[Peace] Fwd: possible co-sponsorship of upcoming Channing-Murray events

Jan & Durl Kruse jandurl at comcast.net
Sun Aug 24 21:24:28 CDT 2008


Below are the social justice programs planned by the CMF for this  
fall.  They are asking if we would like to cosponsor any of them.   
Please review.  We will make a decision at next Sunday's meeting.
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> Channing-Murray Foundation
> 1209 W. Oregon, Urbana
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> Social Justice Programs
> Fall, 2008
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> Wednesday, Sept. 10th								7:15 p.m.
> Theater of the Oppressor							Elizabeth Simpson
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> Based on the work of Augusto Boal, in this workshop we will engage in
> participatory theater designed to explore our role in oppressions of
> everyday life. We will use exercises and techniques to brainstorm
> solutions and rehearse practical responses. Participants will leave  
> the
> workshop with hands-on tactics to use in their lives and a deeper
> understanding of the complexity of such issues. The topics we address
> will be based on the life-experiences of the group, e.g. ability,  
> race,
> class, gender, orientation, and adultism.
>
> Elizabeth Simpson is a Group Dynamics Specialist and Consultant &  
> Trainer
> for Do Good Consulting in Urbana, IL.  Her work focuses on power
> dynamics, and how individuals can act to address them.  In her
> presentations, she makes a point to have participatory/popular  
> education
> formats, not lectures, and focuses on current events relevant to  
> everyday
> life.
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> Sunday, Sept. 21st									1:00 p.m.
> One Year After the Empire Fell: 							Vincent Scotti Eirene	
> An Activist Recalls His Trip to Iraq
>
> Activist Vincent Scotti Eirene will be giving a multimedia  
> presentation
> on his trip to Iraq for the war's one-year anniversary. Eirene is
> celebrating his 40th year as an activist, and recently wrote and
> published a book titled "The Day the Empire Fell."
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> Thursday, Sept. 25th									7:15 p.m.
> Documentary:  “Divided We Fall”
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> This award-winning documentary tells the story of hate violence in the
> aftermath of 9/11 and explores the question: who counts as American?
> September 15th is the anniversary of the first post-9/11 hate  
> murder of
> Sikh American Balbir Sodhi.  Join us as we seek dialogue about racism,
> religion, reconciliation and healing in America.
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> Wednesday, October 8th									7:15 p.m.
> Documentary:  “The End of Suburbia:  Oil Depletion and the Collapse of
> the American Dream”
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> This film explores the American Way of Life and its prospects as the
> planet approaches a critical era, as global demand for fossil fuels
> begins to outstrip supply.  Join us for the film followed by  
> discussion.
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> Wednesday, Nov. 12th									7:15 p.m.
> Life and Work in Palestine								Rev. John Setterlund
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> Pastor Setterlund served at St. Andrew's Church on campus  
> 1991-2006.  He
> has recently returned from two years as a volunteer at a Lutheran
> congregation in Palestine.
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