[opirgyork] OPIRG AGM- Next Week + Lots of Upcoming Events!

[OPIRG York]

Hey Everyone!

Check out the awesome list of upcoming events and check out the job posting
for the Palestine Booklet Coordiantor, and our upcoming Annual General
Meeting information- it will be held April 7th from 1-4pm in RM 430 Student
Centre - lunch will be provided! Also our workingr group, Queer and Trans
Womyn Without Borders has a workshop this weekend on April 5th- check out
the details below, and confirm attendance, as lunch will be provided!

If you're interested in volunteering, or have any questions, please get in
touch with Victoria, at victoria at opirgyork.ca. We always are in need of
volunteers! And stop by the OPIRG York office anytime -- Room 449C Student
Centre!

-- OPIRG York


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*TODAY'S DIGEST:*

1. *April 7th:* *OPIRG York Annual General Meeting Information*
2. *JOB POSTING: *Part-time Palestine booklet project coordinator-
Deadline April
7th
3.* April 5th:* Civic Participation Workshop for New Comer/Migrant Women
4.* April 5th: *Solidarity with Honduras: An Evening with the Beehive
Collective + Lido Pimienta + Ruben Esguerra
5. *ONGOING: *Daniels Spectrum in Regent Park Presents (Mus)Interpreted
6.* ONGOING*: Premier Wynne: Scrap the new WSIB policies that will increase
injured worker poverty!
7. *April 2014*: Latin American and Caribbean Solidarity Network’s (LACSN)
6th annual Solidarity Month – April 2014
8. *April 16*: Do the Math: Climate Change and Resistance
9. *April 14*: TORONTO: Heels on Wheels Glitter Roadshow
10. *April 16*: MARGY PEPPER ◘ RETROGRADE NIGHTMARE ◘ CVNT PVNT ◘
FUNDRAISER FOR THE TWOC NETWORK ♦♦♦
11. *April 26*: SAVE THE DATE: Social Justice Discotech: AMC Fundraiser
Future Design Lab Toronto! + AMC Detroit Info.

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*1. **OPIRG York **Annual General Meeting Information:*

*Date*: Monday, April 7, 2014
*Time*: 1-4pm
*Location*: RM 430 Student Centre (GSA)
*Offers*: Free lunch and childcare subsidies available


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*2. **JOB POSTING: Part-time Palestine booklet project coordinator*


The Palestine booklet is a joint initiative between the Toronto Public
Interest Research Group, York Public Interest Research Group, Peterborough
Public Interest Research Group and the Graduate Students’ Union at the
University of Toronto. This booklet is meant to assist those engaged in
Palestine solidarity organizing by sharing strategies for organizing campus
based divestment campaigns, resisting backlash, building cross-movement
collaboration and learning lessons from past campaigns.

We are looking to hire an individual to coordinate the production of this
booklet, including interviewing organizers, researching the history and
tactics of Palestine solidarity work, writing and editing content, and
bottom-lining layout and distribution of the booklet.

This is a part-time, temporary, three-month position. More details on the
employment terms are available below.

*QUALIFICATIONS*:
A strong background in writing and editing publications. Experience with
alternative publications and alternative media is considered an asset.
A strong background in research, especially related to social movement
organizing
Experience with graphic design software, including Adobe Indesign and
Photoshop.
An explicit, integral and dedicated commitment to anti-racism and
anti-oppression
Familiarity and experience with Palestine solidarity organizing in North
America, and knowledge of the history and tactics of this movement
Ability to prioritize work and manage numerous tasks simultaneously
Self-directed and able to take initiative and meet deadlines in a dynamic
work environment
Strong written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills
Strong organizational and time management skills
OTHER ASSETS:
Capacity for basic website maintenance or HTML skills.
Knowledge of the PIRG network and its structure
Experience coordinating projects, campaigns and events
Familiarity with other divestment campaigns

*RESPONSIBILITIES*:
With the support of the participating organizations, this position would be
responsible for:
Talking to organizations and individuals involved in campus Palestine
solidarity organizing throughout Canada and the U.S.
Researching the history, strategies and tactics of different Palestinian
solidarity groups, including how groups have dealt with backlash, and
prioritizing information beneficial to current organizing.
Compiling all information and writing booklet chapters
Editing and layout of the booklet
Distributing the booklet to all relevant organizations and creating a
website for the material to be available online
Coordinating a launch for the booklet for Summer/Fall 2014

*Employment Terms:*
This is a part-time temporary staff position with 20 hours per week at a
rate of$15/hour, for a period of three months. The applicant would
preferably be living in either Toronto or Peterborough, but accommodations
can be made for applicants living in other cities. This work environment
will have little day-to-day supervision.

