NEW WORLD RESOURCE CENTER’S
CHICAGO AREA EVENTS CALENDAR: FEB 21 – MAR 12

New World Resource Center
A Non-Profit Community-Owned Bookstore & Meeting Center
1300 N Western, Chicago IL USA 60622-2923
(773)-227-4011, Tues-Fri, 3-9 pm; Sat-Sun 12-7 pm
Bookmark: www.NewWorldResourceCenter.com/index1/events.html

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--Feb 21, Wed, 5:30 pm, San Lucas Worker Center, 2914 W North
DEMAND JUSTICE FOR DAY LABORERS & THEIR FAMILIES:
SAN LUCAS LEADERS RETALIATED AGAINST
FOR STANDING UP FOR THEIR RIGHTS
Protest Chicago-based high-profile beauty products company H2O+
& denounce illegal firings & mistreatment of day laborers
Info: 773-370-6633, 773-573-6633

--Feb 22, Thu, 12 pm, UIC African American Cultural Center
Addams Hall, second floor
THE MEANING OF MARXISM
Sponsor: International Socialist Organization
Info: uicsocialists (at) yahoogroups.com

--Feb 22, Thu, 4:30 pm, Congress Hotel, 520 S Michigan
RALLY TO SUPPORT CONGRESS HOTEL STRIKERS
Support workers in Chicago’s longest running strike
Sponsor: Unite HERE Local 1
Info: www.congresshotelstrike.info

--Feb 22, Thu, 6 pm, Barber & Oberwortmann Horticultural Center
227 N Gougar Road, Joliet
PUBLIC MEETING: DoE PLANS TO REPROCESS
SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL IN ILLINOIS
Info: www.nirs.org/radwaste/reprocessing/reprocesshome.htm

--Feb 22, Thu, 7 pm, Center for Inner City Studies, 700 E Oakwood rm 102
W’S WAR MACHINE: THE US WAR IN IRAQ & RACISM AT HOME
Panelists: Stan Willis of National Conference of Black Lawyers,
Shirley McIntosh of Freedom Road Socialist Organization &
Military Families Speak Out, Hatem Abudayyeh of Arab American Action Network,
Randy Evans of Fight Back Newspaper
Sponsor: Fight Back Newspaper
Info: www.fightbacknews.org/

--Feb 22, Thu, 7 pm, St Gertrude, 1401 W Granville
OCCUPATION PROJECT: GENERAL MEETING & UPDATE
Become involved with the campaign of civil disobedience
to end Iraq war funding
Info: www.vcnv.org

--Feb 22, Thu, 7 pm, Northwestern University Thorne Auditorium
375 E Chicago
THE BUSH AGENDA: UNDERSTANDING IT, STOPPING IT
Hear Jim Abourezk, founder of American Arab
Anti Discrimination Committee, atty Michael Deutsch,
political activist Debra Sweet
Sponsor: World Can’t Wait, National Lawyers Guild
Info: www.chicagoworldcantwait.org

--Feb 22, Thu, 7 pm, Chicago ANSWER, 3334 W. Lawrence
WOMEN & STRUGGLE FORUM
Hear activists Suzanne Adely, Stefanie Beacham,
Stephanie Mitchell, Mathilda De Dios, Jacqui Scott,
Heather Beneno
Info: 773-463-0311

--Feb 22-25, Thu-Sun, Chopin Theatre, 1543 W Division
THE STRANGERER
Theater Oobleck’s re-telling of the first Bush-Kerry debate is a
murder mystery with the murderers in plain view, which asks:
Why does our president want to kill a lot of innocent people?
Each Thu-Sun through 3/25
Info: www.theateroobleck.com

--Feb 23, Fri, 12-4 pm, George Commons, Chicago Theological Seminary
1164 E 58th
OCCUPATION PROJECT NONVIOLENCE WORKSHOP
Join an affinity group for the campaign of
civil disobedience to end Iraq war funding
Info: www.vcnv.org

--Feb 23, Fri, 6 pm, DePaul Law School, Chicago
CULTURE OF VIOLENCE: LEBANON’S SUMMER OF 2006
Hear Sami Hermez of Human Rights Watch

