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Tuesday, July 29, Buffalo, A.N.S.W.E.R
Planning Meeting - open to all - general anti-war organizing
meeting - This Tuesday and (almost) every Tuesday evening, there's an open planning/work
session at the A.N.S.W.E.R. office at 7:00 PM
upstairs at 367 Delaware Ave (above the insurance company) near Tupper, in
Buffalo. Contact
iacbuffalo@action-mail.org, see
call-to-meeting or Call 604-9515 for more details.
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Tuesday, July 29, Buffalo,
Empire: Nation State, Capitalist Economy and White Supremacy -
open to all, 6:00 PM - United
Neighborhoods, 1092 Main Street (between North & Summer Streets), Buffalo.
(716) 882-7814
A video discussion series examining US foreign policy to help us connect the
African American struggles to the antiwar and Global Justice Movement
struggles, and to develop alliances to stop this continuing war against
humanity. The meeting this week will be
primarily a planning meeting for a spring conference on Empire. For more information, see the
discussion series
announcement or contact: Kahlil Nieves
lnieves@buffalo.edu (716) 645-2082, ext 1134.
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Monday, July
28, Buffalo, CACGEC City Hall Picket,
[RESCHEDULED]
Citizens Against Casino Gambling in Erie
County has organized an informational picket in front of City Hall,
every Monday from 4:00-5:00 PM. Participants agree to be
peaceful and non-confrontational. We will not block traffic. If you
would like to join us, contact Jeffery Termini at home at 862-0470 or on his
cell phone at 440-6597.
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Sunday, July 27, Buffalo,
Weekly Candlelight Vigil for Peace,
7:00-9:00 PM [FLASH
-- This Week Only: we plan to
setup early at
6:00 PM this week to
capitalize on a public concert scheduled nearby. A few of us will
remain until the normal vigil end at 9:00 PM.] ,
bear witness for peace, enjoy
solidarity and good music, speak-out or read a poem in a family-friendly
setting. Say yes to peace -- and no
to war, violence and military occupation everywhere. Delaware Park - Aggasiz Circle Entrance,
Parkside Ave & Route 198, Buffalo, NY, Enter Delaware Park at the Aggasiz
Circle entrance, on Parkside Ave just north of Route 198. You can only enter
when headed SOUTH on Parkside. Therefore if coming on 198, take the Parkside
exit, go north a couple of blocks, and find a way to turn around. The
entrance is marked by a park sign, and also by a street sign for E. Meadow
Dr. We will meet in the parking area about 100 yards from the park entrance.
The vigil will be visible to traffic on Parkside and the 198. At our
vigil on 4/6, there was complete consensus that we would continue to gather
from 7:00-9:00 PM in spite of the time change
and lengthening days in order to continue to encourage family participation.
A sound system is available for speakers, musicians, poets and CD's.
Join this marvelous and diverse group if you can.
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Saturday, July 26, Buffalo,
Music in the Woods with Nan Hoffman -
Riverside-Salem Environmental Cottage, 3449 West River Road, Grand
Island, New York, 2:00-4:00 PM.
"Music in the Woods" with Nan Hoffman, Joe Tumino, Tom & Kathy DeLoughry,
Mary Bieger, and Mike Bell -- a fundraiser for Riverside-Salem and
Quality Quest Coalition of Grand Island. See announcement for more
details:
http://isledegrande.com/music-in-the-woods6-03.htm
Directions:
I-190 to Grand Island, Exit 19, Whitehaven Road, West (turn left if coming
from Buffalo) to West River Road (about 2.2 miles); right/North on West
River road about .9
mile to #3449, a cottage in a wooded area; park along roadside. Email June Licence, jlicence@buffalo.edu
or call 773-1426 for more information, additional directions, etc.
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Saturday, July 26, Buffalo,
Women
in Black weekly vigil, every week on Saturday from
12-1 PM, Bidwell/Elmwood, no matter the
weather, there's always good cheer and dignified solidarity. Women in
Black Buffalo has a great new Web site -- make a point of visiting and
book-marking it at: http://wibbuffalo.net/ The war in Iraq and
Afghanistan are reported to be over, and the dopes in the White House are
declaring victory, but we know better... We continue to have upwards of 30
vigilers every Saturday from noon to 1P. This reflects that people are well
aware of the risks that remain as long as this administration is in office.
