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Events for Wednesday, 14 April 2004
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CAT Board Elections
The CAT Board has scheduled a Special Meeting to hold elections for their Executive Committee. Those positions include President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer.
All are welcome to attend. And anyone interested in joining the CAT Board are encouraged to fill out an application, which are available here at the Center. There are several positions that are still open. So come and join in the fun!
Location:
CAT Studio
101 W. Rock Street
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Organizer:
URL: http://www.cat18.org
USA Patriot Act: Providing Security or a Noose?
Featuring Harvey Eisenberg, Assistant US Attorney for the District of Maryland, and David Rocah, Staff Attorney ACLU of Maryland.
Location:
Buechner Hall, Alumnae/i House, Goucher College, Dulaney Valley Road, Towson
Cost: Free & Open to the Public
Directions: Just south of the Baltimore Beltway on Dulaney Valley Road.
Organizer:
Defend Equal Marriage Rights
Join us to prepare for a massive turnout on May 17 in Boston. EMAN is an activist group focused on defending gay marriage in Massachusetts through protests, teach-ins, demonstrations, etc.
Location:
Fenway Community Health Center, 7 Haviland ST, Room 210A, Boston
Directions:
Health Center
Fenway is conveniently located at 7 Haviland Street, one block from the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Boylston Street in Boston's Fenway neighborhood. Nearby landmarks include the Prudential Tower, Berklee College of Music, Virgin Records (formerly Tower Records), Symphony Hall, and the Hynes/ICA subway stop on the MBTA's Green Line.
By Public Transportation
Green Line (B,C, or D): to Hynes Convention Center/ICA (was Auditorium stop). Exit station and turn left onto Mass Ave., 1 block to Haviland. Turn right (at Dunkin' Donuts and Starbucks). The Health Center is a brick building half way down the block on the right.
Orange Line: to Mass Ave. Left turn out of station. 3 blocks down, turn left on Haviland Street by Dunkin' Donuts.
#1 Harvard/Dudley Bus: runs down Mass Ave. Get off the bus just before or just after Boylston Street., depending on your direction of travel. Follow walking directions above from MBTA stop.
By Car
From Storrow Drive, East or West: Take the "Fenway, Route 1 South" exit. Go up the exit ramp and move into the left lane. You'll be headed onto Boylston Street., Inbound. At the 4th light, turn right onto Mass Ave. The next light (1 block) is Haviland Street (at Dunkin' Donuts). Turn right.
From I-93 South:
Exit onto Storrow Drive, westbound, and follow the directions above.
From I-93 North:
Exit onto Mass Ave. ( exit is on the left ). Turn right onto Mass Ave north. Follow Mass Ave. for approximately 1 - 1.5 miles. Haviland Street will be on your left, (at Dunkin' Donuts), a couple of blocks past Symphony Hall ( on your left) and the Christian Science "Mother" Church (on your right)
From I-90 East (Mass Pike):
Follow the Mass Pike into Boston. Take the Prudential Center exit and follow the signs that direct you toward the Prudential Center. At the Stop sign, proceed straight ahead onto Huntington Ave. At the 1st light, turn Right on Belvedere Street. Go straight on Belvedere Street, keeping the Back Bay Hilton on your right. Belvedere Street ends at a traffic light, which is Mass. Ave. Proceed across Mass Ave., keeping the Dunkin' Donuts on your left. This is Haviland Street.
Parking
There are meters on Mass Ave. and on Edgerly Rd near the Health Center (25 cents for 15 min.). There are also a few, free "2 hour guest parking" spots available on Haviland St and on Edgerly Rd. Look for the signs. A small privately owned parking lot is located under the Health Center. There are a number of parking lots and garages located within two blocks of the Health Center.
Organizer:
Actes per la República
Dia 14 d'Abril
11:00 Homenatge als republicans afusellats, al cementeri de Castelló
18:00 Concentració, al Passeig Frencesc Gonzàlez Chermà (Parc Ribalta)
19:00 Manifestació per la III República, des de la Farola a la Plaça de l'Olivera
Convoca: La Plataforma 14 d'Abril per la III República de Castelló, constituida per Associació F.Gonzalez Chermà, Esquerra Republicana del País Valencià, Esquerra Unida, Partit Comunista dels Pobles d'Espanya, Partit Comunista del País Valencià, Partido Republicano Federal i el Sindicat de Treballadors de l'Ensenyament del País Valencià-Intersindical Valenciana.