*How to Apply:*
Applicants must provide a resume, cover letter and three references (with
phone numbers). As this job requires writing and design experience, all
applicants are asked to submit a writing sample and a sample of their
design work, if applicable. We welcome the contributions that individuals
from marginalized communities bring to our organizations, and invites
aboriginal people, people of colour, women, gays, lesbians, bisexuals,
trans* people, queer people, single parents, members of ethnic minorities,
immigrants and disabled people to apply. We encourage applicants to
describe the contributions and experience that they, as individuals who
identify with marginalized communities, would bring to this position in
their cover letter. Applications that do not include all the above
requirements will not be considered.

*Deadline for Submissions: *Monday April 7, 2014, 5PM
*Position Start Date:* Monday April 28, 2014

Please e-mail all applications to: palestinesolidaritybooklet at gmail.com

Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls
please.
Please direct any questions about the application process
topalestinesolidaritybooklet at gmail.com.


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*3. **Civic Participation Workshop for New Comer/Migrant Women*

*Date*: Saturday, April 5th
*Time*: 12pm
*Location*: CWTP @ York, RM 322 Student Centre, York University (4700 Keele
St.)
**Lunch to be provided, please RSVP*:
https://www.facebook.com/events/722387624449554

Are you a new comer/migrant woman? Are you interested in discussing the
connections between the daily struggles of migrants and government decision
making? Come by the Civic Participation Workshop for New Comer/Migrant
Women happening this weekend at York University brought to you by QTWWB and
the New Life Mennonite Centre. The workshop is free of charge,
nonreligious, and no registration is needed, we will be providing a light
lunch at the event. Please do RSVP here just so we know how much food to
buy though. (https://www.facebook.com/events/722387624449554)


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*4. **Solidarity with Honduras: An Evening with the Beehive Collective +
Lido Pimienta + Ruben Esguerra*

*WHO*: YOU + The Beehive Collective + Lido Pimienta + Ruben Esguerra

*WHAT*: An evening of art, storytelling, spoken word, music, food and drink
to raise funds to support Bertha Oliva and Ninoska Benitez, human rights
activists and members of the Committee of the Relatives of the Disappeared
and Detained in Honduras (COFADEH), as they join us for an important
speaking tour in Canada (see below for more details on the tour).

*WHERE*: 193 Dowling Avenue (Just west of Queen and Lansdowne)

*WHEN*: Saturday April 5th, 2014

*WHY*: To act in solidarity with Hondurans against increasing violence,
repression and impunity, especially that which is exacerbated by Canadian
corporate investment in the country

*HOW (MUCH)*: PWYC ($10 is the suggested donation, but there is absolutely
no pressure; no one will be turned away)

*This event is in cooperation with The Latin American and Caribbean
Solidarity Network’s (LACSN) 6th annual Solidarity Month. The themes for
this year are Food and Water Sovereignty. For more details check out:
https://www.facebook.com/events/629087370498426/
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**THE EVENING**

We will begin the evening with a story-sharing session facilitated by
members of THE BEEHIVE DESIGN COLLECTIVE. This will focus on “Mesoamerica
Resiste”, the Collective’s most recently completed graphic, the making of
which spanned 9 years! It illustrates “stories of resistance, resilience
and solidarity from Mexico to Colombia” in response to “mega-infrastructure
projects that are literally paving the way for free trade agreements” which
threaten to devastate local communities. Since the research for this
graphic included a visit to COFADEH in Honduras, emphasis will be put on
the stories which they shared.
http://beehivecollective.org/beehive_poster/mesoamerica-resiste/

The story-sharing session will be followed by performances from LIDO
PIMIENTA and RUBEN ESGUERRA!

