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Defenestrator movie night this Thursday: Big Deal on Madonna Street

at Firehouse Bikes 8:00pm Thursday, July 31

Mario Monicelli's hilarious 1958 satire of the classic crime caper film "I Soliti Agnoti" (Unknown Persons) or "Big Deal on Madonna Street" stars Marcello Mastroianni, Victorio Gassman and Claudia Cardinale. The "Ocean's Eleven" of the Italian working class, the film is about a group of small time thieves (who have chosen thievery instead of the back-breaking alternative of the factory) and ne'er-do-wells who bungle a robbery attempt. The film mocks the machismo and glamor of the typical crime film, instead highlighting the social-realism of the period. In black and white.

a free/donations weclome screening to benefit the defenestrator's mailing to people in prisons throughout the region

APOC NORTHEAST REGIONAL CONFERENCE August 8th-9th in Philadelphia, PA

"La gente fuerte no necesita un lider, ellos por si mismos son lideres" - Emiliano Zapata

Autonomous/ Anti-Authoritarian/ Anarchist People Of Color from across the Northeast (and beyond) are gathering in Philly this summer to build a new vision for the future, and a new plan of action for today. We want to expand our understanding of race, class, gender, autonomy, and freedom - while attacking white supremacy, imperialism, colonialism, and ALL borders, boundaries, and barriers.

Bastards of the Party July 18 A-space

PHILADELPHIA JERICHO

The People's Movie Night: July-August Schedule

Here's the July through August 2008 Movie Schedule for the People's Movie Night at Wooden Shoe Books.

It's pretty hot in the city of brotherly love, so for the rest of the summer, we're switching from popcorn to giving out free lemonade! Don't forget that the Wooden Shoe has AC too for a break from the heat!

The People's Movie Night is always free!

Wooden Shoe Books
215-413-0999
508 s. 5th street
Philadelphia PA 19147
sabot@woodenshoebooks.com
www.woodenshoebooks.com

July

Saturday July 5th 7:30PM
Made in LA

June 25: Report back from IWW Haiti Delegation

Report back from IWW Haiti Delegation
Wednesday, June 25 7:30 PM
@ Studio 34 4522 Baltimore Avenue

Attend the IWW's report back from Haiti. Photo and oral presentation.
Justin Vitiello and Nathaniel Miller will talk about their trip to
Haiti with the Industrial Workers of the World, meeting unions and
peasant associations and learning about their fight against "le plan
neoliberal."

Read the blog from the IWW's April 23- May 5, 2008 delegation
visit http://www.iwwinhaiti.blogspot.com/

June 20: PHILADELPHIA JERICHO FILM SCREENING OF "REDEMPTION"

When her son Charles falls in with the infamous L.A. street gang The Crips, Professor Barbara Becnel (Lynn Whitfield) decides to write a book about them. Eventually, she lands an interview with the gang's founder, Stan "Tookie" Williams (Jamie Foxx), who's imprisoned in San Quentin. Their real-life meeting marks the beginning of redemption for Tookie -- a path that will eventually earn the reformed gang-banger two Nobel Prize nominations.

FRIDAY JUNE 20TH 7PM
A-SPACE
4722 BALTIMORE AVE

June 19: The Prefigurative Organization: A Presentation and Discussion By Kim Keyser

Thursday June 19th, 7 PM

The Prefigurative Organization: A Presentation and Discussion By Kim Keyser

@ Wooden Shoe Books
508 S. 5th Street
www.woodenshoebooks.com
sabot@woodenshoebooks.com
215-413-0999

For ages progressive activists have grappled with a number of nagging questions on how to bring about positive social change in the here and now while aiming for a future where working people, rather than businesses and politicians, truly and democratically run society .

Philly Childcare Collective Meeting

the next Philly Childcare Collective Meet N Greet is Sunday June 8th at 6pm at Robin's Bookstore, 108 S. 13th Street (13th and sansom)

This meet/greet is for anyone interested in becoming a volunteer
childcare provider.

The Philly Childcare Collective provides free childcare for activist meetings and community events. We want to make it possible for parents to participate in activism without worrying about paying for a babysitter.

We see childcare as a political act and are excited about supporting groups that are working towards racial and economic justice.

Sunday Brunch Benefit for Oaxacan Political Prisoners

COME FILL YOUR BELLY FOR A GOOD CAUSE

Sunday, June 8th 11-2, 4951 Catharine St.

$7-$20 for a tasty menu including beans, tortillas, huevos rancheros, and more!

hosted by the Philly Mexico Solidarity Group

STOPMAX Conference - Organizing to Abolish Solitary Confinement and Torture in U.S. Prisons

STOPMAX Conference - Organizing to Abolish Solitary Confinement and Torture in U.S. Prisons

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May 30 – June 1, 2008, Temple University Philadelphia, PA

Check out our program agenda

We appreciate the support of our Conference Sponsors!

FREE Registration for Families of Prisoners and Former Prisoners but you must register!
Childcare is available- Contact Naima at (215) 241-7137

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