Kentucky Fried Cruelty (protest)

We need your help to speak on behalf of chickens being tortured by KFC!

Please join Noah Lewis and PETA to protest KFC. Come out and show people that the secret in KFC's secret recipe is the torture of millions of chickens.

KFC is responsible for slitting conscious birds’ throats open, and scalding them while they’re still alive. They cut the beaks off of mother hens without pain killers and drug their chickens with antibiotics to keep them alive through conditions that would otherwise kill them. Please join our worldwide campaign against KFC by attending this protest.

Location:
KFC at 2072 Mass Ave (Rt. 2A) in Cambridge, MA

URL: http://www.KentuckyFriedCruelty.com

Food Not Bombs

Food Not Bombs shares free vegetarian food with hungry people and protests war and poverty throughout the Americas, Europe, Asia and Australia.

Food Not Bombs is organizing for an end to the occupations of Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine.

We also support actions against the globalization of the economy, restrictions to the movements of people and the destruction of the earth.

Food Not Bombs is an all volunteer organization dedicated to nonviolence.

Food Not Bombs has no formal leaders and strives to include everyone in its decision making process.

Each group recovers food that would otherwise be thrown out and makes fresh hot vegetarian meals that are served in city parks to anyone without restriction.

The groups also serve free vegetarian meals at protests and other events.

Food Not Bombs works in coalition with groups like Earth First!, The Leonard Peltier Defense Committee, Anarchist Black Cross, the IWW, Homes Not Jails, Anti Racist Action, In Defense of Animals, the Free Radio Movement and other organizations on the cutting edge of positive social change and resistance to the new global austerity program.

We hope you will join us in taking direct action towards creating a world free from domination, coercion and violence.

Food is a right, not a privilege.

Serving:

Monday meal: 6-8pm across from 57 South St., Jamaica Plain

Tuesday meal: cook at 3:30 at Spontaneous Celebrations, 45 Danforth St. near the Stony Brook T Stop
and serve from 6-8 at the South Street Mall Park

Wednesday meal: 5-7pm Central Square, Cambridge

Friday meal: 12-4pm Boston Common

Saturday meal: 12:30-2:30 Boston Common

Sunday meal: 5-7:30 St. James, 1991 Mass Ave., Cambridge


Food Not Bombs 955 Mass Ave. Room 121, P.O. Box 9183, Cambridge, MA, 02139

Location:
varies

Cost: free

URL: http://foodnotbombs.net/

Public Forum on HIV Prevention

A panel discussion about HIV prevention that will include representatives of local HIV/AIDS service organizations and prevention outreach programs.

Location:
Boston Public Library, Mezzanine Conference Room

URL: http://bpl.org/news/upcomingevents.htm

Code Pink Monthly Meeting

Code Pink will be holding its Second Occasional Tea and Organizational Meeting January 8th. Please join us! Email codepinkboston-AT-gmail.com for more information, directions etc.

Location:
Brookline, MA

Organizer:

URL: codepinkboston.org

Bull Riding Protest

Worcester Bull Riding Demonstration

Protest the "Worcester Classic" Professional Bull Riders Competition

January 8 at 6:50pm (show starts at 7:50)

This is a weather permitting event: in case of snow, rain, or very cold temperatures, check your email on Saturday morning for cancellation or call the cell phone number for info.

If you need a ride or can share a ride, please let us know asap.

WHY: These poor, naturally passive animals are tortured with electric shocks, bucking straps, skin irritants, sticks and more to become what the Centrum calls: "the most ferocious bucking bulls". They also say there is "a combined purse of more than $6 million returns for the 8th annual Worcester Classic" which really tells it all, doesn't it?

The flank or "bucking" strap is tightly cinched around their abdomens, where it pinches the groin and genitals, causing pain, which makes the animals buck. In addition, tacks are sometimes slipped under the bucking straps. Common injuries to the bulls include broken bones, huge bruises, and massive internal bleeding. A bull being ridden at the Calgary Stampede kicked so high that his leg became wedged in the chute gate. His leg was completely fractured above his fetlock, exposing the bone, and he had to be euthanized. Severely injured bulls are sent to slaughter and easily replaced.

In an account published in the Buffalo News, upstate resident Valerie Will reported, "I stood nearby as rodeo folk walked among the calm bulls. As show time neared, they tried to get one of the bulls into the area near the chute.

The bull resisted, scrunching into the corner.