LIDO PIMIENTA is a Toronto-based Colombian born interdisciplinary
artist-curator and musician. She has performed, exhibited, and curated
around the world since 2002. Her work explores the politics of gender,
race, motherhood, identity and the construct of the Canadian landscape in
the Latin American Diaspora and vernacular. Her music incorporates (for
starters) electronic beats, analog synths, Afro-Colombian rhythms and
out-of-this-world chanting. The release of her first album "Color LP"
opened the gate for several collaborations with artists in Canada and
around the world, making her one of the most prolific song-writers,
lyricists and improv virtuosos of her generation. She is currently working
on a new album entitled "La Papessa", at the same time as pursuing a degree
in Art Criticism and Curatorial Practice at The Ontario College of Art and
Design University (OCADU).
http://lidopimientart.tumblr.com/

RUBEN ESGUERRA is a Toronto-based Colombian born musician, poet, educator
and activist. He began playing professionally at the age of 17 and in 2012,
after many years of hard work, he released his first album "A New
Tradition". This also happens to be the name of Esguerra's 13 piece band.
Ancestral musical styles + urban cultural expressions are what make up "A
New Tradition". It incorporates ancient instruments such as the 2000 year
old indigenous kuizi bunzi flute (a.k.a. Colombian gaita) with more recent
instruments such as the turntables, and then builds upons these sounds with
a mix of spoken word, hip-hop, Latin rhythms and melodies. Some of the
themes which are central to Esguerra's work include - global economic
inequality, violence at the hands of multinational corporations, police
brutality, and, on a more positive note, unity within cultural diversity.
When he is not playing music, Esguerra is busy working as the lead program
instructor at the Palisades Media Arts Academy at Jane and Finch, a program
that provides at-risk youth with musical training as a means for
self-expression and empowerment.
http://www.newtraditionmusic.com/BenyEsguerraEPK/Bio.html

Once the performances wrap up, the space will open up for a FREESTYLE JAM!
There are musical instruments on hand so no need to bring any.. unless you
really feel like it.


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*5. **Daniels Spectrum in Regent Park Presents (Mus)Interpreted*

For the month of April, Daniels Spectrum (585 Dundas Street East, Toronto)
is hosting (Mus)Interpreted, a group exhibition featuring the work of over
20 local, young Muslim contemporary female artists. Their lived realities
are expressed using painting, photography and installation. In these works,
they recognize that they belong to themselves and not the constructions
created by the media, governments or their communities. Together they
explore and interrogate the notions and spaces in which Muslimah’s are
defined and redefined. Rooted in Regent Park, the show takes up physical
space in a neighborhood where Muslimahs have created art for decades.
(Mus)Interpreted is a collective visioning of their individual and communal
“herstories” shared and negotiated through their created works.

Opening Reception: Thursday, April 3 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Catering will be
provided by the Afghan Women’s Centre.

Closing Reception: Thursday, May 1 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm and will feature
spoken word and musical performances, artist talks and presentations.

(Mus)Interpreted is free and open to the public daily (Monday to Friday,
8:00 am to 9:00 pm, Saturday to Sunday, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm) from April 3 –
May 1, 2014 in the first and second floor Hallway Galleries.

This exhibition is a collaboration between Outburst! Young Muslim Women’s
Project, The Truth & Dare Project and SpeakSudan in partnership with
Artscape at Daniels Spectrum.

Daniels Spectrum is a platform for cultural exchange and collaboration,
with programming rooted in Regent Park and open to the world. It is a place
where people come to be inspired, to learn, to share, to create. It
showcases artistic talent, acts as an incubator for creativity and a
workshop for social and cultural innovation.

Daniels Spectrum is operated by Artscape, a not-for-profit urban
development organization that makes space for creativity and transforms
communities. For more information on Artscape, please visit www.artscape.ca.

About the Organizers

Outburst! Young Muslim Women Project is a movement of young Muslim women in
Toronto who are breaking silence and speaking out about violence through
art, research and education. It is a program of the Barbra Schlifer
Commemorative Clinic (the Clinic). The Clinic offers legal representation,
professional counselling and multilingual interpretation to women who have
experienced violence.
www.outburstmovement.com

SpeakSudan is a collective of east African individuals that promotes
creative expression of the experiences of East African youth and allies in
the Diaspora.
www.speaksudan.org

The Truth & Dare Project is a series of photography based art-making
workshops and art dares for young Muslim women.
www.tndproject.com

Funding for (Mus)Interpreted is graciously provided by ArtReach Toronto &
Tides Canada Youth Pitch Contest, Canadian Women’s Foundation and Trillium
Foundation.

