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Wisconsin: April 29-May 4, 2024 Stand for Peace, Free Palestine! (Event Listings, includes May Day rallies) - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin: April 29-May 4, 2024 Stand for Peace, Free Palestine! (Event Listings, includes May Day rallies)

MADISONMonday, April 29, 9 am -- DEMONSTRATION Join Madison Rafah Sister City Project (MRSCP) and World Beyond War - Madison for a large demonstration on Library Mall at UW-Madison protesting UW complicity in war crimes in Gaza and against the repression of student protests taking place around the country. MRSCP will be there and we…

College of Wooster's MLK celebration to focus on Reframing Justice - Vimarsana News

College of Wooster's MLK celebration to focus on Reframing Justice

The College of Wooster’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration will be centered around the theme Reframing Justice.

Source: yahoo.com
Indian church hosts Inter-Religious Meet to advocate Care for Creation - Vimarsana News

Indian church hosts Inter-Religious Meet to advocate Care for Creation

The event focused on the theme 'Care for Creation, Human Obligation.'

Source: rvasia.org
Amazon office building doubles as emergency housing for Seattle families - Vimarsana News

Amazon office building doubles as emergency housing for Seattle families

The unusual location for services of this kind serves over 300 people per day. Mary's Place spreads across eight of the office's floors—all designed by Graphite—testing the status quo for its experimental approach to homelessness support.

OPINION: The Interfaith Space's removal is a step backwards for SG - Vimarsana News

OPINION: The Interfaith Space's removal is a step backwards for SG

Back in March, the student-body presidential ticket of President John Grosso and Vice President Emily Sullivan ran uncontested, succeeding the previous Rodefer-Murray administration. After their election, the new Grosso-Sullivan administration listed two goals: to improve SG’s relationship with other UNF organizations and to address the university’s high transfer rates.