Community Calendar Friday 4-16-2010

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Friday Community Calendar


KBOO COMMUNITY CALENDAR
FRIDAY 16 April 2010
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Happy Friday! This is Margaret with your COMMUNITY CALENDAR for 16 April 2010.

Tonight at 7! Journalist Becky "Wild Girl" Lerner is in town teaching media relations skills for activists. Yes, you *can* harness the power of the mainstream media to magnify your voice -- without being spun! This presentation and discussion will run from 7 to 8:30 PM at the Red and Black Cafe, at the corner of 12th and Oak in southeast Portland.
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venue: (503) 231-3899
speaker: FirstWays DOT com or rebeccalerner DOT com
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Also tonight at 7, The Feminist Film Society invites you to In Other Words Bookstore for a screening of the 1958 classic _I Want To Live_, with a discussion to follow. Again, that's at 7 pm at In Other Words, which is located at 8 NE Killingsworth Avenue in Portland.
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503-232-6003
info AT inotherwords DOT org
inotherwords DOT org
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Starting today and running through the weekend, the Columbia River Fellowship for Peace (CRFP) will host the “Challenging Robotic Warfare and Social Control” conference in Hood River, near the site of Boeing’s Insitu military drone complex in the Columbia River Gorge. The conference will feature many distinguished speakers and will conclude with a nonviolent protest at Insitu on the morning of April 19.
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site: Riverside Church, 2nd and State, Hood River
contact: 509-447-4250
resistroboticwar AT gmail DOT com
columbiariverpeace DOT org/
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If you've been wondering where or how to recycle your scrap wood, yard debris, appliances, tires, furniture, reusable household items, metal, styrofoam, car batteries and computers, you're in luck: Tomorrow morning, the Kerns & Buckman neighborhood associations will host a Neighborhood Cleanup (open to residents from outside Kerns and Buckman as well), where you can drop these things off. The cleanup will run from 9 am to 1pm at 2625 E Burnside. Please note that they will not be able to accept curbside recyclables, hazardous waste, paint cans, batteries or garden pesticides.

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503 233-0305
kernsna AT gmail DOT com
thedirt DOT org SLASH node SLASH 4823
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Also tomorrow morning, a number of social and environmental justice organizations invite you to a forum on proposals to solving the climate crisis. Kristin Sheeran of EcoTrust will discuss Cap & Tax, or Cap & Dividend as alternatives to the conventionally accepted Cap & Trade. She'll speak at 10 AM tomorrow, April 17, at the First Unitarian Church at SW 12th and Main in downtown Portland.
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503-232-5495
firstunitarianportland DOT org
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Food Not Bombs puts Portland's wasted food to good use by serving hot vegan meals to the community. Tomorrow, Saturday, they'll be serving downtown at the Riot Elephant at West Burnside and Park. New volunteers are always welcome.
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pdxfnb at lists dot riseup dot net
foodnotbombs at planet-save dot com
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On Friday 1/15/10, the Obama Administration granted temporary protected status for Haitian nationals who were in the United States as of Tuesday, January 12. If you hear of any local Haitian in need of immigration help, please contact the Center for Intercultural Organizing. Accredited Representative Murad Nuryagdiev will be available to assist.
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(503) 287-4117
www interculturalorganizing dot org


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