Calling AR Activists to attend and represent the animals at this local forum on Globalization event

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Calling Animal Rights activists to attend this local forum on globalization to mingle, speak up for animals, make the connections, help de-alienate the AR movement and integrate it into other social justice movements...

 

AR activist pattrice le-muire jones writes:

The growing worldwide movement against trade globalization offers us the most opportunities for productive and mutually beneficial coalitions. The international trade agreements and institutions opposed by this movement are exactly the same agreements and institutions that already are helping corporations that exploit or abuse animals to evade the animal protection regulations that we work so hard to enact. Therefore, any aid that we can give to this movement will aid the animals. At the same time, the people in this movement are people who have already changed their own behaviors for ethical reasons. People who are already boycotting the products of sweatshops ought to be easy to persuade to also shun the products of factory farms.

 

Monday evening, January 10

SAVE THE DATE! Please join the International Forum on Globalization as we celebrate the Five Year Anniversary of the " Battle of Seattle " at upcoming San Francisco Bay Area events with the release of the second edition of Alternatives to Economic Globalization: A Better World is Possible.

 

Speakers: Jerry Mander, David Korten, John Cavanagh, Debi Barker, Randy Hayes, Antonia Juhasz, Victor Menotti, other authors of the book and activists implementing real alternatives right here in the Bay Area.

 

Monday, January 10, 2005, 7:00pm - 9:00pm

Cowell Theater at Fort Mason Center / Located between Fisherman's Wharf and the Golden Gate Bridge, accessible by MUNI & BART

 

Reception 6:00pm

Program 7:00pm - 9:00pm

Tickets $10

www.fortmason.org

 

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