Please continue to stand with us in this environment when other citizens
report dissent to the police. That's the battle we must continue to wage! See
the Women in Black Buffalo Web site for
additional links and information. FLASH
NEWS: Women in Black Buffalo can now accept tax deductible donations and
an anonymous donor has offered to provide double matching donations
-- see donation
announcement for details.
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Thursday, July 24, Buffalo,
Buffalo Niagara Sustainability Council Meeting,
7:00-8:00 PM, West Side Mennonite Church, 184 Barton St.
Barton is between Grant and Niagara, one way, Turn North off W. Ferry.
Tentative Agenda: Organizational questions, goals, structure, long range
strategy; Earth Charter Community Summit Update; Learning Sustainability
Conference Update; Indicators Project Update. For any questions or comments,
email Jay Burney,
lscampaign@aol.com
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Tuesday, July 22, Buffalo, A.N.S.W.E.R
Planning Meeting - from 6/24-7/22, the Tuesday evening
A.N.S.W.E.R. meetings will be adjourned so that participants can attend the
Empire: Nation State, Capitalist Economy and White Supremacy
video discussion series at 6:00 PM at
United Neighborhoods, 1092 Main Street (between North & Summer Streets),
Buffalo. See the
announcement
or call the A.N.S.W.E.R office at 604-9515 for more details.
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Tuesday, July 22, Buffalo,
Empire: Nation State, Capitalist Economy and White Supremacy -
open to all, 6:00 PM - United
Neighborhoods, 1092 Main Street (between North & Summer Streets), Buffalo.
(716) 882-7814
A video discussion series examining US foreign policy to help us connect the
African American struggles to the antiwar and Global Justice Movement
struggles, and to develop alliances to stop this continuing war against
humanity. For more information, see the
discussion series
announcement or contact: Kahlil Nieves
lnieves@buffalo.edu (716) 645-2082, ext 1134.
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Monday, July 21, Buffalo, Death
by Uranium Munitions: Personal Responsibility at Every Level,
Part of the WNY Peace Center Visions for a Better World series.
7:00 PM, Buffalo-Erie County Historical
Society Auditorium, 25 Nottingham Court, (Elmwood at Nottingham), Buffalo.
Doors open at 6:30 PM, admission is free but donations will be appreciated. Call
the Peace Center at 894-2013 for more information.
For background on Dr. Rokke, see The Traprock Peace Center DU
Educational Campaign at
http://traprockpeace.org/depleteduranium.html and Dr. Rokke's vita at
http://traprockpeace.org/RokkeVitae.html See the
event
announcement for more details and please help out if you can by
circulating and posting the
event flyer.
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Between August 1990 and May 2002,
an estimated 262,586 American soldiers based in and around Kuwait have
become "disabled veterans," and 10,617 have died. According to Dr.
Doug Rokke, former Director of the U.S. Army Depleted Uranium Project, many
of these casualties can be traced to uranium munitions and the defective
equipment used to handle them. Moreover, Rokke says, "male soldiers who
served in the Gulf War were almost twice as likely to have a child with a
birth defect and female soldiers almost three times as likely."
Dr. Rokke joins local activists in a lecture and panel discussion on the
consequences of military uses of radiation on Monday, July 21, 2003 at the
Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society Auditorium (25 Nottingham Court
at Elmwood Avenue). The event is sponsored by the Western New York Peace
Center and the Historical Society as part of the ongoing series, "Visions
for a Better World." Doors open at 6:30 P.M. and the presentation begins at
7; admission is free, although a voluntary donation of $5 is suggested.
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Monday, July 21, Buffalo, UB Faculty/Staff for Peace
[CANCELLED THIS WEEK]
discussion and organizing meeting,
4:30 PM at room 209 The Commons, at the
Newman Center, across from the Student Union, UB Amherst Campus.
Contact Hank Bromley,
Robert Dentan,
Bill Wachob or
Jim Whitlock for more information.
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Monday, July
21, Buffalo, CACGEC City Hall Picket,
Citizens Against Casino Gambling in Erie
County has organized an informational picket in front of City Hall,
every Monday from 4:00-5:00 PM. Participants agree to be
peaceful and non-confrontational. We will not block traffic. If you
would like to join us, contact Jeffery Termini at home at 862-0470 or on his
cell phone at 440-6597.
