Monthly Archives: March 2021

Endorsement from Dr. Sam Totten: “A real page-turner in genocide studies” From: Israel Charny <Israel@genocidepreventionnow.org> Subject: PREORDER my new book, a ‘political whodunit,’ in honor of Armenian Genocide Memorial Day and Yom HaShoah   Dear Colleagues and Friends, I want to invite you to place a “PREORDER” for my forthcoming new book,    ISRAEL’S FAILED RESPONSE TO THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDEDenial, State Deception, Truth Versus Politicization of History  paperback $26.95 Israel W. Charny Series: The Holocaust: History and Literature, Ethics and Philosophy ISBN: 9781644695234 (hardback), 9781644696026 (paperback) Pages: approx. 270 pp.; 14 illus. Academic Studies Press Publication Date: April 2021 in honor of […]

April 11 – 1:30pmDATE CHANGE FOR EASTER — Second Sunday rather than first Sunday.lolly tindol, Coordinator Book this session is a return to “Pluriverse Part 2”, edited by Kashish Kothari and others. Pluriverse contains over 100 essays on alternatives to currently dominant processes of development. We covered the first part of this book in February, but the wealth of information is too much for one session. We’ll cover final sections of the book on April 11. “Pluriverse challenges the belief held by many in the West that all the nations of the world can benefit by “catching up” to the […]

Reply-To: Sophia Stephenson <sophia351@GMAIL.COM> Sponsored by Wild Ones, Ozark Chapter   Hey Everyone,   The Wild Ones, Ozark Chapter is hosting a free monthly webinar series. Our April webinar will be presented by our very own Lissa Morrison, who serves as Vice President of Wild Ones, Ozark Chapter. Please see the details below:   Hosting Pollinators Throughout the Year with Lissa Morrison Wednesday, April 7, 11-12pm Click here to join: https://craftontull.zoom.us/j/95891852067   For more information, contact WildOnesOzarkChapter@gmail.com.   Thanks, Eric Fuselier, President Wild Ones, Ozark Chapter

March 26 – 12:30 pm – corner of MLK and Razorback RoadStop the University of Arkansas Nuclear Weapons Program3 Monthly ProtestsAbel Tomlinson <abeltomlinson@gmail.com> Dear friends,   Our local Campaign to Stop the University of Arkansas Nuclear Weapons Program is off to a great start!   We had great media coverage of our last event from KNWA News and UATV, as well as in-depth interviews on KPSQ and KUAF/NPR radio (links unavailable right now). Our campaign efforts were also published in great detail in the international journal Covert Action Magazine.   Our next plan of action is three monthly Peace Protests Calling for the U of A […]

Arkansas Cinema Society Film Screenings first showing “The Story of Plastic”Sunday March 21 – 6:00 pm link below The Arkansas Cinema Society is teaming up with Just Communities of Arkansas, the Arkansas Peace and Justice Memorial Movement, and Washitaw Foothills Youth Media Arts & Literacy Collective for a virtual screening of The Story of Plastic, a comprehensive look at the world’s plastic crisis. The screening will be followed by a conversation with Emmy Award winning director Deia Schlosberg and Dr. Marty Matlock, Executive Director of the University of Arkansas Resiliency Center and professor of Ecological Engineering at UA. ….”The Story of […]

March 19-21 – links at the webpage ​ FRIDAY March 195:30  Opening Ritual We’re working to re-balance a human world that has lost its way. One significant segment of the ritual will offer you space to meet and connect with other participants of the festival virtually. Goddess Festival registration 7:00  Virtual Concert with Ginger Doss, Lynda Millard, S.J. Tucker, and Renée Janski      Separate ticketing and fee required, sliding scale.         Get your tickets and see full info at Online Concert Thing!Vendor site opens at noon March 19 Vendor Sponsors ​The Four of Wands, Fayetteville Your local metaphysical and spiritual shop. In the Siren’s Wake A one […]

When the hyper-masculinized culture overwhelmed things we stopped seeing the Earth as holy and saw her as a resource to exploit. As we struggle to find ways back to some balance where we can begin to heal the hurts of injustice and environmental destruction it would be useful to pull up the old concepts of Earth as holy mother of life that once sustained ancestors beyond our memory and include her in our recipe for wholeness. The goddess in the closet comes out read the full post here

Every year the Urban Forestry Advisory Committee helps select a new tree for registry as significant. The Fayetteville Boi d’Arc Tree was the first tree registered from 2018. Find the most recent awesome trees here