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SUMMARY:The Mission and Work of Ipas
DESCRIPTION:Eileen McWilliams\, Ipas Partnership Manager\, will speak about the mission and work of Ipas.  “Founded in 1973\, Ipas is a global nongovernmental organization dedicated to ending preventable deaths and disabilities from unsafe abortion. Through local\, national\, and global partnerships\, Ipas works to ensure that women can obtain safe\, respectful\, and comprehensive abortion care\, including counseling and contraception to prevent future unintended pregnancies. ”   Women’s right to full reproductive health services seems to be under attack from many in the US and abroad.   Come hear this talk so you will know who is fighting for women’s reproductive rights.
URL:https://ehstnc.org/event/the-mission-and-work-of-ipas/
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SUMMARY:Tiny Houses\, A New Option in Home Ownership
DESCRIPTION:Architect Arielle Schechter will speak to us about her work and options for those seeking to have a smaller footprint on the Earth’s resources.  She designs “tiny houses” (from 150 to 1500 sq. ft.)\, and also established “North Carolina Modernist Houses\,” an educational nonprofit which  does archive documenting\, preserving\, and promoting residential modernist architecture.   She will tell you what you need to know\, and if you are interested\, help you design a tiny house (not during this talk).
URL:https://ehstnc.org/event/tiny-houses-a-new-option-in-home-ownership/
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SUMMARY:Black Religion:  The Gift and the Curse
DESCRIPTION:Our guest speaker will be Dr. Dauv Evans \, whose talk is titled:  Black Religion: The Gift and the Curse. \nDr. Evans has written a new book\, Emancipation of a Black Atheist\, which will be published later this year.   The book explores the author’s growth out of religion and examines the effects of religion in the Black community.  Dr. Evans is the Founder and Chief Success Officer (CSO) of Keen Advisors\, LLC.  
URL:https://ehstnc.org/event/emancipation-of-a-black-atheist/
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SUMMARY:A Home on the Range - Documentary Film
DESCRIPTION:EHST member\, Greta Dorfman\, will show a film\, A Home on the Range\,  a documentary about the unique Northern California community in which she grew up\, where the older generation of Jewish residents\, who were immigrants from Eastern Europe\,  lived on small farms and supported themselves raising chickens.  The community was partly cooperative\, and fully self-sustaining\,  with a rich\, vibrant cultural life\, while engaging in social action and progressive politics.  The documentary discusses how industrialism made this self-sustaining lifestyle obsolete\, and what has become of it today.  Because the 52-minute film will not leave enough time for questions or discussion\, a discussion will be held one week later\, on April 2nd.
URL:https://ehstnc.org/event/a-home-on-the-range-documentary-film/
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