Workers' Happy Hour

Talking union, talking work or talking trash...you don't have to do it alone!

Location:
Casino el Camino (517 E, 6th St.)

Cost: Free Admission

Directions: On the south side of 6th 1/2 block west of Red River

Organizer:

URL: www.iww.org

Meeting: Binghamton-IMC

First and Third Wednesday of the month is a more general meeting, in which all members and new guests are strongly encouraged to attend. Worgroups might meet independently in addition to general meetings. To learn of workgroup aims and meetings, please contact coordinators:

Paper Workgroup: Eric Schwartz, novgorodva-AT-yahoo.com
Film Workgroup: Ben Bristoll, ben-AT-bristoll.com
Tech/Content Workgroup: Bill Huston, bhuston-AT-stny.rr.com
Outreach Workgroup: Tarik Abdelazim, modocpress-AT-yahoo.com

Location:
Cyber Cafe. Our office is upstairs. Main St. Binghamton, next to Laurel Ave, Wendys, and Tom's Gifts.

Cost: Open to public.

Organizer:

URL: www.binghamtonpmc.org

Boston Cyberarts Festival

2005 Boston Cyberarts Festival!

The creative connection between two of Boston’s most vital forces – the arts community and the high-tech industry – is once again in the spotlight, with more than 70 exhibitions and events in and around the Boston area from April 22 through May 8. It’s the first and largest collaboration of artists working in new technologies in all media in North America, encompassing visual art, dance, music, electronic literature, web art, and public art. For a complete listing of all events, go to our Events listing.

CyberArtCentral, the Festival’s headquarters, is located at Art Interactive, 130 Bishop Allen Drive, Cambridge (near Central Square). Festival-goers can obtain printed and CD-ROM catalogs, chat with Festival staffers, and purchase the CyberPass discount card or Festival merchandise – and view the special exhibition “Body Language” by Scott Snibbe. Special Festival hours are Tuesday through Saturday from noon to 6pm.

Festival-goers can also obtain a catalog of all the exhibitions and events in the April 21 issue of The Phoenix and at participating venues.

Location:

URL: http://www.bostoncyberarts.org/

Iraq Two Years after the End of Major Combat

“An Assessment of Iraq Two Years after the End of Major Combat”

MIT's Security Studies Program presents its regular Wednesday Seminar Series.

Join us as Professor Roger Petersen, Associate Professor here at MIT's Department of Political Science, discusses “An Assessment of Iraq Two Years after the End of Major Combat”

Sponsored by
Center for International Studies

Open to the public

Location:
E38, 6th Floor Conference Room M.I.T.

Cost: free

URL: http://web.mit.edu/cis/calendar/

Development as Self-Discovery and Industrial Policy

Economic Development Lunch Series

"Development as Self-Discovery and Industrial Policy"

Speaker: Roland Hodler, Ph.D. Candidate in Economics

Location:
Perkins Room, 4th floor, Rubenstein Building (formerly One Eliot Bldg), Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge

URL: http://www.cid.harvard.edu/events/

Negotiating Race, Gender & Region

“Gray Matters: Negotiating Race, Gender, and Region at a Southern Military College”

Mary Margaret Steedly, Harvard University, current Radcliffe Institute fellow

Location:
2nd-floor Colloquium Room, 34 Concord Avenue, Radcliffe Institute at Harvard

Organizer:

URL: http://www.radcliffe.edu/events/calendar.php

Our Health, Our Future

Support Public Health - Fundraiser

The Massachusetts Public Health Association Presents
"Breaking Ground: Our Health, Our Future"

Annual Celebration & Awards Dinner

The Massachusetts Public Health Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding access to health care, preventing injury and disease, and ensuring the health of our communities, schools, and environment.

MPHA champions funding for public health programs, from AIDS prevention to immunizations, and advocates for legislation to ban soda in schools, reduce mercury pollution, and achieve other public health goals.

For more information, including ticket prices and reservation forms, please visit our web site.

Location:
Cedar's Hall, 61 Rockwood Street, Jamaica Plain

URL: http://www.MPHAWEB.org

Who Rules Iran?

Persian Gulf Seminar: "Who Rules Iran?"

