From bogus@does.not.exist.com Wed Sep 7 22:22:03 2005 From: bogus@does.not.exist.com () Date: Wed Sep 7 22:22:03 2005 Subject: No subject Message-ID: thousands of Korean women have been working as prostitutes for American soldiers since the Korean war. 'Camp Arirang' explores the lives of Korean women employed as 'special entertainers' for American GI's, many in conditions tantamount to indentured servitude. Film: ' aloha' 4 min Director: Rea Tajiri A failed suicide attempt, and a decision to "choose life" after a "dance with death"-- all in the course of an evening aboard the Staten Island Ferry. Film: 'Harlem Fight Song' 12 min Director: Konrad Aderer A young Chinese-American in Harlem must fight for mutual discovery and the respect of a different culture. Film: 'All Amateur Ecstasy' 2 min Director: Greg Pak Three women experience the most earth-shattering climaxes of their lives -- with a twist. Film: 'Cat Fight Tonight' 5 min Director: Greg Pak Crazy man. Crazy woman. Confused cat. Film: 'In / Out' 9 min Director: Daryll Woon A young man struggles to fit into society. Film: 'Passing Through' 26 min Director: Nathan Adolfson 'Passing Through' takes a decidedly whimsical look at the life of Nathan Adolfson, a Korean American Adoptee. The film blends frank interviews with his adoptive family with a video diary of his journey to Korea during his senior year of college. NODUTDOL is a non profit, grass roots organization, a unique mix of progressively minded young individuals with a critical edge spanning 1st, 2nd, 3rd generation Koreans living in the US. We work with other immigrant and people of color communities around issues of health care, education, and international solidarity. We organize language classes, a youth program, a health clinic, and educational events to promote unity within the Korean community and to foster better understanding between Koreans and other communities. For more information about us, visit: www.nodutdol.com. Nodutdol is supported by The Channing and Popai Liem Education Foundation, The Citizens Committee for New York, The NYC Department of Youth & Community Development, The Fund for the City of New York, Union Square Awards Program, The Funding Exchange, The New York Foundation, The New York Women's Foundation, The North Star Fund and The Peace Development Fund. All ticket sales from this event will go towards humanitarian aid and medical supplies for the people of North Korea. Suggested donation is $10 for entry. Cash bar available. [1953-2003] Join the Armistice to Peace Campaign at www.nodutdol.com ------=_NextPart_002_0008_01C343ED.ECD77840 Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

 

 

presents:

 

           &nbs= p;       a = benefit event   friday  JULY = 11th       &nbs= p;  [ doors open 6 pm]   =         &nbs= p;note the new date!!           =           = ;              

2nd annual = ROOFTOP SCREENING of FILMS from the ASIAN DIASPORA   =

 

 

with special presentation from Palestinian and = Korean activists and NY Solidarity Movement =

 

for a Free = Palestine. . .

 

Event = Summary

WHEN:    = July 11, 2003  = 6pm  $10 suggest = donation

WHAT:     Benefit for Nodutdol with films from the Asian Diaspora and discussions on issues related to = Palestine= = and the Korean = Peninsula=

WHERE: PMP = ROOFTOP         = ;            =             &= nbsp;           &n= bsp;        TRAINS:  A C G      Hoyt Schemerhorn

[ = Prison = Moratorium Project ]        = ;            =             &= nbsp;           &n= bsp;       = F = G          =  Bergen = St

   =         = ;            =          = 388 ATLANTIC  = AVE =         = ;            =             &= nbsp;           &n= bsp;           &nb= sp;    = 2 = 3 4 5      Nevins = St

BROOKLYN<= /span>  = NY        = ;            =             &= nbsp;           &n= bsp;           &nb= sp;            = W M N R   Pacific  = St

       &nbs= p;            = ;            =             &= nbsp;   between = HOYT = St = & BOND = St =

www.nomoreprisons.org

        = ;        718-260-8805 [O]

