[antiwar-van] WE ARE EVERYWHERE! DATE CHANGE

[noii-van at resist.ca]

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This Just In: We Are Everywhere tour ! Recently  returned from Iraq where
they were kidnapped by the resistance and then released unharmed, they
will present video and stories from their
experiences.

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Friday, May 28, 6:30 pm
@ SFU Harbour Centre (515 West Hastings Street)
Sliding Scale $5-10 (no one turned away for lack of $$)
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(partial proceeds will go to help re-build Spartacus Books and to the
Land, Freedom, Decolonization Coalition)

We Are Everywhere: the irresistible rise of global anticapitalism was
described by Canadian writer Naomi Klein as "...the first book to truly
capture and embody the exuberant creativity and radical intellect of
the protest movements."

Stern, Martinez and Wildings are just back from Iraq, and will present
hard-hitting images, stories and video from the streets of Baghdad and
Fallujah to accompany Whitney's analysis. The presentation is a multimedia
performance comprised of several elements: a slideshow and video from the
current uprising in Iraq, a video highlighting the diversity of various
threads of resistance around the world, an exhibition of beautiful photos
and illustrative quotations from their book, a brief talk on the current
situation in Iraq and the connections between the anti-war movements
and the global anticapitalist movements covered in We Are Everywhere,
and an open discussion with the audience.


Andrew Stern http://andrewstern.net is a photojournalist and media
activist who was working in Iraq with Naomi Klein, (author of No Logo
http://nologo.org), Jennifer Whitney is a grassroots organizer  who
participated in the popular uprising in Argentina and organized the
shut down of the WTO in Seattle,David Martinez is a journalist and
filmmaker who sent dispatches to Bay Guardian and Democracy Now
http://vitw.us/weblog/archives/cat_david_martinez.html, Jo Wildings is
a British human Rights worker and writer whose writings from Falujah
were widely published: http://wilfirejo.blogspot.com/ They just
returned from Fallujah, Iraq, where they worked with injured civilians,
were fired on by US Marines and captured (and released) by Iraqi
resistance.