Bay Area Interreligious Calendar | Special Opportunities
As 2010 gets going, many opportunities for interfaith learning, dialogue, and shared work are coming our way both near and far. A few events and resources that are on the horizon:
Near . . .
PARLIAMENT VIDEOS. About 30 people gathered at the Presidio Interfaith Center yesterday, January 31st, to share experiences, photos, and stories from the Parliament of the World’s Religions. Dr. Bill Lesher, who just completed six years as Chair of the Council for the Parliament, was present, as were many ICP supporters and friends. Paul Chaffee reminded the group of the collection of videos produced by the team from ICP, which include interviews with interfaith leaders including Sr. Joan Chittister and Dr. Sakena Yacoobi. The videos are available on the “Spiritual Resources” page of the ICP website; new videos are being added as they are edited.
MUSLIM-JEWISH DIALOGUE AND EDUCATION. The Center for Islamic Studies & the Center for Jewish Studies at the Graduate Theological Union invite you to: Madrasa-Midrasha: Islamic and Jewish Texts Study. Tuesdays, 7-9 PM, Feb. 2 - April 6, 2010, at Church Divinity School of the Pacific, Room 116, 2451 Ridge Road, Berkeley. The course offered in association with Progressive Jewish Alliance, Islamic Networks Group, Lehrhaus Judaica ands the Zaytuna Institute. Join the group for a course on reading texts from Jewish and Islamic sources (Torah, Qur'an, and Commentaries on both) on key issues of shared interest in both traditions. The course will be taught by a team of scholars from Jewish and Muslim Bay Area academic and religious communities. Topics include: Methods of text study, Religious Law and Authority, Women and Gender Roles, Sacred Space/Place (esp. Jerusalem), Social Justice and Business Ethics. Please visit the Lehrhaus website for more information about dates and times and to sign up, or email cjs@gtu.edu. Scholarships are available for Jewish educators. Community members are welcome to audit only one of a few sessions if unable to commit to the full course. Contact Rbiale@pjalliance.org to reserve a spot at least 1 week before the session. Space is limited.
INTERSPIRITUAL WISDOM: SHARING THE MYSTIC HEART. ICP is a co-sponsor of this exciting weekend experience presented by the First United Lutheran Church of San Francisco and the Spiritual Paths Institute. Recognizing the increasing spiritual creativity emerging from meeting and dialogue among the world's major religious traditions, InterSpirituality acknowledges differences between religions and affirms the greater unity they all share. Featured leaders include Rabbi Rami Schapiro, Swami Atmarupananda, Mary O'Hara Wyman, Kabin & Camille Helminski, Ed Bastian, and Orion Pitts. Saturday and Sunday, February 27-28, meeting at the First Unitarian Universalist Chapel, 1187 Franklin Street (at Geary), San Francisco. For more information, see the First United Lutheran website.
ONE VOICE OF FAITH. The Interfaith Millennium Development Goals Coalition, based in the San Francisco Bay Area, has been working for several years to encourage religious communities to join in advocacy in support of public policy that benefits the poor. This year, together with the Interfaith Center at the Presidio, the San Francisco Interfaith Council, and many others, they are sponsoring One Voice of Faith: A National Interfaith Conference on Global Poverty, to be held April 20-21, 2010 at St. Mary’s Cathedral in San Francisco. The Conference is a catalytic convening of religious and interfaith leaders and activists for networking, education and advocacy towards the fulfillment of the UN Millennium Development Goals. There will be a special program track for Youth, and a public Interfaith Prayer Service on April 20th. More information can be found on their website: www.imdgc.org/
Far . . .
RELIGION COMMUNICATION CONGRESS. The Religion Communication Congress is: A once-a-decade interfaith forum; a hands-on opportunity to learn new technologies and retread old technologies; a round-table for exchanging views on important communications issues; a professional pick-me-up with hundreds of practical workshops; an opportunity to experience a wide range of faith expressions; a convergence of communications professionals from all media disciplines; a global event planned by a North American committee. RCCongress 2010 will be held April 7-10, 2010, in Chicago, bringing together an estimated 1,200 communication professionals from many settings around the world. Details at www.RCCongress2010.org.
