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July 23 (Wednesday) - Panel / Forum
ISRAELI APARTHEID: Al-Nakba and 60 Years of Palestinian Resistance
Palestinians have a long history of resistance to Israeli occupation, backed by immense solidarity from ordinary people across the Middle East and the world. Just like in South Africa, a struggle can be built to bring down the brutal, undemocratic Israeli regime and fight for a state with equal rights for all. Come join us for a discussion of this history and the questions facing us today.  more...

July 23 (Wednesday) - Lecture / Talk
Phillip Moffitt
Speaking on his new book “Dancing With Life: Buddhist Insights for Finding Meaning and Joy in the Face of Suffering”...includes dialogue and book signing. UW, Kane Hall, $5 donation.  more...

July 18 (Friday) - Film / Video
Friday Night at the Meaningful Movies: "CAMDEN 28"
Film: “CAMDEN 28” (83 min, Anthony Giacchino) Anthony Giacchino's suspenseful, tautly constructed documentary THE CAMDEN 28 recounts one of the 20th Century's most fascinating trials. In 1971, a group of anti-war protesters decided to take action in Camden, New Jersey. Their target: the local draft board office, where they intended to destroy as much vital paperwork as possible. But during their assault, authorities barged in and stopped them in their tracks. Clearly, they had been set up. The ensuing trial sparked a passionate court room debate. (Event is FREE and open to the public! ...but Donations are kindly accepted).  more...

July 11 (Friday) - Film / Video
Friday Night at the Meaningful Movies: "MOUNTAIN TOP REMOVAL" ...MUSIC STARTS AT 6:30 PM!
Film: MOUNTAIN TOP REMOVAL (72 minutes, Mike O'Connell, 2007) Decimation of mountaintops and the environment by mountain top removal coal mining in southern Appalachia. But first: music by old-time variety duet CHARLIE BECK and CHARMAINE LI-LEI. film followed by open community discussion.  more...

July 10 (Thursday) - Panel / Forum
Public Hearing on Police Accounability
The public hearing is designed for individuals to present testimony on their personal experiences with law enforcement. These stories will be used to compile a holistic, community-centered assessment of practices of police misconduct throughout King County, and to foster a collective call for police accountability.  more...

July 9 (Wednesday) - Lecture / Talk
Municipal League Breakfast Forum
Join us for a close-up look at the new state agency charged with restoring and protecting Puget Sound. Bill Ruckelshaus, chair of the Puget Sound Partnership's Leadership Council, and Executive Director David Dicks will make a presentation and answer your questions.  more...

July 9 (Wednesday) - Panel / Forum
Your America: Democracy's Local Heroes with John Siceloff, creator of NOW on PBS
Renowned journalist and creator of NOW on PBS, John Siceloff, will talk about his book Your America: Democracy's Local Heroes and how civic activism among ordinary people is shaping communities across the nation. Also featured on the panel will be Rueben Martinez, MacArthur genius grant winner and Roberto Maestas from El Centro del la Raza for the NW perspective on civic activism.  more...

July 7 (Monday) - Lecture / Talk
$8 million is Not Justice: The Fight to Stop Police Murder Must Continue!
Arnetta Grable, whose 20-year-old son Lamar was shot and killed by Detroit Police, will speak on the fight to stop police murder.  more...

July 6 (Sunday) - Other
World Tibet Day in Seattle!
Come and Join the World Tibet Day!  more...

June 29 (Sunday) - Other
'Strengthening Local Economies, Everywhere' Dinner & Fair!
Want to learn more about supporting local and global alternatives to corporate-led globalization? Meet local organizations, small businesses, and food producers dedicated to food justice, fairer trade and farm policies, urban gardening, and immigrants' rights. Also enjoy Live music, Local Farmer Meet & Greet, Community art project, and food and beverages from local wineries and breweries!  more...

June 27 (Friday) - Film / Video
Friday Night at the Meaningful Movies: “UNCOUNTED”
Film: “UNCOUNTED” (81 min, David Earnhardt, 2007) UNCOUNTED is an explosive new documentary that shows how the election fraud that changed the outcome of the 2004 election led to even greater fraud in 2006 - and now looms as an unbridled threat to the outcome of the 2008 election. (Event is FREE and open to the public! ...but Donations are kindly accepted).  more...

June 22 (Sunday) - Other
Arlington Northwest Memorial Display
We will set out crosses and markers for the nearly 4100 US servicepersons killed in Iraq. Come help us set up or take down the display. Passersby are invited to make a name card to put on an empty marker.  more...

June 21 (Saturday) - Other
Washington Public Campaigns 2nd Annual Awards Banquet
UW Communications Professor and recipient of the UW Distinguished Teaching Award Dr. David Domke will be the guest speaker for WPC's celebratory Banquet and the public is invited. For more information about WPC and to make a dinner reservation visit www.washclean.org or call 206-283-6297.  more...

June 20 (Friday) - Lecture / Talk
"Fundamentalism, Terrorism and Road Maps to Peace"
Lord John Alderdice, Northern Ireland parliament member, psychoanalyst and peace negotiator will speak about his work brokering peace in N. Ireland, and now in the Middle East. He relies on his psychoanalytic training to bring stalemated groups to understanding and peace.  more...

June 18 (Wednesday) - Meeting
City-Wide Meeting: What next for the anti-war movement?
The Seattle chapter of Iraq veterans Against the War (IVAW) has called for a meeting to "discuss the next steps in the anti-war movement" which will be held this Wednesday, June 18 at 4:30pm. The meeting is to be held at Seattle Central Community College in room BE1110.  more...

June 16 (Monday) - Lecture / Talk
Healthy Skepticism about Drug Promotion: Ethical Issues and Policy Recommendations
Peter Mansfield, founder & director of Healthy Skepticism, will speak about efforts of this international NGO to improve health by reducing harm from misleading drug promotion. The organization provides research, education and advocacy services for academics and campaigners concerned about misleading pharmaceutical marketing and related issues  more...

June 14 (Saturday) - Other
Ballard Health Walk: a Neighborhood Tour of health & wellness resources
A Health filled day all around Ballard! Move your feet around Ballard and experience some of Ballard's finest in health and wellness. We will have FREE movement classes including yoga, acupuncture, and massage demos, and a chance to meet acupuncturists, naturopathic physicians, midwives, massage therapists, nutritionists, fitness experts, etc. and learn about different healthcare options in Ballard.  more...

June 6 (Friday) - Other
A revolution of values: An evening with Cindy Sheehan
An evening with activist Cindy Sheehan and local musicians. Help us raise funds for this courageous anti-war leader who is challenging Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi for Congress.  more...

June 6 (Friday) - Film / Video
Premiere Screening of Leader #16
PepperSpray Productions announces the premiere screening of "The Leader #16," along with a bonus short, "Disposable Heroes." "The Leader," an occasional compilation of short political documentaries, examines issues of the day from the perspective of movements for social change and justice. This collection, containing twelve short pieces, is a multifaceted statement of the power of activism.  more...

June 6 (Friday) - Lecture / Talk
An Evening with Cindy Sheehan
Help us raise funds for this courageous anti-war leader who is challenging Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi for Congress. It's time to deliver a strong message to the do-nothing Democrats in the House, and Cindy is a candidate who can make a real difference.  more...




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