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Santa Cruz County PEACE & JUSTICE CALENDAR
by Grant Wilson and Paul Franklin
More details at www.peacejusticenews.org
Daily (weekdays)
1:00 PM Democracy Now, with Amy Goodman, on FRSC 96.3 FM
1:00 PM Public Affairs on KUSP- Latino USA, Free Speech News, Making
Contact, Beyond Headlines, Counterspin
5:00 PM Free Speech Radio News on FRSC and www.microradio.net/frsc
6:30 PM Talk of the Bay on KUSP, 88.9 FM

Weekly
Mondays 4:00 PM - Food Not Bombs, Pacific Avenue at Cooper Street
Tuesdays 5:00 PM - Youth Coalition SC, 515 Broadway
see www.scvolunteercenter.org to volunteer!
Tuesdays 7:00 PM - Peace Coalition, 515 Broadway
1st & 3rd Tuesdays - 7:00 PM - Earth First! - 509 Broadway
Wednesdays 4:00 PM - Food Not Bombs, Cedar Street at Cathcart Street
5:30 PM - Homeless United for Friendship and Freedom - Farmer�s market.
Fridays 5:00 PM - Peace Vigil at Watsonville Plaza facing Main Street.
Bring signs if you wish.
Fridays 5:00 PM - Peace Rally at the intersection of Ocean and Water
Streets

Thursday 8/1/2002 7:30 PM
Spirituality and Peace-Building in the Holyland with Eliyahu Mclean and
Ibrahim Abuelhawa, at Pacific Cultural Center, 1307 Seabright Avenue, by
Creative Health Network & Peacemaker Community - 722-9382 or 768-1823

Friday 8/2/2002 5:30 PM
Nonviolence & Civil Disobedience Training Workshop, at Resource Center
for Nonviolence, 515 Broadway, by Peacemakers, 423-1626 x302
7:00 PM West Coast Public Forum: Mumia Is Innocent, at Fellowship of
Humanity Hall, 390 - 27th Street, Oakland CA, near 27th & Broadway - see
the video confession of Arnold Beverly admitting that he committed the
crime for which Mumia is charged. Learn about how the court refused to
review this new evidence and what you can do to get involved and work
for justice.
7:30 PM Forum: New challenges to global capitalism, at Socialist Action
bookstore, 3425 Cesar Chavez (between Mission and Valencia, near the
24th Street Bart station), SF

Saturday 8/3/2002 11:00 AM
Stop the Bomb Where It Starts - Remember Hiroshima and Nagasaki -
Commemorate 20 Years of Nonviolent Resistance - Protest Nuclear Arms
Development by the University of California - Rally and March to
Livermore Nuclear Weapons Lab - Nonviolent Direct Action at the Gate
(optional) (Santa Cruz carpool meet at 701 Ocean St. at 9:00 AM), at
Laurence Livermore Laboratories, Gather at Carnegie Park, 4th & J,
downtown Livermore, CA, by Tri-Valley CAREs, 925/443-7148,
www.trivalleycares.org
Western States Legal Foundation, 510/839-5877, www.wslfweb.org
Livermore Conversion Project, 510/663-8065

4:00 PM Benefit for the G.I. Rights Hotline Service for G.I.s who want
out of the military, at Home of Jim Gonzales, 18724 Dubin Court, Castro
Valley, CA, by Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 630 20th
St. #302, Oakland, CA 94612
7:00 PM "School Of Assassins Watch" Benefit And Send-Off, at St Joseph
The Worker Church, 1640 Addison (at Jefferson), Berkeley,CA

Sunday 8/4/2002 7:00 PM
Peacemakers monthly organizing meeting, at Resource Center for
Nonviolence, 515 Broadway

Sunday 8/4/2002 7:00 PM
Peacemakers monthly organizing meeting, at Resource Center for
Nonviolence, 515 Broadway

Monday 8/5/2002
Jane Addam Peace Camp, at Green Acres School, by WILPF, 462-9023

Monday 8/5/2002 5:00 PM
Letters of intent due, for programs planning to apply for a grant from
the Community Foundation of Santa Cruz County, at 2425 Porter Street,
Suite 17 or christina@cfscc.org or (831) 477-0800, ext. 213
7:00 PM Art and Revolution Street Theatre Collective monthly meeting, at
Resource Center for Nonviolence, 515 Broadway - discussion of upcoming
actions, parade for the SF Mime Troupe and a puppet making workshop.
Call 426-2292 for more information.
7:30 PM National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
(NAACP) Meeting, at Progressive Missionary Baptist Church, 517 Center
Street, by Information: 429-2266