Hadi Semati

Hadi Semati from Teheran University will speak as part of the Persian Gulf Seminar Series.

Sponsor
Center for International Studies 

Location:
Landau Building, 66 Room 110, M.I.T., Cambridge

Cost: free/open to public

URL: http://events.mit.edu/scripts/event.pl?98063

Help New England Wildlife & Habitat

New England Wildlife Center (NEWC) in Hingham, MA serves a unique role in this region, treating injured, sick, or orphaned wildlife and releasing them back to the wild whenever possible. In addition to their wildlife teaching hospital, they are on the front lines of education regarding wildlife and habitat preservation, offering wildlife and environmental education through internships, in-school programs, and camps.

A delicious vegetarian dinner (reception at 6pm, dinner at 7pm), followed by a presentation by author David Baron, a 20 year veteran of public radio (WBUR, NPR, and now PRI/BBC). Baron is author of "The Beast in the Garden: a modern parable of Man and Nature."

This is a fundraiser for the nonprofit NEWC, so you can have a tasty veggie meal, hear an intriguing program, and help fund NEWC's work for wildlife and the environment.

www.beastinthegarden.com/

Location:
Harvard Club of Boston, 374 Commonwealth Avenue

Cost: $100, $150, $250

URL: http://www.newildlife.com

Lester Thurow on Globalization

Fortune Favors the Bold:
What We Must Do To Build a New and Lasting Global Prosperity

Lester C. Thurow, renowned economist and professor of management and economics at MIT

The new global economy is linking the fortunes of every nation on every continent — for good or for ill.

Its hallmark is a rising instability and a growing inequality between the first and third worlds, in spite of rising average incomes.

The United States and other first world economies are finding it hard to recover after the boom of the 1990s and the bust of the early 21st century.

Financial crises in the third world come frequently and are increasingly severe.

Globalization is invoked to explain riots, civil disobedience, and as a factor in the rise of terrorism.

The renowned economist, Lester Thurow, argues that now is the time to shape globalization into what we want it to be — before it's too late.

The Frederic G. Corneel Memorial Lecture

Location:
Faneuil Hall, Boston

Cost: free

Organizer:

URL: http://www.fordhallforum.neu.edu/programs.html

Sugihara: Conspiracy of Kindness

To honor Holocaust Remembrance Day [Thursday, May 5] the Japan Society of Boston, WGBH and the Boston Public Library are pleased to present a special preview and panel discussion of the documentary film, Sugihara: Conspiracy of Kindness--the story of a man who had the courage to act on his innermost beliefs, and whose extraordinary acts of kindness continue to reverberate the world over. The post-film discussion panelists will include Samuil Manski, Sugihara survivor.

Location:
Rabb Lecture Hall, Boston Public Library x2270

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

Our Bodies, Ourselves

OUR BODIES, OURSELVES
A New Edition for a New Era

Co-sponsored by Fenway Community Health Center

In 1970, they showed us a cervix, talked openly about same-sex relationships, and helped us get safe information about sexual assault.

But a lot has changed since OBOS fi rst published the chapter “In Amerika They Call Us Dykes.”

In celebration of the newest edition, join a panel of OBOS authors and contributors for a look at how OBOS has grown and changed to serve lesbians, bi women, and transpeople.

Location:
YWCA Central Square, 7 Temple Street, Cambridge

Cost: free

URL: http://www.centerfornewwords.org/nwlive.html

Bruce Gellerman of NPR

The Cambridge-Yerevan Sister City Association

19th Annual Membership Meeting 

Guest Speaker: Bruce Gellerman

Armenia 2005: Journalism, Politics and Riding the Freedom Wave

National Public Radio's Bruce Gellerman will talk about his numerous U.S.-funded missions to Armenia to help establish radio stations and train local journalists.

38 Cameron Avenue
Cambridge, MA

7:00 p.m.  Brief Business meeting*
7:30 p.m.  Speaker program followed by reception


*At the Annual Meeting the Board of Directors is elected for the coming year and the budget is approved by members of the Association.  Membership is open to anyone who agrees with the purposes of the Association and pays annual dues ($25 Individual, $50 Family and $10 Student). 

