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September 4 (Thursday) - Film / Video
"Kandahar - Journey into the Heart of Afghanistan" (Film and Discussion)
A free screening of the film "Kandahar - Journey into the Heart of Afghanistan," a winner of the Cannes Film Festival and of the Federico Fellini Honor. The film will be followed by a Q & A about Afghanistan then and now.
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September 4 (Thursday) - Other
'Meena, Heroine of Afghanistan' Book Reading
Melody Ermachild Chavis reads from the just released biography of Meena, who founded the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan in 1977. All author's proceeds from the book will be donated to RAWA's medical and educational projects. more...
September 4 (Thursday) - Panel / Forum
The War on Drugs - Public Forum by League of Women Voters of Seattle
With the War on Terrorism constantly expanding its boundaries have you forgot about the War on Drugs? Join us for an evening examining the state of the War on Drugs today and especially in King County.
Roger Goodman, Director, King County Bar Association
Alice Paine, Executive Director, King County Bar Association
Moderator:
Peggi Saari, League of Women Voters of Seattle more...
August 28 (Thursday) - Other
Court hearing for Candidate Linda Averill
Defend Privacy Rights! Come to court to support Freedom Socialist City Council Candidate Linda Averill in her quest for an injunction against the Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission. She has filed a federal civil rights suit against the city because When she sought exemption from finance disclosure fearing her donors would be harassed, the SEEC denied her. Averill claims that in the age of the Patriot Act there is more than ever cause for concern of government and rightwing intrusion . more...
August 24 (Sunday) - Conference
Simplicity: Integrating Sustainability, Social Justice, and Spirit - A Participatory Conference
Explore the burgeoning simplicity movement and its relevance to sustainability, social justice, and spirit. Learn about The Take Back Your Time campaign. Join others in a truly participatory conference! more...
August 23 (Saturday) - Lecture / Talk
Women’s Rights Day Celebration -- A Rallying Cry for Abortion Rights featuring City Council Candidate Linda Averill
As fundamentalists in and out of the White House step up anti-choice attacks, hear from Averill on how feminists can revive the battle for full reproductive freedom. more...
August 23 (Saturday) - Workshop / Training
Nat Turner Teach-In
The Nat Turner Teach-In is a chance for people of color to explore histories of Black resistance in honor of the Nat Turner slave rebellion, August 22, 1831. Teach-In participants will learn about slave revolts in the Americas and the Caribbean, Reproduction and Children in the Slave Community, the legacy of Black People Organizing Against Sexual Violence in the Face of Slavery and Lynching, Connections Between the American Military and the Black Poor, and the Legacy of Criminalization and Incarceration from Slavery to Present Day. more...
August 21 (Thursday) - Protest / Demonstration
Bush in Portland and Seattle Aug. 21-22
Bush will be in Portland and Seattle on or around Aug. 21-22. The dates and locations of both events are kept secret (because this prez is too popular). Our Corporate press outlets have leaked this info to us. more...
August 21 (Thursday) - Panel / Forum
Community Town Hall Forum on International Family Planning
Featuring U.S. Representative Adam Smith and Dr. Nafis Sadik, Former Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). Come to this interactive event where you can talk directly with the experts about this important issue and let your voice be heard. more...
August 20 (Wednesday) - Music / Entertainment
Djelimady Tounkara, the "guitar hero" of modern Mali ('Real Change' Benefit Concert)
Djelimady Tounkara, the "guitar hero" of modern Malian music and winner of the BBC3's World Music Award for Africa, will perform with his acoustic band. Benefit Concert for Real Change, Seattle's Homeless Newspaper. more...
August 16 (Saturday) - Other
Seattle Hempfest
In its short history, Hempfest has become the planet's largest marijuana policy reform rally. Drawing a record-breaking crowd in 2002 of over 175,000, people from every walk of life participate in the free celebration of pot pride! Fun, focus, purpose and pleasure fuel the fire of this monster-sized rally for justice. more...
August 14 (Thursday) -
Seattle Peace & Justice Candidates' Night
Find out where Seattle City Council and in-city King County Council candidates really stand on peace and justice issues. This forum is for all Seattle SNOW members, peace advocates, and all other interested Seattle Voters. more...
August 12 (Tuesday) - Panel / Forum
King County Young Democrats Candidate Forum and Straw Poll
Join other progressive young people from the Puget Sound area for brief statements and Q&A with 2003 candidates more...
August 9 (Saturday) - Conference
Bend-It Extravaganza: A Queer Youth Arts Festival
The Bend-It Extravaganza is a queer youth-led arts festival happening this August 8, 9, and 10 in Seattle, Washington. It will be a weekend of workshops, spoken word, drag, public art, films, music, and fun. This festival will draw youth from around the Pacific Northwest and beyond, gathering together in an effort to address ageism and to empower queer young people with the support of allies. more...
August 9 (Saturday) - Panel / Forum
Solidarity, Not Charity: Organizing For Disability Rights & Queer Liberation
CARA announces a forum on disability pride and queer pride, and an understanding of the impact of sexuality on disability and vice versa. This forum will foster critical dialogue among queer people with and without disabilities. more...
August 8 (Friday) - Film / Video
"Dreams and Nightmares": A Film By Abe Osheroff
FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE MEANINGFUL MOVIES, U.S. Foreign Policy Summer Film Series with special guest ABE OSHEROFF. After the film, Abe will lead what is sure to be an inspiring and informative discussion. In this extraordinary international award winning film, a pacifist, who felt compelled to take up arms in the Spanish Civil War tells the story of how American Corporations helped the fascists win that war. He concludes with the need to stop war before it starts. more...
August 7 (Thursday) - Other
Verbena's Trans Health Screening
FREE pap smears and clinical chest exams for FTMs, MTFs and their partners! Screening provided by queer -identified nurse practitioner who is trans-friendly.
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August 7 (Thursday) - Panel / Forum
Humanitarian Assistance in Iraq: Challenges and Prospects
As our nation’s leaders contemplate the future of postwar Iraq, enormous challenges are facing humanitarian aid organizations: providing water, power, food, medical supplies, and assistance. With troubling images and news reports coming to us from Iraq on a daily basis, what’s the story behind the headlines? more...
August 6 (Wednesday) - Other
From Hiroshima to Hope
From Hiroshima to hope is an annual lantern floating ceremony and remembrance of the vistims of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings and all victims of war and violence. Hundreds of traditional Japanese lanterns will be floated on Green Lake at dusk, following an evening program including music, commentary, and brief performances. more...
August 4 (Monday) - Workshop / Training
Western States Center's Community Strategic Training Initiative (CSTI)
Western States Center's Community Strategic Training Initiative (CSTI) is one of the premiere training events for community-based leaders working throughout the West. CSTI offers three days of intensive training in community organizing, electoral organizing, non-profit management and leadership skills. more...
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