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Take action - Tell the UN to cancel its contracts with G4S #UNdropG4S
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Join us in calling on the UN to cancel its $22m contracts with G4S, the security company that helps Israel imprison and torture Palestinians.
The UNHCR in Jordan has said it has ended some of its contracts with G4S. Now we want to push the UN as a whole to cut all of its contracts with G4S.
Take action now to tell the UN to end all of its contracts with G4S
G4S provides services and equipment to Israeli occupation prisons where torture and detention without trial are common...
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Social Justice Film Night
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Our supporting group presents Social Justice Film Night
SCENT OF AN OAK(Roble De Olor)
By Cuban film director RIGOBERTO LOPEZ
7pm Thursday December 172994 Douglas (BCGEU Hall) Victoria
Admission by Donation
In the early nineteenth century, Cuba is a Spanish colony and a slave society in which labour has been kidnapped in African lands and sold like cattle to the Spanish and Creole landowners. The ideals of emancipation, enlightenment and the French and American revolutions have also reached the Caribbean. In the midst of this environment of inconsistencies, enigmas, dreams and endless tragedies, Ursula, a freed slave woman from Haiti, and Cornelio, a German merchant, star in a love story that created the hope of living in a better world bravely brought to fruition in the richest coffee plantation in Cuba: Angerona.

Director: Rigoberto López PegoExecutive Producer: Humberto HernándezCast: Lia Chapman, Jorge Perugorría, Rubén Breñas
Awards: "Vigía...
Herbal Medicine-Making Online Course – Sh
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Weekly offerings, happenings, and know-how of Ashevillage and friends.

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Greetings,
Imagine a medicine chest stocked with homemade herbal remedies, an apothecary lined with handcrafted tinctures, salves and tea blends. Picture a pantry brimming with botanical vinegars, oils and honeys. Sumptuous sauces, butters and salts, infused with the flavor and medicine of fresh herbs. All made with your own hands!
Learn more about the course from the herbalists themselves, Juliet Blankespoor and Asia Suler, in this video:
We DID IT!!! As part of Pull Together you helped us reach $600k
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Become an organizer for the #BillionPeopleMarch
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Hey Jammers,
By now you’ve probably heard about the #BillionPeopleMarch and many of you have already reached out and pitched in. With the conference now fully underway in Paris we’ve decided to kick things into high gear.
[evoz] Cafe - coffee fresh roast available
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Social Justice Film Night
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SCENT OF AN OAK(Roble De Olor)
By Cuban film director RIGOBERTO LOPEZ
7pm Thursday December 172994 Douglas (BCGEU Hall) Victoria
Admission by Donation
In the early nineteenth century, Cuba is a Spanish colony and a slave society in which labour has been kidnapped in African lands and sold like cattle to the Spanish and Creole landowners. The ideals of emancipation, enlightenment and the French and American revolutions have also reached the Caribbean. In the midst of this environment of inconsistencies, enigmas, dreams and endless tragedies, Ursula, a freed slave woman from Haiti, and Cornelio, a German merchant, star in a love story that created the hope of living in a better...
Will you join our wild holiday gathering?
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Dec. 2015 - BCSEA Monthly - AGM, COP21, and BCSEA In the News
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11th Annual General Meeting
Thank you to everyone who joined us November 28th in Victoria for BCSEA’s 11th Annual General Meeting. In between the release of recommendations from BC’s Climate Leadership Team (read BCSEA’s media statement here) and the start of the Paris Climate Conference, the membership elected a new Board of Directors. BCSEA’s Executive Director Ali Grovue announced highlights of the association’s 2016-2018 strategy, which is focussed on raising awareness and understanding of the benefits of transitioning to a low-carbon economy, building a movement of members to share inspiration and deepen engagement, and informing and inspiring policy leadership.
Read more: Dec. 2015 - BCSEA Monthly - AGM, COP21, and BCSEA In the News
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Permaculture Design Course + Ashevillage in Paris
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[Permaculture Design Course] Get Certified at Earthaven, a Permaculture-inspired Ecovillage!