The membership year begins April 1. Please send a check made out to “CYSCA” to CYSCA Treasurer, P.O. Box 382591, Cambridge, MA 02238, or bring it to the meeting. 

We urge members to come promptly at 7pm. and to let us know whether or not you will be attending.

Admission is free and the public is invited.

Refreshments following the program.

RSVP: 617-354-7648

Ample parking is available.

www.cysca.org/announcements/annualmeeting.html

Location:
38 Cameron
38 Cameron Avenue, Suite 100
Cambridge, MA 02140
617-492-4091
info (at ) 38cameron.com

Cost: free and the public is invited

Directions: From Route 16 (Alewife Brook Parkway): Coming from West/South, take a Right on Mass. Ave. into Cambridge. (Coming from North/East take a left.) Stay in the left hand lane. Continue for about a 0.4 mile to the set of lights intersecting Massachusetts Ave and Cameron Ave. Take a left. "38 Cameron" is 100 yards up on the right. It is a partly grey/partly brick building. There will be a sandwich board sign on the sidewalk.

Coming from Harvard Sq.:
Go straight on Massachusetts Ave westbound for about 1 mile to Porter Square. Go through Porter Square (you will see the T stop on the right) and continue for just under a mile until you come to the intersection with Cameron Ave. The Cambridge bus depot is on the right just before Cameron Ave, so this is a good landmark. Take a right onto Cameron Ave. "38 Cameron" is 100 yards up on the right, a partly grey/partly brick building.  There will be a sandwich board sign on the sidewalk.

From the T: Red Line (Alewife direction)
Take the Red Line (Alewife direction) and get off at the Davis Square stop. At the turnstyle of the middle floor platform of the station go right, and up the stairs or escalator. From the breezeway at the top of the stairs go out the left door, away from the center of Davis Square. (The sign at the top of the exit says "Meacham Street"). Walk straight ahead and onto The Minute Man bike path. Follow the bike path towards Massachusetts Ave until you reach Cameron Ave (about a 5 minute walk / quarter mile). Turn right at Cameron Ave. 38 Cameron is 100 yards up on the right. It is a partly grey/partly brick building.  There will be a sandwich board sign on the sidewalk.

Parking
On weekends and evenings, parking is ample. A small lot is located at the entrance of 38 Cameron (to the left in the photo above). Additional parking is available at the back entrance of 38 Cameron. To get to the back lot, take the first right just immediately past 38 Cameron onto Tannery Brook Row, and then an immediate right again to the back entrance of 38 Cameron.
Street parking on Cameron Ave requires a Cambridge resident parking permit. There is metered parking on Mass Ave, only 100 yards away.

**Important Note**
Finding 38 Cameron can be confusing because Cameron Ave. is divided midway between Somerville and Cambridge. This means there are "2" addresses for 38 Cameron, one in Somerville, the other in Cambridge. Be sure to come to the correct address in Cambridge! (just 100 yards away from Mass Ave).

URL: http://38cameron.com

Technology and the Human Body

THE RON BURNS MEMORIAL FORUM ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Internationally renowned scientist and entrepreneur Ray Kurzweil explores the future interface between advancing technology and the human body.

This program honors the memory of long-time Cambridge Forum friend Ron Burns.

FUTURE EVENTS:

May 11
TERROR INCORPORATED: TRACING THE DOLLARS BEHIND THE TERROR NETWORK
Loretta Napoleoni, Italian journalist and terrorism expert

May 18 IN PRAISE OF SLOWNESS:
How a Worldwide Movement Is Changing the Cult of Speed
Canadian journalist Carl Honore

Cambridge Forums are free and open to the public.
Book signing will follow program.
Open discussion follows speaker presentation.
Events are recorded for public radio broadcast.
CDs and tapes are available. Call 617-495-2727.
Forums can also be viewed online:
Go to www.cambridgeforum.org and click on the WGBH Forum Network.

Cambridge Forum
3 Church Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
director-AT-cambridgeforum.org

"Bringing people together to talk again . . ."

Location:
First Parish, 3 Church Street, Harvard Square, Cambridge

Cost: free

URL: http://www.cambridgeforum.org

Acte ètica i ciència

Sessió sobre Ètica i Ciència a càrrec de:

JORGE WAGENSBERG doctor en Física i director de Cosmocaixa.

