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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Inner-City Shakespeare Ensemble charms families with their youth-friendly performances
LOS ANGELES •
On the 63rd anniversary of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Church of Scientology urges mandatory human rights education as the key to its full implementation of the Declaration.
NEW YORK, NY •
Scientology Volunteer Minister, LPN and EMT Ayal Lindeman earned the 2011 Freedom Medal through his exemplary service to mankind.
At the 27th anniversary of the International Association of Scientologists in October 2011, Ayal Lindeman was awarded the IAS Freedom Medal for his humanitarian work as a Scientology Volunteer Minister.
AARHUS, DENMARK •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers brought new optimism and tools for life to the city of Aarhus—Denmark’s second-largest city.
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM •
Volunteers from the Say No to Drug Association of Belgium carry out a 10-day drug prevention campaign.
SOUTH LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Church of Scientology Community Center announces free training and drug education materials for educators, community groups and mentors. With violent crime on the rise in Los Angeles, the Church of Scientology Community Center of South L.A. has doubled down in making drug prevention a top priority.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Twenty years of promoting education to ensure the rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights become a reality for all
KISII, KENYA •
Scientology Volunteer Minister works with Christian pastors to provide them the tools they need.
UNITED KINGDOM •
Anna Koska, full-time mother, accomplished illustrator and activist in the fight against HIV/AIDS, relates how Scientology gives her tools to excel in every aspect of her life—part of a series of “Meet a Scientologist” videos available on the Scientology website.
In a video filmed in her studio at home in Sussex, England, Anna Koska, who calls herself “a full-time mum and a part-time illustrator,” talks about the priorities of her life.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE •
Citizens Commission on Human Rights and the Church of Scientology Nashville invited community leaders to a meeting to bring about positive change by exploring the roots of American racism.