--Feb 23-24, Fri-Sat, Casa Aztlan, 1831 S Racine
COALITION OF IMMOKALEE WORKERS' CAMPAIGN FOR FAIR FOOD:
MIDWEST ENCUENTRO – STUDENT FARMWORLER ALLIANCE
Networking & strategy gathering of community, youth/student,
labor allies of the Immokalee farmworkers;
planning for April 13-14 events
Info: organize (at) sfalliance.org or 239-986-0847

--Feb 24, Sat, 8:30 am, Book-TV, C-SPAN2 cable TV
LOOKING LIKE THE ENEMY: MY STORY OF IMPRISONMENT
IN JAPANESE-AMERICAN INTERNMENT CAMPS
Author Mary Matsuda Gruenewald, repeats 2/25 10:30 am

--Feb 24, Sat, 1 pm, 748 W Diversey
MERCY FOR ANIMALS KFC PROTEST
Boycott KFC for refusing to implement animal welfare standards

--Feb 24, Sat, 2:30 pm, Burberry, 624 N Michigan
ANTI-FUR OUTREACH
Info: chicago.animaldefense.info

--Feb 24, Sat, 2 pm, In These Times, 2040 N Milwaukee
FILM: MICHAEL HARRINGTON & TODAY'S OTHER AMERICA
Bill Donovan’s documentary on the democratic socialist leader
Info: 773-384-0327

--Feb 24, Sat
FILM: THE GROUND TRUTH
Patricia Foulkrod’s documentary of the Iraq war
-2 pm, Albany Park Library, corner Foster & Kimball
-3 pm, Riverside Library, One Burling Road, Riverside IL;
discussion follows with Ray Parrish of VVAW Military Counseling Services
Sponsors: Near West Citizens for Peace & Justice,
Albany Park, North Park, Mayfair Neighbors for Peace & Justice

--Feb 24, Sat, 11 pm, Book-TV, C-SPAN2 cable TV
MEDICAL APARTHEID: THE DARK HISTORY OF MEDICAL
EXPERIMENTATION ON BLACK AMERICANS
FROM COLONIAL TIMES TO THE PRESENT
Journalist Harriet Washington

--Feb 24-25, Sat-Sun, UIC Student Center East rm 603
SDS OCCUPATION CONFERENCE
Teach-in & workshop on Iraq
Info: www.newsds.org/chicago/

--Feb 25, Sun, 1:30 am, Book-TV, C-SPAN2 cable TV
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: AXIS OF HOPE
Activist & author Tariq Ali

--Feb 25, Sun, 8 am, Book-TV, C-SPAN2 cable TV
COMMUNITIES WITHOUT BORDERS:
IMAGES & VOICES FROM THE WORLD OF MIGRATION
Photojournalist David Bacon

--Feb 25, Sun, 1 pm, Woodson Library, 9525 S Halsted
ENERGIZING THE CIVIL RIGHTS & BLACK POWER MOVEMENTS:
THE LEGACY OF CHICAGO CONGRESS OF RACIAL EQUALITY - CORE
Panelists: Bob Lucas, Chairman Chicago CORE & leader of
1966 Cicero march; Brenetta Howell Barrett, Chicago CORE;
Timuel Black, Chicago CORE & Negro American Labor Council;
Clory Bryant, Chicago CORE; Bennett Johnson, Chicago CORE &
Third World Press; Rosie Simpson, Chicago Friends of SNCC &
organizer of first protest against Willis wagons;
Kale Williams, Chicago CORE

--Feb 25, Sun, 2 pm, Oak Park Public Library, 834 Lake St
FILM: AMERICAN JOBS
Greg Spotts documentary on job losses; discussion follows with
James Thindwa of Jobs with Justice
Sponsors: Oak Park Coalition for Peace & Justice, Oak Park Public Library
Info: www.opctj.org

--Feb 25, Sun, 4 pm, New World Resource Center, 1300 N Western
FILMS: CATCH 22, also SLAUGHTERHOUSE 5
Two anti-war classics
Final screenings of All of This And World War Too Film Festival

--Feb 25, Sun, Hideout, 1354 W Wabansia
PUNK PLANET MAGAZINE BENEFIT
Info: www.punkplanet.com/

