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October 12 (Wednesday) - Film / Video
PepperSpray Productions Screens "The Leader #13"
PepperSpray Productions announces the premiere screening of "The
Leader #13," a compilation of short, independent political
documentaries.
WHEN: Wednesday, October 12, 7:00, and 9:15 pm.
WHERE: Central Cinema, 1411 21st Ave, at Union and 21st in the Central District
$5 at the door. more...
October 10 (Monday) - Other
Candlelight Vigil to save the forests
Help save old-growth Forest from being logged! Tell Boise Cascade loggers to keep their promise to environmentalists!!!! Come stand with us any time this week, or to a big campout this weekend to let Boise know you don't want them to log ancient, pristine ecosystems! more...
October 9 (Sunday) - Panel / Forum
The Iraq War and Its Toll on Working Families
This event is an opportunity for members of the labor and peace communities to come together to speak out about this war and its effects on our lives. Guests include: Jim McDermott, Jay Inslee, Thom Hartmann, Rachel Maddow and Gold Star Families for Peace. Tickets are $15 and are available by calling 253-471-1123, or check the website at www.americasolidarity.com more...
October 9 (Sunday) - Meeting
Public Meeting: What's next for the anti-imperialist movement?
The S-24 Anti-Imperialist Committee is calling for a public meeting to be held on 9 October at 2:00PM in the Capitol Hill (Seattle) Library's upstairs conference room. The meeting's topic will be "What's next for the anti-imperialist movement?" more...
October 8 (Saturday) - Workshop / Training
Film and Video Distribution
So your film is in the can, on a disc, in your hard drive ... now what? Distributing your production is often the most frustrating part of the creative process.
more...
October 7 (Friday) - Panel / Forum
Public Media Caucus - Seattle
What role should public media play in the American media landscape? What should a vibrant, sustainable public media ecology look like? The Center for Digital Democracy and Reclaim the Media are holding a participatory caucus to outline what public media should be in the United States and how we can make it so. The second in a series of caucuses the Center for Digital Democracy will be conducting around the country. more...
October 7 (Friday) - Panel / Forum
Public Media Caucus
The Center for Digital Democracy is holding a participatory caucus to outline what public media should be in the United States and how to make it so. All of us are deeply concerned about the preservation of public media space. Unlike efforts in other countries, the U.S. has lacked an open, deliberative process to determine our public media needs and how to effectively meet them. The purpose of the caucus is to actively engage the independent media producing, distribution, activist, and funding community and those institutions that regularly use independent media such as libraries and museums in developing strategies and tactics to ensure a vibrant public media ecology. more...
October 7 (Friday) - Film / Video
Friday Night At The Meaningful Movies: “The Global Brain” and “The White Hole In Time”
TWO FILMS: “THE GLOBAL BRAIN” (30 min, Peter Russell)
“The Global Brain” weaves a blend of physics, psychology and philosophy to paint a hopeful new picture of humanity and the times we are passing through. It explores the idea of the Earth as an integrated self-regulated living organism (Gaia), and considers what function the human race may be playing in this system. Using visual collages, an inspiring and optimistic vision of humanity's future unfolds.
“THE WHITE HOLE IN TIME” (25 min, Peter Russell)
Building on the previous film, “The White Hole In Time” proposes that we stand on the threshold of a major leap in evolution, as significant as the emergence of life itself, and the essence of this leap is inner spiritual development. Moreover, he maintains that it is only through such a shift in consciousness that we will be able to manage successfully the global crises now facing us.
Followed by Open Discussion.
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October 7 (Friday) - Other
Eastside Domestic Violence Program’s Safe Passage Luncheon
“Domestic Violence:
It’s Everyone’s Business”
Keynote Speaker – Brad Worthley
President, Brad Worthley International
Emcee – Jean Enersen
KING 5 TV
RSVP to Karen at 425-562-8840 ext. 239 or karena@edvp.org
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October 6 (Thursday) - Meeting
Ban Ape Research in Seattle!
Ban Ape Research seeks legislative prohibitions on the use of nonhuman great apes in biomedical research in the United States, beginning with Seattle. Please join us as we continue to plan this important campaign to convince the City Council to ban ape research in Seattle. Volunteers are needed and fresh ideas are welcomed. more...