 

if you’d like to catch = the sunset, have a happy hour drink with us starting 6pm= …

 

Please join us at 6:30 for a SPECIAL PRESENTATION that will be a precursor to the screening. An informal joint discussion on Palestine and North Korea, as = part of the NY Solidarity Movement for A Free Palestine speaking tour by two visiting Palestinian activists and past participants from the DPRK = [North Korea] Education and Exposure Program. They will speak about the parallel = issues these two countries face. There will be a short Q&A following. =

 

SCREENING to begin = 8pm with an array of shorts, = anime, documentaries from new, emerging, and local talents giving voice to our = diverse experiences & perspectives.  = A short Q&A also to follow.  Filmmakers include: Grace = Lee, Daryll Woon, JT Takagi, Hye = Jung = Park, Susie Lee, Konrad Aderer, Nathan Adolfson, Greg = Pak, Rea Tajiri, Tommy Wooh & more. [ Film synopsis’ = below.]

 

chill out afterwards and meet some of the filmmakers that will be present…

Music provided by local colors spinning down tempo / breaks!  < DJ’s  jennie O + YS hwang + guests = >

 

 

 

This event is endorsed by the following organizations: Asian/Pacific/American Studies Program & Institute at = New = York University, Third World Newsreel, Manhattan Neighborhood Network, the = Network in Solidarity with the People of the Philippines = (NISPOP), Educators for Social Justice, Prison Moratorium = Project

 

 

FILM SYNOPSIS’ :

 

Film:        = ; ‘Flag TV’’        = ;            =              = 9 min

Director:   Susie = Lee

 

Using documentary footage, text, and stills, ‘Flag TV’ looks at = the meanings of the American flag after September = 11th.

 

Film:        = ; ‘aqua pace’        = ;            =           2 min

Director:   Tommy Wooh          =

 

The study = of the calm and ascethetic relationships between outerspace and = underworlds.  It was mainly created as a = therapeutic film for summer vacations.

 

Film:        = ; ‘dead dreamer’        = ;            =     2 min

Director:   Tommy Wooh          =

        = ;        =

The film = depicts humans as being assembly-line workers who can only dream during their repetitive lives at work. As a side concept, the TV characters represent = every single human American who is a product of television = programming.

 

Film:        = ; ‘camp arirang’        = ;            =       28 min

Director:   Grace Lee           &nbs= p;            = ;       =

 

From ‘hooker hill’ in Seoul to ‘american town’ near = Kunsan Air Base, thousands of Korean women have been working as prostitutes for American soldiers since the Korean war. = ‘Camp Arirang’ explores the lives of Korean = women employed as ‘special entertainers’ for American GI’s, = many in conditions tantamount to indentured = servitude.

 

        = ;        Film:        = ; ‘ aloha’        = ;            =             &= nbsp;    4 min

        = ;        Director:   Rea = Tajiri

 

A failed suicide attempt, and a decision to "choose life" after a "dance with death"-- all in = the course of an evening aboard the Staten Island Ferry.

 

Film:         = ‘Harlem Fight Song’           &nbs= p;     12 min

Director:   Konrad Aderer        =

 

A young Chinese-American in Harlem must fight for mutual discovery and = the respect of a different culture.

 

Film:        = ; ‘All Amateur Ecstasy’        = ;        2 min

Director:   Greg = Pak

 

Three women experience the most = earth-shattering climaxes of their lives -- with a twist.

 

Film:        = ; ‘Cat Fight Tonight’        = ;            = 5 min

Director:   Greg = Pak

 

Crazy man.  Crazy woman. Confused = cat.

 

 

Film:         = ‘In / Out’        = ;            =             &= nbsp;  9  = min

Director:   Daryll = Woon

 

A young = man struggles to fit into society.

 

Film:         = ‘Passing Through’        = ;            = 26 min

Director:   Nathan = Adolfson

 

‘Passing Through’ takes a decidedly whimsical look at the life of Nathan = Adolfson, a Korean American Adoptee. The film blends frank interviews with his = adoptive family with a video diary of his journey to = Korea during his senior year of = college.