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Sunday, July 20, Buffalo,
Weekly Candlelight Vigil for Peace,
7:00 PM , Bear witness for peace, enjoy
solidarity and good music, speak-out or read a poem in a family-friendly
setting. Say yes to peace -- and no
to war, violence and military occupation everywhere. Delaware Park - Aggasiz Circle Entrance,
Parkside Ave & Route 198, Buffalo, NY, Enter Delaware Park at the Aggasiz
Circle entrance, on Parkside Ave just north of Route 198. You can only enter
when headed SOUTH on Parkside. Therefore if coming on 198, take the Parkside
exit, go north a couple of blocks, and find a way to turn around. The
entrance is marked by a park sign, and also by a street sign for E. Meadow
Dr. We will meet in the parking area about 100 yards from the park entrance.
The vigil will be visible to traffic on Parkside and the 198. At our
vigil on 4/6, there was complete consensus that we would continue to gather
at 7:00 PM in spite of the time change
and lengthening days in order to continue to encourage family participation.
A sound system is available for speakers, musicians, poets and CD's.
Join this marvelous and diverse group if you can.
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Saturday, July
19, Buffalo, Gathering for A Commitment to
Non-Violence - Bissonette House, peace Park,
1:30 PM, please see the
announcement and
call to action for complete details, to register, and to order a sign
with the name of the group you'll represent, if you're representing a local
group. Each group or organization that registers before July 7th
and has at least one representative at the gathering, will be provided with
a sign with the name of their group. The signs will be held up during
the service and then later placed on the front lawn of the Bissonette House
by a banner proclaiming our commitment to Non-Violence. For more
information, contact Sister Karen Klimczak, SSJ at 892-8224.
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Saturday, July 19, Buffalo,
Women
in Black weekly vigil, every week on Saturday from
12-1 PM, Bidwell/Elmwood, no matter the
weather, there's always good cheer and dignified solidarity. Women in
Black Buffalo has a great new Web site -- make a point of visiting and
book-marking it at: http://wibbuffalo.net/ The war in Iraq and
Afghanistan are reported to be over, and the dopes in the White House are
declaring victory, but we know better... We continue to have upwards of 30
vigilers every Saturday from noon to 1P. This reflects that people are well
aware of the risks that remain as long as this administration is in office.
Please continue to stand with us in this environment when other citizens
report dissent to the police. That's the battle we must continue to wage! See
the Women in Black Buffalo Web site for
additional links and information. FLASH
NEWS: Women in Black Buffalo can now accept tax deductible donations and
an anonymous donor has offered to provide double matching donations
-- see donation
announcement for details.
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Tuesday, July 15, Buffalo, A.N.S.W.E.R
Planning Meeting - from 6/24-7/22, the Tuesday evening
A.N.S.W.E.R. meetings will be adjourned so that participants can attend the
Empire: Nation State, Capitalist Economy and White Supremacy
video discussion series at 6:00 PM at
United Neighborhoods, 1092 Main Street (between North & Summer Streets),
Buffalo. See the
announcement
or call the A.N.S.W.E.R office at 604-9515 for more details.
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Tuesday, July 15, Buffalo,
Empire: Nation State, Capitalist Economy and White Supremacy -
open to all, 6:00 PM - United
Neighborhoods, 1092 Main Street (between North & Summer Streets), Buffalo.
(716) 882-7814
A video discussion series examining US foreign policy to help us connect the
African American struggles to the antiwar and Global Justice Movement
struggles, and to develop alliances to stop this continuing war against
humanity. For more information, see the
discussion series
announcement or contact: Kahlil Nieves
lnieves@buffalo.edu (716) 645-2082, ext 1134.
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Monday, July
14, Buffalo, CACGEC City Hall Picket,
Citizens Against Casino Gambling in Erie
County has organized an informational picket in front of City Hall,
every Monday from 4:00-5:00 PM. Participants agree to be
peaceful and non-confrontational. We will not block traffic. If you
would like to join us, contact Jeffery Termini at home at 862-0470 or on his
cell phone at 440-6597.
