Get Help With Domestic Violence Issues.

 

You Are Not Alone. Get Help With Domestic Violence Issues. Every relationship is different and domestic violence doesn't always look the same. Some red flag behaviors you may see in an abusive partner include: Signs of excessive jealousy growing over time. Name-calling, demeaning or embarrassing their partner, especially in front of others. Intimidation with threatening words, looks or actions. If you or a loved one are experiencing this or any other violent behavior, remember that you are not alone.   Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline any time at 1-800-799-SAFE [7233].   ?

Good Governance and Corruption in the Caribbean: The Haitian Challenge

 Good Governance and Corruption in the Caribbean: The Haitian Challenge, Georges Fauriol writes about how the decline in adherence to the norms and institutions of democracy worldwide relate to Haiti.

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End All Economic and Travel Sanctions Against Cuba! Friday, November 13, 2020

 

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Make 2021 The Year To Defeat The US Blockade Against Cuba!

International Conference Webinar for The Normalization of US-Cuba Relations   The program includes speakers from Cuba, the U.S., Canada, Quebec, Puerto Rico, and more - to be announced!         El Septeto Santiaguero, Pablo Menendez and Mezcla, Moncada, Telmary, Alexander Abreu, Nancy Morejon, Jack Hirschman, El Jones, Jane Bunnett, Rebel Diaz...and more!     Register for International Solidarity Concert   Register for Saturday, Nov. 14th and Sunday, Nov. 15th Conference   Saturday, November 14th Session 1 ~ 2:00 pm Eastern/11:00 am Pacific After the U.S. Elections: For Normalization! Why We Must End the Blockade on Cuba!     José Ramón Cabañas — Cuba’s Ambassador to the United States Ambassador Josefina Vidal — Cuba’s Ambassador to Canada. Lead negotiator in talks with Barack Obama Administration leading to reestablishment of US-Cuba diplomatic relations   Session 2 ~ 7:00 pm Eastern/4:00 pm Pacific Saving Lives Campaign — Bringing Cuba’s Example to the U.S. and Canada During the Global Pandemic     Dr. Samira Addrey - a graduate of ELAM and program coordinator for the ELAM scholarship program Dr. Andy Coates - Physician in Albany NY on the frontline of treating COVID-19 patients Alicia Jrapko - Co-chair of the Cuba Nobel Prize Committee    Other prominent speakers to be announced!    Closing Session: Sunday, November 15th Closing Session: Sunday, November 15 11:00 AM (PST) 2:00 PM  (EST) 7:00 PM  UK; 8:00 PM South Africa        Pedro Luis Pedroso Cuesta — Permanent Ambassador of Cuba to the United Nations Let’s Build an Unstoppable Momentum to Defeat the US Blockade of Cuba in 2021! This Closing Session will focus on action and expanding international collaboration and movement-building to defeat — once and for all time — the blockade and secure US-Cuba normalization as demanded by the peoples of the world, including clear majorities in the United States. Participate in a dynamic discussion with speakers and special guests from Cuba, the United States, Canada, Quebec, Puerto Rico and internationally.   All the sessions will include Q&A and Discussions   View program for Sat. Nov. 14th and Sun. Nov. 15th     For ZOOM Technical Support Click Here   In Solidarity, Organizing Committee, International Conference for the Normalization of US-Cuba Relations us-cubanormalization.org Saving Lives Campaign US-CANADA-CUBA Cooperation savinglives.us-cubanormalization.org New York-New Jersey Cuba Sí Coalition cubasinynjcoalition.org National Network On Cuba nnoc.info Canadian Network on Cuba canadiannetworkoncuba.ca

October 21st @ 5:00PM, EDT, join special guest Bren Bataclan and host, Enrico E. Manalo, for a conversation about art, books, and FilAm (Filipino American) identity, as seen through the lens of the immigrant experience

 

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Join the live dicussion tomorrow – Oct. 21st @ 5:00 PM, EDT!     Meet the Mind Behind the Smile Project, BFAB, & More!   Maybe you've been lucky enough to stumble upon a canvas like the one above; on a park bench somewhere around Boston, or elsewhere. If so, this one's for you!   On October 21st @ 5:00PM, EDT, join special guest Bren Bataclan and host, Enrico E. Manalo, for a conversation about art, books, and FilAm (Filipino American) identity, as seen through the lens of the immigrant experience.   Bren Bataclan is the artist behind The Smile Project (featured on TEDxTalks), a project driven by the concept of kindness! While he is most well-known to the Boston community as an artist, he is also known to some of its Filipino and Filipino American residents as the founder of the Boston Filipino American Bookclub (BFAB), which has been regularly meeting since at least 2007.   On October 21st @ 5:00PM, EDT, join Enrico E. Manalo and Bren Bataclan as they explore the power of art, books, and the challenges of finding your way and figuring out who you are—as an immigrant yourself, or as the child of immigrants.   Don't miss out on this chance to ask Bren Bataclan and Enrico E. Manalo your questions on how art, books, and friendship can help us to find meaning AND push for greater equity on October 21st @ 5:00PM, EDT!     Get My Reminder         All Aces, Inc. One Westinghouse Plaza Building A, Suite A312 Boston, MA 02136 info@allacesinc.com     © 2020 All Aces, Inc.