Art Gallery Exhibit: “Beneath the Surface” by Catherine P. Muller
“Beneath the Surface” Collection by Catherine P. Muller. Displaying daily through Oct. 13. Open during The Holland Center's operating hours, free admission, no RSVP required.
“Beneath the Surface” Collection by Catherine P. Muller. Displaying daily through Oct. 13. Open during The Holland Center's operating hours, free admission, no RSVP required.
“Pieced Together” - Quilted Textiles Displaying daily through Oct. 13. Open during The Holland Center's operating hours, free admission, no RSVP required.
Youth ages 14-18 are invited to attend three (3) introductory meetings for free to see if The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Cadet Program is right for them. The program is a community-based policing program designed to educate and engage young men and women in law enforcement functions, whether they decide to enter the field or not. As a Cadet, young adults have the opportunity to assist the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office as volunteers and receive specialized law enforcement training, attend weekly meetings, and volunteer to perform important community services. Along the way, they learn teamwork, responsibility, accountability, leadership, ethics, and other fundamental skills that enable youth to be successful in life.
The industrial revolution drove the expansion of opportunity and wealth beyond anyone’s imagination. But with this expansion came a spectacular increase in the demand for laborers who were often treated as merely disposable tools. Labor unions successfully evolved to establish work standards and protect worker’s safety. But with that success also came socialism and corruption. We will examine the history of labor unions including an in-depth look at their structure and function and which ones were most influential.