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Sunday, July 13, Buffalo,
Weekly Candlelight Vigil for Peace,
7:00 PM , Bear witness for peace, enjoy
solidarity and good music, speak-out or read a poem in a family-friendly
setting. Say yes to peace -- and no
to war, violence and military occupation everywhere. Delaware Park - Aggasiz Circle Entrance,
Parkside Ave & Route 198, Buffalo, NY, Enter Delaware Park at the Aggasiz
Circle entrance, on Parkside Ave just north of Route 198. You can only enter
when headed SOUTH on Parkside. Therefore if coming on 198, take the Parkside
exit, go north a couple of blocks, and find a way to turn around. The
entrance is marked by a park sign, and also by a street sign for E. Meadow
Dr. We will meet in the parking area about 100 yards from the park entrance.
The vigil will be visible to traffic on Parkside and the 198. At our
vigil on 4/6, there was complete consensus that we would continue to gather
at 7:00 PM in spite of the time change
and lengthening days in order to continue to encourage family participation.
A sound system is available for speakers, musicians, poets and CD's.
Join this marvelous and diverse group if you can.
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Saturday, July 12, Buffalo,
Women
in Black weekly vigil, every week on Saturday from
12-1 PM, Bidwell/Elmwood, no matter the
weather, there's always good cheer and dignified solidarity. Women in
Black Buffalo has a great new Web site -- make a point of visiting and
book-marking it at: http://wibbuffalo.net/ The war in Iraq and
Afghanistan are reported to be over, and the dopes in the White House are
declaring victory, but we know better... We continue to have upwards of 30
vigilers every Saturday from noon to 1P. This reflects that people are well
aware of the risks that remain as long as this administration is in office.
Please continue to stand with us in this environment when other citizens
report dissent to the police. That's the battle we must continue to wage! See
the Women in Black Buffalo Web site for
additional links and information. FLASH
NEWS: Women in Black Buffalo can now accept tax deductible donations and
an anonymous donor has offered to provide double matching donations
-- see donation
announcement for details.
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Friday, July 11, Buffalo,
Iraq Peace Team Activists Speak, 1272
Delaware Ave (Network of Religous Communities),
7:00 PM, Two Syracuse area activists who were in Baghdad with the
Iraq Peace Team during the U.S. war campaign will be speaking and hosting a
discussion at the Network of Religious Communities. Come to this compelling
event and hear why they were in Iraq and about their experiences. For more
information call the WNY Peace Center at 894-2013.
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Thursday, July 10, Buffalo,
Planning Meeting for 8/4 Venceremos Brigade Arrival
Celebration, 7:00-9:00 PM, Network of Religious
Communities, 1272 Delaware Ave (parking and entrance in back). Contact:
Buffalo State Students for Peace - (716) 440-3991 cell, (716) 886-4851 home;
WMY Peace Center: (716) 894-2013, A.N.S.W.E.R.: (716) 604-9515; Email:
VenceremosBrigade@yahoo.com; Write: Po box 111, Buffalo, Ny 14213
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Wednesday, July 9, Buffalo, next
Organizers' Network Planning Meeting,
7:30 PM, Rust
Belt Books, 202 Allen, near but West of Elmwood, at
7:30 PM. Rust
Belt Books will appear to be closed. Enter through Sibely's (sp) just West
of Rust Belt Books, and proceed to the pass-through door near the bathrooms
in back. This is an open meeting of regional progressive organizers
who are committed to setting aside differences and working together on
projects of common interest. The group has organized successful
collaborative anti-war rallies, major bus trips for out of town
demonstrations, mini activist fairs, presentations and discussions and, most
recently, the Faces of Iraq Traveling Exhibition and receptions at the CEPA
Gallery. In addition to such collective projects, our members maintain
regional calendars and discussion lists, provide logistic support for local
progressive rallies and continue to develop the WNY Progressive Directory --
individual initiatives in the name of our common progressive interests.
Our general interest is in fostering collaboration for greater effectiveness
in the progressive community of Western New York. If you're an active
progressive organizer and are willing to leave ideology and dogma at the
door, please feel free to join us. We find strength not just in
numbers but also in good company and solidarity. Call 698-1232
for help with directions or email
organizers@BuffaloPeacePeople.org.
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Wednesday, July 9, Buffalo,
Help to Save our Libraries. Buffalo is
finally developing a Comprehensive Plan and seems to have forgotten that
Libraries are part of a livable city. We are petitioning to save our
Libraries. We need as many people as possible showing support at these
meetings too. We will stand up when someone speaks in favor of saving our
neighborhood libraries. Come with us and stand up to show your support for
Libraries.! Dudley and Cazenovia
Libraries, where the petitioning and meetings are taking place, are the
libraries scheduled to be closed in exchange for one new library.
