• Black cowboys (& cowgirls) played an integral role in the development of the American West. They were essential to the cattle industry, working as wranglers, ropers, and trail drivers. However, their contributions have often been overlooked or downplayed. We will meet a few of these incredible individuals and their continued...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Fri, February 23 to February 23 | 12:00 PM-01:00 PM Central Time
    Javier Gonzalez-Meeks, Associate Professor of History, San Diego Miramar College
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  • The musical traditions of Ireland, Scotland and other Celtic regions contain exceptional beauty…variety and unity, creativity and love…Tradition and contemporary musical expressions will delight your ears and warm your heart. Harps, fiddles, hammered dulcimers, flutes and beautiful Gaelic voices will add Celtic charm to your...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Fri, February 23 to February 23 | 05:00 PM-06:00 PM Central Time
    Chris Burns, Many-Strings
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  • Participants will learn about the evolving definitions of racism and antiracism in psychology. We will explore the social, cultural, and neuropsychological roots of racism and hate groups. Students will learn about multi-generational racial trauma and proactive strategies for healing. Gina Simmons Schneider, Ph.D. Licensed Psychotherapist, Executive Coach,...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Mon, February 26 to February 26 | 12:00 PM-01:30 PM Central Time
    Gina Simmons Schneider, PhD, Licensed Psychotherapist, Executive Coach & Author
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  • Let’s put some famous paintings under a magnifying glass to reveal the fascinating stories, hidden insights and secret messages. Unveil the layers of meaning and discover mysterious symbols beneath the surfaces of celebrated...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Tue, February 27 to February 27 | 12:00 PM-01:30 PM Central Time
    Sofia Laurein, PhD, Professor of History
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  • Was the Gettysburg Address really written on the back of an envelope? Did the Liberty Bell crack on July 4, 1776? Did Columbus set out to prove the world was round? There are all kinds of stories we learn about U.S. history in school, from others, and in books. Which ones are true and which ones are false and why do we believe myths of American history?...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Wed, February 28 to February 28 | 12:00 PM-01:30 PM Central Time
    Costa Dillon, M.P.A., National Park Ranger/Superintendent and Screenwriter (Attack of the Killer Tomatoes)
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  • All aboard for an exciting visual exploration of exotic, culture-rich cities--Lisbon, Seville, Cadiz, Tangier, Casablanca, Marrakesh &...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Thu, February 29 to February 29 | 12:00 PM-01:30 PM Central Time
    Linda Hawley, Ed.M., Author, Teacher & World Traveler
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  • This class is for everyone who enjoys music and wants to have fun while getting some exercise. We will dance salsa, merengue, swing and cha-cha using Latin and International music! No experience necessary. Lynn will carefully demonstrate the easy-to-follow movements and help everyone learn in a safe, welcoming...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Sat, March 2 to March 30 | 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Central Time
    Lynn Morgan, Licensed Instructor
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  • What are Blue Zones? They’re geographic regions where people live longer, healthier lives than average-- often past 100 years of age with few medical issues and remarkably little cognitive decline.  It has been postulated that many of the foods from these regions play a role longevity with vitality. Our Blue Zone Cooking series will discuss the...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Tue, March 4 to March 4 | 12:00 PM-01:00 PM Central Time
    Sonya Caruso, M.A., CFRM, MCHC, NBC-HWC: Health and Wellness Coaching
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  • In August, 1920, the U.S. passed the 19th amendment to the Constitution: “The right to vote shall not be denied or abridged on account of sex.” While this was not the first time women were granted the right to vote nor did it bring the right to vote to all women, the 19th amendment was an historically important step in the crusade for equal rights....
