rhymes and resistance

Posted by admin on Dec 9th, 2006

r. h. y. m. e. s    a. n. d.   r. e. s. i. s. t. a. n. c. e

an evening of hip hop, poetry, music, comedy, spoken word, and song…. a fundraiser to support the work of no one is illegal and to celebrate our four year anniversary. join us! 

saturday december 9
doors 7:00 pm
@ gallery gachet
88 east cordova

suggested donation $10.
all ages- free snacks and refreshments- cheap cash bar

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Rally in Opposition to Sham Consultation

Posted by admin on Nov 26th, 2006

OUR COMMUNITY : OUR WAY : OUR VOICE ! **Rally in opposition to SHAM community consultation**

They want to claim “ethnic” support for their ‘National Security’ strategy? Let’s tell CSIS, the RCMP and CBSA loud and clear what our communities think about their campaign of humiliation, dehumanization and fear- in our own way and with our own voices! We don’t need an invitation to say “Not one more detention! Not one more secret trial! No to border militarization and racist criminalization!”

A RALLY & “PEOPLES’ CONSULTATION”
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 26th 3 P.M.
Westin Bayshore Hotel 1601 Bayshore Drive

Please bring your placards, banners and especially anything that will make a lot of noise!

Background Information:

In order to put forward the image of a “culturally sensitive” approach and a “democratic framework”, the Canadian Cross-Cultural Roundtable on Security Secretariat has set up a supposed community consultation on issues of National Security. A COMMUNITY CONSULTATION THAT OUR COMMUNITIES WERE NEVER INVITED TO!

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Community Discussion on Migrant Labour

Posted by admin on Nov 18th, 2006

A COMMUNITY DISCUSSION ON MIGRANT LABOUR

SAT NOV 18TH FROM 1-4 PM
451 POWELL STREET

Corner Jackson/ 2 blocks East of Main Street
Light lunch will be served. Children are welcome.
Whisper translation English-Spanish provided.

With a growing debate on the use of temporary foreign workers, we invite you to a discussion on supporting the rights of (im)migrant workers and to critically discuss the growing phenomenon of migrant labour and labour mobility. Join us for a short film and panel discussion with (im)migrant community and labour activists, including speakers from Seattle on guest worker programs in the US.

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Demo Against Stephen Harper

Posted by admin on Oct 10th, 2006

THE HARPER WELCOMING COMMITTEE INVITES YOU TO DINNER WITH THE PRIME MINISTER!

No Money for Militarization, Demanding Justice for the People! TUESDAY OCTOBER 10, 2006 @ 5 pm GATHER: NE CORNER OF COLOMBIA AND KEEFER CHINATOWN MONUMENT FOR CHINESE RAILWAY WORKERS

[The Harper Welcoming Committee is an adhoc committee supporting justice, dignity, and self-determination for our communities from Coast Salish Territories to Afghanistan. Endorsers (as of date): Al-Awda (Palestine Right of Return) Vancouver, Anti Poverty Committee, Association of Chinese Canadians for Equality and Solidarity Society, B.C. Committee for Human Rights in the Phillipines, BC Latin American Collective, Bolivia Solidarity Committee, Canada-El Salvador Action Network, Canadian Muslim Union, Canadian Network for a Democratic Nepal, CIPO-Van y La Otra Campagna de Abajo, Downtown Eastside Residents Association, Filipino Nurses Support Group, Grassroots Women, Group of Relatives and Friends of Political Prisoners in Mexico, Haiti Solidarity BC, Hospital Employees Union, La Otra Vancouver (The Other Campaign Vancouver), Iranian Federation of Refugees, Justicia for Migrant Workers BC,  La Surda Latin American Collective, Latin American Connexions, No One Is Illegal-Vancouver, Philippine Women Centre of B.C, Salaam Vancouver, SIKLAB (Overseas Filipino Workers), Siraat, StopWar.ca, Ugnayan Ng Kabataang Pilipino Sa Canada (Filipino Canadian Youth Alliance), Vancouver Status of Women]

Prime Minister Stephen Harper is visiting Vancouver on Tuesday October 10 for a dinner organized by businessman Johnny Fong geared towards increasing trade, business, and investment with China. Although presented as a “direct dialogue with Vancouver’s Chinese Canadians”, a number of community-based Chinese-Canadian organizations and other grassroots groups have of course not been invited to this dinner. So we have decided to invite ourselves!

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Reels of Resistance- evenings of cinema in the park

Posted by admin on Sep 20th, 2006

REELS OF RESISTANCE: an evening of cinema in the park

A series of short films on migration, (in)security, and 911
GRANDVIEW PARK (Commercial Drive and Charles)
Thurs Sep 21 and Wed Sept 27 @ 7:30 pm/ Free

Dress in warm layers! Snacks will be served.
For more information, contact NOII-Van at: noii-van@resist.ca or 604-220-0451

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