Tacoma SDS

Tacoma-Olympia Mayday Calendar 2008: NOTE: UPDATED

OLYMPIA:
Noon Mayday Rally —Sylvester Park (Legion & Capitol Way, Oly)
2 PM Olympia March

TACOMA: (NOTE: UPDATED)
7 PM Working Families, Not War program—1911 Pacific Ave. Washington State History Museum, Tacoma
8:30 PM Candle-light Vigil at Federal Courthouse, 1717 Pacific Ave.

Background:

NO PEACE - NO WORK
End the war now - bring our troops home safely
Join workers from the Puget Sound in protesting the war on May 1, International Worker's Day

Thursday, May 1st
12:00 noon
Jack Perry Memorial Park
1729 Alaska Way South, Seattle
(between Pier 30 and Pacific Maritime Institute)

March along the waterfront to Pier 66

Dear Sisters and Brothers,

I want to invite you to join with labor and our allies in a march
and rally for peace. The International Longshore & Warehouse Union
(ILWU) has called for united labor action on International Workers Day,

Poor People's Solidarity Needed:
Attend Tacoma City Council on May 6 and let them know the King Shelter is a valuable community resource!

Tacoma Students for a Democratic Society and GI Voice present:

Iraq Veterans Seth Manzel and Josh Simpson speaking at UPS. Both veterans are members of Iraq Veterans Against the War and GI Voice.

May 8, 2008
McCormick Room (3rd floor library)
University of Puget Sound
6:30pm
free

Eugene: Beyond Patriarchy conference May 9-10

Beyond Patriarchy collective

The conference will include presentations, workshops, discussions, and performances. Space will be provided for last second presentations. Conference attendees are encourage to bring zines as there will be a zine swap.

A benefit concert will take place at the Campbell Club co-op (1670 Alder St.) on May 10 at 9:00pm as part of the conference. The concert will feature performances by Felina, riotfok collective member Brenna Sahatijian, and possibly others.

Do you like peace? Do you like to party? Then come to the Peace Party! The main focus of this party is to show non-activists that activism can be seriously fun as well as to gather local activists together for a night of good clean fun. There will be live music, spoken word, free tea and vegan food, art-making, paper cranes, and more. Please come and show your support of peace and activism and show the non-activist community that activists are not that intimidating and actually have a lot of fun while doing good things for the community. This event is sponsored by Sota SDS.

Eugene: Beyond Patriarchy conference May 9-10

Beyond Patriarchy collective

The conference will include presentations, workshops, discussions, and performances. Space will be provided for last second presentations. Conference attendees are encourage to bring zines as there will be a zine swap.

A benefit concert will take place at the Campbell Club co-op (1670 Alder St.) on May 10 at 9:00pm as part of the conference. The concert will feature performances by Felina, riotfok collective member Brenna Sahatijian, and possibly others.