--Feb 26, Mon, 4 am, Book-TV, C-SPAN2 cable TV
HOWARD ZINN: A POWER GOVERNMENTS CANNOT SUPPRESS
Hear the historian & activist

--Feb 26, Mon, 6:30 pm, Jane Addams Hull-House Museum, 800 S Halsted
AREA CHICAGO ISSUE 4 RELEASE PARTY
Info: www.areachicago.org

--Feb 26, Mon, 6:30 pm, News & Letters, 36 S Wabash Rm 1440
CAPITALISM'S LAW OF VALUE:
WHAT IT IS, WHAT IS NEEDED TO ABOLISH IT
Discussion with author Kevin Anderson
Part of Marx For Today series
Info: www.newsandletters.org

--Feb 26-27, Mon-Tue,
MARISA HANDLER
Hear the South African activist & author
2/26 7 pm, Transitions Bookstore, 1000 W North
2/27 7 pm, In These Times, 2040 N Milwaykee

--Feb 28, Wed, 5 pm, New World Resource Center, 1300 N Western
VIDEO: HAITI-THE UNTOLD STORY
Fifth anniversary of Haitian Coupe
Sponsors: Nicaragua Solidarity Committee, Progressive Media
Info: 773-973-6529

--Feb 28, Wed, 6 pm, Columbia College Film Row Cinema
1104 S Wabash, 8th floor
FILM: MAXED OUT
James Scurlock’s new documentary on the American way of debt
Discussion follows with author Barbara Ehrenreich, others
Sponsor: Woodstock Institute, CRA Coalition
Info: bhill (at) woodstockinst.org

--Feb 28 – March 3, Wed-Sat, Hilton Chicago
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE
Info: www.isanet.org/chicago2007/

--Mar 1, Thu, 6 pm, Decima Musa Restaurant, 1901 S Loomis
CRISIS IN MEXICO: NEW STAGE IN MEXICAN SOCIAL MOVEMENTS?
Panelists: Alan Benjamin of San Francisco Labor Council,
Jorge Mujica of March 10th Coalition for Immigrant Rights
Info: 312-502-7867 or redjerry2 (at) yahoo.com

--Mar 1, Thu, 7 pm, Lozano Library, 1805 S Loomis
FILM: SIR, NO SIR
Documentary on the GI movement to end the Vietnam war
Sponsor: International Socialist Organization
Info: www.socialistworker.org

--Mar 1, Thu, 7 pm, Acme Art Works, 1741 N Western
EYES ON THE PRIZE: THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY
Screening of PBS documentary
Sponsor: International Socialist Organization

--Mar 3, Sat, 10 am, Plumbers Hall, 1340 W Washington
OPENING THE DOORS FOR AMERICA'S WORKERS:
RALLY IN SUPPORT OF THE EMPLOYEE FREE CHOICE ACT &
JUSTICE AT RESURRECTION HEALTH CARE
Barack Obama, Jan Schakowsky, John Sweeney,
Gerald McEntee, Dr Quentin Young, Resurrection workers, many others
Info: www.reformresurrection.org/

--Mar 3, Sat, 10-3 pm, UNITE, 37 S Ashland
OVERCOMING OBSTACLES – EMPOWERING WOMEN:
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY CHICAGO
25TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Info: 773-278-6706

--Mar 3, Sat, 10-3 pm, Euclid Church, 405 S Euclid, Oak Park
PARTNERS IN FAITH: WORKING FOR HUMAN RIGHTS & FAIR FOOD
Coalition of Immokalee Workers invites Chicago faith
community to learn about human rights of farmworkers
Sponsor: Interfaith Action
Info: Brigitte (at) interfaithact.org or 239-986-0688

--Mar 3, Sat, 2 pm, In These Times, 2040 N Milwaukee
BUILD A MASS MOVEMENT TO END THE WAR
Hear John Beacham of Chicago ANSWER
Sponsor: Open University of the Left
Info: 847-677-5474

--Mar 3, Sat, 6 pm, UIC B1 LCB Lecture Center B
LET'S HAVE SEX IN PEACE
Dario Fo’s award winning play

--Mar 4, Sun, 2 pm, DePaul Schmidt Academic Center, 2320 N Kenmore rm 154
FILM: VENEZUELA BOLIVARIANA:
PEOPLE & STRUGGLE OF 4TH WORLD WAR
Sponsor: Chicago Committee to Free the Cuban Five
Info: 773-376-7521.

