HOKP gift bags this Saturday, December 19th, 2020

 Get your Christmas Grab & Go Bags of assorted gifts and information. Come to 6040 W. Lisbon on Sat 12/19 from 11:30AM til 2PM to participate. (Register at thehokp.org - Get it while supplies last - limited to one bag per family). For more info call 414-810-4657. https://hokp_grabandgo.eventbrite.com

Provide listening ears for someone-Wisconsin Department of health

 This holiday season, give the gift of a non-judgmental listening ear. Join the “Safe Person” campaign: dhs.wisconsin.gov/mh/phlmhindex.htm

Reschedule of Eric Dozier tomorrow night

 Please see how Eric Dozier has rescheduled the previous event due to the pandemic.  You must register to attend.

This week, December 4, Tahirih shared with us the Eric Dozier event. This is the Musical Journeys program that he was going to do in our area this past spring!! We finally get to see it. Read below to see how to register.

At 8:00 pm CST on Friday, December 4, Eric Dozier will be hosting a musical fireside "live" from his home in Florida. Titled "A Change Is Gonna Come," Eric will take you on a journey that shines a light at the crossroads of music and American race relations.

ERIC DOZIER
Singer-Songwriter & Self-Styled Itinerant Blues Preacher

Equal parts live performance, lecture, and revival meeting, "A Change Is Gonna Come: Musical Journeys Through American Race Relations" is a unique way of experiencing the impact of music on American culture, identity and social progress. 

Through his wealth of experience working with groups of all ages and his unique blend of Down and Dirty Blues, Socially Conscious Soul, and Spirit Fueled Gospel Music, cultural activist and musician Eric Dozier takes you on a journey as he shines a light at the crossroads of music and American race relations by performing songs and discussing key musical figures and themes from the Abolitionists, Civil Rights, labor & anti-war movements , as well as other contemporary voices of change both within the US and internationally. 

By the end, participants understand what it means to be an active and creative advocate of diversity and equity imbued with a renewed sense of mission and commitment to being the change they wish to see.

You MUST RSVP to attend. Just send an email to info@roguevalleybahais.org and indicate you'd like to attend the Eric Dozier event. They'll send out the Zoom link shortly before the event.

Art Therapy as a means of coping.

he House of Kings and Priests, Inc.

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The House of Kings & Priests invites you to enjoy a relaxing painting session hosted virtually by Beloved Masterpieces, LLC.

Virtual Art Therapy is a fun alternative to help individuals avoid negative influences and risks. It's a creative tool to help cope and protect wellbeing.

5 Sessions held on
11/25, 11/28, 12/5, 12/9 and 12/12

Register at: hokp_art.eventbrite.com

Thank you Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Division for making these events possible. 

(email for information on secondary pick up spot)

 

Masks

 Masks. Good morning,

5Points (5PNA) is very concerned about the health of all. Our thanks extends to the Milwaukee Health Department for a substantial amount of washable cloth masks. We have distributed a fair amount to those participating in events: we have also taken the approach that if we see someone on the street without a mask or using a handkerchief as a mask we will hand you one for the safety of all. Thank you for being warm enough to care for all and accept this gift to preserve our people and population.

Our children are important and so is their mental health

 Your support of our united effort to care for the self, community and our future is important and needed.  Please pass the word and make an effort to sign up on thehopk.org under events and register.

Mark The Date!

Thursday, November 12, 2020

HOKP is offering a conversation on Mental Health and Youth

from 11AM until 12PM featured on Zoom. Join us and a panel of special guests for in insightful and provocative discussion.

For more information go to www.thehokp.org

You may view the replay at Watch the Discussion on Mental Health for Youth. Pls. Like and Share

https://youtu.be/G3DF8UjEQKU

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Anti-displacement and anti-gentrification march and protest.

 Join us as we march in solidarity and against displacement and gentrification.

Start at 10am marching from 3514 n. port washington ave 5 points arts gallery and studios to walker's point center for the arts.

Preserve the neighborhood and homes you have built for your enjoyment.

Carpool, walk, bike-ride, and stand on porches.

Cdc guidelines followed:  t shirts, masks, water, food. provided.