 

 

NODUTDOL is a non profit, grass roots organization, a = unique mix of progressively minded young individuals with a critical edge = spanning 1st, 2nd, 3rd generation Koreans living in the US.  We work with other immigrant = and people of color communities around issues of health care, education, and international = solidarity.  We organize language classes, a = youth program, a health clinic, and educational events to promote = unity within the Korean community and to foster better understanding between Koreans and other = communities. For more information about us, visit: www.nodutdol.com.<= /p>

 

Nodutdol is supported by The Channing and Popai Liem Education Foundation, The = Citizens Committee for New = York, = The NYC Department of Youth & Community Development, The Fund for the City = of New = York, = Union Square Awards Program, The Funding Exchange, The New York Foundation, = The New York Women's Foundation, The North Star Fund and The Peace Development = Fund.

 

All ticket sales from this event will go towards = humanitarian aid and medical supplies for the people of = North Korea. =

Suggested donation is $10 for entry. Cash bar = available.

 

[= 1953-2003] Join the Armistice to Peace Campaign at = www.nodutdol.com

 

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Please join us at 6:30 for a SPECIAL PRESENTATION that will be a precursor to the screening. An informal joint discussion on Palestine and North Korea, as part of the NY Solidarity Movement for A Free Palestine speaking tour by two visiting Palestinian activists and past participants from the DPRK [North Korea] Education and Exposure Program. They will speak about the parallel issues these two countries face. There will be a short Q&A following. SCREENING to begin 8pm with an array of shorts, anime, documentaries from new, emerging, and local talents giving voice to our diverse experiences & perspectives. A short Q&A also to follow. Filmmakers include: Grace Lee, Daryll Woon, JT Takagi, Hye Jung Park, Susie Lee, Konrad Aderer, Nathan Adolfson, Greg Pak, Rea Tajiri, Tommy Wooh & more. [ Film synopsis' below.] chill out afterwards and meet some of the filmmakers that will be present. Music provided by local colors spinning down tempo / breaks! < DJ's jennie O + YS hwang + guests > PLACE: PMP ROOFTOP TRAINS: A C G Hoyt Schemerhorn [ Prison Moratorium Project ] F G Bergen St 388 ATLANTIC AVE 2 3 4 5 Nevins St BROOKLYN NY W M N R Pacific St between HOYT St & BOND St www.nomoreprisons.org www.nomoreyouthjails.org This event is endorsed by the following organizations: Asian/Pacific/American Studies Program & Institute at New York University, Third World Newsreel, Manhattan Neighborhood Network, the Network in Solidarity with the People of the Philippines (NISPOP), Educators for Social Justice, Prison Moratorium Project FILM SYNOPSIS' : Film: 'Flag TV'' 9 min Director: Susie Lee Using documentary footage, text, and stills, 'Flag TV' looks at the meanings of the American flag after September 11th. Film: 'aqua pace' 2 min Director: Tommy Wooh The study of the calm and ascethetic relationships between outerspace and underworlds. It was mainly created as a therapeutic film for summer vacations. Film: 'dead dreamer' 2 min Director: Tommy Wooh The film depicts humans as being assembly-line workers who can only dream during their repetitive lives at work. As a side concept, the TV characters represent every single human American who is a product of television programming. Film: 'camp arirang' 28 min Director: Grace Lee From bogus@does.not.exist.com Wed Sep 7 22:22:03 2005 From: bogus@does.not.exist.com () Date: Wed Sep 7 22:22:03 2005 Subject: No subject Message-ID: thousands of Korean women have been working as prostitutes for American soldiers since the Korean war. 'Camp Arirang' explores the lives of Korean women employed as 'special entertainers' for American GI's, many in conditions tantamount to indentured servitude. Film: ' aloha' 4 min Director: Rea Tajiri A failed suicide attempt, and a decision to "choose life" after a "dance with death"-- all in the course of an evening aboard the Staten Island Ferry. Film: 'Harlem Fight Song' 12 min Director: Konrad Aderer A young Chinese-American in Harlem must fight for mutual discovery and the respect of a different culture. Film: 'All Amateur Ecstasy' 2 min Director: Greg Pak Three women experience the most earth-shattering climaxes of their lives -- with a twist. Film: 'Cat Fight Tonight' 5 min Director: Greg Pak Crazy man. Crazy woman. Confused cat. Film: 'In / Out' 9 min Director: Daryll Woon A young man struggles to fit into society. Film: 'Passing Through' 26 min Director: Nathan Adolfson 'Passing Through' takes a decidedly whimsical look at the life of Nathan Adolfson, a Korean American Adoptee. The film blends frank interviews with his adoptive family with a video diary of his journey to Korea during his senior year of college. NODUTDOL is a non profit, grass roots organization, a unique mix of progressively minded young individuals with a critical edge spanning 1st, 2nd, 3rd generation Koreans living in the US. We work with other immigrant and people of color communities around issues of health care, education, and international solidarity. We organize language classes, a youth program, a health clinic, and educational events to promote unity within the Korean community and to foster better understanding between Koreans and other communities. For more information about us, visit: www.nodutdol.com. Nodutdol is supported by The Channing and Popai Liem Education Foundation, The Citizens Committee for New York, The NYC Department of Youth & Community Development, The Fund for the City of New York, Union Square Awards Program, The Funding Exchange, The New York Foundation, The New York Women's Foundation, The North Star Fund and The Peace Development Fund. All ticket sales from this event will go towards humanitarian aid and medical supplies for the people of North Korea. Suggested donation is $10 for entry. Cash bar available. 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presents= :

