que(e)r beisl im ekh: Artikel 7 - Unser Recht / Člen 7 - NaŠa Pravica

Kinoki laedt zum Filmabend im Rahmen des Que(e)r Beisl im EKH (Wielandgasse 2-4, 1100 Wien):

ARTIKEL 7 - UNSER RECHT
ČLEN 7 - NAŠA PRAVICA
(A/Slo, 83 min., 2005)

Ausgehend von auch heute noch ungelösten Fragen des Kärntner Minderheitenkonflikts rekonstruiert dieser Film vor allem die bewegten 1970er Jahre jener Auseinandersetzung. "Artikel 7 – Unser Recht!" war die zentrale Parole der Kärntner SlowenInnen und der sie unterstützenden Solidaritätsbewegung, die gemeinsam auf eine vollständige Erfüllung des im Staatsvertrag festgelegten Minderheitenschutzes drängten. Mittels Interviews und verschiedener Archivmaterialien wird dieses wichtige Kapitel österreichischer Zeitgeschichte assoziativ und kontextreich dargestellt.

Kinoki bittet zur Vorführung und anschließender Diskussion mit den FilmemacherInnen.

Das Que(e)r-Beisl hat jeden Mittwoch von 18:30-24:00 geöffnet (offizieller Veranstaltungsbeginn 20:00 Uhr, real meist etwas spaeter) und bietet denen, die Lust darauf haben, verschiedenste Filme, Informationsveranstaltungen, Buchpräsentationen oder Diskussionen bei freien Eintritt.

Location:

Directions: Que(e)r Beisl im EKH, Wielandgasse 2-4, 1100 Wien (U1 Keplerplatz, 14a, 6, 67 Favoritenstrasse/Reumannplatz)

URL: http://raw.at/queer/programm/jun2005.htm

Binghamton-IMC General Meeting

Open meeting for those interested in learning more of Binghamton Indymedia. All are welcome. Summer projects include free print and video training sessions, Fall Issue of The Bridge, continued outreach, and monthly screenings.

Be a part of the global media revolution. Meet great activists and media creators in the area.

Location:
Cyber Cafe, Second Floor. 176 Main Street, Binghamton

Cost: Open to all.

Organizer:

URL: www.binghamtonpmc.org

Cambridge Bicycle Committee Meeting

regular meeting of the Cambridge Bicycle Committee

NOTE: the Cambridge website says 5:30am but I think it's 5:30pm

Location:
City Hall Annex, 344 Broadway, 4th floor, Cambridge

URL: http://www.cambridgema.gov/eventdtl.cfm?id=10053

Humla IMC medieverksted

Humla IMC medieverksted
wednesday, 08 june 2005
07:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Organizer: Indymedia.no

Indymedia.no gruppen møtes hver første onsdag i måneden på Humla-senteret i Oslo kl 19. Vi har for tiden ikke noe telefonnummer, så kontakt oss via epostene nedenfor.

Location:
Humla

URL: indymedia.no

PORROCK FESTIVAL'o5

El proper 1 i 2 de Juliol es cel·lebrará a Abrera el:


PORROCK FESTIVAL’o5 Gratuït!!!!!
a partir de les 22:00h
*Divendres 1 de Juliol

Celebral Effusion
Carrioned
Impure
Vidres a la Sang
Convicted
La calle


*Dissabte 2 de Juliol

Suspendres
OpcióK-95
Guiness Boys
Steelboots
Hanka Gorri
LA Revuelta premanente


Abrera durant la festa major,
parc de Can Morral, darrera la Casa de Cultura,
FGC R5 i S4
Bus nit N51
Amb cotxe A2 Sortida 582 A

Location:
Abrera

Directions: skinheads.antinazis.barcelona-AT-gmail.com

Organizer:

URL: www.aninazibcn.tk

Creating a Peaceful World: The Challenge of Oil

This week: "The Solari Model For Sustaining Communities" Workshop: Catherne Austin Fitts (CD's available).

Sponsored by Dover Friends Meeting: Peace & Social Concerns Committee, Seacoast Peace Response and others.

Location:
Dover Friends Meetinghouse, 141 Central Ave., Dover, NH

Organizer:

Portable Literary Collective

Rupert Wondolowski & fellow poets from Shattered Wig Press - descend upon Red Emma's to " polish our apples " & exorcize the " low moose drone " of our post-urban somnambulance.

Location:
Red Emma's Coffeeshop Bookstore

Cost: Free

URL: www.redemmas.org

Massive Rally for Democracy Now!

Amy Goodmanis doing a first rate job. - Diane Rehm

"Now there's an idea for you. You want public broadcasting to be balanced against all these establishment voices that get heard? Get Amy on public television!" Bill Moyers

Massive Rally for Democracy Now!
Wednesday
June 8
5:45pm
Strong Museum
1 Manhattan Square, downtown Rochester

For a map of parking garages go to www.midtownrochester.com/parkdt.htm

Pat Mitchell, the President of PBS is coming to the Strong Museum this Wednesday, 7pm to speak about Public Broadcasting and all eyes will be on WXXI.

This is it.

The Democracy Now! committee of Metro Justice has collected over 3,000 postcards urging WXXI to air Democracy Now! We will be stringing together the postcards forming a chain extending a quarter of a mile.

We need your help.

