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SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA •
The Sacramento Chapter of Citizens Commission on Human Rights hosted Psychiatry an Industry of Death Exhibit over the 4th of July holiday weekend. The exhibit highlights psychiatric violations of human rights.
KATHMANDU, NEPAL •
Scientologist Mike Savas and business partner Max Rantz-McDonald joined more than 100 Scientology Volunteer Ministers on the ground in Nepal, who have been providing urgently needed relief every day since the April 25 earthquake.
TAINAN, TAIWAN •
The search and rescue phase of the Tainan earthquake has been officially ended with the last survivor pulled from the wreckage of the city’s Wei-kuan complex.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
This year, giving the Truth About Drugs to children and teens could be the best gift ever
As parents prepare for the holidays this year, offering the truth about drugs to the children, teens, and young adults in their family could be that gift that keeps on giving year-round and in the years to come.
The holidays are a time of joy—but not for those addicted to drugs as it tears apart families and friendships.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
NASA scientists from JPL raise awareness of environmental threats at World Environment Day event hosted by the Church of Scientology Los Angeles.
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA •
Volunteer Ministers help hospital staff clean up the Morton Plant Hospital parking lot after it was littered with leaves, fallen branches and moss from Hurricane Irma.
Volunteer Ministers help hospital staff clean up the Morton Plant Hospital parking lot after it was littered with leaves, fallen branches and moss from Hurricane Irma.
EAST GRINSTEAD, UK •
An article in the Chichester Observer previews this year’s “Summertime Swing” at Saint Hill, and the perennial stars of the festival—the Jive Aces—their music and their passion for helping kids live drug-free.
PASADENA, CALIFORNIA •
At an open house at the Church of Scientology Pasadena, a human rights advocate briefs the community on the African Literacy Project and the results of its summer Youth Literacy Leadership Initiative in Liberia.
WASHINGTON, D.C. •
The empowerment of knowing how to know.
Scientologist Patricia Gore is a “first” lady.
She was the first in her family to finish college and receive a master’s degree, first to move away from home, first to work eight years for the Congress of the United States—during the Carter and Reagan administrations, and the first Black ever to have achieved the State of Clear on African soil.