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HARLEM, NEW YORK •
The Church of Scientology Harlem and New York Chapter of United in Peace Foundation took to the streets this week to protest gun violence and promote peace.
Scientology Volunteer Ministers deploy across multiple districts of Pinellas County and across Tampa Bay to bring relief in the wake of Hurricane Irma. From cleaning up the streets, clearing away collapsed trees and providing supplies to shelters—Volunteer Ministers are active in helping the community get back to normal again.
BERLIN, GERMANY •
The Church of Scientology of Berlin opened its new home today in Charlottenburg to over 5000 Church members (including Academy Award nominated actress Anne Archer and Jazz legend Chick Corea), government officials and community leaders, with an invitation to all Berliners to come in and find out for themselves about Scientology.
PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC •
Committed to raising the bar on human rights in the 75th anniversary year of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
GAUTENG, SOUTH AFRICA •
The 16th annual Human Rights World Tour begins its journey with a visit to South Africa.
TIRRENIA, ITALY •
Volunteers from the Church of Scientology-sponsored Truth About Drugs initiative in Italy took their campaign to beaches along the Mediterranean coast in Tuscany to encourage youth to steer clear of drugs.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON •
Seattle’s United for Human Rights chapter organized a forum at the Church of Scientology Seattle as a tribute to Nelson Mandela.
INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA •
Community and religious leaders gathered at the Church of Scientology Community Center at 81st and Vermont in South L.A. January 21 to pay tribute to Rev. Martin Luther King and commemorate the 20th anniversary of the World Literacy Crusade.
Held in the Community Center’s L. Ron Hubbard Auditorium, the event, which included live performances by local youth and recitations and videos of the speeches of Dr. King, focused on the future—bringing about the dream Dr. King envisioned through handling the underlying causes of social ills.