Please take the time to come to the rally Wednesday evening, 5:45pm. It will take several hundred people to hold the chain of postcards aloft along Chestnut Street, right in front of the Strong Museum. We are scheduling the rally so that you can also attend Pat Mitchell's speech if you like. In order to get a seat in the Strong Museum Auditorium call WXXI at 258-0200 for a reservation.

You should know that PBS President Pat Mitchell has stood up to the Bush White House's attempts to meddle with public broadcasting and that she seems genuinely committed to public broadcasting?s original mission to, as Bill Moyers put it, "provide an alternative to commercial television and to reflect the diversity of the American people"

Of course that's why so many people are excited about Democracy Now! Amy Goodman "goes to where the silence is," seeking out the missing voices from our public discourse.

For democracy to flourish Americans need easy access to independent, diverse sources of news and information. It's time to put the ?Public? back in Public Broadcasting!

To hear Bill Moyers? phenomenal speech to the Media Reform Conference go to www.democracynow.org/article.pl . Moyers takes aim at Ken Tomlinson, (Bush?s appointee to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting) and the conservative?s attempts to meddle in the political content of public broadcasting.

If you'd like to help us make signs and string together the postcards, come to the MJ office on Monday night, at 7pm.

See you there!

-Michael Connelly, Democracy Now! committee

Location:
Strong Museum
1 Manhattan Square, downtown Rochester

Performers Take Back the Streets!

SAFE--Society for Artistic Freedom and Expression--is a open group of street performers encouraging the public and the performers to reclaim public spaces.

SAFE (also known as Streetperformers Against Foolish Enforcement) plays a weekly jam and speakout at

There is usually food and political tabling going on, as well as an ongoing "Vigil Against Two Wars"--the War on the Poor and the War/Occupation in Iraq.

As of Wednesday, March 23, 2005, SAFE will have played 60 consecutive weeks, braving police harassment, bad weather, and the City Council's Downtown Ordinances (which technically prohibit SAFE's performance area).

We formed in the wake of the "Only in Santa Cruz" concert in September 2003 to encourage solidarity among street performers particularly after City Council passed the Downtown Ordinances, expanding police repression and limiting performance space.

Come down and join us--in song and speech!

Location:
Soquel and Pacific in front of New Leaf Market and Alfresco's on Pacific Avenue in Downtown Santa Cruz

Organizer:

The Love Drums Radio Hour on WRFN Radio Free Nashville

The Love Drums Radio Hour on WRFN Radio Free Nashville 98.9FM Wednesdays 10am
Date: Sun, 17 Apr 2005 18:41:47 -0500


The Love Drums Radio Hour Wednesday mornings from 10am to
11am!
Live and streaming over the internet on WRFN, Radio Free Nashville!
98.9FM.

Lots of drumming music. Info about local and regional drumming
opportunities and festivals.
Everything to do with drum and dance. Whee!

Go to radiofreenashville.org to listen online every Wednesday or
broadcast within ten miles or so of Bellevue, TN.

Location:

Americans United on Radio Free Nashville

Church-State-TN-AT-yahoogroups.com
From: "Charles H Sumner" View Contact Details
Date: Tue, 5 Apr 2005 22:02:33 -0500
Subject: [Church-State-TN]

Those of you who receive this in time may wish to tune in to Radio Free
Nashville on Wednesdays from 3 to 4 pm. RFN is at 98.9 FM and
can probably be heard if you are within 10 or 15 miles (as the crow
flies) from the Bellevue area. (Topography affects reception, of
course.) If you cannot receive it on your radio, go to
www.RadioFreeNashville.org. You can hear the audio there.

We are also trying to stimulate people to phone in during our time on the
air. I can't locate the phone number now, but we will announce it
several times during our hour.

If youn might like to appear with one of us during a future program on a
Wednesday between 3 and 4 (possibly some other time would be a
possibility, too) and give your ideas about separation of church and
state, please respond.

RFN also needs your financial support (tax deductible), donations of
numerous items for the new facility, and people to volunteer their time.


CHARLES SUMNER
(615) 646-9946

Location:

JT's birthday

Location:

Merriam Park Neighbors for Peace Meeting

Merriam Park Neighbors for Peace Meeting
Wednesdays
7:00 p.m.

Most Wednesdays (all but the last Wednesday of the month), our meetings are held at St. Mark's Catholic Church, 2001 Dayton Avenue, St. Paul. Community Room in NW corner of Lower Church (basement). Enter through door on NW side of church near rectory and go downstairs to Community Room on immediate left.

Map to St. Mark's Catholic Church:
www.mppeace.org/images/mapmppeacemeeting.gif

On the last Wednesday of each month, a social potluck dinner is held at 6:00 p.m. at a member's home. Please e-mail us at info-AT-mppeace.org or call (651) 647-0580 or (651) 641-7592 for the location of this month's potluck, or for more information on our group. You can also visit our web site for a complete listing of all of our upcoming and ongoing events: www.mppeace.org/events/

To find a neighborhood peace/justice group near you, visit Minnesota Neighbors for Peace at www.mnneighbors4peace.org.

Location:
St. Mark's Catholic Church, 2001 Dayton Avenue, St. Paul. Community Room in NW corner of Lower Church (basement). Enter through door on NW side of church near rectory and go downstairs to Community Room on immediate left.

Cost: Free

Organizer:

URL: http://www.mppeace.org