[baarn] RE: Why are no local AR/Veg Groups at this progressive event?

[Guest guest]

Hi Aram,

 

Lisa (SunGirl) may be going...perhaps you guys can meet up? Lisa can bring

some literature from IDA...???

 

If not, Aram, would you be coming to San Rafael?

 

Anyone else out there going potentially?

 

Kate

 

 

 

on 9/23/04 10:31 AM, Aram at penastar1 wrote:

 

> I live in Middletown and may be going but am not

> sure yet. If I decide to go where can I pick up these

> leaflets?

>

>

> --- Kate Danaher <kdanaher wrote:

>

>> It does seem to often come down to doing it myself.

>> I?m too overextended as

>> it is. Can?t take on any more efforts to lead.

>> k

>>

>>

>>

>> on 9/22/04 9:40 PM, Chris James at

>> chris wrote:

>>

>>> Kate

>>>

>>> Don't you live up that way? Why don't you organize

>> something for the event

>>> next year? BAV would be happy to support you if

>> you want to lead the effort.

>>>

>>> You could always show up this year and shadow the

>> event with some " Why Vegan? "

>>> flyers in hand.

>>>

>>> Take care

>>>

>>> Chris

>>> Bay Area Vegetarians

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> Kate Danaher [kdanaher]

>>> Wednesday, September 22, 2004 6:42 PM

>>> FreedomforAnimals ; ;

>> BAARN

>>> Why are no local AR/Veg Groups

>> at this " progressive " event?

>>>

>>> Sunday, September 26th, 2004, 11am to 6pm.

>>> 7th Annual PROGRESSIVE FESTIVAL

>>> Walnut Park, Petaluma Blvd. S and D Street

>>> Petaluma, CA

>>>

>>> The Progressive Festival attracts over 2000 people

>> each year, with world-class

>>> political

>>> speakers, music, political entertainment and about

>> 100 progressive groups

>>> tableing.

>>> This year's Festival will feature:

>>>

>>> -THE SAN FRANCISCO MIME TROUPE - Full-length

>> performance

>>> -TOM HAYDEN - anti-war activist and former State

>> Senator

>>> -PETER COYOTE - actor and environmentalist

>>> -MEDEA BENJAMIN - co-director of Global Exchange

>>> -PETER PHILLIPS - director of Project Censored

>>> -MC will be KPFA's ANDREA LEWIS

>>>

>>> (Plus speakers on Fair Trade, the war in Iraq,

>> farm workers movement, women's

>>> movement, homelessness, military recruitment,

>> alternative energy, living wage

>>> movement, and more!)

>>> The Petaluma Progressives, P.O.Box 445, Petaluma,

>> CA 94953. For more

>>> information, call 707/763-8134 and ask for Chuck

>> Sherl. Peace!

>>> MPJC will be tabling at this event.

>>>

>>>

>>>>> ^..^<

>>>

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