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La Reforma no es Suficiente!
voces de la comunidad inmigrante de philadelphia

Una muestra de peliculas hechas por la comunidad inmigrante de philadelphia y información sobre las campañas por los derrechos para inmigrantes en Philadelphia.

El viernes, el 16 de octubre, 7pm
Calvary Church
la 48 & Baltimore Ave., West Philly

Apoyado por:
New Sanctuary Movement
Media Moblizing Project
Prometheus Radio Project
Juntos: Casa de los Soles
Defenestrator
Radio Tlacuache

Reform is not Enough!
voices from immigrant communities in Philadelphia

Film Screening of videos produced by immigrant community members in philadelphia. Followed by discussion and information about local campaigns for immigrant and human rights in Philadelphia.

Friday, October 16, 7pm
Calvary Church
48th & Baltimore Ave., West. Philly

Cosponsoring Organizations:
New Sanctuary Movement | Media Moblizing Project | Prometheus Radio Project | Juntos: Casa de los Soles | Defenestrator | Radio Tlacuache

We just got back from Pittsburgh after traveling across the state, connecting personally with some local struggles and participating in exciting actions and protests against our global ruling elite's neoliberal agenda. Despite a veritable police state in Pittsburgh, the time was inspiring and rewarding enough we felt we should send out this report back to those who couldn't make it. We also temporarily lost a caravaner who was wrongfully arrested while filming some of the police repression in the streets, so we're combining this with an urgent appeal for funds for his release!

The People's Caravan departed Philadelphia on Monday, September 21st, stopping in Lancaster and York to meet with community groups and pick up people for protests in Harrisburg.

Rally in Lancaster

Caravan in York

Pennsylvania, along with the rest of the world, is in crisis. Many people do not have access to decent housing, education, healthcare, jobs, healthy food, transportation and communication. While we are told that there are not resources to provide for our basic needs, bankers and the ultra-rich get trillions of dollars in bail-out funding, and our services are cut and costly wars are waged.

WURD Radio in Philadelphia interviewed MOVE 9 members Delbert and Phil Africa, during the week of August 8, 2009 -- the 31st 'anniversary' of the Aug. 8, 1978 police assault on MOVE's home in Powelton Village, West Philadelphia.

Aug 3, with Bill Anderson

 Aug 5, with Sutan Jahid Ahmed

Aug 8, with Norm Bond

For more information about the parole hearings, please visit http://www.onamove.com and http://www.move9parole.blogspot.com

Join the Defenestrator for a screening newly released documentary The Chicago Conspiracy. John of Subversive Action Films with introduce the film, discussing his contemporary struggles in Chile and the work of the collective he is a part of.

Thursday July 30th

8:30 p.m.

Firehouse Bikes

50th and Baltimore Avenue

About the The Chicago Conspiracy

Last month, in Shenandoah, PA, just a couple hours drive from Philly, an all white jury dismissed murder charges against 4 white high school students accused of killing Luis Ramirez. Last July, Ramirez, a young Mexican living in Shenandoah, had been waiting to meet up with his fiancée and sister when four football players from the local high school picked a fight, interspersing racist epithets with punches and kicks. The four took turns beating Ramirez. Once Ramirez was beaten to the ground, a final kick cracked his skull. He died in the hospital the next day from the injuries.

Edited by Chris Spannos

Review by James Generic

"Real Utopia: Participatory Economics for the 21st Century", edited by Chris Spannos, is a collectionof essays by a multitude of authors who have developed Participator Economic (Parecon) theory, used it in real collective work, and have written extensively in defense of participatory economics.