See the issue
analysis for more details.
Wednesday, July 9th,
Cazenovia Library ( 155 Cazenovia St. cr. N. Legion),
11am-12 Noon, petitioning; Mt. Mercy Academy (88 Red Jacket
Pkwy nr. Abbot Rd.), 5:45 – 6:30,
petitioning; Mt Mercy Academy, 6:30-8:00,
meeting. For more information contact Elizabeth at 716- 825-4174.
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Tuesday, July 8, Buffalo, A.N.S.W.E.R
Planning Meeting - from 6/24-7/22, the Tuesday evening
A.N.S.W.E.R. meetings will be adjourned so that participants can attend the
Empire: Nation State, Capitalist Economy and White Supremacy
video discussion series at 6:00 PM at
United Neighborhoods, 1092 Main Street (between North & Summer Streets),
Buffalo. See the
announcement
or call the A.N.S.W.E.R office at 604-9515 for more details.
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Tuesday, July 8, Buffalo,
Empire: Nation State, Capitalist Economy and White Supremacy -
open to all, 6:00 PM - United
Neighborhoods, 1092 Main Street (between North & Summer Streets), Buffalo.
(716) 882-7814
A video discussion series examining US foreign policy to help us connect the
African American struggles to the antiwar and Global Justice Movement
struggles, and to develop alliances to stop this continuing war against
humanity. For more information, see the
discussion series
announcement or contact: Kahlil Nieves
lnieves@buffalo.edu (716) 645-2082, ext 1134.
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Tuesday, July 8, Buffalo,
Help to Save our Libraries. Buffalo is
finally developing a Comprehensive Plan and seems to have forgotten that
Libraries are part of a livable city. We are petitioning to save our
Libraries. We need as many people as possible showing support at these
meetings too. We will stand up when someone speaks in favor of saving our
neighborhood libraries. Come with us and stand up to show your support for
Libraries! Dudley and Cazenovia Libraries, where the petitioning and
meetings are taking place, are the libraries scheduled to be closed in
exchange for one new library. Tuesday July 8th, Dudley (
2010 South Park Ave nr. Tift), 12-1pm, petitioning; Buffalo Museum Science, 5:45 – 6:30,
petitioning; Buffalo Museum Science, 6:30 – 8:00,
meeting. Wednesday, July 9th,
Cazenovia Library ( 155 Cazenovia St. cr. N. Legion),
11am-12 Noon, petitioning; Mt. Mercy Academy (88 Red Jacket
Pkwy nr. Abbot Rd.), 5:45 – 6:30,
petitioning; Mt Mercy Academy, 6:30-8:00,
meeting. For more information contact Elizabeth at 716- 825-4174.
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Monday, July
7, Buffalo, Coalition
for Economic Justice: Campaign for a Living Wage Call-in Day,
please join the Coalition for Economic Justice in the Campaign for a
Living Wage! This is the last Call-in Day and we need you to call each of the 13 Common Council Members to
let him/her know that YOU support the new Living Wage legislation. For more details, call CEJ at 892-5877. Also
see the call-to-action for background information and more details. [For
an excellent background rich-media experience, visit:
http://www.usccb.org/cchd/povertyusa/tour2.htm -- ed.]
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Monday, July
7, Buffalo, CACGEC City Hall Picket,
Citizens Against Casino Gambling in Erie
County has organized an informational picket in front of City Hall,
every Monday from 4:00-5:00 PM. Participants agree to be
peaceful and non-confrontational. We will not block traffic. If you
would like to join us, contact Jeffery Termini at home at 862-0470 or on his
cell phone at 440-6597.
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Sunday, July 6, Buffalo,
Weekly Candlelight Vigil for Peace,
7:00 PM , Bear witness for peace, enjoy
solidarity and good music, speak-out or read a poem in a family-friendly
setting. Say yes to peace -- and no
to war, violence and military occupation everywhere. Delaware Park - Aggasiz Circle Entrance,
Parkside Ave & Route 198, Buffalo, NY, Enter Delaware Park at the Aggasiz
Circle entrance, on Parkside Ave just north of Route 198. You can only enter
when headed SOUTH on Parkside. Therefore if coming on 198, take the Parkside
exit, go north a couple of blocks, and find a way to turn around. The
entrance is marked by a park sign, and also by a street sign for E. Meadow
Dr. We will meet in the parking area about 100 yards from the park entrance.