--Mar 4, Sun, 5 pm, New World Resource Center, 1300 N Western
FILM: MY PEOPLE ARE MY HOME
Documentary on life of radical writer & activist Meridel Le Sueur
Benefits Finding our Roots-Anarchist Theory Conference, 4/27-29

--Mar 5, Mon, 7 pm, Society for Arts, 1112 N Milwaukee
FILM: CHINA BLUE
Chicago premier of Micha X. Peled’s secretly-filmed
documentary on workers in a Chinese blue jeans factory
Discussion follows with filmmaker
Sponsor: The Public Square, The Society for Arts

--Mar 5, Mon, 7:15 pm, corner Sheridan & Chicago, Evanston
Parkes Hall, rm 204,
TORTURE & MEDICAL ETHICS
Hear psychiatrist David A. Rothstein
Sponsor: Amnesty International Group 50

--Mar 8, Thu
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY

--Mar 8, Thu, 7 pm, In These Times, 2040 N Milwaukee
THE MAKING OF AN ACTIVIST
Hear Joan Brunwasser, election reform advocate
& editor of OpEdNews; also journalist &
commentator Robert Koehler
Info: 847-677-5474

--Mar 8, Thu, 7 pm, Unitarian Universalist Church,
1025 N Smith Rd, Palatine
FILM: MOTHERHOOD MANIFESTO
Laura Pacheco &John de Graaf’s documentary of motherhood in the US
Sponsor: Northwest Suburban NOW

--Mar 9, 3 pm, Newberry Library, 60 W Walton
THE LYNCHING OF FRANCIS MCINTOSH & THE
BOUNDARIES OF LABOR SOLIDARITY IN 1830S ST LOUIS
Historian Dan Graff, with comments from historians
David Roediger & Dylan Penningroth

--Mar 9-11, Fri-Sun, Cooper Union, NYC
LEFT FORUM
Participants include Hilary Wainwright, Frances Fox Piven,
Manning Marable, Gilbert Achcar, Deepa Fernandes,
Bill Fletcher Jr, Christian Parenti, Mahmood Mamdani,
Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, Hamid Dabashi, many more
Info: www.leftforum.org/

--Mar 9-15, Fri-Thu, Facets Cinémathèque, 1517 W Fullerton
FILM: IN THE PIT (EN EL HOYO)
Juan Carlos Rulfo’s vivid documentary of working conditions
of road construction workers in Mexico City’

--Mar 10, Sat
NATIONAL DAY OF APPRECIATION FOR ABORTION PROVIDERS

--Mar 10, Sat, 10 am, JASC Community Center, 4427 N Clark
ORIGINS OF NOW: REBUILDING COMMUNITY
exhibit explores Japanese American relocation, internment
& Chicago resettlement experience; through 6/9
Info: www.jasc-chicago.org

--Mar 10, Sat, 11 am, Newberry Library, 60 W Walton
MICHAEL HONEY: GOING DOWN JERICHO ROAD:
THE MEMPHIS STRIKE, KING'S LAST CAMPAIGN
Hear the eminent labor historian
Book signing follows

--Mar 10, Sat, 4-7 pm, Acme Art Works, 1741 N Western
CELEBRATE: BAKE SALE & EVENT FOR CHOICE
Benefits Chicago Abortion Fund & Pomegranate Health Collective
Info: www.pomegranatecollective.org/publicity/M10flier.jpg

--Mar 11, Sun, 10:30 am, Nicholas Church, 806 Ridge Ave
EYEWITNESSES TO OCCUPATION:
REFLECTIONS ON JOURNEYS TO ISRAEL & PALESTINE
Miryam Rashid, Middle East Project Director,
American Friends Service Committee
Sponsors: Neighbors for Peace, St. Nicholas Peace & Social Justice
Committee, St. Nicholas Adult Faith Enrichment

--Mar 11, Sun, 12-4:30 pm, Serb Hall, 5001 W Oklahoma, Milwaukee
DRINK BEER FOR PEACE
“Breweries display their finest products.
A priest blesses the beer. We drink it.”
Sponsor: Vietnam Veterans Against the War
Info: www.vvaw.org/events/