NORBERT BILBENY catedràtic d´Ètica a la facultat de Filosofia UB.

que ens explicaran el paper que ha de jugar l´ètica en l´investigació científica i els reptes ètics que planteja
el progrés científic al segle XXI.

Organitza:
Revista Universitat en Marxa de la Joventut Comunista

Location:
Sala de Graus de la Facultat de Física UB

Organizer:

URL: www.joventutcomunista.org

AZNAR A CATALUNYA

J.M.AZNAR__ firmarà el seu llibre al Corte ingles DIAGONAL. de les 18h a les 20h. Proposo fer alguna acció per mostrar el nostre rebuig a aquest tipus de personatges feixistes impunes

Location:
CORTE INGLES. DIAGONAL (BCN)

Xerrada "el 22@ i la indústria militar"

Xerrada sobre la presència d'empreses de la guerra al 22@.
a càrrec de:
-Arcadi Oliveres (president de Justicia i Pau i professor universitari de l'UAB)-
-Un/a membre de la Coordinadora contra el 22@.

Location:
Centre Cívic de Can Felipa
(c./Pallars, 277) Poblenou-BARCELONA
METRO: L-4 (Llacuna/Poblenou)
BUSOS: 36, 41, 71, 92 i 141.

Cost: gratuït!

Organizer:

URL: www.poblenou.org/c22

mani i concert contra el pla caufec

dissabte 30 d'abril-esplugues:

18h> manifestació des del parc 11 de setembre (al costat de les 3 torres, crtar cornellà)
* manifestació festiva (amb ragganaiser, la coral de granollers, espectacles i més) --

20h>concert al parc de les 3 esplugues, prop de l'institut la mallola
* amb kayo malayo, komando oreneta, los fankis, latino de hospitalet i los llobregantes y DESECHOS

Location:
esplugues:
parc 11 de setembre i parc de les 3 esplugues

Cost: gratix

Organizer:

URL: www.noalplacaufec.net

Taller-informativo Chiapas

HERRI KANPAMENDUAK CHIAPASEN: ZATOZ

1994ko urtarrilean,Mexikoko hego-ekialdean ahots ozena aditu zen: Suaz eta hitzaz armaturiko gizon eta emakumeen ahotsa .Chiapaseko herri indigenen agerraldi menderakaitza izan zen, 500 urte eta gero esplotazioaren, errepresioaren eta bazterketaren aurka. Duintasunez eta adorez altxatu ziren, eta bakarrik ez uzteko esan ziguten.

Zeure elkartasuna garrantsisua da, eta beharrezkoa. Horregatik animatu nahi zaitugu Bakearen aldeko herri-kanpamenduetan parte hartzera.

INFORMAZIO TAILERRA

Chiapasekin elkartasunerako taldeen TAILERRA ANTOLATUKO DUGU ondoko egunean:

MAIATZAK 28, LARUNBATA (goiz eta arratsaldez) HIKA ATENEON (Bilbon)

E-postak: txiapas-AT-nodo50.org lumlur-AT-mixmail.com

ARGIA GUZTIONTZAT, DENA GUZTIONTZAT......
MATXINADA ALAIA GURETZAT. EZER EZ GURETZAT.


PARTICIPA EN LOS CAMPAMENTOS CIVILES EN CHIAPAS

En Enero de 1994 se levantó la voz de las mujeres y hombres armados con el Fuego y la Palabra en las montañas del sureste mexicano. Fué el gesto rebelde de los pueblos indígenas de Chiapas en lucha contra la explotación, la represión y la marginación después de más de 500 años. Con dignidad y coraje se levantaron y nos dijeron que no les dejáramos sol@s.

TU SOLIDARIDAD ES IMPORTANTE Y NECESARIA. ANIMATE A PARTICIPAR en los Campamentos Civiles por la Paz.

TALLER INFORMATIVO

SABADO 28 DE MAYO (mañana y tarde) en el Hika Ateneo(Bilbo)

Para inscribirte o informarte:
txiapas-AT-nodo50.org lumlur-AT-mixmail.com

PARA TODOS LA LUZ. PARA TOD@S TODO. PARA NOSOTR@S LA
ALEGRE REBELDIA. PARA NOSOTR@S NADA

Location:

Organizer:

Curious about Cuba?