Location:
Castelló
Organizer:
Actes per la República
Dia 14 d'Abril
11:00 Homenatge als republicans afusellats, al cementeri de Castelló
18:00 Concentració, al Passeig Frencesc Gonzàlez Chermà (Parc Ribalta)
19:00 Manifestació per la III República, des de la Farola a la Plaça de l'Olivera
Convoca: La Plataforma 14 d'Abril per la III República de Castelló, constituida per Associació F.Gonzalez Chermà, Esquerra Republicana del País Valencià, Esquerra Unida, Partit Comunista dels Pobles d'Espanya, Partit Comunista del País Valencià, Partido Republicano Federal i el Sindicat de Treballadors de l'Ensenyament del País Valencià-Intersindical Valenciana.
Location:
Castelló
Organizer:
Actes per la República
Dia 14 d'Abril
11:00 Homenatge als republicans afusellats, al cementeri de Castelló
18:00 Concentració, al Passeig Frencesc Gonzàlez Chermà (Parc Ribalta)
19:00 Manifestació per la III República, des de la Farola a la Plaça de l'Olivera
Convoca: La Plataforma 14 d'Abril per la III República de Castelló, constituida per Associació F.Gonzalez Chermà, Esquerra Republicana del País Valencià, Esquerra Unida, Partit Comunista dels Pobles d'Espanya, Partit Comunista del País Valencià, Partido Republicano Federal i el Sindicat de Treballadors de l'Ensenyament del País Valencià-Intersindical Valenciana.
Location:
Castelló
Organizer:
Actes per la República
Dia 14 d'Abril
11:00 Homenatge als republicans afusellats, al cementeri de Castelló
18:00 Concentració, al Passeig Frencesc Gonzàlez Chermà (Parc Ribalta)
19:00 Manifestació per la III República, des de la Farola a la Plaça de l'Olivera
Convoca: La Plataforma 14 d'Abril per la III República de Castelló, constituida per Associació F.Gonzalez Chermà, Esquerra Republicana del País Valencià, Esquerra Unida, Partit Comunista dels Pobles d'Espanya, Partit Comunista del País Valencià, Partido Republicano Federal i el Sindicat de Treballadors de l'Ensenyament del País Valencià-Intersindical Valenciana.
Location:
Castelló
Organizer:
Actes per la República
Dia 14 d'Abril
11:00 Homenatge als republicans afusellats, al cementeri de Castelló
18:00 Concentració, al Passeig Frencesc Gonzàlez Chermà (Parc Ribalta)
19:00 Manifestació per la III República, des de la Farola a la Plaça de l'Olivera
Convoca: La Plataforma 14 d'Abril per la III República de Castelló, constituida per Associació F.Gonzalez Chermà, Esquerra Republicana del País Valencià, Esquerra Unida, Partit Comunista dels Pobles d'Espanya, Partit Comunista del País Valencià, Partido Republicano Federal i el Sindicat de Treballadors de l'Ensenyament del País Valencià-Intersindical Valenciana.
Location:
Castelló
Organizer:
Actes per la República
Dia 14 d'Abril
11:00 Homenatge als republicans afusellats, al cementeri de Castelló
18:00 Concentració, al Passeig Frencesc Gonzàlez Chermà (Parc Ribalta)
19:00 Manifestació per la III República, des de la Farola a la Plaça de l'Olivera
Convoca: La Plataforma 14 d'Abril per la III República de Castelló, constituida per Associació F.Gonzalez Chermà, Esquerra Republicana del País Valencià, Esquerra Unida, Partit Comunista dels Pobles d'Espanya, Partit Comunista del País Valencià, Partido Republicano Federal i el Sindicat de Treballadors de l'Ensenyament del País Valencià-Intersindical Valenciana.
Location:
Castelló
Organizer:
A Day in the Hype of America & Indymedia Newsreal
A Day in the Hype of America is a feature-length documentary film which takes you inside the lives of four unique Americans as they face the last 24 hours of the 20th Century. Filmed simultaneously in New York, New Orleans, South Dakota and Arizona, this humorous, and at times disturbing documentary, brings forth a culture on the brink of the world's largest anticlimax. Through the diverse stories of four individuals, A Day in the Hype of America captures the fears, follies and festivities surrounding America’s greatest hype. (trt 86 min)
INDYMEDIA NEWSREAL, a monthly television series, brings progressive grassroots organizing, going on in your backyard, to a national television audience.
Each program covers actions taken in local communities, by ordinary people, to address critical issues like air and water pollution, reproductive rights, homelessness, for-profit prisons, sweatshops, racism, police brutality, indigenous struggles, and more. (trt 30 min)
Location:
Revoluciones Collective Art Space
Cost: $4 Suggested Donation
Directions:
719 West 8th Ave Denver
One block east of Sante Fe Drive.