The vigil will be visible to traffic on Parkside and the 198. At our
vigil on 4/6, there was complete consensus that we would continue to gather
at 7:00 PM in spite of the time change
and lengthening days in order to continue to encourage family participation.
A sound system is available for speakers, musicians, poets and CD's.
Join this marvelous and diverse group if you can.
-
Saturday, July 5, Buffalo,
Women
in Black weekly vigil, every week on Saturday from
12-1 PM, Bidwell/Elmwood, no matter the
weather, there's always good cheer and dignified solidarity. Women in
Black Buffalo has a great new Web site -- make a point of visiting and
book-marking it at: http://wibbuffalo.net/ The war in Iraq and
Afghanistan are reported to be over, and the dopes in the White House are
declaring victory, but we know better... We continue to have upwards of 30
vigilers every Saturday from noon to 1P. This reflects that people are well
aware of the risks that remain as long as this administration is in office.
Please continue to stand with us in this environment when other citizens
report dissent to the police. That's the battle we must continue to wage! See also:
WIB NYC BalkansNet - Home Page,
WIB NYC BalkansNet -
Mission Statement,
Women in Black - London
and History of
the Women in Black
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Friday, July 4, Buffalo,
Celebrate America's Revolutionary Spirit
and support local international solidarity efforts.
6:30 PM, 224 Plymouth Avenue, between
York and Connecticut in Buffalo. $6 suggested donation at door
includes free food and live bands. Vegetarian food available.
Drinks provided for a small donation.
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Wednesday, July 2, Buffalo,
BBQ to Celebrate the 14th Pastors for Peace
Friendshipment and to honor the ELDERS of Cuba. The BBQ
will be at Maxine Insera's (phone 835 4705), 74 Wellington Road near Hertel
Ave. at 5:30 PM. Be there for the media
coverage. Help load the boxes on the Friendshipment truck. Have
dinner with the driver, Miguel Hammond, and IFCO/Pastors for Peace
spokesperson, Lisa Valenti, and local supporters. Donate money for sending
the aid and our two caravanistas: Marlowe Wright, a McKinley H. S. music
teacher and his son, James, a McKinley H.S. senior. Mr.Wright
hopes to bring back solar panels through the "Reverse Challenge" to be used
at McKinley H.S. where ecology and building trades are taught. Checks
should be made out to : WNY Peace Center/Humanitarian Aid mail to Peace
Center, 2123 Bailey Avenue, Buffalo, New York 14211
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Tuesday, July 1, Buffalo, Planning
Meeting for Columbus Day 2003 Conference on Empire, 1092 Main
Street, 8:00 PM. Contact
Khalil Nieves
lnieves@acsu.buffalo.edu for more information.
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Tuesday, July 1, Buffalo,
Citizens Against Casino Gambling in Erie County Meeting -
CACGEC's general meetings occur on the first Tuesday of each month. Our
next meeting is Tuesday, July 1, at 7:00 PM,
at 1272 Delaware Avenue, just south of Gates Circle. Follow the driveway on
the north side of the building, park in back of the building, and enter
through the rear door. For more information, see the
CACGEC Web Site.
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Tuesday, July 1, Buffalo, A.N.S.W.E.R
Planning Meeting - from 6/24-7/22, the Tuesday evening
A.N.S.W.E.R. meetings will be adjourned so that participants can attend the
Empire: Nation State, Capitalist Economy and White Supremacy
video discussion series at 6:00 PM at
United Neighborhoods, 1092 Main Street (between North & Summer Streets),
Buffalo. See the
announcement
or call the A.N.S.W.E.R office at 604-9515 for more details.
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Tuesday, July 1, Buffalo,
Empire: Nation State, Capitalist Economy and White Supremacy -
open to all, 6:00 PM - United
Neighborhoods, 1092 Main Street (between North & Summer Streets), Buffalo.
(716) 882-7814
A video discussion series examining US foreign policy to help us connect the
African American struggles to the antiwar and Global Justice Movement
struggles, and to develop alliances to stop this continuing war against
humanity. For more information, see the
discussion series
announcement or contact: Kahlil Nieves
lnieves@buffalo.edu (716) 645-2082, ext 1134.
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