Toronto: Hemispheric Days of Action Against the FTAA
People of Colour and Indigenous Resistance and our allies...
Thursday, October 24
Screening: Life and Debt
The impact of structural adjustment policies and Jamaica
7:00 pm, Rm L72, Jorgenson Hall (Victoria and Gould) at Ryerson
Saturday, October 26
Screening: The Original Summit: Journey to the Sacred Uprising
A local Indigenous response to globalization
3:00 pm Innis Town Hall (part of the Honouring the Earth' program of the ImagineNative Aboriginal Media Arts Festival)
for tickets call: 416.585.2333
Wednesday, October 30
Colombian National Day of Strike
4:00 pm Meet for a Solidarity March with the Canada Colombia Solidarity Campaign from the Colombian Consulate to The Meeting Place
location: 1 Dundas W (Dundas & Yonge)
People of Colour and First Nations Resistance
6:30 pm Open Forum about resisting globalization, colonialism, and the FTAA.
Special speakers representing Indigenous, Afro-decendent, women, and farm worker communities
8:30 pm Banner and sign making for Hemispheric Day of Action March
location: The Meeting Place 588 Queen St. W
Thursday, October 31
Anti-FTAA Hemispheric Day of Action March
meet at 1:30 pm at the Stoney Lobby of the Medical Science Centre at U of T,
1 King College Circle
Bring your banners and signs!
Trick or Treaty? More than a Halloween' party
Celebrate resistance in the anti-colonial globalization movement with DJ No Capitalista, DJ Niliema, LAL, poet Nicole Tanguay, a special multi-media and live percussion presentation, video instillation and many more killer treats!
Now Lounge, 189 Church St.Doors open at 9:00pm, $ 8 or by donation
Scary Prizes for best drag & hand-made costumes... wheelchair accessible, TTC tokens, child care
Sponsored by The Women's Centre at U of T and OPIRG Toronto with proceeds going towards Friends of Move Toronto and Canada Colombia Solidarity Campaign.
For more info contact The Women's Centre at 416.978.8201 or OPIRG Toronto
at: 416.978.7770 or e-mail: opirg
sa.utoronto.ca