Activities are going on all over the state in honor and celebration of the great civil rights leader. The R.U.1.2? Community Center has chosen two activities to be a part of in two towns in Vermont. The Burlington VISTA team is coordinating and putting on a big city-wide celebration, including a free lunch, rally, and several service projects. The Haymarket People's Fund is sponsoring a film and panel discussion event in Montpelier. This is a fun and valuable opportunity for VT's GLBT community to show its commitment to anti-racism and social justice issues.

Option 1) Join your friends and neighbors and other R.U.1.2? volunteers perform a community service project in Burlington. The project will be helping to cook and clean at one of two Spectrum transitional youht houses. Meet at 12:30 pm at our headquarters, 1 Steele Street, to meet and greet the community center team. From there, we will set out to Burlington City Hall for a free lunch and MLK ceremony. Then it's off to the service project! The service project will last until 4:30 pm but you can stay as long as you have time for.

Option 2) Meet the R.U.1.2? crew again at headquarters at 1 Steele Street at 5 p.m. to meet and greet the community center team. We can organize a carpool and set out for Montpelier in time for the Haymarket "Forum & Film." The event will be from 6 - 8 pm and feature a showing of "At the River We Stand" - a powerful documentary about the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Worker's Strike and Dr King's assassination. It will be followed by a panel discussion including Frances Hubbard, Glenn Taulton, and Paij Wadley-Bailey.

Whatever option you choose, please call or e-mail us at R.U.1.2? and sign-up ahead of time so we know who to expect, especially for the Montpelier carpool.

yours in pride,
khristian
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Khristian Kemp-DeLisser
A*VISTA Program Assistant
R.U.1.2? Community Center
P.O. Box 5883
Burlington, VT 05402
p: 802.860.RU12 (7812)
f: 802.860.0705