This special Happy Hour gathering is organized to encourage local women in Carpinteria and Summerland to become better acquainted with the work and progress of the Santa Barbara Women's Political Committee (SBWPC), and learn best practices to improve our community. Friendraisers in the city of Santa Barbara are commonplace and they attract women from across the county and they are intergenerational. The SBWPC looks forward to meeting potential members in the Carpinteria and Summerland area. Come out, meet your neighbors, and bring a friend. We in SBWPC are women who care about our community and are committed to improving the circumstances of women, girls, and families throughout our local areas. We also know that many Carpinteria and Summerland women are interested in local politics. The SBWPC is non-partisan, and we want to meet you. Let's gather at the Carpinteria Women's Club on Monday, February 25th at 7 pm to help shape the future of Carpinteria and Summerland.

The spring 2019 training will be held on six consecutive Tuesdays, Feb. 26, March 5, 12,19,26, and April 2, from 1 – 5 p.m. at 512 East Gutierrez Street in Santa Barbara.
Application Deadline is February 20, 2019.

A quickly emerging field which invites a fundamental shift in the way we think about and practice justice, restorative justice is based on a desired set of principles and practices to mediate conflict, strengthen community, and repair harm. This talk will speak to the importance of restorative justice and how it can contribute to processes

A quickly emerging field which invites a fundamental shift in the way we think about and practice justice, restorative justice is based on a desired set of principles and practices to mediate conflict, strengthen community, and repair harm. This talk will speak to the importance of restorative justice and how it can contribute to processes

A quickly emerging field which invites a fundamental shift in the way we think about and practice justice, restorative justice is based on a desired set of principles and practices to mediate conflict, strengthen community, and repair harm. This talk will speak to the importance of restorative justice and how it can contribute to processes of individual and community healing. Fania Davis is co-founder and Director of Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth (RJOY) and a civil rights attorney with a Ph.D. in Indigenous Knowledge. A national thought leader in the field, Fania Davis is a long-time social justice activist, restorative justice practitioner, and professor.

This five week course qualifies you for the new California Boaters Card

PLEASE NOTE DIFFERENT LOCATION FOR NEXT 3 GATHERINGS Due to renovations of the Hill-Carrillo Adobe, we will temporarily be meeting at the address below You're invited: Death Cafe Santa Barbara in conjunction with The Center for Successful Aging with Liz Bauer, Lynn Holzman, and Peggy Levine Date: Wednesday, February 27, 2019 Time: 3:30-5 PM Place:

Family Night allows families an exclusive evening at the Museum. The inspiration behind this event is to bring family members of all ages together to participate in a variety of interactive learning activities while also enjoying some light food and beverages and entertainment. At the Museum’s popular Family Nights, children and parents can visit the Museum’s exhibits, have their faces painted, enjoy building maritime-themed LEGO® projects, and engage in various arts and crafts led by local Art Educators all while learning about the history of the Santa Barbara Channel.

Join the conversation about how millennials are choosing to make impacts with their investments.

This 60-minute presentation is a guide to the health and wellbeing applications of cannabis

Deepa Kumar, one of the nation’s foremost scholars on Islamophobia, looks at how Muslims have become the predominant face of terror in U.S. news and entertainment media — even though terror attacks by white extremists have far outnumbered attacks by Muslim Americans since 9/11. Arguing that racialized threats have long been used to induce moral panics and advance anti-democratic policies, Kumar explores how ruling elites have been raising the specter of Arab and Islamic terror since the 1970s to justify militarism, war, and curbs on civil
Liberties. 57m.

Hospice of Santa Barbara’s Community Education and Engagement Series is pleased to present “Courage, Love, and Compassion: An Evening with Roshi Joan Halifax”.

On Wednesday, February 27th, Roshi Joan Halifax, a renowned Buddhist teacher, author, Zen priest, and anthropologist, will give a presentation on “Courage, Love, and Compassion” at the Marjorie Luke Theatre in Santa Barbara.