Saturday, February 27, 1999
A Season for Nonviolence
Los Angeles
Events
 
Connecting Compassionately: How to Get What You Want without Regretting it Later 

8:30am to 12:30pm    $60 if pre-reg, $70 after 2/12 

Continuing Education course open to the public, for developing skills to understand and connect with people even when their messages are expressed in a seemingly hostile manner. 

Build relationships based on compassion and understanding. 

Centers in Educational Psychology Workshops Program 
Diana Castle 
(818) 677-2549 
hbhlt058@csun.edu 

California State University 
Northridge 
Eng. Auditorium 101

 
Holman Nonviolence Workshop - 9 AM to Noon     FREE 
 
Rev James Lawson's workshop on the practice of active nonviolence as a powerful means for creating progressive social change.  Participants learn to defend human rights in a way that enlightens the oppressor and alters the situation serving the highest good of all concerned.  Fourth Saturday of every month, 9 to noon. 
 
Presented by A Season for Nonviolence LA in collaboration with Holman United Methodist Church.  For information call (323) 731-7285. 
 
Holman United Methodist Church 
3320 W. Adams Blvd. 
Los Angeles -- between Crenshaw and Arlington 
 
 
Unity-and-Diversity General Assembly 10am to 3:30pm 

Unity-and-Diversity World Council 
5521 Grosvenor Blvd. Los Angeles (take Jefferson 1 bl w of Centinela) 

Monthly session bringing together numerous groups to express their concerns and find interest and support, as well as to help do those projects and activities which they could not do separately. 

To facilitate cooperation among individuals and groups: to help each other and to do together what cannot be done separately. 

$10 donation (members $8 freewill offering) 
 
contact: Leland Stewart 

tel (310) 577-1968 
fax (310) 578-1028 
udcworld@gte.net 

 
The Eco-village Experience - 11am to 2pm   $15 donation 
 
A 3-hour interactive tour of a 2-block eco-village neighborhood's accomplishments and visions.  Vegetarian lunch included. 

Promote the development of cooperative ecological neighborhoods. 

contact: Lois Arkin - (213) 738-1254 

Los Angeles Eco-village 
3551 White House Place 
Los Angeles, CA 90004 
 
1 block E of Vermont, 1 block S of 1st St.

 
Screening of "The Last Stand - The Struggle for Ballona Wetlands" 
1:00pm to 2:15pm    $5.00 

Georgian Hotel 
1415 Ocean Ave 
Santa Monica 

Public invited to view an informative and lively documentary, narrated by Ed Asner, covering the controversial land use struggle near LAX related to the Playa Vista development that includes the proposed DreamWorks studio.  Inspire community involvement and awareness by educating the LA public regarding the fate of Ballona Wetlands and how the issues relate to their lives. 

Echo Mountain Productions, Inc. and Earth Spirit Agape 

(310) 348-1260 x 601 

 
A Soul Alliance: An Evening of Music to benefit Theater of Hope for Abused Women 
8pm to 10pm    $5.00 Proceeds benefit THAW 

Highland Grounds 
742 N. Highland (1 blk N. of Melrose) 
reservations: (213)  466-1507 

A coffeehouse evening with singer-songwriters celebrating the liberation of women from domestic violence. To increase public sensitivity about issues surrounding domestic violence, to demonstrate the power of cooperation, to celebrate the healing and flourishing of women who have suffered domestic violence, and to inspire community support for transitional homes and programs. 
 
Theater of Hope for Abused Women 
3855 Riverton Ave #4 
Studio City, CA 91604 

Ken Stacey 
(818) 753-1475 
fax (818) 980-5413) 
trumusic@thevoid.net 
 

 
 
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