Tomorrow, Tuesday November 14th 2017, from 6:30-8pm, at the Hull Street Library (1400 Hull Street, Richmond VA), the library will be holding the final event of the Books for a Better World Series. This event will include a screening of the short documentary, "Sis, You OK?", followed by a discussion with creator Nikkea Shareè. This film addresses domestic violence and mental health. From the event description:
"Social justice, healing, and history are the themes we’ll explore in the "Books for a Better World" author series held on second Tuesdays (March-November) at Hull Street Library. Join local authors and scholars for engaging book discussions followed by Q&A and book signing, and light refreshments."
Free, open to the public. Children are welcome but should be accompanied by an adult, and some material may not be appropriate for children.
For more info or to ask a question, call 804-646-8699 or email natalie.draper@richmondgov.com.
Were you a counter-protester, medic, legal observer, or other volunteer in Charlottesville this Saturday, and do you need to talk to somebody about what you saw or experienced? A network of counselors and therapists are contributing free brief sessions to Richmonders in this situation, to help them navigate the immediate effects of exposure to violence.
Space is limited and this type of service may not be adequate for everyone. Contact Nicole O-Pries at 804-601-6408 to be matched with somebody.
For more details, see the link.
