Events

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Jul
10
Thu
2014
Know Thy Self Spoken Word Competition @ Bamboo Lounge
Jul 10 @ 7:00 pm
Know Thy Self Spoken Word Competition @ Bamboo Lounge | San Diego | California | United States

To know thy self is to know the universe;to know the universe is to know thy self…” – Dr. Donna M. Richards

Calling all spoken word artists in San Diego & Los Angeles to bring their A game and compete in the 7 round “Know Thy Self Spoken Word Contest” sponsored by the Stephen Pierce Foundation, hosted by Abdul A.M. Muhammad & Inside Nianda Speaks. We also have Dj Doc Thomas Howard setting the atmosphere with the latest in Neo Soul and R&B.

$7 cover at the door with $5 drink specials at the bar.

Artists have 4 minutes to deliver a social conscious piece. The nights winner by audience applause will receive 2 free dinner tickets to the Bamboo Lounge and the opportunity to defend thier title at the next competition.

The overall winner after 7 events will receive $150 cash, the chance to battle the winner of the competitions and will receive a segment at the 2015 California Classic Football Game Halftime Show here in San Diego sponsored by the Stephen Pierce Foundation!! For more information please visit http://thecaliforniaclassic.com/

Aug
9
Sat
2014
Art In The Yard 6 @ Art Produce Garden
Aug 9 @ 4:30 pm – Aug 9 @ 9:00 pm
Art In The Yard 6 @ Art Produce Garden

rt In The Yard 6 is an annual urban art show/sale made up of local, underground, and independent artists, vendors, performers, and open mic.

Sep
30
Sat
2017
Got Plans 2017? Career and College Fair – Find your Future! @ Grossmont College
Sep 30 @ 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Grossmont College will be hosting the East County Education Alliance’s fourteenth annual Got Plans? Career & College Fair for all high school students and parents. High School students and parents can chat with admissions representatives from more than 90 public and private universities, community colleges, vocational schools, and the military.

The event is free and includes a variety of workshops including information on four-year universities, two-year colleges, assistance with college applications, financial aid, NCAA, SAT/ACT tests and more! Some sessions will be offered in Spanish and Arabic.

All high school students and their parents are invited to attend! Parking is free.

Nov
4
Sat
2017
Media, Manipulation and Minorities: in the era of trump and fake news @ Lemon Grove Branch Library
Nov 4 @ 2:30 pm

Communities of color have been maligned and our images distorted by lack of representation and misrepresentation in the media. Our journalists are often on the front lines. (Jorge Ramos, April Ryan & Jemel Hill)

Join us for an informative discussion on re-shaping the media narrative as we look to the 2018 and 2020 elections.

Confirmed Media Panelists:
Dr. John Warren, Publisher Voice & Viewpoint,
Art Castañares, Publisher La Prensa

INDIVISIBLE WATU – Meeting

Saturday, November 4th

Nov
18
Sat
2017
Spoken Worrrd @ Spacebar Cafe
Nov 18 @ 6:00 pm – 10:30 pm


“Spoken Worrrd”
A Hip-Hop Poetry Night!

Spoken Worrrd & Performances
Live Beat Sets Plus Live Art !!!!

Saturday October 18th
@Spacebar in La Mesa Ca

Doors Open @6pm
18+ | Must Have Valid ID
No Outside Food or Drinks

Dec
9
Sat
2017
Project New Village host Food Justice Legacy Lecture Series Ft Dr. Maulana Karenga @ Educational Cultural Complex (ECC)
Dec 9 @ 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Building alternative neighborhood-based food systems require a social commitment to racial equity and a fearless commitment to social justice. The intent of the PNV Food Justice Legacy Lecture Series is to convene opportunities for shared experiences and provide intellectual inspiration to communities most impacted by inequitable practices.

Dr. Maulana Karenga, an accomplished activist scholar, the creator of Kwanzaa, an African America cultural holiday, and published author, will deliver the keynote address on Racism as a Root Cause for Inequities within the US Food System and Society as a Whole.

Following the lecture, there will be a response panel and conversation with the audience. Confirmed panelists at this time, Lianne Urada, PhD, MSW, LCSW, Assistant Professor, San Diego State University School of Social Work & University of California San Diego, Center on Gender Equity and Health, Division of Infectious Diseases & Global Public Health, Department of Medicine; and Jessie Mills PhD, Chair and Associate Professor, Ethnic Studies, University of San Diego. The program also includes dinner at 5:30pm and cultural performances.

For more information contact: 619-813-9148/pnv.wellness@gmail.com

In 1516 Thomas More suggested that society could reduce crime by “providing everyone with some means of livelihood” May issue of Reason Magazine

A long-term commitment to reducing violence must include a long-term commitment to lifting people out of poverty and addressing the effects of trauma.

http://www.issuelab.org/resource/cycle_of_risk_the_intersection_of_poverty_violence_and_trauma

Sep
23
Mon
2019
Open Mic Night @ Community Actor's Theatre
Sep 23 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

You are cordially invited to join CAT on the 4th Monday of every month at 7:00 pm {EXCEPT MAY, NOVEMBER & DECEMBER} for an evening of sharing of talents…yours and ours. Talents that we invite you to showcase are: Poetry, Monologues, Spoken Word, Skits, Singing and/or Dancing, Drumming, Current Events, Magic Tricks, Clean Comedy, Excerpts from plays, etc., etc.. Potential Performers, please sign-up on the Sign-In “PERFORMER’S LIST” before 7:00 pm. Each performer will have 10-12 minutes to perform….depending on how many performers we have for the night. Please bring other family members, friends, and co-workers with you. They can perform, or be our audience. Suggested donation is $5.00 per person. However, we appreciate any and all donations.

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Oct
28
Mon
2019
Open Mic Night @ Community Actor's Theatre
Oct 28 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

You are cordially invited to join CAT on the 4th Monday of every month at 7:00 pm {EXCEPT MAY, NOVEMBER & DECEMBER} for an evening of sharing of talents…yours and ours. Talents that we invite you to showcase are: Poetry, Monologues, Spoken Word, Skits, Singing and/or Dancing, Drumming, Current Events, Magic Tricks, Clean Comedy, Excerpts from plays, etc., etc.. Potential Performers, please sign-up on the Sign-In “PERFORMER’S LIST” before 7:00 pm. Each performer will have 10-12 minutes to perform….depending on how many performers we have for the night. Please bring other family members, friends, and co-workers with you. They can perform, or be our audience. Suggested donation is $5.00 per person. However, we appreciate any and all donations.

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