Bruce Boyens • Karen & Joe Mulloy
Carmen & Ray Ramirez

Invite you to a fundraising house party in celebration of
the 75th Anniversary of a place where history is made

Highlander Center

Highlander is a popular education workshop center in east Tennessee that started in 1932 and today still brings together grassroots organizers, artists, educators, and workers to address the most pressing issues facing the people of the South. Rosa Parks came to Highlander just 4 months before refusing to give up her seat on the bus, and the civil rights anthem We Shall Overcome was developed and spread by Highlander and friends. Today, Highlander stands as a world renowned beacon for progressive, cutting edge organizing and is a leading resource for people working together across race, culture, and generations. Highlander’s current innovative programs include developing grassroots leadership with youth and immigrants, and builds multilingual capacity in the region so people can organize together.  (www.test.highlandercenter.org)

Featuring Highlander Director

Pam McMichael


January 31, 2009

4:00 to 6:00 pm

at the home of

Bruce Boyens
1015 S. Milwaukee Way
Denver

Coffee & Dessert

R.S.V.P. by January 27
by e-mailing Tami Newman:
newman (at) test.highlandercenter.org

For further information, please contact Tami Newman (865)933-3443 x 234
or newman@highlandercenter.org

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