SOCIAL ACTIVISTS' CALENDAR FOR PROGRESSIVES IN ADELAIDE 25 FEBRUARY 2002
Publicising events that promote peace, social justice, reconciliation
and environmental esponsibility in and around Adelaide, South Australia>
For further information, contact:
Andy Alcock:>
Phone:61 83710480(home)
61 82053200(work)
Fax: 61 8 82236509
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[Please circulate]
WOMWN IN BLACK VIGIL, ADELAIDE SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SILENT VIGIL AGAINST WAR AND MILITARISATION
on the steps of Parliament House
Wednesday 27th February 2002
5.30 pm to 6.30 pm
All women are invited to join our silent vigil in protest against
ongoing military violence.
War is never a solution to human conflicts and the so-called "war on
terror" is a contradiction in terms, a convenient excuse by repressive
governments to progress their own oppressive agendas. Real security is
possible but it cannot come from a cycle of escalating violence and
repression which merely begets more violence and opposition.
Wearing black clothing and adopting the silence enforced on the victims
of violence, we will express our opposition to all forms of violence.
We especially remember our sisters in Afghanistan. Please join us to
call on the Australian Government to pursue justice through the channels
of international law and to step back from lending further support to
any further military violence.
Apologies for any cross posting of this notice.
Please forward it widely though your networks.
For more details, contact Jillinda: 8341 7517 or Cathy: 8296 4357
UNITED TRADES & LABOUR COUNCIL OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA invites you to an
important discussion on:
WORKPLACE BULLYING - SOUTH AFRICA & SOUTH AUSTRALIA
EXPLORING SOME SOLUTIONS
HEAR: SUSAN MARAIS-STEINMAN
* author of "Corporate Hyenas at Work
- How to spot them & how to outwit them by being Hyenawise"
* a key note speaker at the recent International Workplace Bullying
Conference,Adelaide
(one paper explored the relationship of the culture of South African
Culture & bullying in its workplaces)
OTHER PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN TRYING TO PREVENT OR STOP
WORKPLACE VIOLENCE
Group Discussions
TIME:
5 - 7.30 PM
DAY:
28 THURSDAY
DATE:
FEBRUARY 2002
VENUE:
TRADES HALL
11 SOUTH TCE, ADELAIDE
(next to the South Park Motor Inn, corner of West Tce)
Some food will be available. Negotiations are underway for a BBQ
PLEASE RSVP BY MIDDAY WEDNESDAY 27 FEBRUARY 2002
PHONE:
Josie or Yasmine82123155
Jack Cook 82126562
Andy Alcock (PSA/CPSU) 82053200
organised by the UTLC OH&S Committee
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O CAA ACTIVITIES
Oxfam's walk against want will take place on Sunday 24th March
at Rymill Park 10am.
A big call out to all of you to be part of this years walk which will
incorporate a new aspect and that is the charities involvement to march
and bring banners or signs etc, to put forward your believes and
hopefully we can all get some media exposure to help all of your amazing
work which I am so passionate about and so honoured to be in the same
boat as you.
So please consider this march and lets be active on this day and
express what we stand for.
If you have anyone interested to be part of this march please let me
know as as possible.
what's the cost?? wellyou have two options:
1) call 1800 034 034 or www.caa.org.au/walk to register and
receive a sponsorship book
2) turn up on the day a make a donation (any amount)
Please forward this email attachment to anyone who you think will
be interested.
Yours sincerely,
William
Ps. at the end of the walk you can enjoy a world music fest (Akiro
Taiko Drummers, South American Folk music, and much more)
CAMPAIGN CAAfe 2002
The first Campaign CAAfe for 2002 is a very special one!
Excerpts from 'Hanging onto The Tail Of A Goat'
- an intimate cabaret performance of music and story excerpts
from 'Hanging onto The Tail Of A Goat'
Featuring Tensing Tsewang
Tensing Tsewang is a refugee from Tibet. Tensing is performing
during the Fringe Festival and has generously agreed to perform
excerpts (20- 30 mins) from the show for a Campaign CAAfe
audience, free of charge.
He plays music and tells his story of leaving Tibet, becoming a
monk in India and then