Curators

This exhibit was curated by a team of young Muslim women from across the
city of Toronto.

Ala Al-Thibeh
Fatima Wahid
Leila Fatemi
Nasma Ahmed
Rania El Mugammar
Shameela Zaman
Zahra Agjee

With support from elle alconcel, curator at Daniels Spectrum and the Youth
Outreach Coordinator at the Ryerson Image Centre.

Exhibiting Artists

Ala Al-Thibeh
Ammara Wasim
Fathima Husna
Fatima Wahid
Hamdi Ali
Hira Kazmi
Huda Hassan
Jaudat Adnan
Jumana Chowdhury
Kashfia Rahman
Leila Fatemi
Maha Munaf
Mehwish Siddiqui
Naqa al-Thibeh
Rabab al-Kishmeri
Rola Kuidir
Zahra Agjee
The Creative Girls Crew
The Truth & Dare Photography Project


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*6. **Premier Wynne: Scrap the new WSIB policies that will increase injured
worker poverty!*

The Workplace Safety & Insurance Board (WSIB) is trying to radically change
the workers’ compensation system in Ontario, at the expense of all workers.
It is attempting to push through a series of policies that, if passed, will
ensure that fewer injured workers will be entitled to compensation, and
those who are entitled will get far less. And costs that should be paid by
employers will be downloaded onto working people by pushing more injured
workers onto social assistance.

This approach is fundamentally wrong and profoundly unjust. All workers
deserve to be protected if they get hurt at work. These policies, though,
go the other direction – they take away protection and restrict
compensation. Because of this, the draft policies must be scrapped now.

*PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION* to Premier Kathleen Wynne, asking her to hold
true to her poverty reduction platform by stepping in to stop these
regressive policies from being implemented.

Share the link to send a strong message to the Premier that we want justice
for injured workers!
http://www.change.org/en-CA/petitions/premier-kathleen-wynne-scrap-the-new-wsib-policies-that-will-increase-injured-worker-poverty#


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*7. **Latin American and Caribbean Solidarity Network’s (LACSN) 6th annual
Solidarity Month – April 2014*

*Food and Water Sovereignty*

sovereignty:

• The absolute and independent authority of a community, nation, etc.; the
right to autonomy or self-government.

The Latin American and Caribbean Solidarity Network’s (LACSN) is excited to
announce its 6th annual Solidarity Month – April 2014 .

This year’s themes are food and water sovereignty. Our conversations will
focus on understanding what is food and water sovereignty? How communities
and nations ensure their access to nutritional food and clean water today
and in the future. And, looking at how communities and nations in Latin
America and the Caribbean have responded to the commodification of food and
water?

The commodification of food and water happens when basic human needs are
seen as things to be bought and sold for profit. increasingly, corporations
are taking control of food and water resulting in increased food and water
insecurity for most of the world’s population, the proliferation of
genetically modified organisms, the privatization of water, corporate land
grabbing and unsustainable agricultural practices which has resulted in the
destruction of the environment.. This has been and continues to be resisted
globally!

Please join us as we discuss, debate and strategize together and continue
to vision and build food and water sovereignty!


*SAVE THE DATES:*

Friday April 4 & 5 Honouring Our Waters
https://www.facebook.com/events/268807699952529/?context=create

April 11-13 International Festival of Poetry of Resistance

April 12 FMLN Celebration Victory
United Steelworkers Hall
25 Cecil St (College St/Spadina Ave)
6:30pm

April 13 LULA LOUNGE- Celebrating Resistance
https://www.facebook.com/events/274173986078408/

April 16 DECOLONIZING ANTI-RACISM CONFERNECE
Senate Chambers N940 Ross, York University
11:00-12:00 – Indigenous Sovereignty & Settler Narratives

April 21 Food Sovereignty- Forum

April 25 Political Mobilization- Forum
https://www.facebook.com/events/223409547867725/

For more information please email us at:

lacsncanada at gmail.com

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*8. **Do the Math: Climate Change and Resistance*

Food prices skyrocket as California experiences one of its worst-ever
droughts; extreme weather catastrophes everyday in the news; tar sands oil
spills into Lake Michigan, potentially poisoning the water of 7 million
people... The climate crisis is real, and we who inherit the crisis will
not be silent about it!

