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Wednesday, August 25, The Portland Alliance Editorial Committee is having a Dinner Party which includes the Editorial Committee and Interested Community Members: The Alliance is ready to roll! This event will take place at 6935 SW Merry Lane, in Beaverton, Oregon from 5:30-9:30pm. This is an open community meeting, but please RSVP* so we have plenty of food! We invite writers, editors, photographers, copy-editors, columnists, artists, reviewers, journalists, activists, organizers, teachers, students, professionals, etc to enjoy, network, and discuss the publication and content of the August Lockout Issue and the September Organizing and Activism Issue. Food and will include vegetarian delights ... and sirloin steak, prime rib, pot roast, BBQ chicken, & baked salmon! (Bring a side dish or desert if you want...) https://sites.google.com/site/theportlandalliance/ Any questions... 503-697-1670 Or theportlandalliance@gmail.com Wednesday, August 25, 12pm, JWJ Faith-Labor Committee 6025 E. Burnside
Wednesday, August 25, 6pm, JWJ Global Justice Committee 6025 E. Burnside
A five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out onAugust 26-30, where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge - the nation's first designated National Scenic Area. http://www.columbiaarts.org/ 
A five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out onAugust 26-30, where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge - the nation's first designated National Scenic Area. http://www.columbiaarts.org/
Thursday, August 26, Noon-3pm Oregon ARA Annual Picnic,
Laurelhurst Park, Site “B” RSVP: 503-224-4038
Laurelhurst Park, Site “B” RSVP: 503-224-4038
Also on Thursday, August 26, 
7pm: What Will It Take to End Israeli Apartheid?
Portland State University, Smith Memorial Student Union Room 296/8
All around the world people reacted with furious protests after Israeli commandos carried out an assault on a flotilla of boats carrying humanitarian aid and solidarity activists to the besieged Gaza Strip. In a historic moment for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions Movement, nearly 1,000 activists picketed at the Port of Oakland and successfully stopped an Israeli Zim line ship from being unloaded for 24 hours. In an effort to mitigate the global outrage that followed its attack on the Gaza aid flotilla, Israel has (ever so slightly) eased its blockade on Gaza. While now permitting some consumer goods to enter Gaza, Israel continues to block chemicals, medical instruments, construction tools, aluminum, steel and cement, making it impossible to rebuild the homes, schools, hospitals, offices and factories destroyed by Israel in Operation Cast Lead of 2008-2009. What does this new phase of struggle mean? THURS August 26th- 7pm
PCASC and AFSC presents the 1st annual PCASC benefit concert and NO SOY EL ARMY tour kickoff, featuring:
2MEX http://www.myspace.com/2mex
MIC CRENSHAW M4 UBUNTU and more....
PCASC and AFSC presents the 1st annual PCASC benefit concert and NO SOY EL ARMY tour kickoff, featuring:
2MEX http://www.myspace.com/2mex
MIC CRENSHAW M4 UBUNTU and more....
ANNOUNCING the PCASC’s first annual summer benefit concert.
https://sites.google.com/site/pdxactivismnews/home/whatsgoinon/pcasc-update
A truly intercultural, intergenerational experience. Expect special guests artists, dancers, and speakers. 315 SE 3rd Avenue / Show starts at 9pm. August 26 Ticket sales info to be announced shortly.
For questions email megan@pcasc.net.
Friday, August 27, 5pm-2am ILWU Local 5 10th Anniversary Party! Album Release Party,
trike Fund Fundraiser, at the Cleaners, 1022 SW Stark
Next Friday August 27th, ILWU Local 5 will be celebrating their union's 10 year anniversary with a fundraiser for their strike fund.
They'll be facing contract negotiations early next year, and are hoping to boost the fund before then. Join them at The Cleaners
and The Ace Hotel, SW 10th and Stark, on Friday, August 27th from 5pm until the party ends! There will be live music, food and drink.
Saturday, August 28, Jobs, Justice and Peace' march commemorates King’s 1963 visit to Detroithttps://sites.google.com/site/pdxactivismnews/home/whatsgoinon/martin
trike Fund Fundraiser, at the Cleaners, 1022 SW Stark
Next Friday August 27th, ILWU Local 5 will be celebrating their union's 10 year anniversary with a fundraiser for their strike fund.
They'll be facing contract negotiations early next year, and are hoping to boost the fund before then. Join them at The Cleaners
and The Ace Hotel, SW 10th and Stark, on Friday, August 27th from 5pm until the party ends! There will be live music, food and drink.
Saturday, August 28, Jobs, Justice and Peace' march commemorates King’s 1963 visit to Detroithttps://sites.google.com/site/pdxactivismnews/home/whatsgoinon/martin
Fifth Monday Labor Radio
| Labor Radio Collective:"Together We Make A Difference" http://laborradiocollective.blogspot.com/  Monday, August 30th, on Fifth Monday Labor Radio– at 6pm!http://sites.google.com/site/laborradiogroup/home/fifth-monday-labor-radio Third Party Representatives will talk with our listeners about why their parties matter for working people this election cycle. Here is the lineup for the August 30, 5th Monday, KBOO Labor Radio Collective show from 6pm to 6:30pm  Hosts: Tim Flanagan and Lane Poncy The Independent Party of Oregon: Salvador Peralta  The Oregon Progressive Party: Phillip Kauffman and/or Jason Kafoury and/or Alaina MelvilleThe Oregon Working Families Party: Cathy Highet and Steve HughesThe Pacific Green Party of Oregon: Michael Meo and James Nicita This should be a lively and useful conversation. |
Wednesday, Sept. 1, 4pm March, 5pm Rally for the Bus, Portland City Hall, SW 4th and Main.
Bus riders are under attack, fares have risen 70% and on Sept. 1, service is being cut by 70,000 hours. OPAL is demanding that TriMet meet its mission and provide
affordable and reliable service for working people.www.opalpdx.org
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 September 3-26 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events & wine-tasting opportunities
featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers.
For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts
website: http://www.columbiaarts.org
Monday, Sept. 6, 10am-5pm Oaks Park Labor Day Picnic: (Please let us know if you can help staff the Jobs with Justice table for an hour or two!)
International March for Peace! End the Occupations!
"In Russia, in China, and here... very mediocre people
Antiwar and Anti-Occupation March and Rally
Instead of cutting needed funds for education and social services, we should reconsider much of our trillion dollarmilitary budget and establish a Department of Peace!
It is time for a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq and Afghanistan. Most thinking people are
opposed to the US spending $3 billion a year to help fund a siege of Gaza and the occupation of the West Bank.
We are sick and tired of military threats against Iran and the criminal CIA drone attacks on Pakistan.
So, we are organizing. Whether you are an experienced activist or new to the antiwar movement, it is past time
for a multinational antiwar march on Saturday, October 9th commemorating the 9th anniversary of the Afghanistan war.
End the Occupations! Secure the Peace we all seek! Send a message to our leaders.
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