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SUMMARY:Target Circle Fundraising Program - vote for UREC when you make a purchase
DESCRIPTION:UREC is participating in the Target Circle program! You can vote for us and help direct Target’s giving to benefit UREC by making a purchase online\, at a Target store\, or via the Target app.\nFor full program details and restrictions visit Target Circle at target.com/circle.\nSetting up an account in Target Circle allows you to receive rewards when you make purchases at Target and allows you to vote for your favorite non-profit among those featured. Target Circle is NOT connected to a Target credit card.\nVotes will be tallied in March 2023 and a financial contribution from Target will be generated for UREC based upon the number of votes received from community members.\nVotes can be made via the Target app\, via your online purchases\, and by entering your mobile phone number at checkout.
URL:https://undergroundrailroadhistory.org/event/target-circle-fundraising-program-vote-when-you-make-a-purchase/
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SUMMARY:"The Interview" - a screening and discussion
DESCRIPTION:For Black History Month Kingston 2023\, The Library at the A.J. Williams- Myers African Roots Center\, ENJAN (End the New Jim Crow Action Network) Kingston\, and the YWCA Ulster County are going to host a screening of the documentary “The Interview” co-sponsored by RAPP (Releasing Aging People from Prisons) and the People’s Campaign for Parole Justice. You can enjoy this impactful documentary and have some good conversations and refreshments!! \n\n\n\n\n     A little bit about the film: “The Interview” asks viewers to confront their feelings about justice and mercy while revealing the heavy toll our current legal system takes on incarcerated people and their families. You can take a look at the flyer for more information or email isispascuala@gmail.com.\n     This event will take place Thursday 2/16 at 6pm at the Restorative Justice Center (733 Broadway Kingston\, NY 12401). There will be a panel discussion to take place after the showing! This Event is FREE and Open to the Public. Please reserve your spot here https://bhmkingston2023arcywcaenjan.eventbrite.com or email me at isispascuala@gmail.com to reserve your spot. We are looking forward to seeing you there!\n\n\n\n     While this is an in-person event\, Underground Railroad Education Center and the Library at the AJ WIlliams Myers African Roots Center in Kingston\, NY are collaborating on sharing virtual events in our networks. Please support the Roots Library efforts. Attend if you are near Kingston. Help spread the word if you can.
URL:https://undergroundrailroadhistory.org/event/the-interview-a-screening-and-discussion/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Stephen Myers and the Underground Railroad
DESCRIPTION:Join Mary Liz and Paul Stewart as they discuss Harriet and Stephen Myers\, Black abolitionists whose residence was a headquarters for Underground Railroad activity in the Capital Region in the mid-1850’s. The Myers serve as a lasting legacy for social justice and reform.\n\nTheir home is now a museum and community place for gathering that serves as a reckoning space with the past\, and also inspires future generations.\nThis virtual presentation is hosted by Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site and is organized by David Brooks\, Schoharie Crossing Education Director. \nThis virtual presentation will be available through Webex. Click HERE to access the Webex link. The Webex link will goes live at 6:50pm. \n 
URL:https://undergroundrailroadhistory.org/event/stephen-myers-and-the-underground-railroad/
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