Do you want to learn about permaculture, but can't join us for the full yearlong program? Get your permaculture design certificate at Earthaven Ecovillage!
[Certified] Two-Week Permaculture Design Course
[100 hours] Gain experience in systems-thinking and ethics-based approaches to observing, integrating, and creating thriving, bio-diverse environments for people, place and planet. You will learn about ethics, principles, observation, patterns, zones, sectors, micro-climates, site assessment and analysis, mapping and presentating — all as strategies for creating landscape and habitat design that enhances the long-term resilience, beauty, and quality of ecosystems. Upon completion of this two week intensive you will gain your Permaculture Design Certificate.
“Earthaven is where the human community is bonding with the Earth in a manner capable of healing the devastation of the past and inspiring a new grandeur for the future. At Earthaven, even for a brief while, we experience what it is to return to ourselves.” –Thomas Berry, author of The Dream of the Earth.
Dates: June 10-26, 2016 Details: www.ThePermacultureSchool.org/PDC

Awash with Opportunity: Putting “Sustainable” in
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Another great event this week:

Tuesday, December 8
NATURAL HISTORY NIGHT
Awash with Opportunity: Putting “Sustainable” in B.C.’s
New Water Laws
British Columbia has an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to significantly improve its water law regime. Escalating issues such as droughts, floods, ecosystem degradation, and conflicts over water use underscore the urgent need for a comprehensive change to water management and the supporting legal structure. In B.C., recent efforts to modernize water laws to better respond to present-day realities resulted in the new Water Sustainability Act (WSA). The WSA was passed in 2014 and will come into effect through supporting regulations in 2016-2017. This presentation by Oliver Brandes and Rosie Simms (POLIS Water Sustainability Project) will explore some of the necessary elements of effective modern water law, focusing on B.C.’s ongoing effort to implement the WSA and improve water governance. Drawing on recent research...
Fracking Up Our Coast - LNG Discussion In Shawnigan Lake - Dec. 9th, 7:00pm
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Steelhead LNG has recently been heavily promoting their proposed Malahat LNG project, which would process 900 million cubic feet of fracked natural gas per day and store it in a massive floating offshore facility at Bamberton. This project would also involve a pipeline and LNG tankers through the Saanich Inlet.
Join us Wednesday, December 9 @ 7:30 in the Shawnigan Lake Community Centre for a free panel discussion and town hall meeting to hear some alternate points of view. Speakers will discuss the overall need to divest from fossil fuel projects, specific concerns regarding this LNG project, and alternatives for the future.

Warmly,
Laurel
Laurel Collins
Instructor - Social Justice Studies & Sociology
PhD Candidate - Interdisciplinary Studies
PO Box 3050 STN CSC
University of Victoria, V8W 3P5
Unceded...
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Protecting the Peace and our common future. Are you in the circle?
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We need more, not less democracy from Jacob Appelbaum
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Journalist and researcher for the Tor project, Jacob Appelbaum talks about technology, freedom and resisting surveillance at the World Forum for Democracy.
Read a transcript of the speech here: https://goo.gl/WSE3mK
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Rufugee panel in Duncan
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December 10 at VIU in Duncan:

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Manifesto for World Revolution Part 6 hits newsstands worldwide today!
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Manifesto for World Revolution, Part VI hits newsstands worldwide today.
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Hey all you jammers out there,
In Issue #123, the final chapter of the Manifesto for World Revolution series, we delve deep into the idea of aesthetic terror, a visual attack on the mood, the tone and the feel of everyday life. Can aesthetic shock provoke a moment of confusion, of angst, of existential crisis? Can it provoke a global tone shift that just might change up the direction of the deadly road we're headed down?
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Help us rebuild and strengthen Canada's environmental laws.
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SOCC is Hiring
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The UVic Students of Colour Collective is hiring. Please see the call for applications at
http://victoria.craigslist.ca/npo/5338847246.html
The deadline for applications is December 10th.
regards, Margo--
Margo MatwychukDirector
Social Justice Studies ProgramUniversity of Victoriaweb.uvic.ca/socialjustice/@UVicSJS on TwitterUVicSJS on FacebookUVicSJS on YouTube
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[CdaBoatGaza] New strategic plan of Freedom Flotilla Coalition
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New strategic plan adopted by Freedom Flotilla Coalition
In light of the extremely deteriorated situation in Palestine, the Israeli oppression and the continued blockade of Gaza, the Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) recently met in Barcelona to evaluate past actions and plan for future work. The following strategic plan was adopted:
2016: Women's Boat to Gaza will sail to...
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[evoz] coffe roast coming soon
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