Discussion/Slide Show: Curious About Cuba? We were, too! So we went to see for ourselves! We invite you to come see our slides and learn about this fascinating and complex country just 90 miles from our shores.

Location:
River Run Book Store, Commercial Alley (off Market St), Portsmouth, NH.

Walking by Asking

We will be screening "Walking by Asking", followed by a presentation and discusson on Seeds of Peace, the group that provided the logistical support for the DNC2RNC march, feeding over 10,000 people.

"Walking by Asking" documents the 258-mile DNC2RNC: Democracy Uprising March from the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Boston to the Republican National Convention (RNC) in New York City. The march lasted 28 days and crossed four states, protesting the two-party political system while celebrating grassroots community organizing. This film also documents protests at the Republican National Convention and offers a comparative analysis between the police presence at the RNC and the average presence at a West Indian Parade in Brooklyn, New York.

Location:

Cost: Donations accepted

URL: www.redemmas.org

TV Dinner Show- On RCTV

Weekly 30 minute show, featuring coverage of progressive events in Rochester and around the country.

Location:
RCTV Channel 15

URL: rochester.indymedia.org

World Festival of Youth & Students Meeting

Come be a part of the San Diego Local Organizing Committee, which is made up of local progressive youth that want to go to Caracas, Venezuela to meet students from all over the world in the name of peace and solidarity, and against the war and imperialism. Learn how you/your organization can go to Venezuela August 7-15, 2005 for the 16th World Festival of Youth and Students, to participate in exchanges between delegations, including youth from IRAQ, educational workshops, art & culture, sports, parties and more. Over 20,000 youth are expected to attend, and witness first hand the revolution that is currently taking place in Venezuela. Can't make it to the meeting? Contact us!

Location:
IAC, 3930 Oregon St (at University) #230, San Diego, CA 92104 (619) 692-4422

Organizer:

Radica Radio!!!

Join dJettes Pepperboxx and Queen B for two hours of Feminist dialouge, interviews, rants, raves, and MUSIC!!!

Location:
cyber space or radio anrarchista 106.9 FM

Cost: so freeee it hurts

Directions: go to www.radioactiveradio.org

Organizer:

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:

Camilo Mejia--1st Iraq Army War Resister

Camilo Mejia, the first Iraq military resister, will be honored by the Santa Cruz community and tell the story of his moral decision, going AWOL and later turning himself in to face trial and a year in the stockade - Wednesday May 4th, 7pm, at the Santa Cruz Veteran’s Hall, 846 Front St., Santa Cruz.

Location:
Vet's Hall

Cost: $1-5 scholarship ticket, $6-15 sliding scale

Organizer:

Film Screening: The Landless, On the Roads of America

This brand new, feature length documentary traces the rise of Brazil's Landless Movement (MST) from its founding in 1984 to the 2002 election of Brazils first working class president, Luis Inacio Lula da Silva (Lula). Directed by Miguel Barros and co-produced by El Deseo, of award winning Spanish Director Pedro Almodovar, the film was awarded Best Documentary in Spain's 2004 Malaga Film Festival. The director spent an entire year visiting MST settlements and interviewing MST members in order to produce this firsthand account of the MST's long and difficult struggle.

Updates and discussion on agrarian reform under the Lula government following the film showing.

Wednesday, May 4th at 8:00pm

Contact: santacruzfmst-AT-yahoo.com

Location:
Porter Fireside Lounge
UC Santa Cruz

Cost: $5-20 Donations Accepted

Organizer:

URL: www.mstbrazil.org

Gay Shame

Gay Shame meeting (anti-capitalist, anti-oppression queer organization).

Location:
Zami Library. 807 Laurel St.

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:

Untitled General Meeting

Untitled, an open membership artist' cooperative association that hosts non-juried bi-monthly multi-media one night artist exhibitions across Nashville, meets every other Wednesday at Plowhaus Artist Coop on 17th Ave So between Russell and Fatherland in East Nashville. for more info visit www.untitlednashville.org

Wanna be in a show?

