Events
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To celebrate the midpoint of the UN's Decade of Nonviolence (DNV), the DNV-Houston Board conceived the idea of “Peace Week” with a goal to bring together organizations working for Peace in the Houston area, to highlight/expand the efforts of the DNV movement and to help create a nonviolent world.
Event Sponsor:
Decade of Nonviolence-Houston
Event Contact Name:
Carol Keene
Event Phone Contact Information:
713-398-6785
Event Email Address:
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Event Website:
http://www.decadeofnonviolencehouston.org/PeaceWeek.htm
Event Fee:
$25, $40 per couple
Event Description:
A major march and demonstration so Houston can participate in the national mobilization against the U.S. war on, and occupation of, Iraq. It's being organized by the Houston September 24 Coalition, which to date includes the International Socialist Organization, Latinos Por La Paz, Pax Christi, Peace Action, Progressive Action Alliance, Progressive Workers Organizing Committee, and the Peace with Justice Ministry of the United Methodist Church Texas Conference.
Event Contact Name:
David Smith or Herb Rothschild
Event Phone Contact Information:
713 861-2494
Event Website:
http://www.hpjc.org/majorevents.asp#9-24-2005
Event Description:
Houston Institute for Culture presents which includes:
- Afghan Women's Project Portraits will be on display September 10 – Oct. 9 (W-F, 4-8pm; Weekend, 2-8pm)
- Talk by Peggy Kelsey founder of Afghan Women's Project (photographs and interviews of Afghan women), and film
- screening: Who's Counting? Marilyn Waring on Sex, Lies and Global Economics. (Peace Week activities in Houston)
Free and open to the public. Seating is limited.
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Event Sponsor:
Houston Institute for Culture
Event Phone Contact Information:
713-521-3686
Event Email Address:
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Event Website:
www.houstonculture.org
Event Description:
Meeting Agenda
- 6:00 greetings, eat and general conversation
- 7:00 Open Quit Stalking Our Children Actions to take under this theme
- Where:
Event Description:
Houston Institute for Culture presents which includes:
- Afghan Women's Project Portraits will be on display September 10 – Oct. 9 (W-F, 4-8pm; Weekend, 2-8pm)
- Talk by Peggy Kelsey founder of Afghan Women's Project (photographs and interviews of Afghan women), and film
- screening: Who's Counting? Marilyn Waring on Sex, Lies and Global Economics. (Peace Week activities in Houston)
Free and open to the public. Seating is limited.
Please RSVP at 713-521-3686, or email escramble('info','houstonculture.org');" title="mailto:">
Event Sponsor:
Houston Institute for Culture
Event Phone Contact Information:
713-521-3686
Event Email Address:
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Event Website:
www.houstonculture.org
Event Description:
Dear Sisters and Brothers,
In response to the threat posed by the racist Minutemen, the Coalition against Intolerance and for Respect is organizing a spirited, peaceful, and legal rally this coming Saturday, October 8, at 3 pm at Burnett Bayland Park, 6000 Chimney Rock at Gulfton. The rally will include speakers, music, and poets.
This is a very important event. It is imperative for all of us to stand in unity and solidarity with our immigrant brothers and sisters who are under increasing attack from the Far Right. Please join us in defending the rights and dignity of all people-and demanding fair, just immigration reform with permanent residence for all, and fair trade policies. Houston needs to be a hate-free zone!
A bilingual flyer for the demonstration is attached. For more information, please call (832) 392-8777 or (832) 282-6997.
In Solidarity,
Rona and David
for the Progressive Workers Organizing Committee
Event Sponsor:
Coalition Against Intolerance and For Respect
Event Phone Contact Information:
(713) 928-6849
Event Website:
http://www.pwoc.org/upcoming/
Event Description:
Most people never in their lives get the chance to participate in something that has the potential to change the world. But I believe that we will have that chance, that opportunity, this Saturday.
Event Sponsor:
Democracy for Houston and the No Nonsense in November Campaign
Event Website:
http://www.nononsenseinnovember.com/calendar/index.php?p=5
Event Description:
Come join your neighbors for a fun time at Karl Young Park on Sunday October 9th.
The event starts at 2:00 PM and ends at 5:00 PM with vendors, games, cold drinks, bake sale and face-painting. And the Dog Show judging begins at 4:00 with the candidates officiating.
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Event Sponsor:
Braeswood Democrats
Event Description:
Attend the Houston Peace and Justice Center's Annual Peace Picnic to celebrate Houston's communities of conscience. Bring a covered dish and news of your group's activities.