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Tue, March 5 to March 5 | 03:00 PM-04:00 PM Central Time
    Kim Keeline, Ph.D., Freelance Consultant and Writer
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  • Do you know there was a vibrant Women's Movement in Cuba in the early 20th century? Do you know that the Cuban Constitution guaranteed women the rights that the ERA could have given U.S. women? Cuban feminism was both similar and different from U.S. feminism and went well beyond getting the vote. Several Women's Congresses from 1923 to 1939 and a...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Tue, March 6 to March 6 | 03:00 PM-04:30 PM Central Time
    Oliva M. Espín, PhD
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  • For beginners or advanced meditators. Learn meditation methods for your everyday life.  Peace and mindfulness, mantra and breathing, guided and relaxation meditations; so many wonderful ways to make your life more peaceful and meaningful. You may learn something new in every class to improve your life.  Join Melynnique Seabrook, who has offered Oasis...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Thu, March 7 to March 28 | 03:00 PM-03:45 PM Central Time
    Melynnique Seabrook, MA
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  • From Neolithic times through all of its dynasties, including the Mongol Yuan dynasty ending in 1368, China has influenced the world with stunning art and architecture, as well as technology. In this lecture on ancient China, we will look at a bit of Neolithic China, but mainly move through the Han, Tang, Song, and Yuan...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Fri, March 8 to March 8 | 12:00 PM-01:00 PM Central Time
    Gwenyth Mapes, Professor of Humanities
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  • O’Keeffe began visiting New Mexico in the mid-1930s and moved there permanently in 1949 after the death of her husband.  Although she was a well-known artist, her chosen home in the isolated area of Ghost Ranch was considered highly unusual. There was no guarantee that her paintings would continue to interest buyers. Nevertheless, O’Keeffe was...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Fri, March 12 to March 12 | 12:00 PM-02:00 PM Central Time
    Aniko Makranczy, MFA
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  • Hurricanes

    $15.00

    Ever wonder how these monster storms work? Hurricanes have been in the news and sometimes even come our way. We will discuss what fuels them, why they have an eye, and how climate change is supercharging...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Wed, March 13 to March 13 | 12:00 PM-01:30 PM Central Time
    Jennifer Olim, Ph.D.
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  • Explore your potential and improve your skills while you learn how begin your project or to take your work-in-progress to the next level. Class participation is encouraged, but not required. This class is for fiction, memoir, and non-fiction writers. Come for fun, or to advance your story. All writing levels...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Thu, March 14 to April 18 | 12:00 PM-02:00 PM Central Time
    Lola Sparrowhawk, Int'l Award-Winning Author/Historian
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  • This presentation discusses signs that children are sensitive to and can communicate with the spirit world, including the traits of crystal, rainbow, indigo, and blue-ray children (psychic kids); tips and suggestions for parents/family members of psychically inclined children; recommendations for paranormal researchers when working on a paranormal...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Wed, March 15 to March 15 | 12:00 PM-01:00 PM Central Time
    Nicole Strickland, Paranormal Researcher, Author & Writer, Award-Winning Radio Host
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  • Theodora of Hazariah became a Byzantine empress as the second wife of Justinian II who became emperor in 527. She was one of his chief advisers and had great influence over him. She counseled her husband on important decisions and political strategies. As Justinian’s partner, she participated in state councils. When the king passed anti-corruption...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Fri, March 19 to March 19 | 03:00 PM-04:30 PM Central Time
    Lola Sparrowhawk, Int'l Award-Winning Author/Historian
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  • Kim Keeline, PhD, will look at what women’s work was like in the Middle Ages through the early 17th century, particularly focusing on how the roles of women were tightening and being more restricted as work left the home and became more industrialized. This trend would continue through the Victorian times, which really codified the idea of traditional...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Tue, March 21 to March 21 | 03:00 PM-04:00 PM Central Time
    Kim Keeline, Ph.D., Freelance Consultant and Writer
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  • This hour celebrates the amazing diversity and creativity that women have brought to the musical world. Their contributions include composition, performance, and interpretation. From medieval times to the present, and in many different cultures and genres, female artists have offered gorgeous contributions. This hour is dedicated to their perseverance and...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Fri, March 22 to March 22 | 05:00 PM-06:00 PM Central Time
    Chris Burns, Many-Strings
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  • Andrew Jackson, hero of the Battle of New Orleans and co-founder of the Democratic Party, served as our nation’s seventh President. As the first Populist President, he was considered the “People’s President.” He fought Indians, barely survived a duel, and as President, stood firm against South Carolina's threats to secede, opposed the National...
    Zoom - San Diego Oasis
    Fri, March 25 to March 25 | 12:00 PM-01:30 PM Central Time
    Blaine Davies, MA, Professor of U.S. History
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