Join the Environmental Justice Collective at George Brown College (EJC) as
it hosts a screening of 350.org's Do the Math, a short film about climate
change and resistance, followed by a workshop on the theme of how we can
resist the destruction:

*Wednesday April 16th, 4-7pm*
*Room B155, Career Services*
*200 King Street East*

The event will feature a special original recorded speech by
internationally renowned Bill McKibben, a musical performance from
Ogitchidaa Singers (who recently played with Neil Young) and leaders from
Toronto 350.org.

*This is a free, wheelchair accessible event with light dinner provided*

**Please share widely, volunteers welcome, contact ejc.gbc at gmail.com**


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*9. **TORONTO: Heels on Wheels Glitter Roadshow*

*Date*: Monday April 14th, 2014
*Time*: 7pm
*Location*: Tranzac, 292 Brunswick Ave, Toronto
*Cost*: $7 - 15 sliding scale
*FB*: https://www.facebook.com/events/695566890482161

The 2014 Glitter Roadshow features Damien Luxe, Heather Ács, Shomi Noise,
Sabina Ibarrola, Angel Nafis, Alvis Parsley, and wrangler/visual artist
Lizxnn Disaster. The Heels on Wheels Glitter Roadshow tours the US annually
with a dazzling, diverse cabaret of performance art works and acts of
resistance by queer folks of femme-inine spectrum genders.

The show itself consists of six performers, local acts in every city – and
a dance party if you’re lucky! The fearless artists rampage from hi-femme
to femmedrogyny in a wild revue of visceral poetic performance, emotional
escape plans, high femme drag, multimedia mermaids, and rocknroll you can
sink your heels into!

Shomi Noise plays guitar and reads from her zine series “Building Up
Emotional Muscles,” the story of her journey as a Bolivian immigrant
navigating U.S. culture and finding herself through alternative music
scenes. Damien Luxe “Femme Footprints In The Sand” uses mermaids and
powdered milk to explore thriving past poverty. Heather Ács’ “Welcome to
the Waldorf Hysteria” uses multi-media high-femme drag histrionics to reach
beyond language and ask, what do we gain when we lose control? Angel Nafis’
poetry celebrates the everything and everywhere of her world, of love and
divinity, of her black girl brilliance in its vastness and depth. Alvis
Parsley's heartfelt confession draws on their experiences as a genderqueer
Asian while questioning the roles of institutions, authority, and the
ecosystem of the arts with both humor and tenderness.
Sabina Ibarrola melts down and melts hearts in a pop culture performative
exploration of breaking up and breaking through with the help of karaoke
and Carrie Bradshaw. This year also includes a selection of video art by
Louis Chavez, Kristin Li, Ellie Beth, Jacqueline Mary, and Celeste Chan.

Come see the glitter and grit for yourself: don’t miss the fifth Heels on
Wheels Glitter Roadshow, April 11-20, 2014, heelsonwheelsroadshow.com


XO,
Heels on Wheels

Heels on Wheels is a Brooklyn-based group of interdisciplinary artists who
create performance-based cultural works and community events that have a
feminist and radical agenda, are produced from sites of
femme/inine-positive queer embodiment, and reveal the power in
under-represented communities. More about the event, the artists, and the
Heels on Wheels here: http://www.heelsonwheelsroadshow.com/roadshow-2014/

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*10. **♦♦♦ MARGY PEPPER ◘ RETROGRADE NIGHTMARE ◘ CVNT PVNT ◘ FUNDRAISER FOR
THE TWOC NETWORK ♦♦♦*

*Date*: Wednesday, April 16, 2014
*Time*: 8pm- 12am
*Location*: 163 Sterling Road, Toronto

queer punk takeover//fundraiser for the trans women of colour network (for
the allied media conference)!!!