INTERFAITH UNDERSTANDING CONFERENCE. Nazareth College in Rochester, NY, will present Interfaith Understanding Conference 2010, April 11-13, 2010. Discover the intellectual energy, the spiritual passion, and the relational power of cutting edge interfaith dialogue and collaboration. Keynote speakers include Dr. Leonard Swidler, (Dialogue Institute); Sr. Joan Chittister, (Benetvision); Rabbi Hirschfield, (National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership); Dr. P. Jayaraman, (Bhavan's Centre); Dr. Eboo Patel, (Interfaith Youth Core); Her Eminence Mindrolling Jetsün Khandro Rinpoche. In conversation with other attendees, you will share insights, explore best practices, and create action plans that reflect the rich texture of interfaith engagement. More information and registration at interfaith2010.naz.edu/
And help from Near to enable the Far . . .
SPIRITUALITY, TECHNOLOGY, AND COMMUNITY IN MALAWI. The Board of the ICP voted recently to serve as the fiscal agent for a new program being developed in Malawi. Njira Ya Tsogolo is a program to provide computers to young people, give an intensive introductory course, and train youth leaders to pass along what they have learned. Zachary Levine, along with local partners in Malawi, will be working hard to expand the scope of the work to include interfaith education, agricultural assistance, health education and leadership training. Read more about the program . . .
BECOME A STAKEHOLDER IN THE INTERFAITH CENTER
Consider becoming an Interfaith Center Associate! Being an Associate or Affiliate comes with the understanding that you have a voice in this work, that your suggestions are welcomed and your engagement encouraged.
For more information about becoming an Associate or Affiliate, please contact Paul Chaffee, Executive Director, at 415-775-4635 or at paul@interfaith-presidio.org. A flyer with more information is available on the ICP website (pdf).
Bay Area Interfaith Connect is sent each month to nearly 2,000 subscribers, and is available online at the Interfaith Center at the Presidio website. If you do not receive the monthly updates and would like to do so, simply write to info@interfaith-presidio.org. Please include your name, and, if you are willing, your street address and phone will help us to keep you up to date on interfaith activities.
Andrew Kille
| About the Editor: D. Andrew Kille is director
of Interfaith
Space in San Jose, working to develop and strengthen interfaith
relations throughout the Bay Area. Send your calendar items, comments
and suggestions to calendar@interfaith-presidio.org. We try to keep the ICP Update and Calendar as current as we can,
but if you want your item included in the monthly newsletter,
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AT THE INTERFAITH CENTER
SUPPORT THE INTERFAITH CENTER! We
truly depend on your ongoing support.
See the ICP website for Information about making
contributions to support the Center and its programs. You can
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Sponsored by St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Sundays,
8:00 & 10:00 am
Weekly Worship
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church of San Francisco is worshipping at the Interfaith Chapel while their property is in renovation. This very interfaith-friendly congregation and their pastor, Father David Rickey, welcomes all who wish to attend.
 The weekly 10:00 am service is webcast on our video center.
[St. Peter's was featured recently at the website of the Episcopal Diocese of Northern California as a parish whose need to relocate had opened unexpected new possibilities.]
BAIC ARCHIVES
In
addition to the listing
of books, websites, and opportunities that
have appeared in our monthly newsletters, you can now find an archive
of editorials
from BAIC beginning with January of 2007, along with longer
articles on issues of interest for interfaith work..
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At the Presidio Interfaith Chapel
Map
and directions to the Presidio’s Main Post Chapel
SUNDAY ACTIVITIES
Every Sunday the Chapel
remains open for visitors until 1:00 pm.
RESOURCES
Check out the website based on the Interfaith
Center’s 2004 International
Sacred Space Design Competition And explore an interfaith
calendar that lists the sacred events and seasons of spiritual, indigenous,
and religious traditions around the world.
For other tools about local-global interfaith community, go to Interfaith Resources. |
 ABOUT THE INTERFAITH CENTER AT THE PRESIDIO
Bay Area Interfaith Connect is sponsored by the Interfaith
Center at the Presidio. The Center is a regional interfaith umbrella
organization of 22 interfaith groups that serve as Sponsoring Organizations.
