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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE •
The Nashville Church of Scientology to host drug prevention concert for World Health Day The Church of Scientology supports the Foundation for a Drug-Free World (FDFW), which has as its mission to educate people about the dangerous effects of drugs so they understand and can make informed choices to
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Commerce,California-based publishing house rallies volunteers from across Los Angeles to hand out copies of The Way to Happiness one-on-one to make East Los Angeles safer for all. Over the past year, East L.A. has seen a steady increase in crime, from petty theft to burglary and assault.
HARLEM, NEW YORK •
Realizing that incarceration does little to really help the community or the individual, Verlene Cheeseboro looked for positive solutions. She found them in Scientology.
Verlene Cheeseboro believes in the future, and the future is our children. But she knows belief is not enough. It takes effective education and the community working together to guarantee their success.
NUEVA LEON, MEXICO •
Young Latin American advocates meet to coordinate plans and address gross human rights violations in their countries. The 23 chapters of Youth for Human Rights International across six Latin American countries share a common goal—to make human rights a reality.
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA •
At a wellness expo held in honor of Martin Luther King Day of Service, Drug-Free World Sacrament chapter educates families on the dangers of drugs.
CITY OF COMMERCE, CALIFORNIA •
Manufacturers Leadership Council presents ML100 award to Bridge Publications Inc. and lists the company on the “Creators Respond Honor Roll.”
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
“Where do human rights begin? In small places, close to home, so close and so small that they cannot be seen on any maps of the world.”
EAST TAMPA, FLORIDA •
Volunteers from the Church of Scientology are helping make the summer safe for Tampa Bay-area families with The Way to Happiness.
Church of Scientology volunteers joined in the spirit of the season June 8 as families enjoyed the annual East Tampa Community Revitalization Partnership “Have a Safe Summer” festival at Alfred “Al” Barnes, Jr. Park.