Tacoma SDS

Tacoma SDS presents Radical Film Night each Friday at 7:30 PM at 808 N. Union (across from the University of Puget Sound).

Showing September 28, Salt of the Earth (1953)

Directed collaboratively by the infamous blacklisted "Hollywood Ten," this film -- the only blacklisted American film -- was made in spite of tremendous political pressure from the US government and major film studios.

Hey Friends.

On Saturday at noon on 10th and Commerce (Downtown bus station) there will be a
Jena 6 solidarity rally. Come check it out and bring a sign or something to show
support for some students caught up in an unjust, racist judicial system.

Even if it's for only a few minutes...

Peace.

Basic Peacekeeper Training

at Lacey Community Church
4501 19th Ave SE
Lacey, WA (north of Olympia)
Sunday September 30
from 12:45 PM - 7:00 PM
with several break periods.
Costs are sliding scale.
Bring your own brown bag lunch.
Snacks provided.

What is a PeaceKeeper Training?

Peacekeeper training is not offered very often. Please take advantage
of these rare opportunities!

We want our public activities for peace and social justice to be
nonviolent and effective, not disrupted by hecklers or other people with different

Tacoma SDS presents Radical Film Night each Friday at 7:30 PM at 808 N. Union (across from the University of Puget Sound).

Showing October 5, Mad Cowboy (2005)

Industrial Workers of the World organizing meeting. All are welcome.

We will meet in the McCormick Room, on the third floor of Collins Memorial Library on the University of Puget Sound campus.

If using an electronic mapping program, the best intersection to map to is "N Union Ave & N 18th St, Tacoma". Going North on Union, turn right on to N 18th St. Turn right into a small university parking lot (technically N Warner St.). Park and walk around to the front of the Library. There is a small map attached.

The Coalition for Low-Income Power Presents

The Focus on Poverty
Olympia City Council Candidate Forum

* Come question your city council candidates about homelessness, low-income rental conditions, and the realities of welfare in Olympia.

* Ask your candidates about the issues you care about. What will they do about police accountability? What about Tent City?

Saturday, October 6th at 1-3pm
First Christian Church (701 Franklin St)

Tacoma SDS presents Radical Film Night each Friday at 7:30 PM at 808 N. Union (across from the University of Puget Sound).

Showing October 12, Berkeley in the Sixties (1990)

This fast-paced documentary captures the decade's major events -- the birth of the Free Speech Movement, civil rights marches, anti-Vietnam War protests, the women's movement, and the rise of the Black Panthers -- with their full immediacy and passion. Dramatic archival footage and music is interwoven with present-day interviews with the people who gave the 60s its radical reputation.

If you support a woman's right to choose and/or Planned Parenthood, please come out for the

Visibility and Support Rally
Saturday October 13 (tomorrow)
in front of Tacoma Planned Parenthood
813 MLK Jr Blvd (9th and MLK)
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM

**Expect anti-choice folks to be present, vocal, and inane.**

Planned Parenthood workers, clients, and allies will be outside the building in support of the education, health care, safe and legal abortion services, and advocacy Planned Parenthood provides.

So'Just 07
Saturday, October 13
Evergreen State College, Tacoma Campus
1212 6th Ave. Tacoma, WA
11am-3pm
free.

To declare a day of social justice through art, music, and dance. There will be a food and coat drive so please bring items to donate if possible. Tables by the Industrial Worker's of the World, Students for a Democratic Society, Planned Parenthood, and more.

Featuring performances by:
2012, Steve & Kristi Nebel, Kusikia, Bolero, D.A.S.H., and Patrick Edelbacher.

sojust2007@hotmail.com
myspace.com/sojustfestival