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KENT, WASHINGTON •
Volunteers with The Way to Happiness Foundation Northwest Chapter brought their message of happiness and a broader sense of community to the 16th Annual Kent International Festival.
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA •
Bringing some happiness to the streets of Hollywood A team of volunteers gathered at the Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre International in Hollywood and set out armed with shovels and bags in the monthly Hollywood Village cleanup.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
The Church of Scientology honors the rich and vibrant diversity of the Los Angeles Latinx Community.
GLINA, CROATIA •
Freezing temperatures now add to the challenges facing victims of the 6.4 magnitude Croatia earthquake.
COLOMBO, SRI LANKA •
Student advocacy group Team 29 Responsibility joins Youth for Human Rights International for Sri Lanka’s first “Walk for Human Rights” to promote human rights awareness in an era of renewed hope for the future of the country.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Mother’s Day was a perfect time for L.A. moms to relax, kick back, and be pampered at a celebration designed especially for them by the Church of Scientology Los Angeles.
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA •
Scientologist Kaye Champagne, a driving force in the Scientology community.
Known for her guts, her compassion and her ability to inspire others, Kaye Champagne is a driving force in the Scientology community, a key player in opening dozens of Ideal Scientology Churches in the past several years. She is also happily married, a proud mother, and a successful businesswoman who travels the world doing exactly what she loves to do.
HAMBURG, GERMANY •
Say No to Drugs, Say Yes to Life Association of the Church of Scientology Hamburg surpassed their goal and bested all previous records by distributing more than 49,000 drug education booklets in the month of June.
MONROVIA, CALIFORNIA •
Gail Carroll’s education and prevention efforts shows the commitment of those spreading the truth about drugs during National Substance Abuse Prevention Month
In declaring October National Substance Abuse Prevention Month, President Obama wrote, “Every day, far too many Americans are hurt by alcohol and drug abuse.” He paid tribute to “all those working to prevent substance abuse in our communities,” and encouraged rededication “to building a safer, drug-free America.”
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS •
Subjected to the privations of a childhood in wartorn Iraq, a San Antonio sociology professor uses the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to create a more just and equitable world Born in Iraq in 1974, Haetham Abdul-Razaq was 8 when war broke out between his country and Iran.