His eyes teared, his nose ran and the bull urinated and defecated. He rotated his head as if searching for a way out. His eyes rolled."

And here's more of the hype put out by the Centrum: "When 3 million pounds of dirt, 90,000 pounds of steel and 160,000 pounds of bull are moved into the DCU Center, the true transformation guarantees to feature the major league of professional bull riding. The PBR World Challenge will showcase the top bull riders and world champions from the U.S., and include elite competitors from Canada, Mexico, Brazil and Australia." It is amazing to us that this occurs in MA and that there are so many MA cowboys and girls. Please help us say this event does not belong in MA.

Location:
Worcester Centrum, Meet in front of lobby, main entrance.

Directions: From the North:
Sterling; Leominster; and Fitchburg: Take Rt. 12 S. to Rt. 190 S. to Rt. 290 W. Get off at Exit 16. Take a right at the end of the ramp. At the 3rd set of lights (Worcester Center Blvd.), Worcester's Centrum Centre is on your left. Parking garage is on your right before the set of lights.

Nashua, NH and Manchester, NH:
Take Rt. 3 S. to Rt. 495 S. to Rt. 290 W. Get off at Exit 16. Take a right at the end of the ramp. At the 3rd set of lights (Worcester Center Blvd.), Worcester's Centrum Centre is on your left. Parking garage is on your right before the set of lights.

From the Northeast:
Marlborough; Lowell; Lawrence; Haverhill; and Portsmouth, NH: Take Rt. 495 S. Get off at Exit 25B. Take Rt. 290 W. Get off at Exit 16. Take a right at the end of the ramp. At the 3rd set of lights (Worcester Center Blvd.), Worcester's Centrum Centre is on your left. Parking garage is on your right before the set of lights.

Lincoln; Salem; and Concord: Take Rt. 95 S (Rt. 128 S) to I- 90 W (the Mass Turnpike West). Get off at Exit 10 (Auburn). After the tollbooth, bear left at the fork. Take Rt. 290 E. Get off at Exit 16. Take a left at the end of the ramp. At the 3rd set of lights, Worcester Center Blvd.), Worcester's Centrum Centre is on your left. Parking garage is on your right before the set of lights.

From the East:
Wellesley; Newton; Cambridge; and Boston: Take I-90 W (the Mass Turnpike West) to Exit 10 (Auburn). After the tollbooth, bear left at the fork. Take Rt. 290 E. Get off at Exit 16. Take a left at the bottom of the ramp (there is a light). At the 3rd set of lights (Worcester Center Blvd.), Worcester's Centrum Centre is on your left. Parking garage is on your right before the set of lights.

Framingham; Natick; Westborough; and Shrewsbury: Take Rt. 9 W all the way into Worcester. When you get to the Worcester line, "White City Shopping Center" will be on the left. Stay on Rt. 9 and proceed to your 8th set of lights. Take a left onto Worcester Center Blvd. At the 4th set of lights, Worcester's Centrum Centre is on your right. Parking garage is on your left.

From the Southeast:
Uxbridge; Woonsocket, RI; Pawtucket, RI; Providence, RI; and Warwick, RI: Take Rt. 146 N to Rt. 290 E. Get off at Exit 16. Take a left at the end of the ramp. At the 3rd set of lights (Worcester Center Blvd.), Worcester's Centrum Centre is on your left. Parking garage is your right before the set of lights.

Taunton; Attleboro; and Foxboro: Take Rt. 495 N. Get off at Exit 25B. Take Rt. 290 W. Get off at Exit 16. Take a right at the end of the ramp. At the 3rd set of lights (Worcester Center Blvd.), Worcester's Centrum Centre is on your left. Parking garage is on your right before the set of lights.

Falmouth, Hyannis, Provincetown: Take Rt. 6 W to Rt. 28 S towards Providence, merge onto Rt. 25 W and stay straight onto Rt. 495 N. Get off at Exit 25B. Take Rt. 290 W. Get off at Exit 16. Take a right at the end of the ramp. At the 3rd set of lights (Worcester Center Blvd.), Worcester's Centrum Centre is on your left. Parking garage is on your right before the set of lights.

Norwood, Brockton; and Quincy: Take Rt. 95 N (Rt. 128 N) to I-90 W (the Mass Turnpike West). Get off at Exit 10 (Auburn). After the tollbooth, bear left at the fork. Take Rt. 290 E. Get off at Exit 16. Take a left at the end of the ramp. At the 3rd set of lights, (Worcester Center Blvd.), Worcester's Centrum Centre is on your left. Parking garage is on your right before the set of lights.

