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Santa Cruz County PEACE & JUSTICE CALENDAR
by Grant Wilson and Paul Franklin
More details at www.peacejusticenews.org
Daily (weekdays)
Democracy Now in Exile, War and Peace Report, with Amy Goodman, on FRSC
96.3 FM, Mondays 1:00 PM and Tuesday through Friday 12:00 Noon
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
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
Thursdays 6:00 PM - Free School: Spanish And English Conversation Class,
1900 17th Ave.
Thursdays 7:30 PM - Free Mumia & All Political Prisoners at Oakes 101,
UCSC
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 4/11/2002 7:00 PM
City Council meeting - Capitola, at Capitola City Council Chambers, 420
Capitola Ave.
7:00 PM Ward Churchill on COINTELPRO, at New College Theater, 777
Valencia, SF
7:30 PM Editor Presentation: Toby Hemenway - The Permaculture Activist,
at Bookshop Santa Cruz
Friday 4/12/2002
An Interfaith Peace Builders Delegation departs for Israel and
Palestine, led by Scott Kennedy of the Resource Center for Nonviolence
and Rabbi Michael Robinson of Sebastapol
7:30 AM "Donate clothing etc. to support women getting out of jail, at
corner of Bay and High Streets
6:00 PM Alternatives to Violence workshop - Advanced level, at Quaker
Center, Ben Lomond, by John Helding, john@helding.com
7:00 PM Film Festival: "Against the Grain", at Media Theater (M110) in
the Theatre Arts Complex, UCSC
Saturday 4/13/2002 9:00 AM
Focus on the People of Iraq - Making Connections, at Oakland YWCA, 1515
Webster Street at 15th Street (near 12th Street BART station)
9:00 AM Class: Engine Conversion to Run on Pure Vegetable Oil, at 116
Trescony Street, SC, by Kingsley Chen & Ray Evert, 408/731-1231 or
408/248-5735 - $25+
9:30 AM Training for the Third Annual Snapshot Day Water Quality
Monitoring Event, by Kaitilin Gaffney, The Ocean Conservancy (831)
425-1363
4:00 PM Green Party Assembly monthly meeting, Louden Nelson Center, 301
Center Street.
Sunday 4/14/2002 Restorative Justice Week
10:00 AM Yard Sale And BBQ for SPAN @UCSC (Single Parents Action
Network) - Donate Your Sellable Goods, at Family Student Housing, Lower
Playing Field
Monday 4/15/2002
The Whole World's Watching: Peace and Social Justice Movements of the
1960s and 1970s, at California History Center, Trianon Building, De Anza
College, 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, 408.864.8712 for more
info.
12:00 PM Tax Day Protest, at Post Office, Front Street, by Women's Int'l
League Of Peace And Freedom
7:00 PM Growing Up Male And Female - rape awareness workshop, at UCSC
Women's Center
7:30 PM Author: Randall Sullivan, "Labyrinth", at Capitola Book Cafe,
1475 41st Avenue
Tuesday 4/16/2002 6:00 PM
Spring Symposium: Resistance Movements: Past, Present, and Future, at
242 Cesar Chavez, Multicultural Center Lounge, Berkeley
7:00 PM WILPF meeting with Isabill Gruhn, UCSC Professor of Politics, at
Cayuga Vault, 1100 Soquel Ave.
Wednesday 4/17/2002 7:30 PM
Discussion Group On Nonviolence - "Wisdom Of The Rainforest", at
Resource Center for Nonviolence
Thursday 4/18/2002 4:00 PM
All Power to the People! at Tilden Room, 5th floor of the MLK Student
Union Building, UC Berkeley
7:00 PM Wobblies on Trial: Roots of FBI Repression, featuring Utah
Phillips, at Humanist Hall, 390 27th St. at Broadway, Oakland
Friday 4/19/2002 7:30 PM
Luis Rodriguez: Hearts and Hands: Creating Community in Violent Times,
at Bookshop Santa Cruz
Saturday 4/20/2002
Save The Bay On Earth Day! Help prevent pollution in the Monterey Bay
National Marine Sanctuary. Save Our Shores, 462-5660 xt. 22
9:00 AM Third Annual Snapshot Day Water Quality Monitoring Event, by
Kaitilin Gaffney, The Ocean Conservancy (831) 425-1363
11:00 AM Rally and march for peace in Iraq, Palestine and Afghanistan -
Mobilization against the IMF and World Bank and School of the Americas,
in Washington, DC. and Dolores Park, San Francisco (Santa Cruz carpool
meets at Town Clock and 701 Ocean at 9:00 AM)
1:00 PM Compost Workshop, at Life Lab Garden Classroom, at UCSC Farm &
Garden
8:00 PM San Jose Peace Chorale, at Cambrian Park United Methodist
Church, 1919 Gunston Way, San Jose
Sunday 4/21/2002 10:00 AM
TV turnoff week and Volunteer week celebration, at Custom House Plaza,
