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(Sept. 20) FW: Anti-abortion display planned September 20 on Dayton Campus Quad
(Sept. 22) FW: Sun Watch: Equinox Feast For Peace
(Sept. 26) FW: Goodwill® Celebrates National Employ Older Workers Week
(Sept. 26) FW: Regional Opioid Educational Opportunities
(Sept. 27)FW: Speaker Series Event - September 27 at the Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center
(Sept. 29) FW: Montgomery County Environmental Services Environmental Calendar and Poetry Contest
(Save the Date: Oct. 2) FW: Join Us October 2 for Justice On Tap!

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From: Wright State Communications on behalf of Dr. Gary Dickstein; Interim Vice President for Student Affairs
Subject: Anti-abortion display planned September 20 on Dayton Campus Quad

To our Raider Community,

Wright State University has received notification that a group of approximately 10 individuals from the organization Create Equality will erect an anti-abortion display and hand out literature on the Dayton Campus on Wednesday, September 20. The display is scheduled to be on the Quad from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. They have informed the university that they plan to bring large 4X3 placards that contain very graphic images.

As an institution of higher education, it is imperative that we embrace diverse thoughts and ideas. Moreover, as a public university, Wright State must allow individuals or groups who wish to exercise their First Amendment rights on its campuses the opportunity to do so. This is true even when individuals and/or groups express views that some in our community find offensive. However, it is important to note the university will make sure that any individual and/or group behaves in a manner that is consistent with the guidelines established under the Constitution, all applicable laws, and university policy.

Members of our community who are uncomfortable with viewing these images may want to avoid the Quad area during this time. Furthermore, if you need support or wish to talk with someone, you are encouraged to visit our Counseling and Wellness Center, located in 053 Student Union, or call RaiderCares at 855-224-2887 (TTY: 855-327-9151). The staff in the Women’s Center, located in 148 Millett Hall, will also be available.

For further questions or concerns about this planned demonstration, contact the Division of Student Affairs at 775-2808 or email Vanessa Borelly Vega at vanessa.borellyvega@wright.edu.

From: Daytonians Against War Now (DAWN) On Behalf Of Logan Martinez
Subject: [DAWN] FW: Sun Watch: Equinox Feast For Peace

Feast For Peace

Please email me @ david.hurwitz@wright.edu to reserve a spot.
Let us know what you will bring for dinner, and if you will spend the night.
We will have coffee and donuts in the morning.

WHAT: Feast For Peace; a potluck dinner with an overnight

We supply the main dishes (meat and veggie, lasagna and chili). We ask you to bring a vegetable side dish, salad, or dessert. You also need to bring what you want to drink. After dinner, we are hoping to have some live music (Ludlow) , a campfire, with drumming; and maybe a movie.

WHEN: Friday, September 22nd, 2017; after 6:00 pm, eat at 7:00 pm
WHERE: SunWatch Indian Village (2301 W. River Road, Dayton, OH 45418; 937-268-8199)
WHY: As part of Dayton's International Peace Dayton Events

SunWatch, One of this region’s treasured cultural and educational resources.
This is a fundraising event for SunWatch, and we ask for a donation. (suggested - $10 - per person, per couple, per family)

Sleepover in a lodge: Spend the night in one of the lodges, or pitch a tent outside the village. Space in lodges is limited, so let us know if you would like to attend.

Please email me @ david.hurwitz@wright.edu to reserve a spot.

Let us know what you will bring for dinner, and if you will spend the night. We will have coffee and donuts in the morning.

From: amatul shafeek
Subject: Goodwill® Celebrates National Employ Older Workers Week

Goodwill® Celebrates National Employ Older Workers Week

Partnership with Senior Community Service Employment Program Recognizes Valuable Contributions of America's Older Workers the program will be held September 26th 2017 12 pm - 2 pm at the The Goodwill Easter Seals Building at 660 South Main Street Dayton, Ohio 45402 in the Jack and Sally Eichelberger Conference Room on the first floor. SCSEP is a paid training program through federal program for people 55 and older who meet federal income guideline. For more information contact Amatul Shafeek at 937-985-8078. Garrett Lee Speaks is a Life Skills Coach and Motivational Speaker from Ohio.

