SAFEHS NOVEMBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS,

SAFEHS NOVEMBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS,
For more updates, visit:
http://www.safehs.com/events.htm

THEATRE PERFORMANCE
November 9th, SAFEHS is sponsoring One New Earth and the performance of "My Real Name"
7PM at the Worth Ryder Gallery, University of California, Berkeley
To view digital flier visit: http://www.safehs.com/artevents.htm

ART EXHIBIT
November 6-11, Worth Ryder Gallery, SAFEHS will feature works from our workshops at the Visuality & Alterity Working Group Symposium and Art Exhibit. Website still being updated with details, but for current program, visit: www.outoftimespace.net

POETRY PUBLICATION
November 11, at University of California (details to be determined, visit www.safehs.com for updates), SAFEHS will have a poetry publication event for our collaboration with Achiote Press and the publication of "Speaking Truths: The Poetics of Defining Human Slavery".

WEEKEND OF HEALING Nov. 17 & 18
As activists whose schedule is pact with helping to support various communities we come from, in order to help support those communities our health and spiritual well being are incredibly important to being part of the movement. As part of our weekend of healing, join SAFEHS for a run and a reiki class:

1) Bay Area Freedom Run: We are helping to organize this Polaris Project Event here in the Bay Area, the Bay Area Freedom Run,
Visit our website to register http://www.safehs.com/freedomrun.html
2) Free Reiki Class
10AM, November 18, 2007
Woman's Building, San Francisco 3543 18th St # 8, San Francisco, CA

Screen Printing & Cartooning Workshops

Students & Artists Fighting to End Human Slavery

workshop series


All workshops are free, dinner provided after workshops. 13 and older welcome. To pre-register, contact: annie@safehs.com
To learn more about SAFEHS visit: www.safehs.com

"Impressions of Slavery: Screen Printing Workshops"
October 2 and 9, Tuesday
3PM-5PM,
Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts
2868 Mission St, San Francisco, San Francisco, California 94110, United States

If you could design a t-shirt that spoke out against human slavery, how would the images in mainstream piece together -- what sort of impression would you want to make? Bring your own shirts, SAFEHS can provide t-shirts, but we must be contacted in advance with your shirt size.

"Cartooning Yesterday, Today, & Tomorrow"
October 10, Wednesday
3PM-5PM,
The Cartoon Art Museum, San Francisco
655 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA

Join us at the Cartoon Museum for a tour of the museum and a workshop on political cartoons.