Our community always has new and exciting things going on.
Check back here for more information on upcoming
open houses, show cases, and events.
Check back here for more information on upcoming
open houses, show cases, and events.
Saturday Night Clay Party
Try your hand at clay in the company of friends. A great alternative to the movies or eating dinner out. Wheel demonstration at 6:00 pm. Beverages & light snacks, playing with clay included. Any piece you wish to keep will be fired for $5 a piece.
Saturday night 6-8:00 pm. $20 per participant.
To book email tucsonclaycoop@yahoo.com or call Maxine at 917 705 3803.
Saturday night 6-8:00 pm. $20 per participant.
To book email tucsonclaycoop@yahoo.com or call Maxine at 917 705 3803.
Deconstructing Patriarchy
A bell hooks Book Club & Support Group Sun. May 26 from 6:30 to 8:30pm
We are a study and consciousness raising group. Everyone is welcome.
Please listen to audiozine bell hooks "Understanding Patriarchy" on Youtube prior to the meeting.
As bell hooks says "patriarchy does not have a gender" and it continues to exist because both sexes continue to participate in it.
We will be studying Chapter One of "Feminism is for Everyone" by bell hooks at this meeting from 6:30 to 7:30 in depth.
From 7:30 to 8:30 is open for people to discuss problems in their lives they are facing associated
to patriarchy (for example your boss makes a pass at you, and you cannot afford to report them
because you are afraid of losing your job etc)
It is more important than ever to make patriarchy unacceptable.. We have lots of work to do- how is it possible that 53% of white women who voted, voted for a man who is openly misogynistic? How is it possible that we live in a society where 1 out of 5 women are raped according to Wikipedia.
At each of our meetings, we sell our "Deconstruct Patriarchy" buttons, "The Daily Abuse" a compilation of 47 women worldwide who tell their stories of sexual, domestic and childhood abuse, produced by Angela Orlando & "Feminism is for Everyone."
We are meeting the last Sunday of every month.
A bell hooks Book Club & Support Group Sun. May 26 from 6:30 to 8:30pm
We are a study and consciousness raising group. Everyone is welcome.
Please listen to audiozine bell hooks "Understanding Patriarchy" on Youtube prior to the meeting.
As bell hooks says "patriarchy does not have a gender" and it continues to exist because both sexes continue to participate in it.
We will be studying Chapter One of "Feminism is for Everyone" by bell hooks at this meeting from 6:30 to 7:30 in depth.
From 7:30 to 8:30 is open for people to discuss problems in their lives they are facing associated
to patriarchy (for example your boss makes a pass at you, and you cannot afford to report them
because you are afraid of losing your job etc)
It is more important than ever to make patriarchy unacceptable.. We have lots of work to do- how is it possible that 53% of white women who voted, voted for a man who is openly misogynistic? How is it possible that we live in a society where 1 out of 5 women are raped according to Wikipedia.
At each of our meetings, we sell our "Deconstruct Patriarchy" buttons, "The Daily Abuse" a compilation of 47 women worldwide who tell their stories of sexual, domestic and childhood abuse, produced by Angela Orlando & "Feminism is for Everyone."
We are meeting the last Sunday of every month.
Visit our new expanded Paint Bar
50% of the profits from the Paint Bar will go to support our Art Mobile - a short bus parked in front of our pottery which will offer free art lessons to low income kids. Call or text Maxine at 917 705 3803 to make an appointment. $5 sit down fee, and price of piece.
50% of the profits from the Paint Bar will go to support our Art Mobile - a short bus parked in front of our pottery which will offer free art lessons to low income kids. Call or text Maxine at 917 705 3803 to make an appointment. $5 sit down fee, and price of piece.
How To Help the Immigrants
There are 60 to 80 legal immigrants that Ice has released and they are staying at St Benedictine's Monastery until
May. Catholic Community Services is asking for more volunteers as well as home cooked meals. You can drop off dried, canned, and packaged food, fresh fruits and vegetables at the loading dock behind St Benedictine's Monastery. (it is on Country Club near Speedway). You can drop off back packs, dried, processed, and canned food to our pottery, Ward 6, St. Philips in the Hills and the St Benedictine Monastery.
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There are 60 to 80 legal immigrants that Ice has released and they are staying at St Benedictine's Monastery until
May. Catholic Community Services is asking for more volunteers as well as home cooked meals. You can drop off dried, canned, and packaged food, fresh fruits and vegetables at the loading dock behind St Benedictine's Monastery. (it is on Country Club near Speedway). You can drop off back packs, dried, processed, and canned food to our pottery, Ward 6, St. Philips in the Hills and the St Benedictine Monastery.
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