Incorporated in September 1995 "to welcome, serve, and celebrate
the diverse spiritual wisdom and faith traditions of the Bay Area," the
Center has become networked with hundreds of interfaith communities around
the world who share a common commitment: ...to promote daily, enduring
interfaith cooperation, to end religiously motivated violence, and to
create cultures of peace, justice, and healing for the Earth and all
living beings.
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Bay Area Interreligious Calendar
2009
We invite
you to share programs and exhibits sponsored by Bay Area faith and
interfaith groups for the public, provided only that they show respect
for traditions other than their own and are not primarily aimed at
converting people. We try to keep the ICP Update and Calendar as
current as we can, but if you want your item included in the monthly
newsletter, it needs to be in our hands a week before the end of
the month. Send items to calendar@interfaithspace.org. National and
international interfaith events that might be of interest to local
individuals will be posted under "Special
Opportunities," along with useful interfaith resources.
Through the month events are added to this calendar, posted at
www.interfaith-presidio.org.
Look for the
marker New Item! Events
disappear within a day or two after they happen. To add or cancel your
subscription to Bay Area Interfaith
Connect or to have your own events listed, contact the Interfaith
Center.
The beautiful graphic to the right is by Melissa Penn and was used
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 ...IN BERKELEY
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READING OF THE SACRED TEXTS SERIES
New Item! Translating the Hebrew Bible: The Challenges and the Pleasures
WHEN: Saturday, February 10, 2010, 6:30 pm
WHERE: Dinner Boardroom, Flora Lamson Hewlett Library, 2400 Ridge Rd., Berkeley. Free event.
Robert Alter, Professor of Hebrew and Comparative Literature, University of California at Berkeley. His 22 published books include two prize-winning volumes on biblical narrative and poetry and award-winning translations of Genesis and of the Five Books of Moses. Dr. Alter will autograph books, which will be for sale before and after the lecture. For more information, call 510/649-2541 or visit www.gtu.edu.
MUSIC CONCERT
New Item! Sacred Jewish And Muslim Music Of The Middle East
WHEN: Saturday, March 20, 8:00 pm
WHERE: JCC of the East Bay, 1414 Walnut Street, Berkeley.
The Yuval Ron Ensemble, with Dervish Aziz, from the Mevlavi Sufi Order.
World-music artist, composer, producer, educator and peace activist, Yuval Ron works internationally in film, television, dance and theater. His ensemble unites the sacred music traditions of Judaism, Sufism and the Armenian Church into an unusual mystical, spiritual and inspiring musical celebration. Ticket prices and purchase at www.jewishmusicfestival.org.
Presented in association with the “Madrasa-Midrasha Islamic & Jewish Texts Study” Course sponsored by the Center for Jewish Studies and the Center for Islamic Studies, Graduate Theological Union, Progressive Jewish Alliance, and Congregation Sherith Israel, San Francisco.
7:00pm: SPECIAL RECEPTION and TALK with YUVAL RON about his life’s work with music as a bridge between Muslims and Jews plus delicious refreshments and schmoozing, hosted by the Madrasa-Midrash Course sponsors and PJA.
...IN BURLINGAME
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COMING HOME PROJECT RETREAT
Service Providers Retreat
WHEN: Thursday-Sunday, February 18-21, 2010
WHERE: Mercy Center, Burlingame. No cost.
This retreat is an opportunity to renew and to reconnect with our own mind, body, heart, and spirit, in a safe and supportive setting with others. For Service Providers working directly with a caseload of at least 50% OIF and OEF veterans and/or families. Priority will be given to applicants working directly and full-time with OIF and OEF veterans. May include: mental health and other health professionals, counselors, veteran service officers, chaplains, military leaders, veteran service organization staff and others.
Details and registration at Coming Home Project
...IN ISRAEL/ PALESTINE
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JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM
Grace Cathedral Pilgrimage
WHEN: Tuesday, May 11- Saturday May 22, 2010
WHERE: Israel/ Palestine. $3,250 per person.
