WORLD WITHOUT GENOCIDE GALA MAY 23
Tanya Gersh will speak about receiving hundreds of death threats from neo-Nazis at World Without Genocide’s benefit gala on May 23, 2023.
Tanya Gersh, a Jewish real estate agent, was targeted by followers of The Daily Stormer, a far-right neo-Nazi online publication calling for the genocide of Jews. The site’s founder, Andrew Anglin, incited his followers to harass Gersh, her husband, and their young son after accusing Gersh of extortion.
In April 2017, the Southern Poverty Law Center filed a lawsuit on Gersh’s behalf against Anglin, alleging that he had intentionally inflicted emotional distress. In November 2017, a federal judge ruled that Anglin’s harassment campaign was not protected as free speech and Anglin was ordered to pay $14 million in compensatory and punitive damages.
Registration for the gala, to be held in Edina, Minnesota, is open to the public at www.worldwithoutgenocide.org/gershevent
World Without Genocide at Mitchell Hamline School of Law promotes education and action to protect innocent people, prevent genocide, prosecute perpetrators, and remember those affected by genocide. World Without Genocide is formally associated with the UN Department of Global Communications and is in Special Consultative Status with the UN Economic and Social Council since 2022.
ST. ANTHONY PARK ARTS FEST JUNE 1
St. Anthony Park Arts Festival will be on Saturday, June 1, 2019 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the St. Anthony Park Branch Library at Como and Carter Avenues in St. Paul. More at www.sapfest.org. Celebrating 54 years in St. Paul, the St. Anthony Park Arts Festival offers more than 70 juried artists offering pottery, jewelry, textiles, paintings, photography, printmaking, wood, and more. The festival also includes a used-book sale, a plant sale with offerings from the local Garden Club, art activities, food, and live music on the library lawn. Hosted by the St. Anthony Park Branch Library Association of the St. Paul Public Library as a benefit to support the library’s summer reading and activity programs.
SUPPORT WFNU DURING PLEDGE DRIVE JUNE 2
Tune in to WFNU Frogtown Community Radio at 94.1FM or wfnu.org on Friday June 2, for a full day of live programming, with neighborhood interviews, new local music, ticket give-aways, swag and more. WFNU is a volunteer-run station, broadcasting 365 days a year, 24-7, with local news, music and entertainment. “We need your financial support to help keep Frogtown tuned-in and keep us on-air!” say Katharine DeCelleand Philip Gracia. “Be a part of the WFNU Frogtown Community Radio family by joining us for our pledge-drive.”
LOW STRING MUSIC JUNE 16
A dynamic program of low string music presented by local musicians will be at Zion Lutheran Church (1697 Lafond Ave.) on June 16, 2023, 7 p.m. Performing will be Jason Wells on bass, Elise Butler-Pinkham on cello, Eric M.C. Gonzalex on cello, Aaron Kerr on cello and Olivia Quintanilla on cello. Works composed by local composers will be showcased with a premier of two new works by Leyna Papach and Daisy Swimmer. Admission to the concert is $15 at the door. This is an all ages show.
NEW PODCAST FOCUSES ON EARLY CHILDHOOD
The Little Moments Count Radio Podcast offers a collection of powerful audio stories on topics such as social and health justice and early childhood brain development. It is produced in partnership with community radio partners KRSM 98.9FM, AM950 Native Roots Radio, KMOJ 89.9FM and WFNU 94.1FM.
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