 

           &nbs= p;       a benefit event   friday  JULY 11th       &nbs= p;  [ doors open 6 pm]           &nbs= p;note the new date!!           =           = ;              

2nd annual = ROOFTOP SCREENING of FILMS from the ASIAN DIASPORA   =

 

if you’d like to catch = the sunset, have a happy hour drink with us starting 6pm…

 

Please join us at 6:30 for a SPECIAL PRESENTATION that will be a precursor to the screening. An informal joint discussion on Palestine and North Korea, as = part of the NY Solidarity Movement for A Free Palestine speaking tour by two visiting Palestinian activists and past participants from the DPRK = [North Korea] Education and Exposure Program. They will speak about the = parallel issues these two countries face. There will be a short Q&A = following.

 

SCREENING to = begin 8pm with an array of shorts, anime, documentaries from new, = emerging, and local talents giving voice to our diverse experiences & = perspectives.  A short = Q&A also to follow.  = Filmmakers include: Grace = Lee, Daryll Woon, JT = Takagi, Hye = Jung = Park, Susie Lee, Konrad Aderer, Nathan Adolfson, = Greg = Pak, Rea Tajiri, Tommy Wooh = & more. [ Film synopsis’ = below.]

 

chill out afterwards and meet = some of the filmmakers that will be present…

Music provided by local colors spinning down tempo / breaks!  < DJ’s  jennie O + YS hwang + guests >

 

 

PLACE:   PMP = ROOFTOP         = ;            =             &= nbsp;           &n= bsp;        TRAINS:  A C G      Hoyt Schemerhorn

[ = Prison Moratorium Project ]        = ;            =             &= nbsp;           &n= bsp;       = F = G          =  Bergen = St

   =         = ;            =          = 388 ATLANTIC  = AVE =         = ;            =             &= nbsp;           &n= bsp;           &nb= sp;    = 2 = 3 4 5      Nevins = St

BROOKLYN<= /span>  = NY        = ;            =             &= nbsp;           &n= bsp;           &nb= sp;            = W M N R   Pacific  = St