From the South:
Webster; Putman, CT; Plainfield, CT; Norwich, CT; and New London, CT: Take Rt. 395 N. to Rt. 290 E. Get off at Exit 16. Take a left at the end of the ramp. At the 3rd set of lights (Worcester Center Blvd.), Worcester's Centrum Centre is on your left. Parking garage is your right before the set of lights.

From the Southwest: Sturbridge; Southbridge; Harford, CT; and New York, NY: Take Rt. 84 N. to I-90 E. (the Mass Turnpike East) to Exit 10 (Auburn). After the tollbooth, bear left at the fork. Take Rt. 290 E. Get off at Exit 16. Take a left at the bottom of the ramp (there is a light). At the 3rd set of lights (Worcester Center Blvd.), Worcester's Centrum Centre is on your left. Parking garage is on your right before the set of lights.

From the West: Brookfield; Amherst; Holyoke; Springfield; and Chicopee: Take I-90 E. (the Mass Turnpike East) to Exit 10 (Auburn). After the tollbooth, bear left at the fork. Take Rt. 290 E. Get off at Exit 16. Take a left at the bottom of the ramp (there is a light). At the 3rd set of lights (Worcester Center Blvd.), Worcester's Centrum Centre is on your left. Parking garage is on your right before the set of lights.

From the Northwest: Barre; Athol; Orange; Greenfield; and Brattleboro, VT: Take Rt. 122 S., remaining on until you reach Worcester. Rt. 122 S becomes Pleasant Street. Stay straight Pleasant Street. Tun left onto Main Street. Turn left onto Exchange Street. Follow Exchange Street until you reach Worcester's Centrum Centre.

By Public Transportation: For commuter rail fares and schedules to and from Worcester, please visit the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA). If you need a ride or directions from the train station, let us know.

Parking on the street is usually pretty easy and is free. The preferred parking garage of Worcester's Centrum Centre is the SMG/Worcester Municipal Parking Garage located at 30 Worcester Center Boulevard on the corner of Worcester Center Boulevard and East Central Street off of exit 16 from Rt. 290.

The SMG/Worcester Municipal Parking Garage is a 2-minute walk from the facility. For more information, please contact 508-792-0314. Parking prices range from $1.00 to $20.00 depending upon the event and time spent in garage.

Organizer:

URL: http://www.massachusettsanimalrights.com

"From Swastika to Jim Crow" & "Free Voice of Labor" Docs

A Tribute to Pacific Street Films

Childhood friends Steven Fischler and Joel Sucher founded Pacific Street Films in 1969 while studying under Martin Scorsese at NYU. While filming undercover agents who were suspected of showing up at protest rallies, Fischler and Sucher themselves were harassed, photographed, and arrested. This experience became the basis for their first documentary Red Squad, completed in 1971. Since then, they have directed and produced a series of non-fiction films known for illuminating and exploring modern American social history.

This program is co-presented with the Boston Jewish Film Festival.
Boston Jewish Film Festival members receive discounted admission when presenting their membership cards.

Directors in Person Saturday
Screening on January 8 (Saturday) 7 pm
January 9 (Sunday) 9 pm

From Swastika to Jim Crow

Directed by Lori Cheatle
US, 2000, b/w and color, 60 min.

In the 1930s, Jewish intellectuals who escaped Nazi Germany and emigrated to the U.S. faced an uncertain future. Confronted with anti-Semitism at American universities, as well as a public distrust of foreigners, many sought refuge in an unlikely place: traditionally black colleges in the segregated South. Securing teaching positions, these scholars came to form lasting relationships with their students, and made significant contributions to the communities in which they lived and worked. Based on Gabrielle Simon Edgcomb’s book of the same title, the film tells the little-known story of two very different cultures sharing a common burden of oppression. The scholars found new meaning and purpose in their adopted homeland, while their students, benefiting from the knowledge brought to them by these refugees, were able to go on to develop their own academic careers. The film also highlights the role of African Americans, like Ralph Bunche, in securing positions for these refugee scholars at places like Howard University, Tougaloo College, and Hampton Institute.

Free Voice of Labor: The Jewish Anarchists

Directed by Steven Fischler and Joel Sucher
US, 1980, b/w and color, 55 min.