Organizer:
Recital de Poesia
Reciten: Fanny Urpina, Pepe Otal, Joana Gay, Jaume Sisterna, Joan Adrover, Gerard Barrabés, Enrique Ibañez
Location:
Antic Teatre
C/Verdaguer i Callis, 12
(al costat del Palau de la Música) M Urquinaona
Cost: 3 eu
Organizer:
Peace Vigil-Concord
Wednesday Peace Vigil
12noon-1pm
in front of the NH State House, Concord
Location:
in front of the NH State House
Organizer:
NOW MORE THAN EVER! COALITION FOR POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY
The Oxnard Police Department recently proposed a “civil injunction” against
Colonia Chiques. If passed by the Ventura County Superior Court, What does
this mean to the community? How will this affect the constitutional and civil
rights of individuals within the proposed massive “safety zone” covering 25%
of Oxnard? How will this injunction empower Oxnard Police Department officers
in regards to questioning, detaining, and arresting individuals within
this “safety zone”? This, and many more questions will be debated and
discussed at our next COALITION FOR POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY meeting.
Meeting Agenda:
I. Welcome/Introduction
II. Coalition for Police Accountability Organizational Structure
III. Committee on Raza Rights Presentation on Civil Injunctions
IV. Coalition for Police Accountability Discussion, Dialogue, and Debate on
Civil Injunction
V. Closing/Announcements
VI. Next Meeting
The Coalition for Police Accountability Open Session meeting to is open to
all community members. We ask that all participants introduce themselves and
their affiliation to any community organization, social group, or agency.
Thank you for your continued interest in building a pro-active, independent,
community-based effort to establish Police Accountability in our Community.
Location:
Dr. Rodolfo Acuna Gallery and Cultural Center/Café on “A”
438 South “A” Street
Downtown Oxnard**
Cost: Always Free to the Community
Organizer:
Hot Cross, Lickgoldensky, Iron Lung @ Biko Co-op
Hot Cross (Level-Plane Records) - Ney York, NY
Lickgoldensky (Escape Artist Records) - Philly, PA
Iron Lung - Seattle, WA
various styles of hardcore/punk/grind for ALL AGES
please no drugs/drinking/assholes
come enjoy some independent underground music!
Location:
Biko Co-op
6612 Sueno Road
Isla Vista
Cost: $5 donation to touring bands (100%)
Directions: off Camino Pescadero
Organizer:
Street Performer Weekly Gig with SAFE
SAFE (Society for Artistic Freedom and Expression) will have regular weekly Sing Outs on the Sidewalk in front of New Leaf Market 6pm every Wednesday evening.
SAFE calls for the restoration of the Voluntary Street Performers Guidelines and the end to onerous restrictions on peformers downtown.
One local Downtown Ordinance dictates the 10' forbidden zones limiting performers to less than 20% of downtown sidewalks. Another literally excludes them from narrower sidewalks in other business districts. Another is the "Move Along Law" which mandates criminal penalties for not "moving along" every hour.
Bring your instrument or just your ears. Bring a friend.
Hot soup by Joe Schultz.
Take back our public spaces from some creeping privatization, favored by a segment of the merchants.
We also share information on recent police and "host" harassment of performers.
Location:
In front of downtown New Leaf Market at Pacific and Lincoln Aves. between the Cafe Campesino and Alfresco's kiosks.
Cost: Free, but bring quarters and scraps to throw to performers!
Santa Cruz Bill of Rights Defense Committee mtg.
Please come as this is a very important meeting.
We will try to decide on a lot of issues. We have
tried to do a lot to make the meetings more
inclusive. We are trying for a centralized location
that is easy to get to for as many people in the
county as possible.
Location:
Rseource Center For Nonviolence at 515 BROADWAY
in SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA (near corner of Ocean
and Broadway).
Cost: Free
Organizer:
WATSONVILLE BROWN BERETS
Brown Beret Meeting
We are a militant grassroots Chicana/o organization who has been active in our community since 1994 in response to gang violence and ignorance which claimed the lives of many young raza. Our goal is to educate one another about political and social issues and methods to ameliorate our community. Topics include student and political activism, social justice and equality, cultural and environmental awareness, unity and indigenous spirituality. We invite all people of color to join us in solidarity. HASTA LA VICTORIA SIEMRE!!
Location:
LA MANZANA CENTER (NEAR ADELANTE CENTER)
18 WEST LAKE AND MAIN STREET
WASTONVILLE, CA 95076
Cost: none
Directions:
WE MEET IN THE UPSTAIRS BUILDING NEAR THE REAR PARKING LOT
Bring a friend or comrade!!
Organizer:
Pulling the Plug on the Machinery of Death; Myths and Facts
Pulling the Plug on the Machinery of Death
Death Penalty Myths and Facts
Mike Farrell to Speak at Monterey Library Community Room, 625 Pacific St., Monterey.