--Mar 12, Mon, 6:30 pm, News & Letters, 36 S Wabash Rm 1440
CAPITALISM'S LAW OF VALUE:
WHAT IT IS, WHAT IS NEEDED TO ABOLISH IT PART II
Discussion with Iranian activist Ali Reza
Part of Marx For Today series
Info: www.newsandletters.org

FORTHCOMING
-3/15 Sr Helen Prejean, All Saints' Episcopal Church, www.ccdbr.org/
-3/16 Maya Angelou, St Sabina Church
-3/17 Fourth Anniversary of Iraq War - March on the Pentagon,
www.unitedforpeace.org/article.php
-3/18-21 National Conference for Union Representatives in Healthcare,
Holiday Inn City Center Chicago
-3/19 Iraq Veterans Memorial unveiling, iraqmemorial.org/
-3/20 Fourth Anniversary of Iraq War – Chicago March & Rally
www.m20coalition.net/
-3/20-22 Peacemaking in an Age of Terror Conference,
Loyola University Chicago, www.luc.edu/ethics/04103peace07.shtml
-3/30-31 Illinois Coalition for Peace & Justice Conference, Urbana, www.ilcpj.org
-4/4 Protest Boeing War Profiteers, KickBoeingtotheCurb (at) gmail.com
-4/13-14 Coalition of Immokalee Workers Chicago Mobilization,
www.ciw-online.org
-4/14-15 4th National Latin America Solidarity Coalition Conference,
Chicago, www.lasolidarity.org
-4/20-22 Conference on Activism & Social Justice,
DePaul Center for Latino Research, mochoa (at) depaul.edu
-4/26-28 Labor Voices 3 Conference, NYC, www.laborsvoices.org/
-5/1 May Day Immigration Rights Mobilizations
-5/17-19 Citizenship, Identity, & Social Justice Conference, Windsor, infoservices.uwindsor.ca/ocs/index.php
-6/14-17 Socialism 2007, Crowne Plaza O’Hare, www.haymarketbooks.org
-6/21-24 Education for Liberation Conference, Chicago,
freeminds (at) brotherhood-sistersol.org.
-6/27-7/1 US Social Forum, Atlanta, www.ussf2007.org/
-8/3-5 Vietnam Veterans Against the War 40th Anniversary, Roosevelt University

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NEW BOOKS AT NEW WORLD
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-Darfur Diaries: Stories of Survival, by Jen Marlowe, Aisha Bain, Adam Shapiro
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-There Is No Such Thing as a Natural Disaster: Race, Class & Hurricane Katrina,
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An Encyclopedia for Our Times Vol I (A-G), Vol II (G-Z), by Douglas F. Dowd
-The Case Against Israel, by Michael Neumann
-All the Power: Revolution Without Illusion, by Mark Anderson
-Rebel Alliances: The Means & Ends of Contemporary British Anarchism,
by Benjamin Franks
-Outsiders Within: Writing on Transracial Adoption, ed by Jane Jeong Trenka, Julia Chinyere Oparah, Sun Yung Shin
-The Modern School Movement: Anarchism & Education in the United States,
by Paul Avrich

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WEEKLY & BIWEEKLY EVENTS

Thu, 10 am, wluw 88.7 fm
ALTERNATIVE RADIO

Thu, 7 pm, 3334-61/2 W Lawrence, Rm 202
A.N.S.W.E.R. COALITION MEETING
Info: 773-463-0311, answer (at) chicagoanswer.net

Thu, 7 pm, Valois Restaurant, 1518 E. 53rd
CAFE SOCIETY
Sponsors: The Public Square, Illinois Humanities Council
Info: www.thepublicsquare.org

Thu, 7:30 pm, 806 Ridge Avenue, Evanston
NEIGHBORS FOR PEACE WEEKLY MEETING
Info: www.neighborsforpeace.org/

Thu, 9:30 pm, CAN-TV cable channel 19
LABOR BEAT: CLASS STRUGGLE TV
Repeats Friday 4:30 pm
Info: 312-226-3330 or www.laborbeat.org

