Jun 30 2006
Staff Evaluations
July is staff evaluation time at ICPJ. If you’d like to take a moment to let the personnel committee know how you think our staff are doing, take a moment to fill out our quick staff evaluation survey. Thank you.
Archive for June, 2006
Jun 30 2006
Mailing Party July 12
On Wednesday, July 12, we’ll have a mailing party to send out the ICPJ newsletter. We’ll meet at 10:00 a.m. in the basement of Memorial Christian Church to label and mail this piece. Come join us!
If you don’t want to wait until then, you can download the newsletter today.
Jun 28 2006
Art Fair Shifts Are filling Up, Sign Up Now
We’ve had an excellent response to our calls for Art Fair volunteers. Folks enjoy the chance to chat with people about peace and justice and to re-connect with long-time members of the ICPJ community. Continue Reading »
Jun 27 2006
Dinner and a Movie: Last Best Chance
We invite you to join us for dinner, a a showing of Last Best Chance, and a discussion concerning the threat of nuclear weapons and the importance of nuclear disarmament. This film is a gripping docudrama about the threats from loose nuclear weapons and materials around the world. Last Best Chance is a wake-up call to secure and destroy nuclear weapons and materials before it’s too late.
Thursday, August 17
6:30-8:30pm
First United Methodist Church
120 S. State St., Ann Arbor
For more information: 734-663-1870, www.icpj.net, or e-mail at info@icpj.net
Jun 27 2006
Dinner and a Movie: Global Warming and the Global Economy
Join us for a simple dinner, a showing of the PBS documentary, featuring the film Global Warming: The Signs and the Science, and a discussion of global warming and the global economy. This movie brings the reality of climate change to life and offers viewers a variety of ways to make a difference in their own communities.
6:30-8:30pm
1st United Methodist Church of Ann Arbor
120 S. State St.
Details: 734-663-1870, info@icpj.net, www.icpj.net. Free and open to the public, donations accepted.
Jun 21 2006
Palestinian Youth Dance Troupe to come to Ann Arbor
In Ramallah a group of young folk dancers is anxiously awaiting the coming of summer when they will travel to the United States to share their culture and help Americans understand who they are and how they live.
The teens are members of the Al Raja Palestinian Folkloric Dance Troupe. They will visit congregations and special events of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), performing in Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, San Antonio, Detroit, and other cities. Continue Reading »