Showing with Untitled is easy. All it takes is these very simple
steps:

1. PAY One week before the show, mail a check for $15, payable to
Untitled to the following address (or just bring it to a meeting):

Untitled
P.O. Box 40232
Nashville, TN 37204



2. REGISTER No later than midnight on the Sunday before the show, visit
www.untitlednashville.org and use the online form to send in the title,
dimensions and price of your piece. Each artist or collaboration team
may
submit one piece. It can be any size, any medium, and any price.

3. DROP OFF The Wednesday before the show, bring your piece to the
designated drop-off point between 6:00 and 8:00 PM. Sign in to make
sure
we know we have your work.

4. GET PAID If your art sells, pick up your money. Untitled charges no
commission, and if the buyer pays by check or cash, you can pick it up
the
night of the show. If the buyer uses a credit card, there will be a 3%
credit card fee (which goes to the credit card company, not Untitled),
and
you can pick up a check at the next Untitled meeting. You'll need to
arrange for your buyer to pick up your work at the end of the night, or
you can arrange to deliver it, if you prefer.

5. PICK-UP On the night of the show, if your piece does not sell, you
must take it down and take it home with you at 10:00 PM. Untitled is
not
responsible for work left at the venue.

That's it! No jury, no pressure, no commission. Just bring your stuff
and we'll hang it up.


If you'd like to get a little more involved, you can also take these
optional steps:

Come to a Wednesday meeting - they are casual and short, and usually
held
in a place that serves beer, if you are so inclined. Meetings are a
good
place to get to know other artists, share ideas, and find out about
other
art opportunities in town.

Volunteer to help with the show - we need lots of volunteers to make
each
show run smoothly. Folks are needed to help distribute posters and
handbills, handle publicity, prepare the venue, hang the show, and to
help
with set-up, coordination and clean-up on the day of the show. You can
also volunteer to help with other ongoing Untitled projects like the
web
site, newsletter, workshops, fundraisers, etc.

Submit a jpeg of your art work to publicity-AT-untitlednashville.org for
possible inclusion in press releases. Local papers frequently publish
images to help spread the word about Untitled shows, and this is a
great
opportunity to get your work seen.

Organize an Untitled event of your own - Untitled has resources to help
put on smaller art shows and events. If you have a great idea, gather
a
few folks to help you put it together, and send email to
publicity-AT-untitlednashville.org to learn more about using the group's
press contacts, logo, and name to help publicize the event.

Untitled is all of us, and it takes a lot of people working together
to
make it successful. No shame if you can't help out, but please do if
you
can.

Location:

TWATT Meeting

Bi-weekly meeting of Twatt to discuss whatever comes up.
New/interested women welcome. We meet upstairs.
We typically go to the Wildrose after for karoake and/or a beer.

Location:
Caffe Vita
E Pike St, just west of the Rose

Cost: from $0-a cup of coffee

Organizer:

Interfaith Peace Vigil

Fellow Ithacans...

You are invited to join an Interfaith Peace Vigil in DeWitt Park on Wednesday, May 4, 7pm - 8:30pm. The organizing group has been moved to gather within a circle of prayer and unity in response to the violence and suffering of war, especially of our Arab and Muslim sisters and brothers in this country and around the world. We are equally concerned and pray for the welfare of US soldiers in Iraq and for the sacrifices made by their families.

In an attempt to make this gathering a genuine interfaith experience, the organizing group has sought input, advice, and feedback from many faith perspectives. Readings, prayers, and ritual will be shared from a variety of religious communities that express how they envision peace. We intend this event to represent a circle of support and respect in which we listen to each other, try to find our common ground with each other, and celebrate, in public witness, our passion for peace in the world.

There will be a designated space in the park for vigilers to place pictures, photos, and objects that represent the consequences of war and also the vision we bring to the creation of a world where peace flourishes. Participants may want to bring a chair.

Please join us.

Location:
DeWitt Park, Ithaca, NY

Cost: free

Organizer:

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:
Community Room, St. Mark's Catholic Church, 2001 Dayton Avenue, St. Paul

Cost: Free

Organizer:

URL: http://www.mppeace.org/events/