Between 1900 and WWI, participants in the Jewish anarchist movement worked to build trade unions and organize schools, as well as to sponsor lectures, discussions, dances, and a wide range of cultural events. Using interviews with participants in the movement, archival photos and newsreel footage, excerpts from old motion pictures, and Yiddish songs and poems, this film paints a dramatic portrait of immigrant life in the U.S. as seen through the eyes of the sweatshop workers who made up the Jewish anarchist movement.

Location:
Harvard Film Archive

URL: http://www.harvardfilmarchive.org

Antifa Movie Night

Antifa Screening of Raiders of the Lost Ark

Who: Everyone is welcome as long as your not a fascist.

Why: Cause everyone except for fascists and people without souls love watching movies.

Come join Northeast Antifascist for our monthly movie night at the Lucy Parsons Center. This month we will be showing Raiders of the Lost Ark because after a long hard week of fighting fascism who wouldnt want to kick back and see a bunch of nazis melt at the hand of god or get shot by a badass archeologist? So join us for the fun and meet some friendly anti-authoritarians dedicated to ridding this city of fascism.

Location:
Lucy Parsons Center (Columbus Ave. near the Mass Ave. stop)

Cost: free

Organizer:

URL: http://northeast.antifa.net

"Red Squad" & "Anarchism In America" Docs

A Tribute to Pacific Street Films

Childhood friends Steven Fischler and Joel Sucher founded Pacific Street Films in 1969 while studying under Martin Scorsese at NYU. While filming undercover agents who were suspected of showing up at protest rallies, Fischler and Sucher themselves were harassed, photographed, and arrested. This experience became the basis for their first documentary Red Squad, completed in 1971. Since then, they have directed and produced a series of non-fiction films known for illuminating and exploring modern American social history.

This program is co-presented with the Boston Jewish Film Festival.

Directors in Person Friday
Screening on January 7 (Friday) 7 pm
January 8 (Saturday) 9:30 pm

Red Squad

Directed by Steven Fischler, Joel Sucher, Howard Blatt and Francis Freedland
US, 1972, b/w, 45 min.

This investigative (but frequently humorous) film documents the surveillance activities of the New York City Police Department's Bureau of Special Services, known as the Red Squad. The film pitted Fischler and Sucher against the forces of both the police and the FBI's surveillance units, which were ever-present at the many anti-war demonstrations in the early 1970s. While documenting events at a protest rally, the two filmmakers became the subject of police surveillance and eventually amassed a hefty FBI file.

Anarchism in America

Directed by Steven Fischler and Joel Sucher
US, 1982, color, 75 min.

A colorful and provocative survey of anarchism in America, the film attempts to dispel popular misconceptions and trace the historical development of the movement. The film explores the movement both as a native American philosophy stemming from 19th century American traditions of individualism, and as a foreign ideology brought to America by immigrants. The film features rare archival footage and interviews with significant personalities in anarchist history including Murray Boochkin and Karl Hess, and also live performance footage of the Dead Kennedys.

Location:
Harvard Film Archive

URL: http://www.harvardfilmarchive.org

Concentracións -Transistorada en protesta pel silenciament de Radio Bronka per rne5.

Per la llibertat d'expresió, porta el teu transistor, radio, receptor, sound-system,... per escoltar radios lliures.

Radio Bronka es una radio lliure i llibertaria de Barcelona que porta 18 anys emeten.Ha estat silenciada desde les 12 H. del 21 de Desembre per Radio Nacional d´Espanya (RNE 5),emisora Estatal que mitjançant el monopol-li de la confusió oculta i (de)forma la realitat existent.
Emisores com Radio Bronka,destapen aquesta realitat i fan un clam contra la resignació ; no es estrany que unes forçes que fonamenten el seu poder en sembrar resignació pretenguin desarmar aquesta veu.Nosaltres no ens limitem a donar informació,com si la tasca del desordre establert fos crear i la nostre contemplar,descriure i lamentar-se,si mes no que fem un crit a subvertir aquesta realitat al.lienada.
Aquest es un exemple mes de que lúnica diferencia entre la dreta i l´esquerra resideix en que l´ultima pot esser la dreta que li resulta imposible ser a la primera.
No ens sorpren quedar exclosos d´uns drets i llibertats que l´estat
concedéis fins que son empleats com arma efectiva contra el desordre que gestiona.Que serveixi com un exemple mes per escarmentar als/les creduls que s´acomoden en aquest marc de drets i son inmovilitzats quan l´estat els retira.La llibertat burguesa es una llibertat no apte per ments lliures,aixi doncs tenim molt clar que allo que aconseguim en materia d´emissió será el que guanyem en la lluita.
Es per aixo que fem un crit a la solidaritat amb aquesta/vostre radio,a expresar el rebuig i l´indignació com ho cregueu oportú i asumir com propia,la lluita per la seva continuitat i contra l´estat espectacle
Salut i Anarquia

Location:
Dissabte 8-1-05, a las 19 h
Paseig de Gracia, 1. Barcelona.
(Radio Nazional de España)

Organizer:

URL: www.sindominio.net/rbronka/

Zapatista Mural Workshop

Mural workshop with Gustavo the Zapatista muralist.

