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IMMIGRANT SOLIDARITY DUPAGE
COMMITTEE
OUR MISSION IS TO EDUCATE, ORGANIZE AND UNIFY THE COMMUNITY IN SUPPORT OF IMMIGRANT, REFUGEE AND WORKER RIGHTS
MEETING: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 6PM GLENSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY, 25 EAST FULLERTON, GLENDALE HEIGHTS
MOBILIZE!
CRISTOBAL CAVAZOS 630 545 0373 RAFAEL VIEYRA 630 545-0373
THIS EVENT IS SPONSERED BY LULAC (LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS) COUNCIL 5253 GLENDALE HEIGHTS IL
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- Tuesday February 12 Forum "Perspectives on Peace" featuring peacemakers from 12 peace organizations
" Perspectives on Peace" featuring area peacemakersGlen Ellyn Public Library400 Duane St. Glen EllynTuesday, Feruary 12th, 7:30 pm -9 pmDAWN ( DuPage Against War Now) will host representatives from some of the most active and influential peace groups in the Chicagoland area. Each panelist will briefly discuss how their group has contributed to the peace movement and will take questions as to what actions are planned going forward.The 2008 election and its impact on the peace movement will be discussed.Organizations featured that night will include:American Friends Service CommitteeCode PinkDAWN and DAWN Voter AdvocatesDepartment of Peace Campaign- Peace AllianceDuPage Peace Through JusticeFox Valley Citizens for Peace and JusticeJust Views, Diversity DinnersNorthwest Suburban Peace and Education ProjectNorthwest Indiana Coalition Against the Iraq WarNo War on Iran CoalitionNational Organization for WomenVietnam Veterans Against the WarWomen in BlackWest Suburban Faith-Based Peace Coalition- Forum on US - Iranian Relations, November 11
- News Coverage of the October 27 Peace Rally and March. On Oct. 27th there'll be a huge regional Peace Rally & March against the War in Iraq - in Chicago. See Attached Flyer for Bus details.
Bands Not Bombs DuPage Concert 4 Peace, September 15, 2007
Sponsored by: DuPage Peace Through Justice Coalition- Description: Bands Not Bombs: DuPage Concert for Peace
A Hopeful Celebration to End the War
with a special collection taken for the Midwest Homeless Vets Shelter in Aurora.
Saturday, September 15
1:00 - 3:30 pm
Old Town Park in Bloomingdale
(1 block west & south of Lake St. & Bloomingdale Rd.)
Bands Playing Include: (List subject to change.)
Agents of Change (rock with DJ accompany)
Expendable Youth (Punk Rock)
La Armada (Indie Rock Band)
Phillip Morris (Hip hop artist)
Peace Walk & Street Vigil: 3:30—4:30 pm: At the end of the concert everyone is invited to march from the park to the street corner of Congressman Peter Roskam’s Bloomingdale office (southwest corner of Bloomingdale Rd. & Schick Rd.—4 blocks). Bring your own signs expressing your desire to bring our troops home from Iraq.
This event is being co-sponsored by: DuPage Against War Now (DAWN), the DuPage
Peace Through Justice Coalition, Pax Christi Illinois, the West Suburban Faith-based
Peace Coalition and others.
Flyer
Saturday March 17 - WEST SUBURBAN REGIONAL PEACE RALLY, MARCH and VIGIL
Photos of this event are included in the photo gallery at: http://chicagofreespeechzone.com/
March 30-31, Urbana, 2007 ICPJ Statewide Conference - "Stopping War - Seeking Justice"
March on Washington January 27, 2007 and local bus to DC
Labor Day Weekend 2006 Immigrant Workers Justice Walk
Over Labor Day weekend, thousands of immigrants and their allies will take part in a historic, multi-day, multi-city event: the Immigrant Worker Justice Walk. The "March 10 Movement," which helped bring together the massive mobilizations in Chicago this spring, has called for this Walk from Chicago's Chinatown neighborhood to US House Speaker Dennis Hastert's office in Batavia.
For DuPage County information about the walk, click here.
Further information see: http://www.icirr.org/ or here.Daily Herald News Article Aug 17: Batavia preparing for Labor Day immigration march
Daily Hearald News Article Sept 5: Immigration march ends
November 7 2006 Referendum on Iraq (joint activity with DAWN and others)
Although the 8200+ signatures were not sufficient to get the referendum on the
ballot, this was a success in keeping the dialog on peace alive.
Daily Herald News Article May 24: Peace activists want war item on fall ballot
August 6 2006 Hiroshima Day Commemoration
Karla Vescovi will discuss the justification and effects of the bombing and how Japan has moved forward since. She will discuss the damage caused by the atomic bomb, including "atomic bomb disease" and environmental destruction, as well as sharing how the Japanese people have continued on their road to recovery, which includes the construction of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Hiroshima's other projects to promote peace. The event will be at The First United Methodist Church of Downers Grove, 1032 Maple Ave., Downers Grove. Please join us for refreshments at 6:30 and for the commemoration at 7:00 PM.Related Links:
Sadako - learn about the legend of 1000 paper cranes
Printable Flyer
Hiroshima Peace Website
Satellite Image of Hiroshima Peace Park - the A-bomb epicenter
Google Map link for the A-bomb Dome - the A-bomb epicenter (broadband internet needed)
Peace and Justice News and Information