       &nbs= p;            = ;            =             &= nbsp;   between = HOYT = St = & BOND = St =         = ;        =

www.nomoreprisons.org

www.nomoreyouthjails.org=

 

 

This event is endorsed by the following organizations: = Asian/Pacific/American Studies Program = & Institute at New = York University, Third World Newsreel, Manhattan Neighborhood Network, the = Network in Solidarity with the People of the Philippines = (NISPOP), Educators for Social Justice, Prison Moratorium = Project

 

 

FILM = SYNOPSIS’ :

 

Film:        = ; ‘Flag TV’’        = ;            =              = 9 min

Director:   Susie = Lee

 

Using documentary footage, text, and stills, ‘Flag TV’ looks at = the meanings of the American flag after September = 11th.

 

Film:        = ; ‘aqua pace’        = ;            =           2 min

Director:   Tommy Wooh        = ; 

 

The study of the calm and ascethetic = relationships between outerspace and = underworlds.  It was mainly created as a therapeutic film for summer = vacations.

 

Film:        = ; ‘dead dreamer’        = ;            =     2 min

Director:   Tommy Wooh        = ; 

        = ;        =

The film = depicts humans as being assembly-line workers who can only dream during their repetitive lives at work. As a side concept, the TV characters represent = every single human American who is a product of television = programming.

 

Film:        = ; ‘camp arirang’        = ;            =       28 min

Director:   = Grace = Lee        = ;            =            =

 

From ‘hooker hill’ in Seoul to ‘american town’ near Kunsan Air Base, thousands = of Korean women have been working as prostitutes for American soldiers since the = Korean war. = ‘Camp Arirang’ explores the lives of Korean = women employed as ‘special entertainers’ for American GI’s, = many in conditions tantamount to indentured = servitude.

 

        = ;        Film:        = ; ‘ aloha’        = ;            =             &= nbsp;    4 min

        = ;        Director:   Rea Tajiri

 

A failed suicide = attempt, and a decision to "choose life" after a "dance with death"-- all in the course of an evening aboard the Staten Island = Ferry.

 

Film:         = ‘Harlem Fight Song’           &nbs= p;     12 min

Director:   Konrad Aderer        =

 

A young Chinese-American in Harlem must fight for mutual discovery and = the respect of a different culture.

 

Film:        = ; ‘All Amateur Ecstasy’        = ;        2 min

Director:   = Greg = Pak

 

Three women experience the most = earth-shattering climaxes of their lives -- with a twist.

 

Film:        = ; ‘Cat Fight Tonight’        = ;            = 5 min

Director:   = Greg = Pak

 

Crazy = man.  Crazy woman. Confused cat.

 

 

Film:         = ‘In / Out’        = ;            =             &= nbsp;  9  = min

Director:   Daryll Woon

 

A young = man struggles to fit into society.

 

Film:         = ‘Passing Through’        = ;            = 26 min

Director:   Nathan Adolfson

 

‘Passing Through’ takes a decidedly whimsical look at the life of Nathan = Adolfson, a Korean American Adoptee. The film = blends frank interviews with his adoptive family with a video diary of his journey to = Korea during his senior year of college.

 

 

NODUTDOL is a non profit, grass roots organization, a = unique mix of progressively minded young individuals with a critical edge = spanning 1st, 2nd, 3rd generation Koreans living in the US.  We work with other immigrant = and people of color communities around issues of health care, education, and international = solidarity.  We organize language classes, a = youth program, a health clinic, and educational events to promote = unity within the Korean community and to foster better understanding between Koreans and other = communities. For more information about us, visit: www.nodutdol.com.<= /p>

 

Nodutdol is supported by The Channing and Popai = Liem Education Foundation, The Citizens Committee for New York, The NYC Department of = Youth & Community Development, The Fund for the City of New York, Union Square Awards = Program, The Funding Exchange, The New York Foundation, The New York Women's = Foundation, The North Star Fund and The Peace Development = Fund.