Location:
Canival Arts Centre, 2nd Floor, 34 Albion Street, Trongate, Glasgow

Cost: free

Organizer:

Anarchist Dayschool

There is a forthcoming anarchist dayschool, brought to you by the anarchist dayschool collective.

It will be held in the Kinning Park Complex again on the 29th of January, starting at 11AM and finishing at 6PM.

We have an exciting programme which will be published here and elsewhere when all the details are finalized, but confirmed workshops so far include a second installment of last dayschool's workshops on gender and class.

If you, or your group would like to give a workshop or presentation on anything you are up to, please respond ASAP to anarchist-dayschool-collective-AT-lists.riseup.net

[please be aware that if it is bouncing today that's because the mail server "www.riseup.net" is encountering problems with its 'lists' section, and should be fixed by tomorrow - the email address is correct]

Additionally there will be stalls available on the day so if your groups wants a stall give that address a birl, but please be aware that space is limited so respond quickly to secure your place.

Affordable catering will also be available on the day.

It would also be helpful if you could let the collective know (at the address on the front of the tin) whether or not
you intend on coming beforehand so that we can get some idea of the
numbers.

Solidarity,
Anarchist Dayschool Collective

Location:
Kinning Park Complex, outside Kinning Park subway station, Kinning Park, Glasgow

Cost: Donations appreciated

Directions: Coming by car come off West bound Paisley Rd. West and turn right at a pub called the Doctor's. The Centre is at the bottom of the road - an old, red sandstone school building.

Easiest however is to use Glasgow's subway, and come off at "Kinning Park", as you emerge from the metro, turn right and the building will be in front of you.

Organizer:

Nonviolence Training with Seacoast Peace Response

Nonviolence Training, Saturday, January 8, 10am – 4:30pm, 152 Court St.,Portsmouth NH.
Nonviolence Training presents information, uses discussion, exercises, and role plays to learn about and explore what Nonviolent Activism is and how it's used, the role of Affinity Groups, consensus decision-making,legal issues, and more. This training is an important way to prepare for an action, such as the upcoming Counter-Inaugural, or to improve effectiveness and thoughtfulness as an activist. These are also skills that are useful in many other situations. Offered by Amy Antonucci of Seacoast Peace Response & Sean Donahue formerly of NH Peace Action. Free & open to the public.
For info/to register: 603-750-7506, amyla44-AT-juno.com.

Location:
152 Court St., Portsmouth, NH 03801

Cost: free, open to the public

Directions: Contact Amy Antonucci for directions (603)750-7506

Organizer:

URL: www.seacoastpeaceresponse.org

Songs for the movement Sing-Along

Come learn new and old songs of protest for upcoming marches and events. Bring your own guitars/voices and be ready to learn some new songs!

Location:
Red Emma's Bookstore Coffeehouse

Cost: Free

URL: www.redemmas.org

Board Meeting

We are a local organization committed to supporting efforts to build cohousing communities in the County of San Diego.
Cohousing Core Groups are now active and thriving for the areas of North County (i.e., north of Pacific Beach) and Central County (i.e., north of National City and south of La Jolla). Please contact us for information about how to join and receive news from the local Core Group that interests you.
email: CoHousingForSD-AT-cox.net
tel: 858-883-7314

Location:
Mission Valley Branch, San Diego City Library
2123 Fenton Parkway
San Diego CA

Cost: FREE

Organizer:

URL: http://www.cohousingforsandiego.org

PROTEST Training

PROTEST TRAINING!
Learn Skills like Direct Action Tactics, and First Aid for Protest Situations. Know your Rights when protesting and share knowledge with experienced trainers from Los Angeles and San Francisco. This is a very rare chance and is COMPLETELY FREE to attendees!!! Please utilize this rare opportunity.

