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December 18, 2014 by Mid-South Peace & Justice Center

First Workshop of 2015

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Thursday, January 29 18, 6pm – 8:30pm
Click here to register!
Location: 450 Mulberry St Memphis TN 38103  Links Education Center, National Civil Rights Museum. Wheelchair accessible

In this workshop participants will have the opportunity for recognizing privilege and oppression in themselves, in a safe space, as a first step to combat them.  *Limited to the first 8 people who register.

Cost: $20-$45 Sliding scale.

Registration online or by phone is required to attend.

Some scholarships may be available. Please, request a scholarship application by email or phone.
Donations for workshop scholarships gratefully accepted!

For more information or to register contact Gio López gio@midsouthpeace.org or call the Mid-South Peace and Justice Center at 725-4990.

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