October 5 (Wednesday) - Panel / Forum
Hurricane Katrina: Exposing Racism and Poverty in the US
Join the International Socialist Organization for a lively discussion about what we can do now in the tragic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina to provide relief to those affected, and to rid our world of the racism and poverty that claims countless lives every day. more...
October 4 (Tuesday) - Meeting
Poor, Black and Left to Die: What Hurricane Katrina Shows about American Capitalism
SPEAKER: Philip Locker, followed by an open discussion
In the wake of Katrina, a political hurricane is gathering force across America. Millions recognize that the death and destruction that followed Hurricane Katrina was entirely man-made and preventable, the product of a presidency--and a system--that puts the working poor and people of color last; a system that funds wars for oil and tax cuts for the rich while de-funding New Orleans levees and relief operations. Join us for a discussion on building a mass movement to confront Bush and the racist, profit-driven system he represents. more...
October 2 (Sunday) - Film / Video
VOTERGATE & MIND CONTROL VIDEO SHOWINGS
IN HONOR OF ISSAQUAH SALMON DAYS:
FREE VIDEO SHOWINGS
AT THE ISSAQUAH LIBRARY
VIDEOS SHOWING -------------------- VOTERGATE - preview edition *********** CRACK THE CIA ************** WHEN THE SMOKE CLEARS ************ THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME : PART ONE - ORGINS ***************** ACCESS DENIED: FOR REASONS OF NATIONAL SECURITY
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October 2 (Sunday) - Protest / Demonstration
Anti-War Rally
Youth, students, parents, teachers and community members unite in protest the Iraq War and Military Recruiters in our schools. Speakers of all ages. more...
October 1 (Saturday) - Other
The Launch of the Bob Reed PeaceMobile
Celebrate the LAUNCH OF THE BOB REED PEACE MOBILE. Join Abraham Lincoln Brigade Veteran Abe Osheroff with his friends in Dreaming. The
Peacemobile is a new tool for activists fighting the Good Fight for Peace and Justice.
more...
October 1 (Saturday) - Other
ASES National Solar Tour
See how solar is already being used to heat water, generate power, and live more comfortably. This year's tour will include Green Buildings. more...
October 1 (Saturday) - Film / Video
FOR ISSAQUAH SALMON DAYS: 9/11 VISIBLITY PROJECT VIDEO MARATHON
9/11 VIDEO PRESENTATIONS
wiht Free Snacks
IN THE MIDST OF
ISSAQUAH SALMON DAYS FESIVAL
10:00 – 10:45 AM: Aftermath: Unanswered Questions from 9/11,
11:00 AM - 12:10 PM: The Great Conspiracy: The 9/11 News Special You Never Saw DVD,
12:15 – 2:15 PM: Perspectives on 911,
2:15 – 3:15 PM Power of Nightmares" Part III,
3:15 – 4:30 PM 9/11 and the American Empire
more...
September 30 (Friday) - Other
Photo Video Store
Accessories Camcorders Digital Cameras Film Cameras Optics Printers Scanners Projectors Surveillance Cameras more...
September 30 (Friday) - Film / Video
Friday Night At The Meaningful Movies: "Ladies First"
Film: “LADIES FIRST”: The Role of Women in Rwanda's Nation Building (56 min, Gini Reticker, 2004).
Seventy percent of Rwanda's population is female. The women of Rwanda have become the central force in the effort to rebuild, recover and overcome the devastation of civil war and genocide. “Ladies First” explores the role of women in the rebuilding of Rwanda and the challenges they face. Facilitated Discussion Follows with ties to last week’s film. - To receive future email events announcements: wnfp@bridgings.org
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September 29 (Thursday) - Panel / Forum
How to fix our elections?
"How to fix our elections?”, a discussion.
Panelists Include:
David Cobb (Green Party Candidate for President 2004)
Joaquin Avila (Visiting Assistant Professor of Law Seattle University, Voting Rights Advocate and Expert)
And many otherprominent voices on voting reform. more...
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