This update can also be viewed online at www.unionproject.org/About_Us/news Feb. Monday Evening Discussion Series Continues This week, Feb. 12th at 7pm, Union Project’s Monday Evening Discussion series will continue with the film “Drop the Debt” and a conversation about 3rd world debt, the Drop the Debt Campaign, and Jubilee USA. Monday Evening Discussions, hosted by the Union Project and Open Door, are open to all and free of charge. - Feb. 19th – “Mighty Times: The Children’s March,” a documentary film about students in Birmingham, Alabama who played a powerful role in ending segregation with a discussion to follow - Feb. 26th - “The Kitchen” a play by Rob Zellers and a discussion about white guilt and privilege to follow led by the actors and director For more information please contact Hilary at hilary@unionproject.org or at 412.363.4550 x 26. Or visit our events page at www.unionproject.org/about_us/events. Union Project Magnet Calendars Come into Urban Fusion Café and purchase a 2007 magnet calendar featuring the photography of Vernon Gay and the stained glass of the Union Project. Calendars are only $2 and proceeds go to support the Union Project. Call For Glass Artists The Union Project is seeking artists working in glass and glassware to participate in Margaritas in March (March 23, 2007) and in conjunction with Pittsburgh Celebrates Glass 2007. Pittsburgh Celebrates Glass 2007 is a city-wide celebration of glass and glass art. Participants include organizations and individuals from many different backgrounds -- from museums to gallery owners, churches to artists. Additionally, Pittsburgh will play host to the 37th Annual Glass Art Society Conference from June 7-9. For its part in Pittsburgh Celebrates Glass 2007, the Union Project is planning to host several events involving and celebrating glass art. Margaritas in March will involve the sale of handmade glasses, margarita tasting and music. Artists will recover 70% of the revenues from the sale of these glasses. The remaining 30% of the sales will go the Union Project to help recover the cost of the events and to contribute to the organization’s operational costs. For more information please contact Hilary at hilary@unionproject.org or at 412.363.4550 x 26. Antique Sheet Music and Hymnals - Free The Union Project has unearthed a number of boxes filled with antique sheet music and hymnals. Antique and music lovers alike are welcome to pick up desired pieces at the Union Project during business hours. The Union Project does not necessarily endorse the views of organizations and individuals that rent space at Union Project. You can donate to Union Project online by clicking here. Union Project is located at the corner of Negley and Stanton Avenues in the east end of Pittsburgh. Call 412-363-4550 or check out www.unionproject.org for more information. _______________________________________________ update mailing list update@unionproject.org http://unionproject.mennonite.net/mailman/listinfo/update.unionproject