Monterey, by India Weeks 372-2981
10:00 AM Earth Day Celebration, at San Lorenzo Park, 701 Ocean Street,
by CalPIRG
1:00 PM CEDAW Working Session (Convention to Eliminate Discrimination
Against Women), at YMCA, 27 Sudden, Watsonville, by SC County Women's
Commission & Valley Women's Club
7:00 PM Santa Cruz Peacemakers, at Resource Center for Nonviolence, 515
Broadway
Monday 4/22/2002
Peace Rally, at Oakland Federal Building, by War Resistors League,
wrlwest@riseup.net, 415-282-6580
7:00 AM Peace March And Non-Violent Direct Action, at Washington, DC, by
SOA Watch, 202-234-3440
3:00 PM Colloquium Series: Globalization In Crisis? Hegemony, Islam And
Governance, Hayward Alker, "Islamic Challenges to Western World Orders:
Some Implications for International Relations Research and Teaching.",
at Bay Tree Conference Center, 3rd flr.-Room D
8:00 PM Panetta lecture series: Governing in Crisis - The Role of the
War, Money and Politics with Cokie Roberts, ABC chief congressional
analyst and co-anchor, and political analyst Norman Ornstein of the
American Enterprise Institute, at Steinbeck Forum of the Monterey
Conference Center in Monterey
Tuesday 4/23/2002 3:00 PM
City Council meeting - Santa Cruz, at Santa Cruz City Council Chambers,
809 Center Street
4:15 PM City Council meeting - Watsonville, at Watsonville City Council
Chambers, 215 Union
7:00 PM Globalization And The Poor, Lecture by Pranab Bardhan, at Social
Sciences II, Room 75, UCSC
Wednesday 4/24/2002 12:00 PM
Colloquium Series - Hayden White, "The Illusion of Historical
Perspective", at Oakes College, Mural Room, UCSC
7:30 PM Discussion Group On Nonviolence - More Readings on Compassion,
at Resource Center for Nonviolence, 515 Broadway
Thursday 4/25/2002 7:00 PM
City Council meeting - Capitola, at Capitola City Council Chambers, 420
Capitola Ave.
7:00 PM World Affairs Book Club - Image and Reality of the
Israel-Palestine Conflict, 462-6297 for info.
7:00 PM War on Activism - Victims of Violence Speak Out, at Unitarian
Hall, 1924 Cedar at Bonita, Berkeley
7:30 PM Joe Collins: How to Live Your Dream of Volunteering Overseas, at
Bookshop Santa Cruz, 1520 Pacific Avenue
Friday 4/26/2002 9:00 AM
"'New War' -- Old Borders?: The Effects Of September 11 On Transnational
Migration. U.S. Borders, And American Identities", at Merrill College,
TBA
7:00 PM 11th Annual Women Of Color Film Festival, at UCSC Media Theater
7:30 PM Nonviolent Communication Intro Evening workshop with Marshall
Rosenberg, at Unitarian Center, 1187 Franklin Street at Geary, San
Francisco
Saturday 4/27/2002
Re-enactment of the internment of Japanese-Americans during WWII, at
Mello Center for Performing Arts, 231 Union, Watsonville, by Watsonville
Santa Cruz Japanese -American Citizens League
March On The White House For Money For Jobs And Education -- Not War!
The conclusion of a week of mass actions, in Washington DC & San
Francisco
Car wash to benefit the SPCA - Call (831) 427-5066 to sign up!, by Youth
Coalition
10:00 AM Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Compassion with
Marshall Rosenberg, at Green Gulch Farm, on Highway 1 near Muir Beach,
Marin County
11:00 AM Imagine Festival, Building Cultural Bridges, A Benefit for
Doctors Without Borders, featuring the "War and Peace Art Exhibition",
at Veteran's Memorial Hall, 846 Front Street, by Resource Center for
Nonviolence
7:30 PM Author: Tariq Ali, "The Clash of Fundamentalisms: Crusades,
Jihads and Modernity", at Capitola Book Cafe, 1475 41st Avenue
Sunday 4/28/2002 11:00 AM
Reel Work! The May Day Labor Film Festival: Norma Rae, at Nickelodeon
Theater
2:00 PM Advanced workshop in NVC & Social Change with Marshall
Rosenberg, at Lake Merritt United Methodist Church, 1330 Lakeshore Ave
6:00 PM Reel Work! The May Day Labor Film Festival: American Standoff
(95), Speaker: Kristi Jacobson, director, Life and Times of Rosie the
Riveter (60), Hammering It Out (54), With Babies and Banners (45), at
Cabrillo Forum
Wednesday 5/1/2002
National Walkout Day - Strike Your Workplace! Santa Cruz and the Nation
- Send a message to the Bush Administration by simply staying home on
May 1, 2002. Put a spike in the graph that the pundits can't ignore.
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