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Start Celebrating Ten Years of Building FUREEous Power
The Board of Directors of Families United for Racial & Economic Equality (FUREE) will present a WINE TASTING to begin the celebration of our 10th year of building leaders and mobilizing communities to win racial, gender and economic justice.
Meet Board Members, Leaders, Staff and other Allies to hear about our recent win for accountable development in Downtown Brooklyn, the launching of two new campaigns centered on worker justice for youth and public housing residents and an update on our member-led campaigns to win more low income housing, sustainable jobs and access to healthy, affordable food in Brooklyn communities.
It’s also an opportunity to roll up your sleeves and get involved in our work by engaging directly in our campaigns and helping to sustain FUREE’s work for another ten years!
This event is hosted by The Moore Brothers Wine Company. Hors d ‘oeuvres will be served and all proceeds from this event will directly benefit the mission and activities of FUREE!
Location: 33 East 20th Street, New York , NY in the Flat Iron District
Contribution: $30 Allies & Public; $15 FUREE Members. Payable by check/money order to FUREE, 81 Willoughby Street, #701, Brooklyn, NY 11201 or online by visiting: www.furee.org/events/wine-tasting
We really hope you can make it and mark the first in a series of events, actions and fundraisers to commemorate our Tenth Anniversary and to build more power for low income and working class families!
Space is limited! RSVP is required.: Contact Valery by calling (718) 852-2960 x. 301 or send an e-mail to: valery@furee.org
Join us in commemorating nine peace activists (Turkish citizens, including Furkan Dogan, also an American citizen) who were killed by Israeli soldiers when they sailed on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla on May 31, 2010.
Our common goals are peace, prosperity, and equal opportunities in the Middle East and everywhere across the globe.
The Mavi Marmara Quilt Exhibit will mark the one-year anniversary of the attack on the flotilla.
We invite submission of poems and art work of all kinds: paintings, drawings, photographs, and so on.
To participate in the exhibit, and for exact mailing instructions, please write a brief description of your work and yourself, and e-mail to Memorial@brooklynpeace.org
Work should be no bigger than 3 feet by 3 feet, and must be sent to later than April 1, 2011.