Foreign Affairs Holiday Party
Start: Thursday, December 29, 2016• 5:00 PM
End: Thursday, December 29, 2016• 8:00 PM
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The Houston Foreign Policy Alliance invites all those who support our goals of reforming US foreign policy (see below) to join us in a holiday party. It’s pot luck, so bring something to eat or drink, to share, and have dinner with us. Or you can make a donation to help us cover expenses. Admission is free!
This is a family friendly party, and we’ll have more information about HFPA available.
This will be in the big meeting room at the Dominican Center, on the east side of Almeda. Enter via the second driveway north of Holcombe. To make sure you’re at the correct building: Look for the big sign shortly after you enter the property that reads “Dominican Sisters Center for Spirituality Meeting Room“. There is a smaller sign on one of the pillars at the entrance to the meeting room that reads “Dominican Sisters Meeting Room”.
Note: Almeda Rd is being reconstructed. The new road on the west side of Almeda was opened and you are now able to make a left from Almeda (if going south) onto the property at 6501 Almeda Road. However, the city is still working on the entrances and the slope of the road as you enter the main entrance off of Almeda is still very steep. The city will continue to work on the entrances and will try to stabilize and clean-up both Almeda entrances. PLEASE USE CAUTION as you come into the entrances due to the high slope/grade of the road! The best way to determine where the drive is located is to look for the barrels.
If you tell others about the party via e-mail or social media, please link to this web page. We may have updates the week of the party, depending on how construction goes in the area.
HFPA’s Mission: The Houston Foreign Policy Alliance works to build support across the political spectrum for a U.S. foreign policy that emphasizes diplomacy, law, and cooperation, rather than costly and counterproductive armed intervention that needlessly puts U.S. military personnel and innocent civilians in harm’s way.
We have a resolution with more details about what we support, and why, at foreignpolicyalliance.org/resolution
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