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Santa Cruz PEACE & JUSTICE CALENDAR
by Grant Wilson and Paul Franklin

Wednesday - 9/26/2001 - 2:00 PM
Clean Air Fair - Cathcart & Cedar parking lot. Showcase of alternatively
fueled vehicles, electric bikes, innovations and local alternative
transportation programs. Free admission.
Regional Transportation Commission - 460-3200

Thursday - 9/27/2001
7:30 PM - Mid-East Informal Discussion night 
515 Broadway
8:00 PM - Film: El Salvador - Crisis and Challenge Vet�s Hall - Produced
by locals Bob Gliner and Les Gardner depicts the struggles facing El
Salvador as the country rebuilds from their devastating 7.6 earthquake.
Business meeting at 7:30 - People�s Democratic Club

Friday - 9/28/2001 - 8:00 PM
The Astrology fo the NY/DC Attacks - Lecture and Discussion wiht Henry
Seltzer, Lara Owen and Susan Heinz - Pacific Cultural Center, 1307
Seabright Ave. Donation: $8

Saturday - 9/29/2001
Anti-War Rally - SF
4:00 - Campus Anti-War Coalitons Networking meeting
UC Berkeley Campus, Valley Life Sciences Bld. Rm # 
2050. StopTheWarConference@hotmail.com

Sunday - 9/30/2001
3:00 PM - ACLU fundraiser: An Afternoon Gathering with  Luis Valdez,
food & music - 317 Ocean View Avenue - sliding scale $15-$50. For more
information call 471-0810
7:30 PM - Author Presentation: Kelly James
Dancing with the Witchdoctor - 1475 41st Ave. 
James transports readers to some of Africa�s most politically explosive
regions - its deepest jungles and biggest cities - and explains how,
amidst the chaos, she never fails to be amazed by the resilience of the
human spirit and heroism of ordinary women. Cap. Book Cafe

Monday - 10/1/2001
7:00 PM - Art and Revolution Street Theater Collective meeting - skill
building and creative responses to the US�s �War on Terrorism� - 515
Broadway, upstairs. info: 426-2292
7:00 PM - Open Mic about America the Vulnerable Veterans Hall 846 Front 
- This event will be an opportunity for all who have anything to say,
sing, play, dance, pray, ritualize, feel, or ask, about their reactions
to the events since Sept. 11. There will be no charge for this community
event sponsored by High/Tech High/Touch - Jay BloomBecker, 475 4457

Tuesday - 10/2/2001
7:00 AM - The Morning Commute Peace Pageant River Street and Highway 1
intersection - Display signs honoring ALL victims of violence and
promoting peaceful conflict resolution - Amy, 426-6515
7:00 PM - Santa Cruz Peace Coalition meeting
515 Broadway

Wednesday - 10/3/2001 - 7:30 PM
Gandhi Study Group - 515 Broadway - Pre-register 
423-1626 - Resource Center for Nonviolence

Thursday - 10/4/2001
Fall Bike to Work/School Day
bike2work.com and 423-3773
7:00 PM - Lecture series by herbalist Christopher Hobbs - Vet�s Hall -
Contact 831.476.6377 for registration info. Series continues 10/5 &
10/6, 9:00-4:00

Friday - 10/5/2001 - 8:00 PM
�We Rise Over Violence Against Women� 20th Anniversary Commemoration of
the City of Santa Cruz Commission for the Prevention of Violence Against
Women, featuring guest speaker Bettina Aptheker.
Civic Auditorium - Admission: free

Saturday - 10/6/2001 - 12:00 PM
3rd Annual 911.2001 - Prison Awareness Ralley and Free Concert - Mission
Dolores Park, San Francisco
Guerilla Management, 415-865-2170, guerilla@aol.com,
www.spearheadvibrations.com

Sunday - 10/6/2001
Challenging White Supremacy Workshop Series - San Francisco - Leave your
full name, address and zip, phone, and e-mail and why you are interested
in this workshop.  415-647-0921 or cws@igc.org to request an
application.
12:00 PM - Russian American Festival - Harvey West Park Clubhouse - For
info: 464-1214. Regular meeting is 2nd Tuesday - call 476-4078 for info.
- Russian American Circle & Sister Cities Committee
7:00 PM - Dessert and Fireworks Fundraiser for Resource Center for
Nonviolence - Darling House, 
314 West Cliff Dr - RSVP 423-1626

Tuesday - 10/9/2001
7:00 AM - The Morning Commute Peace Pageant River Street and Highway 1
intersection - Display signs honoring ALL victims of violence and
promoting peaceful conflict resolution - Amy, 426-6515
7:00 PM - Santa Cruz Peace Coalition meeting
515 Broadway

Wednesday - 10/10/2001 - 7:30 PM
Gandhi Study Group - 515 Broadway - Pre-register 
423-1626

Thursday - 10/11/2001
RALPH NADER �People Have The Power� Rally
SF Masonic Center - democracyrising.org - 415.864.6078

Saturday - 10/13/2001
Vandenberg Protest Action - 
Peter Lumsdaine - 423-1626
8:15 AM - Media and Violence: Its Effect on Our Children and Our Society
- Santa Clara University, Benson Center, Brass  Rail Conference Room -
Registration $25 by Oct. 5 - Sylvia Blanch, Diocese of San Jose Office
of Pastoral Ministry
9:30 AM - Women and Social Change - Moving the Agenda Forward - Cabrillo
Cafeteria, 6500 Soquel Drive - Featured: Lydia Camarillo, CEO of the
National Democratic Convention, 2000. Workshops: empowerment through
enterpreneurship, sexuality, global economic justice, self-defense, men
as allies, welfare reform, immigration, writing, dance, poetry, &
movement. Register in advance: 724-6078 or 479-5788 - Cabrillo College
Women�s Studies Dept.
4:00 PM - Green Party Assembly and County Council Business Meeting - 301
Center Street - 462-4525

Sunday - 10/14/2001 - 10:00 AM
Composting and worm composting class - Green Grange, 1900 17th Ave. -
Kevin Snorf 425-2585

Sunday - 10/14/2001 - 11:00 AM
Democratic Party Fundraiser: Hunger, Housing and Habitat: What is the
Future of Shangri-la?
8272 Moss landing Road - Keynote  speaker: Sam Farr. Admission: $75,
reservations required by Oct. 5 - Debra Whitmore, 688-4393

Send your calendar items to paul@santacruzgreenparty.org or 
832 Riverside, Santa Cruz, 95060 or 426-2292