Led by the Rev. Canon Mark Stanger and our local professional Palestinian Christian guide, Iyad Qumri. Lodging in clean, quiet historic Christian pilgrim houses in Jerusalem and Nazareth. We’ll see the traditional sacred sights but also find unique places away from the crowds in order to savor every moment in Israel-Palestine. Limited to 29 participants. Info: marks@gracecathedral.org
...IN MILLBRAE
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PENINSULA URI
Peace Process in Islam
WHEN: Monday, February 1, 2010, 7:30 pm
WHERE: New Vision Church 450 Chadbourne Avenue, Millbrae. Free event.
Our guest is Dr. H. Koya. Everybody is welcome. Information: http://home.comcast.net/~okoechlin/uri1.html
PENINSULA URI
New Item! Hinduism: Belief and Practice
WHEN: Monday, March 1, 2010, 7:30 pm
WHERE: New Vision Church 450 Chadbourne Avenue, Millbrae. Free event.
Our guest is Pundit Satya Sharma. Everybody is welcome. Information: http://home.comcast.net/~okoechlin/uri1.html
...IN NEW ORLEANS, LA
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WORK TRIP
Rebuilding and Study Team to New Orleans
WHEN: Saturday, March 20- Saturday, March 27, 2010
WHERE: Work trip to New Orleans. $300 plus travel.
Join MIC and the Program of Christian Spirituality on a work trip to New Orleans to help rebuild homes after the 2005 Hurricane Katrina. We will stay in the French Quarter, have a time with locals to learn about the political process, and enjoy contemplative reflection times each day. Cost $300 plus the cost of travel to New Orleans, includes all ground transportation, accommodation and food in New Orleans. See www.marinifc.org for more information.
Informational Meeting January 11th; see under San Rafael for details.
...IN OAKLAND
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SOPHIA INSTITUTE CONVERSATIONS
Inscendence: The key to the Great Turning
Friday, February 19, 2010, 7:00 pm
WHERE: Sophia Center Classroom (at Chapel level, look for signs), Holy Names College, 3500 Mountain Road, Oakland. $15 general; $12 students & seniors.
Thomas Berry has emphasized that a revelatory vision and an awakening to the numinous powers ever present in the more-than-human world are needed to transform contemporary culture. Bill Plotkin will explore a nature-based map of human development, the encounter with soul that ripens people into genuine adults and elders—visionary artisans of cultural change, trailblazers of what Joanna Macy calls the Great Turning of the 21st century.
...IN SAN FRANCISCO
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STUDY AND MEDITATION
New Item! Tikkun Olam, Tikkun Hanefesh: Repairing the World, Restoring Our Souls
WHEN: Sunday, February 7, 2010, 2:30-5:30 pm
WHERE: Congregation Sha’ar Zahav, 290 Dolores Street (corner of 16th St.), San Francisco.
An afternoon of study and mindfulness meditation with Benjamin Ross, Jewish Funds for Justice, and Rabbi Margie Jacobs, (Institute for Jewish Spirituality). We will engage in Jewish spiritual practices to nourish our lives and help us be more effective and sustainable in our work for social justice, and explore practical resources. Co-Sponsored by: Jewish Funds for Justice, American Jewish World Service-AVODAH, Progressive Jewish Alliance. RSVP to Rabbi Margie Jacobs, margie@ijs-online.org, or (510
PAUL WATTSON LECTURE
New Item! A Decade to OVercome Violence
WHEN: Monday, February 22, 6:00 pm
WHERE: University of San Francisco, McLaren Bldg., Rm. 252, 2130 Fulton St., San Francisco. Free event.
The speaker is the Rev. Dr. Fernando Enns from the University of Heidelberg in Germany. His topic will be "A Decade to Overcome Violence - 2000 to 2010: An Ecumenical Journey Towards a Common Understanding of Just Peace." Parking is in the Koret Parking Lot at the corner of Parker and Turk Avenues.
IMMIGRATION REFORM
New Item! Interfaith Call to Justice: Prayerfully Stand for Immigration Reform
WHEN: Tuesday, February 23, 2010, 5:30 pm
WHERE: Grace Cathedral, 1100 California Street, San Francisco. Free event.
