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Seattle Community Network |
Wednesday
October 11, 2000 |
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October 11
"The Urban Action School presents 'Drop In Tech-Help' by Red Cursor Collective. ... computer help of any kind, from turning on a computer to writing your own Web applications. "Might include computer hardware and repair, Web page design, desktop publishing, databases, programming, network/server administration, or general help on a Mac, Windows, or Linux computer." ... "riseup.net is a project of the Red Cursor Collective, a 100% volunteer effort of activists using technology for radical social change. We provide training, web hosting, listservs, email accounts, and any kind of tech support needed by the activist community. ... "We are always looking for new members to help work on the many projects we have going. You don't have to be a tech genius to help out, heck, you don't even have to like computers." Sliding $0 - $15 donation. Course info: UAS (206) 464-9129.
A Day of Radical Workshops
"Radical Queer Youth gathering to create radical queer youth community coalition and push for social change. Part of a national queer youth road trip with Resyst (Resources for Youth, Students and Trainers), a newly-formed educational organization led by queer youth...
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Thursday, October 12, 8:00 p.m. at Four Angels Cafe, 1400 14th Ave at Union St. "Radical Queer Youth spoken-word performance, part of a national queer youth road trip with Resyst..." Info: Qwo-Li Driskill qwo_li@hotmail.com.
"Seattle Labor Chorus and the Seattle Folklore Society present a concert featuring Seattle's own Rebel Voices, and Leon Rosselson, one of the most literate writers of topical songs. This unique concert Who Reaps The Profits? features thought-provoking humor and great music. "Tickets $10 - $12 available at Guitar Emporium, Dusty Strings, Terra Mar and Bailey/Coy Books." Info: Seattle Folklore Society (206) 528-8523.
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October 8 - 14
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Peace and Justice Events, Seattle Area
The Sharehouse
Saturday, October 14, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. at 5706 2nd Ave S. "Open House of new Sharehouse Warehouse. Food, raffles, games and music to mark the opening of the place that helps former homeless people get started in their new homes. "Dental care products will be collected." RSVP or info: (206) 767-5280.
"... how we can all move beyond the dialogue about diversity and proactively address diversity... We are pleased to collaborate with CURE (Coalition to Undo Racism Everywhere)... "This summit is free and open to all people - community members are encouraged to attend!" ... "MOSAIC is getting way too much credit for the work that others are doing - ASUW, The Daily, ECC, EMPOWER, GO-MAP, GPSS, JRC, OMA, MAP, MTT, RUCKUS, SAN, the sweatshop efforts, President McCormick's Office and Advisory Committee on Diversity, etc. ... "We need your help! Hundreds, thousands more people need to step up to the plate and get involved if the UW is to make a difference in diversity and social justice this academic year. ... "We will be calling for everyone to take a proactive stand and do at least one thing!" Info: Terryl Ross tjross@u.washington.edu or (206) 720-1279.
"CitiAction invites you to a teach-in / mobilization / party on Citigroup, the world's most destructive bank! Come join a growing grass roots network that is calling for fundamental changes to the global financial system and the need to hold Citigroup accountable... "Citigroup is racist in its predatory lending practices, finances environmental destruction across the globe, is anti-labor, is corrosive of democracy and is a global loan shark. "Featured speakers will include Karen Coulter from the Program on Corporations, Law and Democracy and Kim Marks of Earth First! Food and Music will also be provided." |