MARGY PEPPER (Olympia, WA)
dreamy dark pop
http://margypepper.bandcamp.com/

RETROGRADE NIGHTMARE
members of the loved Matt Damon!!

CVNT PVNT
sweet sweet punk t00ns
http://cvntpvnt.bandcamp.com/


This show is also going to be a fundraiser for the Trans Women of Colour
Network for the Allied Media Conference! We will be selling zines and
posters as well as accepting donations! If you would like to donate
something for this fundraiser (zines, art work, music, etc) please get in
touch!

Why This Network? Why Now?

We know that trans women of color are magical, powerful, skilled and wise,
yet there is still no international network joining us together to address
the struggles we face. This network gathering seeks to change that. We
hosting a day long network gathering at the 2014 Allied Media Conference in
Detroit, Michigan which will include discussions, movement and collective
visioning to work towards building an international network of trans women
of color!
More info here:
https://alliedmedia.org/news/2014/02/13/support-fundraising-towards-international-trans-women-color-network-gathering

If you can't make it to this event consider donating to their indiegogo
fund:
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/international-trans-women-of-color-network-gathering-at-amc2014

UNIT 2 - 163 Sterling Road - ALL AGES - WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE
DOORS 8PM (OVER BY MIDNIGHT SO SHELVE YR PUNK TIME AND PLEASE BE ON TIME)
$5/PWYC/No one turned away for lack of $$
INVITE YR PALS.

♦ ♦ ♦ Punk is an alienating place for many people. Please remember that
when navigating through these spaces. This show prioritizes the safety and
well being of queer and trans people, people of colour, and women - folks
who are all too often made to feel unsafe and unwelcome in these spaces.
Oppressive behaviour of any kind will get you told to leave. don't assume
people's genders. don't be a jerk! ♦ ♦ ♦

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*11. **Social Justice Discotech: AMC Fundraiser Future Design Lab Toronto!
+ AMC Detroit Info.*

*Time & Location*
Saturday, April 26, 9am-6:30pm
Bento Miso, 862 Richmond St. W., Unit 100, Toronto

*On facebook: *https://www.facebook.com/events/1432251527016446/

*Summary*
Discover how to use design and technology to map out and build more just
and sustainable visions of the future!

*Description*
This one-day social justice-focused skill-sharing extravaganza will host
numerous design and technology discovery stations. This will be devoted to
hands-on, DIY, Do It Together, collaborative design, making and hacking,
hardware and software collaboration stations and skill-shares. Bring your
ideas for a better world and we’ll show you how to:

*Tackle a problem using design thinking
*Design your own poster in Photoshop
*Screenprint
*Map a community’s stories and resources
*MORE!!
*Note these may/will change and expand- it is based on proposals we receive
and what skills folks are willing to share.

There will be a registration fee/registration process- we are developing
this process and will post as soon as details are available.

*PROPOSE A SKILLS-SHARE:*
If you are an artist, designer, skills sharer, creator, connector,
transformer, or anything else awesome, please get in touch and let us know
what skills you might be willing to share- and invite others you know to
offer their skills as well!
CONTACT Victoria at:
veegs42 at gmail.com.

Proceeds will go to the Social Justice Open Studio in Toronto and the
Future Design Lab that will be hosted by the Allied Media Conference in
Detroit in June 2014. (June 19-22nd).

*****

Read about Bento Miso’s diversity and inclusiveness policy (
https://bentomiso.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201628406-Diversity-and-Inclusiveness-Statement)
and the accessibility of the space (
https://bentomiso.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201818783-Accessibility).
Please email veegs42 at gmail.com to request ASL interpretation (We will do
our best to make this happen but have very limited access to funds) or any
other accessibility requirements. Written documentation/resources will be
made available as much as possible.
******

*REGISTRATION for the Allied Media Conference in Detroit, June 19-22, 2014*

https://store.alliedmedia.org/2014reg

The AMC offers sliding scale registration so that the conference can be
accessible to as many people as possible. Please support the AMC by giving
generously with your registration contribution. The true expense of the AMC
is $125 per person. We will consider the registration amount you pay in
excess of $125 as a tax-deductible gift to Allied Media Projects.

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