Join Northern California Religious Leaders and others working for Comprehensive Immigration Reform. Multi-Cultural music and performances, Interfaith Prayer Service, Breaking the Fast - Refreshments & Cultural Celebration. Join the Fast for Justice -Participate in fast from sundown Feb. 22nd to sundown Feb. 23rd. More information: Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights 415 227-0388 ~ Email: icir2010@yahoo.com
Sponsors: Migration and Immigration Task Force of the Episcopal Diocese of California, Jewish Community Relations Council, Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights, SF Interfaith Coalition on Immigration, The East Bay Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice, FAITHS Program of the San Francisco Foundation, Clergy and Laity United For Economic Justice. (Partial List)
INTERSPIRITUALITY
Interspiritual Wisdom: Sharing the Mystic Heart
Saturday, February 27, 2010
WHERE: First United Lutheran Church at First Unitarian Universalist Chapel, 1187 Franklin Street (at Geary), San Francisco. $50.
Featuring presenters from the Spiritual Paths Institute on the Mystic heart of Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam and Christianity. Sponsored by First United Lutheran Church of San Francisco and the Spiritual Paths Institute. Questions? Contact Orion: 415-359-1025; orion@fulc.com. More information and registration: http://www.fulc.com/conference/index.html
URI 10TH ANNIVERSARY
New Item! Cirlces of Light: 10th Anniversary Celebration
WHEN: Saturday March 6, 2010, 6:30 pm
WHERE: Westin St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco. Tickets start at $125.
The evening will honor the thousands who co-created URI, celebrate the work that has already been accomplished in 72 countries and launch URI’s second decade of building peace among religions in communities all over the world. Proceeds from the Circles of Light Gala will benefit URI’s work bringing together people of different faiths, overcoming distrust and hostility to combat violence and meet urgent human needs. Information and registration at www.uri.org/Circles_of_Light.html
...IN SAN JOSE
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SYNAGOGUE OPEN HOUSE
New Item! Interfaith Shabbat
WHEN: Friday, February 12, 2010, 7:30 pm
WHERE: Congregation Emanu-El, 1010 University Avenue, San Jose. Free event.
This is a wonderful opportunity to check out a synagogue and learn a little bit about Judaism. After the service will be tables of information and food which includes the festivals/holidays and some of the life cycle events in the Jewish tradition. More information at www.templesanjose.org.
...IN SAN RAFAEL
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CLERGY LUNCHEON
New Item! Marin Interfaith Council Clergy Luncheon
WHEN: Tuesday, March 2, 2010, 12 Noon-2:00 pm
WHERE: First Presbyterian Church, 1510 5th Avenue, San Rafael. Sack lunch.
We hope to have a Panel of speakers to address the current emergency winter shelter efforts, as well as what lies ahead regarding a permanent shelter, more transitional housing in Marin and the huge need for low-income, affordable housing. Info at www.marinifc.org
WALK FOR HUNGER
Marin Hunger Walk
WHEN: Sunday, March 21, 2010
WHERE: Details TBA. Fund raising event.
Everyone is welcome to walk, volunteer and donate to this county wide event which supports local non profits as well as the international work of Church World Service or other designated organizations. Over $20,000 was raised at the 2009 WALK! Contact Patty Sanders for more information. pattytri@sbcglobal.net or 415-515-6127.
...IN SANTA CLARA
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INSIDE ISLAM LECTURE SERIES
New Item! The Muslim Jesus (pbuh)
WHEN: Saturday, February 6, 2010, 3:00 pm
WHERE: Muslim Community Association, 3003 Scott Blvd., Santa Clara. Free event.
Speaker: Ali Ataie is the President and Founder of Muslim Interfaith Council and has been involved in interfaith activities for over ten years. He is currently a Masters' degree student at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, CA, majoring in Biblical Studies (the first Muslim seminarian in the 143 year history of the school to do so) and also serves as the resident scholar at the San Ramon Valley Islamic Center. To register, contact Dian Alyan, 408.727.7277 ext 402, dian.alyan@mcabayarea.org.
...IN TIBURON
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INTRODUCTION TO SUFISM
The Sufi Path of Love
WHEN: Wednesday, October 18, 2009- Sunday, March 21, 2010, various
WHERE: Bay Conference Center, 3152 Paradise Drive, Tiburon. $10 suggested donation.