Tuesday 8/6/2002
Anniversary of the US nuclear bombing of Hiroshima, Japan, 1945
7:00 PM Lecture: Bush's Plans for 21st Century Nuclear Warfare, with
Peter Fehrenbach, Exec. Dir. of California Peace Action, at Community
Media Center, 3210 Park Blvd., Palo Alto (wheelchair accessible), by
Peninsula Peace and Justice Center

Thursday 8/8/2002 7:00 PM
Organizing Meeting to Plan Community Action And Education Around
Post-9/11 Repression, at 418 Valencia Street, San Francisco

Friday 8/9/2002
Anniversary of the US nuclear bombing of Nagasaki Japan, 1945

Saturday 8/10/2002 10:00 AM
Women's Organic Flower Store Grand Opening, at 101 Washington Street, by
Homeless Garden Project

Saturday 8/17/2002
Celebrate International Indigenous People�s Day - Progressive Trade
Network�s �Trade Beats Aid� Tour, changetrade@yahoo.com for info
2:00 PM Summer Bazaar Fundraiser for the Coalition to Ban Landmines, at
2150 Sunny Acres Dr, by Ned Hearn & Linda Arnold (RSVP 425-7618)

Sunday 8/18/2002 3:00 PM
Debate: US Aid to Israel, with Stephen Zunes and Becky Johnson, at Free
Radio Santa, 96.3 FM, by George & Free Radio SC, 427-3772

Saturday 8/24/2002 10:00 AM
San Francisco Mime Troupe - Improvisational acting workshop, at
Veteran's Memorial Hall, 846 Front Street
2:30 PM San Francisco Mime Troupe - Mr. Smith Goes to Obscuristan, at
San Lorenzo Park, 701 Ocean Street
Annual Meeting of Death Penalty Focus of California, in Salinas

Sunday 8/25/2002 10:00 AM
San Francisco Mime Troupe - Improvisational acting workshop, at
Veteran's Memorial Hall, 846 Front Street
2:30 PM San Francisco Mime Troupe - Mr. Smith Goes to Obscuristan, at
San Lorenzo Park, 701 Ocean Street
7:00 PM he War on Terrorism: A Just War or Just More War? Is Iraq Next
and Why? With Stephen Zunes and Dan Fahey, at First Congregational
Church, 900 High St., by Peacemakers

Saturday 9/7/2002
Commemoration of the First Anniversary Of September 11,in San Francisco
and elsewhere, call 415-255-7296 for more information.

Tuesday 9/10/2002
First day that the new �Downtown� behavior modification ordinances
become effective - no sitting, no playing, no loitering, no selling, no
political advocacy, no common sense or compassion for anyone not wearing
fresh new GAP clothing

Wednesday 9/11/2002 5:00 PM
Memorial for the loss of 2,900 lives and the World Trade Center
Destruction, at Civic Auditorium, by the Red Cross

Wednesday 9/25/2002 7:00 PM
The USA PATRIOT Act - Sensible Precaution or Unconstitutional Abridgment
of Citizen's Rights - Panel Discussion, at First Congregational Church,
900 High St., by Peacemakers

Friday 10/4-7/2002
Keep Space For Peace Week, call 457-9914 or mgpturningpoint@aol.com for
info.

Monday 10/7/2002
Last day to register to vote for November elections and receive a sample
ballot

Friday 10/11/2002
Protest nuclear weapons testing, at Nevada Test Site

Tuesday 11/5/2002
Mid-Term Elections

Thursday 11/17/2002 7:30 PM
Sing Along Concert with Peter Blood & Annie Patterson of "Rise Up
Singing" songbook fame, at Quaker Meetinghouse, 225 Rooney Street

How many more dead and wounded
by US bombs
and US State Department sanctions
before you admit
that your government is morally corrupt
and that your only choice
is to get out of your car
and join us
in suspending the flow of taxes to the their coffers
and forcing the adolescents in the White House
to leave?
Waiting for them to decimate the US economy
with a war in Iraq (spelled VIETNAM)
is not an option.

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