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January 20 (Sunday) - Other
portraits of conscience celebrating the first amendment during a time of war 2002-2007
photography show of jackie renn's work, portraits of conscience: celebrating the first amendment during a time of war 2002-2007. From January 5- February 2 at Revolution Coffee and Art. Also a book signing of Portraits of conscience on Sunday January 20th from 12 noon - 3pm. more...
January 19 (Saturday) - Music / Entertainment
PInay sa Seattle presents INDAYog II: Rhythm in the Movement
INDAYog II: The Rhythm in the Movement
An All Women's Hip Hop Show to Counter State Repression more...
January 17 (Thursday) - Lecture / Talk
Hike for Leukemia preview
Hike for Discovery is going to give hiking teams four months of professional outdoor training in Seattle parks and the Cascade foothills. It's followed by a week-long hike in Yosemite or the Grand Canyon, while the teams raise funds for leukemia research. more...
January 16 (Wednesday) - Other
A Soldier for Justice book launching party
A Soldier for Justice, as this hometown Seattle person is known. Formally Tonita Louise Redditt Hall, has been fighting the injustice of civil liberties in this country for over ten years. Now she is publishing her story. This event with help raise revenue for production, before she returns to the trenches of Washington, D.C. more...
January 16 (Wednesday) - Lecture / Talk
Bhutto Assassinated!: Pakistan, The U.S. and The War on Terror
It is essential for activists in this country to understand the politics and history behind Pakistan's current crisis in order to challenge US
domination in Central Asia and beyond. Please join us for this urgent discussion more...
January 16 (Wednesday) - Music / Entertainment
A Soldier for Justice Book Launching Gala
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January 11 (Friday) - Protest / Demonstration
Shut Down Guantanamo!
Join in this national demonstration called for by the ACLU and Center for Constitutional RIghts, in wake of the 6 year anniversary opening of Guantanamo, to say SHUT IT DOWN!
In Seattle we will be demonstrating the torture technique of "waterboarding" and engaging in a day of civil resistance!
Come wearing orange, the color of resistance against torture, tyranny and war crimes.
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January 6 (Sunday) - Meeting
Shut Down Guantanamo Planning Meeting
In Solidarity with a national call for January 11th, Shut Down Guantanamo, from the ACLU and Center for Constitutional Rights. Seattle World Can't Wait Drive Out The Bush Regime is calling for a planning meeting this Sunday at Cafe Vita on Capitol Hill on 10th and Pike. more...
January 1 (Tuesday) - Other
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December 31 (Monday) - Other
A Peace Of....your art. A call to artists
This is a call to artists to share "A Peace of..." your art with us for an ongoing, online exhibit. See the call posted at:
http://apeaceof.blogspot.com/2007/09/call-to-artists-around-world.html more...
December 31 (Monday) - Other
New Years Eve celebration for civil libertarians: Defy the Police State in 2008!
New Years Eve celebration for civil libertarians: Defy the Police State in 2008!
Festivities include a Seditiously Delicious Italian Feast, a riotous reality show by the Pepper Spray Players, liberating libations and dancing. more...
December 31 (Monday) - Protest / Demonstration
New Years Eve Anti-Fur Silent Vigil
The symphony is traditionally a place where people wear fur, especially on New Year's Eve. Please attend this joint silent vigil in protest of this practice. Candles and signs will be provided.
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December 15 (Saturday) - Film / Video
The Battle of Ideas: Vancouver, BC 5th Annual Film Festival
2 Full Days of Films Against War in Vancouver, British Columbia
DEC.15th: The New Era of War + Occupation
DEC.16th: A New World is Possible: Films From CUBA
Back in it's 5th year, this unique political cultural event will feature films about people in struggle against war, occupation and colonial domination from across the world and throughout history! Full schedule of films will be available soon at mawovancouver.org.
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December 14 (Friday) - Film / Video
Green Films by the Hazel Wolf Environmental Film Network
Arid Lands (102) minutes was among the most highly rated films at the 2007 Hazel Wolf Environmental Film Festival.
Sixty years ago, the Hanford nuclear site produced plutonium for the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki. Today, it is the focus of the largest environmental cleanup in history. Arid Lands takes us into a world of sports fishermen, tattoo artists, housing developers, and radiation scientists living and working in a unique landscape of the American West.
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December 10 (Monday) - Other
Get to know Global Citizen Journey... Join our July Delegation to Burundi!
Join us for stimulating sessions with video, slides and conversation… when you will learn about Global Citizen Journey, a unique Seattle-based nonprofit. We will share stories from our first journey to the Niger Delta in 2005 when we brought 19 Puget Sound residents with 21 Nigerians from all around Nigeria, to live in a small village where we completed the first library in this oil rich, environmentally devastated region. And stories from our second Journey to the poor coastal town of Axim, Ghana, where 15 US joined 14 Ghanaians in circle work, Town Hall meetings, educational/health outreach and building of an orphanage and community center. You’ll come away with a deeper understanding of the complexities or our world, and the challenges and opportunities for each of us to make a difference.
…And we will invite you to join us on upcoming delegations to Burundi next July. Find out how you can get involved as a delegate, volunteer, sponsor or supporter.
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December 9 (Sunday) - Panel / Forum
A conversation with a woman who fought back against the NYPD - and won!
Juanita Young heroically fought back in the face of NYPD brutality and harassment after they killed her son, recently being awarded a multi-million dollar judgement in her wrongful death lawsuit. more...
December 8 (Saturday) - Music / Entertainment
The Great Turning Community Fair
Come join Antioch University Seattle as it celebrates living in these challenging but exciting times of the Great Turning, as humans move away from a destructive civilization based on industrial growth and empire to a sustainable civilization based on sustainable growth and earth community. Listen to students new visions and to non-profit organizations that are working in your community. Doorprizes!!
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December 7 (Friday) - Film / Video
Friday Night at the Meaningful Movies: "TOTAL DENIAL" with Panel and a Community Discussion on the Situation In Burma
Also, starting at 6:40 PM, will be a 15-minute slideshow of a refugee clinic on the Burma-Thai border) - "TOTAL DENIAL" (92 min, Milena Kaneva, 2006) chronicles the landmark lawsuit brought against Unocal, a U.S. oil company, for torture committed by its Burmese government agents during construction of the Yadana oil pipeline. Bulgarian-born Milena Kaneva follows legendary activist Ka Hsaw Wa as he travels clandestinely through the remote jungles of Burma to interview witnesses and record testimonies of victims of corporate-financed human rights abuses. "We will not let them defeat us. We know the companies and their military partners have lots of money, guns, power and influence. But they do not have what we have. We have truth, we have justice, we have courage, and most importantly, we have each other to protect human rights and the environment."
DISCUSSION WILL FOLLOW THE FILM: with LARRY DOHRS, member of the board of directors for the U.S. Campaign for Burma and founder of the Seattle Burma Roundtable. Also on hand to address issues raised in the film, and to answer how to help in the wake of the recent crackdown, will be representatives of Seattle's Burmese community. FREE!
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December 5 (Wednesday) - Other
Democracy Conversations
Discuss Cracking the Code by Thom Hartmann
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December 5 (Wednesday) - Film / Video
"Life & Debt", a powerful film by Stephanie Black.
Jamaica, land of sea, sand and sun...and a prime example of the complexities of economic globalization and the role of the U.S. dominated banks on the world's developing countries. Film: 86 min.
Sponsored by: International Action Center. Ph: 206-621-1925.
$3 donation(no one will be turned away for lack of funds) more...
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