10/27: Iraq Today: Eye Witness Accounts from Sami Rasouli
Tuesday,
October 27 @ 7:00 pm @ St. Joan of Arc Church, 4537 – Third Avenue South,
Minneapolis
Tuesday,
October 27 @ 7:00 pm @ St. Joan of Arc Church, 4537 – Third Avenue South,
Minneapolis
Instead of denouncing a violent coup and represssion of a democratically-elected leader’s supporters, the Obama administration has maintained complicit silence around Honduras.
Read MoreLOCATION: Lake Street & 22nd Ave, Minneapolis
(outside the Midtown YWCA)
LOCATION: Start and end at the MN State Capitol, St. Paul
LOCATION: AWC Office, 1313 5th St SE #112C, Minneapolis
Come help us make signs for the big anti-war march on 10/17. If you are an artist, a clever wordsmith, or if you can write, please come help us out!
Read MoreTuesday, September 22, 4:30 pm @ Mayday Bookstore, 301 Cedar Avenue South, on the West Bank in Minneapolis
Read MoreWHERE: St. Joan of Arc Church Gym
4537 Third Avenue South, Minneapolis
Sami Rasouli is bringing a
delegation of 14 Iraqis to Minneapolis from September 18 – October 2.
Among the visitors will be professors from Kufa University, former
Najaf City Council members, heads of NGOs, and the Najaf minister who
oversees the millions of citizens displaced by the last 6 years of war.
This endeavor is a people-to-people approach to world peace, and our
guests will be hosted by local families.
COURT SOLIDARITY WELCOME!
WHEN: Monday 9/14 @ 9am
WHERE: Hennepin County Courthouse, 300 S 6th St, Mpls
WWGD: What Would Grandma Do? She’d pack for Iraq and send the kids back! Those words were printed on the blue T-shirts of the Grandmothers’ Peace Brigade when a dozen gray-haired women entered the Knollwood Read More
WHEN: Sunday, September 13 @ 6pm
LOCATION: Mayday Books, 301 Cedar Ave S, Mpls (under Midwest Mountaineering)
A year ago, hundreds of us were lined up at a police warehouse in St.
Paul, trying to reclaim our keys, cell phones, wallets, and other
personal belongings taken from us during the mass arrests on the final
day of the Republican National Convention. None of us was ever charged
with a crime.