A series of five free talks by Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee that offer an introduction and outline of Sufism, as well as an understanding of its living presence. There will be a talk, followed by silent meditation and time for questions and spiritual discussion. Info: www.goldensufi.org/events.html; e-mail events@goldensufi.org; phone 415-663-0100.
- Wednesday, October 18, 2009: Introduction to Sufism and Brief Historical Outline
- Sunday, November 15, 2009: Qualities Needed for the Path
- Sunday, December 13, 2009: Practices: Meditation & the Dhikr
- Sunday, February 7, 2010: From Separation to Union
- Sunday, March 21, 2010: Unfolding Oneness
...SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES
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BAY
AREA INTERFAITH CONNECT ARCHIVE. Some of the items we
share each month are not time-limited, but listing them all in
each issue becomes too much. We have now created an archive page
with material from back issues, especially books, web links, and
long-term opportunities. Items from past issues are now available
on the ICP website in our BAIC
Archive.
PEACENEXT.ORG. You don't need to wait another five years to connect with people from around the world, to share wisdom and understanding, and to have our souls touched. PeaceNext.org is the online social network created by the Parliament of the World's Religions to help bring together the global interreligious community every day. Take a look and join the conversation!
A SEASON FOR NONVIOLENCE. A Season for Nonviolence, January 30 - April 4, is a national 64-day educational, media, and grassroots campaign dedicated to demonstrating that nonviolence is a powerful way to heal, transform, and empower our lives and our communities. Inspired by the 50th and 30th memorial anniversaries of Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., this international event honors their vision for an empowered, nonviolent world. Season for Nonviolence was first established as a yearly event celebrating the philosophies and lives of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr. It has in the past years been picked up by many congregations as a time period to teach about the principles of nonviolence, especially in their youth programs. The "season" begins with the anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi's assassination and ends with the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr's assassination, January 30 - April 4. Links with suggestions for observing the season can be found here.
INTERFAITH PRAYER SERVICE GUIDE. Scarboro Missions has just offered a new resource for designing multifaith prayer services. There are a number of religious, cultural and practical challenges involved in organizing multifaith prayer services. This set of comprehensive guidelines provides an abundance of information, resources and guidelines for designing and implementing a multifaith spiritual service in your community. This document can be downloaded free of charge from the Scarboro Missions website.
IFYC FELLOWS SOUGHT. The Fellows Alliance is a year-long paid fellowship program open to current undergraduates who are committed to organizing interfaith activities and making interfaith cooperation a social norm on their campus. Interfaith Youth Core provides mentorship, a stipend, skill-based trainings, a network of peer colleagues, an alumni network, access to a national network of interfaith organizers and partner organizations, and professional development opportunities. More information and application at www.ifyc.org/fellows.
GIRLS CIRCLE. Girls Circle, a local non-profit organization that offers training in developing structured support groups for girls from 9-18 years old, invites those working with youth, particularly girls and young women, to attend an excellent 2 day training. The most important qualification is to be a person who girls can trust to be caring, a great listener, responsible to keep the climate emotionally comfortable for the girls, and to know when to involve other community members as resources for the group and any individual member should the need arise. The Girls Circle Facilitator Training will be offered in Martinez, February 25-26. More information on the web at www.girlscircle.com. A similar program for boys, The Council for Boys and Young Men, is also available; details at www.boyscouncil.com.
GO VEGETARIAN 1 DAY A WEEK. And in one year, you will save 84,000 gallons of water, 15.5 gallons of gasoline, 7,700 sq. ft. of rainforest, reduce your risk of heart disease and cancer, and reduce your contribution to global warming! That's the message from the Chung Tai Zen Center in Sunnyvale. They invite you to visit their Facebook page for more information.
BEYOND TOLERANCE. BeyondTolerance.org is a new pilot educational tool that connects campuses, student groups, faculty and staff and non-profits for in-depth dialogue and personal exploration on the important religious, social, and political issues of our time. BeyondTolerance.org provides an opportunity for those who are eager to learn about other people and themselves to take a seat at the dialogue table for conversations that normally would not be possible.
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