Community Event:
Micheline Slattery became a servant to extended family
members when orphaned at age five. At 14, she was trafficked from Haiti to Connecticut to serve as her cousin's slave and allowed to go to school under restrictive supervision. After many years in captivity, Slattery was able to leave and currently works as a nurse in Massachusetts.

The University of Idaho's Martin Institute for Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution brings Slattery to Moscow January 30, 2007, as keynote speaker for its latest Martin Forum. The event is at 7 pm in the SUB Ballroom.

For more information about Ms. Slattery, visit
www.iabolish.com/speakers_bureau/index.html.

Community Event: On Tuesday, January 30, 2007, at 6 p.m., at Washington State University in Pullman, Washington, in CUE Center Room 203, Dr. Bill Dienst will talk on "Palestine through the Eyes of a Doctor." Dr. Dienst is a physician who provides humanitarian relief in the West Bank.

Community Event:
Listen to Palouse Peace Radio, starting Sunday, January 28, on our
very own all-volunteer community radio station, KRFP Moscow,
92.5 FM http://www.radiofreemoscow.com/.

The local Palouse Peace Coalition will be bringing you peace and
justice news, commentary, poetry, and music every other Sunday
from 2 to 4:00 pm, alternating weeks with the Auntie
Establishment/Brother Carl Show, which started Sunday, January
21. Stay tuned!

The UUCP Social Action Committee will have a table at the UUCP Committee Fair in the church basement between the services on Sunday January 28

The next social Action Committee meeting will be Tuesday, January 9, 2007, 7 PM, Yellow House.