Check out the Schedule Below:

JANUARY 7-9th

Friday, January 7th El Centro, UCSB Campus (please call 805-448-5111 for directions)

12-2pm How to prepare for a protest and personal medic work
*We will go over the basic set up of mass mobilizations and learn about how to keep yourself healthy in protest situations. Medic work will include preparation, what to bring, care of bruises, stress, and pepper spray/tear gas treatment and protection.

6-9pm How to prepare for a protest and personal medic work
*same as afternoon workshop, extra time will be spent practicing eye washes and doing role plays.

Saturday. January 8th MCC at UCSB campus (please call 805-448-5111 for directions)

9am-1pm Direct Action 101
* We will go over some basic theory of direct action, but will focus mostly on tactics that can be used and what to be aware of when doing direct action
1pm-2pm Lunch provided
2pm-6pm Media and Messaging
*This will be in two parts: Part one will cover how to get your message across through media work and how to get your message across in press releases. Part two will focus more on how to do videography at a protest
6pm-7pm Dinner

Sunday, January 9th: El Centro, UCSB Campus (please call 805-448-5111 for directions)

9am-1pm Legal Rights Training Midnight Special Legal Collective
*This will focus on legal right in Washington D.C. during the Counter-Inaugural Protest, but will also cover general protest rights.

Location:
UCSB, MCC on Saturday and El Centro friday and Sunday

Cost: none

Directions: call 805-448-5111 for directions

Organizer:

Vegan Meetup

Meet local veg*ans for food and conversation. Sign up at vegan.meetup.com. Meets the first Saturday of the month.

* This event is usually the first Saturday of the month, but since the first Saturday of January is New Year's, we're postponing it to the next Saturday (Jan 8).

Location:
People vote for a meeting place each month. For example, in July, it was at Saturn Cafe, and in August, at Asian Rose.

Organizer:

URL: http://vegan.meetup.com

U.S. Out of Iraq and Stay Out of Iran!

Protest at Baywalk every Saturday 7-9pm.

We're tired of U.S. imperialism! It's time for a change.

Join us as we distribute fliers, hold banners and signs, and sometimes march through downtown St. Petersburg. We have plenty of signs, or you can bring your own. Our protests are coordinated with the St. Petersburg police and are typically peaceful.

Join the resistance by speaking out for peace and social justice!

Location:
Baywalk is located at 2nd Ave and 2nd Street N in downtown St. Petersburg. There is some street parking in the area, and a parking garage next to Baywalk.

Organizer:

URL: URL: stpeteforpeace.org/

U.S. Out of Iraq and Stay Out of Iran!

Protest at Baywalk every Saturday 7-9pm.

We're tired of U.S. imperialism! It's time for a change.

Join us as we distribute fliers, hold banners and signs, and sometimes march through downtown St. Petersburg. We have plenty of signs, or you can bring your own. Our protests are coordinated with the St. Petersburg police and are typically peaceful.

Join the resistance by speaking out for peace and social justice!

Location:
Baywalk is located at 2nd Ave and 2nd Street N in downtown St. Petersburg. There is some street parking in the area, and a parking garage next to Baywalk.

Organizer:

URL: stpeteforpeace.org

Left of Center

Left of Center plays on Nashville Community Access Television every Saturday at 11:30am in Davidson County on Channel 19 Comcast.

Left of Center is a program dedicated to bringing you the news in Nashville from a progressive and radical perspective. We cover everything the corporate news won't touch. This summer's lineup includes a documentary on the movement to allow residents to opt out of the spraying of pesticides in their neighborhood, a documentary on the march for women's lives, coverage of the protests against the g8 in georgia, the protests against the the $25,000 a plate george bush fundraiser in may, tennesseeans to end the death penalty, Barry Lynn - advocate of Church State Separation, gaza strip about the detention and isolation of palestinians and many more interesting goings on from Nashville and beyond.

For more information or to get your program aired please email chris lugo at christopher_lugo-AT-yahoo.com

Location:

Organizer:

Cry Justice! II, Don't Mourn - Organize!

A 2-day conference to provide hands-on training for activists to respond to changing challenges, including defeating electoral dirty tricks, combating media spin, effective legislative organizing, civil disobedience training, and strategizing for peace and justice over the next four years and more.

Location:
University of Minnesota Law School, West Bank, Minneapolis

Cost: $20 individuals/$5 students/low income (<$10,000/yr)

Organizer:

URL: http://www.cryjustice.org