MAY 5 Event Update includes Special Mothers Day Justice Events
From: ERALLIS (ERALLISaol.com)
Date: Thu, 5 May 2005 14:34:30 -0700 (PDT)
     
 
 
MUUSJA E-EVENT UPDATE  MAY 5,  2005 
Metro UU Social Justice Alliance--Bringing together   
UUs to work collectively for social  change. 
This update includes announcements  about: 
A. UU Events  
B. Community Events  
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A. UPCOMING UU EVENTS  
1. 
THURSDAY, MAY 5 
7:00-9:00  PM 
MEETING OF UU ECOMINDS, a new working group of  MUUSJA.   
Agenda includes sharing of Earth Day events, confirming  action projects, and 
update on Peak Oil program on June 10th.   
First Unitarian Society,  Minneapolis   
FFI: Madalyn Cioci.  joemadalyn [at] earthlink.net 
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2. 
THURSDAY, MAY 5 
7:00-9:00  PM 
MEETING OF UU AFFORDABLE HOUSING PARTNERSHIP, a working  group of MUUSJA 
First Unitarian Society,  Minneapolis   
FFI: Bob Aderhold.raderhold [at] mn.rr.com.   
3. 
WEDNESDAY MAY 11  
7:00 PM 
MEETING, INTERFAITH PROJECT WORKING GROUP  MEETING
Includes discussion of “Draft Statement of Purpose” (please  come with 
comments and suggested language), learnings from the April  30th workshop. 

First Universalist Church, Room 206 
FFI: Phyllis Stenerson at  info [at] wisethoughts.com.

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B. COMMUNITY EVENTS OF  INTEREST 
1. 
MAY  6 
6:30 PM 
Free   
MOVIE: MOTORCYCLE  DIARIES 
The true story of  23-year-old Argentine medical student Che Guevara, who 
traveled across  South  America on a motorcycle with his friend Alberto Granado 
in  1951-1952, in a personal odyssey which would ultimately inspire him to  
become a revolutionary. The duo has a series of adventures that vary from  the 
suspenseful to the comedic. 128 minutes. Spanish/ English.

Resource Center of the Americas 
3019 Minnehaha Ave., Minneapolis  
FFI: 612-276-0788.

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2.   
FRIDAY MAY  6 
7:00 PM 

MOVIE: SUITE  HAVANA 
The movie U.S. Customs  didn't want you to see! This vibrant documentary 
follows nearly a dozen  inhabitants of La Isla, capturing their diverse 
routines 
within a 24-hour  period. Director Fernando Perez focuses on life's smaller 
details...with  little dialogue.  

Anderson Hall   
Washington Ave SE bet Blegen  Hall, Mississippi River next to Soc Sciences 
Tower
Sponsored by  Minnesota Cuba Committee
$5 donation requested
FFI: August Nimtz,  612 624-1512

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3. 
MAY 6-MAY  12 

FILM: "WMD: WEAPONS OF  MASS DECEPTION"  
Award winning Film Director  Danny Schechter’s new film paints  
a meticulous and damning  portrait of the media's coverage of
the  Iraq war. Schleicher will introduce the film on opening  night. 
Sponsors: MN Film Arts and MN Alliance of Peacemakers.

Bell  Auditorium
U of M East Bank campus
17th & University Av  SE

Opening Night Admission on MAY 6 at 7:00 PM
$12 gen, $10  stu/sen, $9  MFA mem

Director will not be present at 9:45 PM  showing
$8 gen, $6:50 stu/sen, $5:00 MFA mem