Event Sponsor:
Houston Peace and Justice Center
Event Contact Name:
Bob Henschen
Event Phone Contact Information:
713-661-9889
Event Email Address:
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Event Description:
October 11, 2005: Last Day to Register to Vote (October 9th is 30th day, but deadline moves to next business day, Tuesday, due to Columbus Day holiday). If you need to register to vote, please send email to
. We will help you find a voter registrar close by or come to you.
Event Description:
Come share ideas and plan upcoming actitivies with the Progressive Action Alliance on the 2nd Thursday of each month from 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm, (6:30 social). Topics include election reform and protests, Department of Peace, economic and social justice, and other progressive actions.
Event Contact Name:
Bill Crosier
Event Phone Contact Information:
713 641-4941
Event Description:
For professional and general audiences, this three-day annual event equips participants with models, resources and networks, encouraging everyone to act as primary forces in the transformation toward a restorative future. Bioneers are biological pioneers who are working with nature to heal nature and ourselves. They have peered deep into the heart of living systems to devise strategies for restoration based on nature's own operating instructions. They come from many cultures and perspectives, and all walks of life.
Bioneers are scientists and artists, gardeners and economists, activists and public servants, architects and ecologists, farmers and journalists, priests and shamans, policymakers and citizens. They are everyday people committed to preserving and supporting the future of life on Earth. They herald a dawning Age of Restoration founded in natural principles of kinship, interdependence, cooperation, reciprocity, and community.
In addition to the speakers listed at right, lunch and dinner are available at $11 per meal.
Event Sponsor:
University of St. Thomas
Event Contact Name:
Cath Conlon
Event Phone Contact Information:
(713) 768-3422
Event Email Address:
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Event Website:
http://www.blackwoodland.com/TexasBioneers/
Event Fee:
Registration before Oct 1 is $100 for all three days (work exchange / scholarships available!)
Event Description:
For professional and general audiences, this three-day annual event equips participants with models, resources and networks, encouraging everyone to act as primary forces in the transformation toward a restorative future. Bioneers are biological pioneers who are working with nature to heal nature and ourselves. They have peered deep into the heart of living systems to devise strategies for restoration based on nature's own operating instructions. They come from many cultures and perspectives, and all walks of life.
Bioneers are scientists and artists, gardeners and economists, activists and public servants, architects and ecologists, farmers and journalists, priests and shamans, policymakers and citizens. They are everyday people committed to preserving and supporting the future of life on Earth. They herald a dawning Age of Restoration founded in natural principles of kinship, interdependence, cooperation, reciprocity, and community.
In addition to the speakers listed at right, lunch and dinner are available at $11 per meal.
Event Sponsor:
University of St. Thomas
Event Contact Name:
Cath Conlon
Event Phone Contact Information:
(713) 768-3422
Event Email Address:
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Event Website:
http://www.blackwoodland.com/TexasBioneers/
Event Fee:
Registration before Oct 1 is $100 for all three days (work exchange / scholarships available!)
Event Description:
For professional and general audiences, this three-day annual event equips participants with models, resources and networks, encouraging everyone to act as primary forces in the transformation toward a restorative future. Bioneers are biological pioneers who are working with nature to heal nature and ourselves. They have peered deep into the heart of living systems to devise strategies for restoration based on nature's own operating instructions. They come from many cultures and perspectives, and all walks of life.
Bioneers are scientists and artists, gardeners and economists, activists and public servants, architects and ecologists, farmers and journalists, priests and shamans, policymakers and citizens. They are everyday people committed to preserving and supporting the future of life on Earth. They herald a dawning Age of Restoration founded in natural principles of kinship, interdependence, cooperation, reciprocity, and community.
In addition to the speakers listed at right, lunch and dinner are available at $11 per meal.
Event Sponsor:
University of St. Thomas
Event Contact Name:
Cath Conlon
Event Phone Contact Information:
(713) 768-3422
Event Email Address:
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Event Website:
http://www.blackwoodland.com/TexasBioneers/
Event Fee:
Registration before Oct 1 is $100 for all three days (work exchange / scholarships available!)
Event Description:
When: 6:30 PM on October 20th
Where: Pavani's Indian Cuisine (10554 SWFwy--north side of I-59 just inside the Beltway)
There will be a presentation on Biodiesel and a session for candidates for City Council & other local seats.
Event Sponsor:
OilPatch Democrats
Event Contact Name:
John Preston
Event Email Address:
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Event Fee:
$10 suggested
Event Description:
On October 23, 2005, 1,138 people dressed in black and wearing "tragedy" masks will gather at Spotts Park to demonstrate against the discriminatory Texas Marriage Amendment.
Each individual will hold a sign with one of the 1,138 federal protections for married couples that are denied to same-sex couples and their families. We need you to participate and represent one of those rights in this historic event!
Event Sponsor:
Foundation for Family and Marriage Equality, Inc.
Event Email Address:
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Event Website:
www.familyequality.org