 

All ticket sales from this event will go towards = humanitarian aid and medical supplies for the people of North Korea. =

Suggested donation is $10 for entry. Cash bar = available.

 

[= 1953-2003] Join the Armistice to Peace Campaign at www.nodutdol.com

 

 

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Name: gmre_080505.pdf Type: application/pdf Size: 218174 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://lists.mayfirst.org/pipermail/justice4youth/attachments/20050904/b021f47c/gmre_080505.pdf From krhee at nomoreprisons.org Mon Sep 5 10:35:05 2005 From: krhee at nomoreprisons.org (Kyung Ji Kate Rhee) Date: Wed Sep 7 22:22:08 2005 Subject: [Justice 4 Youth] (no subject) Message-ID: <0IMC00NOJLUL32K4@vms044.mailsrvcs.net> Please go to HYPERLINK "http://www.nomoreprisons.org/"www.nomoreprisons.org for full information and FLYER on the Grassroots Movement Relief Effort. Peace, It saddens us to see our sisters, brothers, mothers, fathers..HUMANITY, being left behind in New Orleans, Louisiana. Our hearts, thoughts, prayers and energy are with them. PMP is working with all the efforts and energy of the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement, located on the same floor as us. We welcome any and all donations from food to money. Currently we are acting as a drop-off for all donations so please come through. The supplies are being directed towards Jackson, Mississippi where MXGM has contacts coordinating the relief efforts there. We will also be sending out sign-up sheets for helping with sorting and shipping of the donated supplies. This web page will be updated to supply a PayPal link to our account which we will be using to support MXGM's chapter located in Louisiana which is spearheading local efforts. Please support. Peace, PMP Staff .....| ..... admin@nomoreprisons.org Kate Kyung Ji Rhee Director Prison Moratorium Project 388 Atlantic Avenue 3rd Fl. Brooklyn, NY 11217 (718) 260-8805 (718) 260-0070 HYPERLINK "mailto:krhee@nomoreprisons.org"krhee@nomoreprisons.org HYPERLINK "http://www.nomoreprisons.org"www.nomoreprisons.org NOTE: If you are interested in a workshop/training from PMP, please go to our website and fill out the workshop request form to begin the process. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.344 / Virus Database: 267.10.18/89 - Release Date: 9/2/2005 -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.mayfirst.org/pipermail/justice4youth/attachments/20050905/be238539/attachment.htm From krhee at nomoreprisons.org Thu Sep 8 17:49:49 2005 From: krhee at nomoreprisons.org (Kyung Ji Kate Rhee) Date: Fri Sep 9 10:11:20 2005 Subject: [Justice 4 Youth] FW: UNNATURAL DISASTER: addressing katrina in the classroom Message-ID: <0IMI00J38PZ5FFT0@vms042.mailsrvcs.net> Hey, folks - Please forward far and wide - a great guide for educators Kate Kyung Ji Rhee Director Prison Moratorium Project 388 Atlantic Avenue 3rd Fl. Brooklyn, NY 11217 (718) 260-8805 (718) 260-0070 krhee@nomoreprisons.org www.nomoreprisons.org NOTE: If you are interested in a workshop/training from PMP, please go to our website and fill out the workshop request form to begin the process. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.344 / Virus Database: 267.10.19/92 - Release Date: 9/7/2005 -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: AnUnnaturalDisasterPDF.pdf Type: application/pdf Size: 453091 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://lists.mayfirst.org/pipermail/justice4youth/attachments/20050908/37e01cb8/AnUnnaturalDisasterPDF-0001.pdf From krhee at nomoreprisons.org Fri Sep 9 13:54:30 2005 From: krhee at nomoreprisons.org (Kyung Ji Kate Rhee) Date: Mon Sep 12 10:30:00 2005 Subject: [Justice 4 Youth] Volunteers and Boxes NEEDED! Grassroots Movement Relief Effort Message-ID: <0IMK00FC09QWTEY1@vms048.mailsrvcs.net> Peace folks, As most of you know MXGM, our ally and office mate