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4. 
SATURDAY, MAY 7  
10:30 AM 
MOTHERS DAY PEACE WALK.   
Join mothers and others to  promote the world we want for future generations. 
Program follows at  Judson  Memorial  Baptist  Church,  4144 Harriet  Ave., 
at  11:30  a.m. Includes very short  speeches by: Polly Mann, a founding member 
of WAMM; Anita Scully, mother  of an Iraq War veteran; and others. There will 
be a special space for  games and children, as well as snacks provided.  
Meet at 10:30  AM in Lyndale  Park Peace  Garden (across from Lake  Harriet 
Rose Garden on Roseway  Road).Walk begins at 11:00 AM 
Organized by the Twin  Cities Peace Campaign-Focus on Iraq (612-522-1861) and 
 WAMM, as well as a coalition of other Twin Cities area peace organizations  
and churches. 
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5.  
SATURDAY,  MAY 7 
SPEAKER  AMY GOODMAN OF DEMOCRACY NOW 
Fundraiser  for KFAI $15 
Wesley  United Methodist  Church 
801  E. Grant St.  Minneapolis) 
FFI:  _www.kfai.org_ (http://www.kfai.org/)  or  888-690-9875. 
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6. 
SATURDAY,  May 7  
2:00  PM  and 7:00  PM 
JOURNEY  HOME: STORIES OF NATIVE FOSTER CHILDREN AND ADOPTEES 
Presented  by Tamara Buffalo with support from Intermedia  Arts.  
Intermedia  Arts  
Free  
FFI:  612-871-4444 _www.intermediaarts.org_ (http://www.intermediaarts.org/)  
  
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7. 
SATURDAY,  MAY 7  
11:00  AM 
State  Capitol  
MASSED  CHOIR EVENT “MANY VOICES, ONE  MINNESOTA”   
A  worshipful rally for a moral  Minnesota  state budget. 
Sponsored  by Joint Religious Legislative Coalition 
FFI:  _www.mnchurches.org_ (http://www.mnchurches.org/)  
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8. 
SATURDAY,  MAY 7  
8:00  to 9:30 PM 
JAMES  FALLOWS:  AMERICA AND THE REST OF THE  WORLD: PROTECTING OUR 
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS. Fallows is an Atlanta  Monthly editor and one of 
the 
country’s most admired journalists.   
St.  Paul’s Episcopal  Church 
1917 Logan Avenue  South,  Minneapolis 
Tickets $20. $15  students 
FFI: 612-377-1273 or  email request to saintpaulschurch [at] earthlink.net
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9. 
SUNDAY,  May 8  
SPEAKER  AMY GOODMAN OF DEMOCRACY NOW 
St.  Joan of Arc  Church,  Minneapolis 
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10. 
SUNDAY,  MAY 8  
3:00  PM  and 7:00  PM 
MOTHERS  DAY CONCERT FOR PEACE with pianist Butch Thompson, poet Bill Holm, 
Laura  Sewell on cello and Thelma Hunter on piano. 
St.  Anthony Park United  Church  of Christ 
2129  Commonwealth Ave  at Chelmsford,  St.  Paul  
Tickets  $25 ($20 tax deductible)  
Mail  check (no credit card) and ticket order to Music in the Park Series,  
2255  Doswell Ave, Suite 201,  St.  Paul  55108. 
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11. 
TUESDAY, MAY 10 
7:00-9:00  PM 
Registration at 6:30  PM  
CITIZENS MEDIA FAIR: THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION IN  BROADCASTING 
Includes presentations on digital broadcasting with  Bruce  
Jacobs, tpt Chief Technologist, 2003 PBS Technologist  of the Year, and a 
national leader in broadcast research and development;  Fall 2005 Launch of the 
Minnesota Channel's 24/7 Service on tpt Digital  with Bill Hanley, 
Vice-President of Minnesota Productions; and a panel  discussion of “How 
Producers and the 
Public Can Respond to the Digital  Revolution.” As early as 2006 the Congress 
may mandate that all TV  stations  broadcast only on  their digital 
channels--which most viewers cannot receive. Event also  includes Facilities 
Tours.  
Hosted by tpt and presented and sponsored by Media  Reform  
Minnesota  (MRM) and the Twin Cities Media  Alliance (TCMA).   
tpt’s Studio A in Saint  Paul 
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12. 
WEDNESDAY,  May 11  
10:00  AM 
INDIAN  CONCERNS IN THE FRAMEWORK OF SPIRITUAL VALUES with Duane Addison,  
professor of Native American Studies, and Ken Bradley, of Mn for Energy  
Efficient Economy.  
St.  Martin·s  Table, Minneapolis   
FFI: _www.justview.org_ (http://www.justview.org/) .  



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