Dinner with Karen Bernal
Progressive Caucus Chairperson
California Democratic Party
Saturday, March 20, 2010
7:00 p.m.
Golden Restaurant (Chinese)
1135 N. Fulton at Olive
“Organizing in an Election Year.”
Join local progressives for an informal dinner meeting with Karen. She is very eager to involve the Central Valley in the caucus and wants to work with us and hear from us. She leads the largest caucus in the CDP. She is a skillful organizer and powerful antiwar activist.
RSVP to James Williams 312-3925 jamesdean19662000@yahoo.com
The Progressive Caucus of the CDP is a cosponsor of Peace Fresno’s Peace and Justice Festival and will have a table at the festival. If you can’t join her for dinner on Saturday, please plan to talk with her at the festival.
Camille Russell
276-2592
Peace Fresno cordially invites your participation in the
Peace and Justice Festival
The 9th Annual Rally in the Valley
Sunday, March 21, 2010, 12:30 – 5:00 p.m.
Fresno Fairgrounds, Jr. Exhibit Hall
The Peace and Justice Festival will be the largest convergence of peace activists in the Central Valley on the day that marks seven years of U.S. war on Iraq. We will join people all over the U.S. in calling for an end to war, and we will celebrate the richness of our local peace and justice community.
We ask all peace, social justice, environmental justice, and progressive political groups from this region to co-sponsor, support, or endorse the event and to table and inform the public about their issues and actions. Use the accompanying form to register. Spaces are limited and early registration helps us plan and promote the festival. Please tell others.
The festival will feature speakers –Kathy Kelly of Voices for Creative Nonviolence, Iraq Veterans Against War leader Rick Reyes, and actor/ musician Thomas Ian Nicholas as Abbie Hoffman, music – by Blake Jones and the Trike Shop, Ibice, Thomas Ian Nicholas, the Sanger Academy Charter School Guitar Ensemble, and the Raging Grannies, muralists, and local peace and justice organizations showcasing their work (last year 50 groups tabled). For the first time, we are inviting vendors to sell handcrafted goods, health & wellness products & services.
Admission and parking is free. The venue is the Jr. Exhibit Hall at the fairgrounds. It is approximately 100’ x 200’ with heat, cooling, electrical outlets, restrooms, and a stage. Go to our website for details about the program for the 2010 Peace and Justice Festival, for pictures and information from last year’s Rally in the Valley, and to view photos of the Jr. Exhibit Hall.
We come together to strengthen the movement against militarism, to bear witness, and to learn from each other.