January 6, 2012 | Categories: About FHC, News | Tags: books, civil rights, fair housing, human rights, readings
The Fair Housing Center of Southeastern Michigan is pleased to announce 2 new book groups centered around Civil and Human Rights related readings, fiction and non-fiction. Details regarding each group’s location are below (as well as PDF’s for download).
The first book that both groups will be reading is The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander.
Note: The author is coming to Lansing on Tuesday Jan 17th for Cooley Law School‘s Martin Luther King Junior event. Get your book today and join in on the conversation!
Tuesday, February 28, 2012, 12-1 pm, brown bag lunch
The Ann Arbor FHC Book Group meets every two months in the AnnArbor.com Community Space, 301 East Liberty St., First Floor. The space is handicap accessible. Books can be purchased locally at Nicola’s Books in Westgate Shopping Mall for 15% off (you must mention the Fair Housing Center Book Group), online using goodshop.com (for books and e-books- you will get a coupon for your book plus you can designate a nonprofit to receive a percentage of your purchase), or found at your local library.
Wednesday, February 29, 2012, 12-1 pm, brown bag lunch
The Lansing FHC Book Group meets every two months at EVERYbody Reads, 2019 E. Michigan Ave. Parking is available in the back and the Center is handicap accessible. Books can be purchased locally at EVERYbody Reads for 20% off (you must mention the Fair Housing Center Book Group), online using goodshop.com (for books and e-books- you will get a coupon for your book plus you can designate a nonprofit to receive a percentage of your purchase), or found at your local library.
Poster Downloads (in PDF)
FHC-bookgroup small poster-2up, color
FHC-bookgroup poster, black and white
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