Our meetings are usually held on the first Tuesday of every
month at 6:30 PM in the den at Mosaic Coffee House, 4401 2nd Ave. NE, Seattle.
The Mosaic Coffee House is a nonprofit coffee house located in Seattle First Church (behind Dick's Drive In in the Wallingford Neighborhood). Check here for directions, free parking and bus line information.
The next Group 4 meeting is Tuesday, June 3, at the
above time and location.
Upcoming Events
We invite you to join us for a reception (6:30 - 7 pm), screening and Q&A (7 - 8:30 pm), Tuesday, May 13, at the University of Washington Ethnic Cultural Theater (3940 Brooklyn Ave. NE, Seattle) of Lo que me toco vivir - The Life I Got to Live about Seattle resident Alicia Berrera's experience growing up in rural Chile and after the coup on September 11, 1973 when here husband was wounded and later imprisoned and tortured by the Pinochet regime.
Co-sponsored by University of Washington Amnesty International (Group 94) and Students for Women Studies (SOWS).
Join Amnesty International, the Federation for a Democratic China and others for a Commemoration Ceremony of the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre on Sunday, June 1 from 2 - 4 pm at Westlake Park in downtown Seattle.
More details shortly.
Look for Amnesty International's table, run by volunteers from Group 4 and other northwest Amnesty groups, at upcoming concerts. Stop by, sign our petitions and say hi!
Save JoJo!
Help us save our friend, JoJo Tran, who is seeking asylum and in danger of being sent back to Vietnam.
JoJo was a tour guide in Vietnam, who got in serious trouble with the Vietnamese intelligence agency for the activities of his last tour group of American veterans of the Vietnam war.
JoJo works and volunteers for numerous organizations in Seattle including Amnesty International Group 4, SHARE (Seattle Housing and Resource Effort), ROOTS (Rising Out of the Shadows), St. James Cathedral, the American Red Cross (International Services)and the Seattle P-Patch Giving Garden.
If you're interested in becoming involved in our film festival, want to join our planning listserv or have a film to submit, send us an e-mail at:
filmfest@aiwashington.org
Local AI Listservs
Join our AI Group 4 Info listserv to get updates on meetings and events, or get more involved by joining one of our activist listservs!
Send an e-mail to:
Copies of Sister Dianna Ortiz's book The Blindfold's Eye are available though our Amnesty International Washington website as a fundraiser for Amnesty International Puget Sound.
Amnesty International Puget Sound is a 501(c)(3) organization and donations are tax deductible.
Amnesty International Puget Sound is the umbrella organization for all local and student groups from Olympia to Bellingham on the west side of the Cascades, and helps fund local events and sending area members to conferences and trainings.
eScrip Donations
Amnesty International Puget Sound is now part of the eScrip fundraising program. Sign up, and a small percentage of your purchases at participating stores and restarurants will be donated at no extra cost to you!
Some of our current activities
Ngawang Phulchung, our adopted Prisoner of Conscience, has been freed!