organization is coordinating a grassroots movement relief effort, collecting supplies and donations for distribution in the rural areas of Mississippi. We are in a crunch time as we are aiming to have the boxes shipped out either tomorrow (Saturday) or Monday by UPS. We must have everything SORTED, PACKAGED, LABELED and READY to be SHIPPED OUT ASAP. We are in need of the following immediately and we are asking for your help: 1) We need brand new or almost new SHIPPING BOXES (approximately around the following sizes (mostly of this type): 16x16x14 or 16x16x16 to 18x18x14 to 18x18x20 or larger) ? if each person can secure 5-10 of these boxes and bring them to the office that would be tremendously helpful. The office is running out of space at this point and we have more donations coming in that we need to pack up. At this point we are in need of close to 100 boxes between now and Monday so you can imagine the urgency of this request. 2) We need volunteers to help with the packaging of the boxes ? please email me if you can volunteer a few hours to help out with sorting and packaging the supplies a. Hours: 10am to 10pm today and 8am until ??? Saturday and Sunday (until we are done!) 3) $$$ is also appreciated to help with packaging, shipping and of course for donation ? boxes and tape and etc. All checks should be made out to Malcolm X Grassroots Movement. Thanks for all your help ? please go to HYPERLINK "http://www.nomoreprisons.org/"www.nomoreprisons.org for the Grassroots Movement Relief Effort Flyer. Please read below for message from Malika of Malcolm X Grassroots Movement:: Greetings all, Tonite we need folks to come through to the MXGM office to help with packing and to bring more boxes so that all the donations we collected can be shipped out this weekend! The MXGM office is knee deep in donations and more are expected to arrive this evening from our other 3 drop off locations. WE REALLY NEED FOLKS TODAY (WE WILL BE PACKING TONITE UNTIL 10PM/11PM). WE WILL ALSO NEED FOLKS TO VOLUNTEER TOMORROW MORNING/AFTERNOON (FROM 8AM) TO ASSIST WITH THIS PACKING AND BRINGING BOXES (WE NEED ALL SIZES BUT ARE FOCUSING ON GETTING 18x18x24 OR LARGER)! See you tonite, Malika Kate Kyung Ji Rhee Director Prison Moratorium Project 388 Atlantic Avenue 3rd Fl. Brooklyn, NY 11217 (718) 260-8805 (718) 260-0070 HYPERLINK "mailto:krhee@nomoreprisons.org"krhee@nomoreprisons.org HYPERLINK "http://www.nomoreprisons.org"www.nomoreprisons.org NOTE: If you are interested in a workshop/training from PMP, please go to our website and fill out the workshop request form to begin the process. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.344 / Virus Database: 267.10.19/93 - Release Date: 9/8/2005 -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.mayfirst.org/pipermail/justice4youth/attachments/20050909/51e706b8/attachment.html From redscares at mindspring.com Wed Sep 21 04:00:00 2005 From: redscares at mindspring.com (Todd Eaton) Date: Wed Sep 21 10:00:18 2005 Subject: [Justice 4 Youth] FRI 9/30 - SU 10/2 High School Sweatfree Conference Message-ID: <5.2.1.1.2.20050921000801.01fe0aa0@pop.mindspring.com> questions mwl99@yahoo.com please forward appropriately thanks. # From: mwl99@yahoo.com # To: nyprotest@lists.riseup.net # Subject: NE High School Sweatfree Conference # Date: Thu, 15 Sep 2005 09:39:45 -0700 (PDT) High School Activists from the NYC area are encouraged to attend the NE High School Sweatfree Conference the weekend of September 30-October 2 at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts. Students will share information about how to persuade their schools to buy apparel, equipment and other items from companies that are not sweatshops. Sponsoring organizations include:NY State Labor-Religion Coalition, Sweatfree Communities and United Students Against Sweatshops. For further information contact: Mark Looney,mwl99@yahoo.com, 212-633-9141.