Free.
The actor and humanitarian who originally became famous on hit show MASH and until recently starred in the hit drama Providence speaks out against the death penalty. Mike Farrell currently serves as Co-Chair of Human Rights
Watch in California, President of Death Penalty Focus and as member of the advisory board of the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty. He was a founding board member of Peace Studies, ATV, and inmate-developed alternatives to violence program at Augusta Correctional Center in Virginia.
After a trip to Bosnia and Somalia, Mike was named Good Will Ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
Sponsored by Death Penalty Focus of Monterey County
612 Lighthouse Avenue, #141, Monterey, CA 93950
831-626-2966
DPFMonterey-AT-aol.com
Local Contact:
Steve Rease, Chair - 831-626-2966
Mark Kimber - 831-424-0307
Note: Death Penalty Focus is the most recent member of the Peace Coalition of Monterey County
Location:
Monterey Library Community Room
625 Pacific St.
Monterey
Cost: Free.
Organizer:
The Struggle for Workers' Rights in Mexico
Mexican activist Gema Lopez Limon will speak about the movement for independent unions in Mexicali maquiladoras.
Location:
Stevenson Event Cetner, UCSC
(formerly the dinning hall)
Cost: FREE
Organizer:
IWW meeting
The Santa Cruz branch of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) will be having a general meeting. This is open to anyone who is interested in learning about how to make concrete changes in their workplace through unionization. The IWW is a radical, anti-capitalist labor union that is committed to industrial democracy and organizing workers in any industry through industrial rather than trade unionism.
For more information about the IWW see www.iww.org
Location:
Resource Center for Nonviolence
(515 Broadway @ Ocean)
www.rcnv.org
Organizer:
URL: http://www.iww.org
AIR AMERICA RADIO IS ON THE AIR
THE O'FRANKEN FACTOR
ADrug-Free Radio
Liars beware: Al Franken, co-host Katherine Lanpher and Team O'Franken invite you to spend three hours a day in the Zero Spin Zone.
Weekdays noon-3pm
Repeat: 11pm-2am
THE MAJORITY REPORT
The Right has had its say for the last three years. Now, on "The Majority Report", co-hosts Janeane Garofalo and Sam Seder have theirs. Our side just got a little bit louder.
Weekdays 8pm-11pm
THE RANDI RHODES SHOW
Randi brings her own brand of provocative and infectiously humorous talk to Air America Radio.
Weekdays 3pm-7pm
Repeat: 2am-6am
UNFILTERED
Unfiltered is co-hosted by Lizz Winstead, Chuck D, and Rachel Maddow. This uncompromising program puts politics and culture through the wringer, uncensored and unfiltered.
Weekdays 9am-Noon
Location:
Go to www.AirAmericaRadio.com
Directions:
For details related to available radio stations
and for RealAudio Live Feed, go to the web site
Brown vs. Board of Education Discussion: 50 Years Later, Causes, Effects and Aftermath
Location:
Student Life Building, room 101D
Cost: free!
Directions: 113 Wildwood Drive, across from the International Student Center
Organizer:
Students United for Peace and Justice
General meeting to participate and voice your opinions on current campaigns and issues.
*Mission Statement*
“We the students are in a unique position to act as a catalyst for democratic change in our social environment. We seek to expose and remedy the root causes of injustice, inequality, apathy and fear. We will accomplish this through
education, empowerment and creative activism.”
WE MUST BE THE CHANGE WE WISH TO SEE IN THE WORLD- Gandhi
Location:
FSU Oglesby Union, third floor, room 311-D
Cost: free
Organizer:
imc bi-weekly general meeting
once again working on the nuts and bolts of this outfit (thunder bay indymedia). come out and be a part of revolutionary media in the making.
Location:
Suite 19c, 12 Court St. S. (second floor of the Ruttan Block), Thunder Bay, Ontario, CANADA, P7B 2W3
Directions: corner of court street and red river road
Organizer:
PEACE VIGIL
This weekly vigil is held on the Lake Street Bridge (Lake Street and River Road)--the Peace Bridge. All people who are antiwar and wish to vigil for peace and justice are invited to stand with us.
This vigil has been ongoing since 1999 and will continue weekly regardless of weather: 4:30 to 5:30 every Wednesday.
Pick up a sign there or bring your own.
Location:
Lake Street Bridge, River Road and Lake Street/Marshall. Vigil begins on the St. Paul side. (The bridge connects Minneapolis and St. Paul.)
Organizer:
Merriam Park Neighbors for Peace Meeting
Merriam Park Neighbors for Peace Meetings
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 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)
Cost: Free and open to the public
Organizer: