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The events collected in the W A M M Events Calendar represent a diversity of viewpoints, which may not be the viewpoint of Women Against Military Madness (W A M M) and/or its individual members.

We make our best effort to include events which are in line with our mission, but we are not intimately involved with the planning of most of the events listed. Please contact the planners directly for more information or if you have concerns.

Comments/listings for this calendar can be sent to: wamm@mtn.org.

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WAMM Ongoing Events Calendar: Justice and Peace in the Twin Cities

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Also, See Ongoing Vigils - click here >>

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Radio: On KFAI Community Radio
90.3 FM Minneapolis, 106.7 FM St.Paul
(archived for 2 weeks after broadcast www.kfai.org)

Indian Uprising. Sunday 4 pm.
Half hour Public Affairs & Cultural radio program for, by, and about American Indian people broadcast. Selected previous programs older than two weeks can be heard online.

Conversations With Al McFarlane. Monday 11 am.
Issues from the African-American and African communties produced/hosted by the publisher of the African-American weekly newspaper INSIGHT News.

Catalyst: politics & culture. Tuesday 11 am.
Local & national multicultural voices in a "sound-collage" format that includes poetry, diverse music and transormational art,produced/hosted by activist/writer Lydia Howell.

Northern Sun News. Friday, 11:30 am.
Brings you the events you missed, great talks from Michael Moore to Arundhati Roy by environmenatl/peace activist Don Olson.

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Radio: On KMOJ
89.9 FM

Street Soldiers. Thursday, 9 - 10 pm.
The African American Men Project and Pilot City Health Center are making the global local, by bringing Street Soldiers - a California-based radio show - to the Twin Cities. This interventive, youth-development radio program offers specific methods for violence prevention and conflict reduction, while also using a public and mental health approach to identify factors that put youth across the country at risk. Street Soldiers demonstrates new rules for living that steer youth away from violence and helps reshape the lens through which our children see themselves. FFI: call T.J. at 612.302.4692.

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WAMM Iraq Committee, first Monday of each month, 5:30 p.m. Sabathani Community Center, 310 E. 38th St., Mpls.

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WAMM Steering Committee meeting, second Tuesday of each month, 6:00 p.m. Sabathani Community Center, 310 E. 38th St., Minneapolis.

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WAMM Tackling Torture at the Top (T3), second and fourth Wednesdays, 10:00 a.m., St. Martin's Table, 2001 Riverside Avenue, Minneapolis.

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Tuesday Tea Time Conversational Salons.
Every Tuesday evening from 6:30-8:30 pm at Mad Hatter's Teahouse. 943 West 7th Street, St.Paul. Call Patty at (651) 290-2584 or (651) 227-3228. Talking is necessary these days, isn't it? Join for discussions on interesting topics. Bring your firends and meet your neighbors.
Suggested $3-5 includes tea, treats and ambiance. www.saintpaulgallery.com

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MnSOAWatch meets monthly.
NEXT MEETING or Info: online or mnsoaw@circlevision.org

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People of Peace and Goodwill People for Peace and Goodwill in Northfield meets every Thursday at 7 pm at the Center for Sustainable Living, 313 1/2 Division St. Sponored by People of Peace and Goodwill. FFI: Patrick at magnusthegood@hotmail.com or 507-645-6365.

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Weekly discussion group on progressive issues, and an anti-war, peace and justice focus. The group will meet at Black Dog Coffee & Wine Bar on Sundays, noon-1 pm. Called "Brainstorm", the group will focus on sharing information about the world situation, action opportunities, and offer opportunity to discuss the challenging issues facing us. We hope this newly forming group can help us to reenergize spirits for active civic participation. For more information, call Brent, Stacy or Wes at the Black Dog. The Black Dog is located at 4th and Broadway, across from the Farmer's Market in Lowertown, St. Paul. 651-228-9274.

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Code Pink: Women for Peace meets the first Wednesday of the month at 7 PM at Sindbad's International Market & Cafe, 2528 Nicollet Ave S. in Minneapolis. FFI: 612-889-5812 (cell)

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