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e-newsletter WCRC Bulletin 30 | March 18, 2004

WCRC NEWS

Calling 2003 Swimmers!
We’re looking for swimmers willing to participate in marketing and publicity efforts for this year’s swim, including sharing your story in the brochure and other publicity. Please contact ali@wcrc.org if you’re interested.

Art and Cancer at WCRC
Creativity, Healing and Wholeness: Written and Visual Journaling as a Path Through Cancer
Creativity, our innate birthright, can facilitate healing and wholeness at many levels. Written and visual art practices have been a mainstay through challenges as "opportunities" in my life, including cancer. Participate in simple creative processes that can become both a release and guide through your healing journey. No art-making experience necessary.

Tuesday, March 30, 7 - 8:30 PM at WCRC
Space is limited to 12 people. Please call Elizabeth Forrest to register 510-526-0148

The Art of Living Black with Hilda Robinson
Hilda works in vibrant colors in oil pastels. Her work jumps with movement and her themes include children at play, dancing couples, resting women, and church scenes. There are twenty-five of Hilda's work on display and she will be bringing in a few additional items just for this weekend. See images of Hilda's work. The WCRC Gallery is located at 5741 Telegraph Avenue in Oakland. The gallery is wheelchair accessible. There is no charge for the show or the reception. For more information 510-420-7900 x 111 or margo@wcrc.org

Images of Peru: An Exhibition of Photographs by Chaya Spector, WCRC Board Member.
The exhibition runs from March 1 - 31st at Cafe Galleria, Lincoln Square Shopping Center (off Hwy 13 at Redwood Road) in Oakland.

Got Good Stuff/ Need Good Stuff?
Garage sale to benefit the Sister to Sister Program (African American women with cancer)

Saturday, April 3
10 am – 3 pm
5741 Telegraph Ave, Oakland

The sale will include clothing, household items, electronics, videos, crafts, a bake sale and much more.

WCRC Support Groups
If you or a loved one is struggling with cancer, we encourage you to participate in a support group here at WCRC. If you are interested in a support group that isn’t listed, please call Dolores @ 510.420.7900 x112. WCRC Support Groups

TREATMENT OPTIONS AND RESEARCH

ENVIRONMENT

  • Nevada group proposes smoking ban


    Do You Read What We Read?
    The Women's Cancer Resource Center is conducting a test on the readability of this email bulletin. The first person who responds to this email by contacting mary@wcrc.org will be awarded one of our very beautiful WCRC polo shirts-perfect for the spring weather we are having.Hurry. Operators are standing by...

EVENTS

Embodying Healing: "Being" the Healing You Want to See in the World
To bring about true healing and transformation in the world, we need to balance the art of "being" with the act of "doing." By being present to our experiences as bodies, minds, and spirits, we begin to cultivate greater harmony in our lives, awakening our inner creativity and power.

March 21, 2004, 10 am – 5 pm
FREE
JFK University, Berkeley Campus
2956 San Pablo Avenue at Ashby, 2nd Floor

To register and for information about other class dates please contact Bonita Ford at (510)548-4618 or tobonitaf@yahoo.com

Meet the Expert on Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma: New Insights and Treatments

March 23, 2004, 6-8 pm
Sponsored by the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and John Muir/Mt. Diablo
Health System Comprehensive Cancer programs
John Muir Hospital, Ball Auditorium · 1601 Ygnacio Valley Rd, Walnut Creek

Please register by March 16th by phone, fax or email with Brenda Carlson, RN, MS, OCN Telephone: (925) 947.4447 · FAX: (925) 941-2004 · Email: brenda.carlson@jmmdhs.com

"Unite for Change: New Approaches to Pesticides and Environmental Health"
Please join us for the 22nd National Pesticide Forum in Berkeley, April 2-4, 2004. The forum will be filled with workshops, national and international speakers, and plenty of time for networking with other pesticide and environmental health activists from North America. There will be a lunch or dinner devoted to California issues and campaigns.

Location: University of California, Berkeley
Date: Friday, April 2nd through Sunday April 4th, 2004
Sponsored by Pesticide Action Network North America, Beyond Pesticides, and Californians for Pesticide Reform. More information or contact John Kepner at 202-543-5450, jkepner@beyondpesticides.org.


Each One, Reach One: Working Together to Make a Change
Empowering African American Women to Make Informed Decisions

A Community Conference for and About African American Women
Saturday, July 31, 2004
9 AM - 4 PM
For more information, see the calendar of events!

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