Fri, 4:30 pm, Jesse Brown VA Medical Center, 820 S Damen
VIGIL FOR PEACE & WITNESS AGAINST WAR
Info: www.vitw.org

Sat, 9 am, WNUR 89.3 fm radio
THIS IS HELL
Info: www.thisishell.net

Sat, 9 am, wluw 88.7 fm radio
LIVE FROM THE HEARTLAND
Info: www.heartlandcafe.com

Sat, 2-4 pm, Logan Square, Kedzie & Milwakee Aves
NORTHSIDE PEACE GATHERING

Sun, noon, Water Tower Park, 830 N Michigan
END ISRAELI OCCUPATION OF PALESTINE VIGIL
Sponsor: Not In My Name. Info: www.nimn.org/

Sun, 1 pm, WILL radio 580 AM
MEDIA MATTERS WITH BOB MCCHESNEY
Info: www.will.uiuc.edu/am/mediamatters/default.htm

Sun, 1:30 – 3:30 pm, Art Institute of Chicago front steps
PEACE VIGIL
Sponsor: People Against War & Empire
Info: hooshi (at) sbcglobal.net

Sun, 7 pm, wluw radio, 88.7 FM
LABOR EXPRESS RADIO
Info: redjerry2 (at) yahoo.com

Mon-Fri
DEMOCRACY NOW
7-8 am, CAN-TV cable TV channel 19
9-10 am, WLUW 88.7 FM
Info: www.DemocracyNow.org

Mon, WLUW radio 88.7 FM
10 am, FIRE ON THE PRAIRIE, 2nd Mon/month
10 am THE EIGHTH DAY, 1st & 3rd Mon/month
10 am FROM THE TRENCHES, 4th Mon/month

Mon, 6 pm, 2502 W Division
IRAQ PEACE PLEDGE
Info: peacepledgechicago.org/

Mon, 7 pm, Acme Art Works, 1741 N Western
WORLD CAN'T WAIT: DRIVE OUT THE BUSH REGIME
Fair trade coffee/snacks available from Acme Jazz Cafe
Info: 773.227-2453, chicago (at) worldcantwait.org

Mon, Funky Buddha Lounge, 728 W Grand
LEFTIST LOUNGE
Info: focus (at) apolloproject.org

Tue, 8-9 am, Chicago Federal Building, Jackson & Dearborn
SILENT VIGIL AGAINST WAR & RACISM
Sponsor: 8th Day Center for Justice
Info: 312-641-5151

Tue, 7 pm, Grace Church, 3325 W Wrightwood
LOGAN SQUARE NEIGHBORS FOR JUSTICE & PEACE
First & third Tuesday
Info: 773-252-9956 or g.henninger (at) comcast.net

Tue, 7 pm, University Church, 5655 S University
HYDE PARK COMMITTEE AGAINST WAR & RACISM
BIWEEKLY MEETING, 2nd & 4th Tue
Info: www.chicagoantiwar.org/hydepark/

Tue, 7 pm, Cafe Mestizo, 2123 S Ashland
CAFE SOCIETY
Sponsor: The Public Square, Illinois Humanities Council
Info: www.thepublicsquare.org/cafe

Tue, 7:30 pm, Beverly Unitarian Church, 103rd & Longwood Dr
SOUTH SIDERS FOR PEACE WEEKLY MEETING
Info: www.southsidersforpeace.com/

Tue, 8 pm, Baker, 1215-27 W Lunt
NICARAGUA SOLIDARITY WORKERS COOP
FOR BIG CHANGE weekly meetings

Wed, 10 am, WLUW 88.7 FM
COUNTERSPIN

Wed, 6-8pm, Association House, 1116 N Kedzie
POMEGRANATE RADICAL HEALTH COLLECTIVE
Second Wednesday of the month
Info: www.pomegranatecollective.org, 312-924-1820

Wed, 6:30 pm, Gourmand Cafe 728 S Dearborn
PARTICIPATORY ECONOMICS
Chicago Area Participatory Economics Society
Second Wednesday of the month
Info: www.chicagoparecon.org

Wed, 6:30 pm, 1325 S Wasbash, Suite 105
CHICAGOLAND COALITION FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES & RIGHTS
1st & 3rd Wed
Info: www.ccclr.org/
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