Free and open to the public.

From: Carrie J. Rogge on behalf of Health Policy Institute of Ohio
Subject: Regional Opioid Educational Opportunities

HPIO Forum Addressing addiction: Policy prescriptions to prevent opiate abuse and tobacco use

When Tuesday, September 26, 2017 from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM EDT Add to Calendar

Where Aladdin Shrine Center 1801 Gateway Circle Grove City, OH 43123

Given that drug overdoses, cancer and heart disease are leading causes of death in Ohio, addictions to opiates and nicotine are two of the greatest challenges to health and wellbeing in the state. This forum will explore addiction across the life course and identify evidence-based policy options to reduce opiate and tobacco use, including examples of effective strategies from other states.

Speakers include:

Micah Berman, The Ohio State University
Leighton Ku, George Washington University
Donovan Maust, University of Michigan
Shawn Ryan, Brightview

And more to be announced!

According to the 2017 Health Value Dashboard, Ohio ranks 46 out of 50 states and the District of Columbia on health value. This means that Ohioans are living less healthy lives and spending more on health care than people in most other states. Tobacco use and opioid abuse are two areas that were identified in the Dashboard as among the greatest health challenges facing Ohio.

Lunch will be served (vegetarian options available) Registration begins at 9:00, with program starting at 9:30.

The forum general attendance fee is $65. Register Now!

https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07eegj4ozm9f25a803&oseq=&c=&ch=

CLE credit: This course will be submitted to the Supreme Court of Ohio Commission on Continuing Legal Education for CLE credit. In the event that approval is denied, HPIO will refund CLE registrants the $40 add-on fee.

CEU credit: This course will be submitted to the National Association of Social Workers for CEU credit. In the event that approval is denied, HPIO will refund CEU registrants the $15 add-on fee.

HPIO has a limited number of PARTIAL scholarships available on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information, please contact Hailey Akah at hakah@hpio.net or 614-545-0752

From: Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park
Subject: Speaker Series Event - September 27 at the Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center

From: David K. Greer
Subject: FW: Montgomery County Environmental Services Environmental Calendar and Poetry Contest

Montgomery County Environmental Services

2018 Montgomery County Environmental Services

Environmental Poetry and Calendar Contests

From: Garrett Harshaw, Karla
Subject: FW: Join Us October 2 for Justice On Tap!

ABLE, LAWO, GDVLP

SEPTEMBER 14, 2017
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Justice on Tap!, an event that benefits local legal services programs, is scheduled for Monday, October 2 at Warped Wing Brewing Company (26 Wyandot St.).

Justice on Tap! is open to the public, with a general admission of $50 and includes tickets for two flights or pints of beer and one raffle ticket. Admission for students and new attorneys up to two years of experience is $15. Additional raffle tickets will be available for $2 each or six for $5.

Reservations may be made in advance at: campaign4equaljustice.org/justice-on-tap

The deadline for reservations is September 29. Sponsorships are available.

Guests will socialize and sample a variety of craft brews, enjoy complimentary appetizers by Lucky's Taproom and Eatery, and receive a souvenir pint beer glass. Guests also will have a chance to win one of three gift baskets: A UD Flyers Basket with four Deans' Suite tickets and more; Warped Wing Basket of its signature brews, and the Enchanted Basket that includes an Arrow Wine gift certificate, wine, and chocolates from Esther Price.

Proceeds from Justice on Tap! benefit the nonprofit law firms of Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. (ABLE) and Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc. (LAWO), and their partner the Greater Dayton Volunteer Lawyers Project (GDVLP). Funds raised will be used to assist individuals and families when they are facing domestic violence, elder abuse, disability, public benefits, health, education and consumer issues, foreclosures and immigration concerns. The organizations also assist veterans.

The GDVLP, LAWO, and ABLE provide free legal assistance to low-income and disadvantaged area residents in civil, noncriminal, cases when they cannot afford to hire an attorney. LAWO and ABLE are also celebrating 50 Years of Fairness & Justice in Dayton.

Additional information is available at (937) 535-4432 or kharshaw@ablelaw.org.