Berkeley: Is the Congo Moving in the Right Direction?

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Date:

Friday, June 23, 2006

Time:

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Event Type:

Speaker

Organizer/Author:

Cynthia Johnson

Location Details:

Berkeley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Hall
1924 Cedar at Bonita in Berkeley

Join us for the Berkeley UnitarianUniversalist Social
Justice Committee’s Monthly Activism Series asking
HOW’D YOU BECOME AN ACTIVIST &
WHAT NOW?
We as citizens of this empire have been involved in
the Congo since Lumumba & Hammarskjold were murdered &
before, come and hear two outstanding Human Rights
activists
PAULINE WYNTER and JACQUES DEPELCHIN of the
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO and the OTA BENGA
ALLIANCE
FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 7PM
Called “The Deadliest War in the World” ( the current
Time magazine) Find out the true context from
grassroots activists, Pauline & Jacques. Conflict in
the Congo has killed 4 million people since 1998, yet
few choose to cover this story. Find out what is needd
to prevent the deaths of millions more and the
political and historical context.
Info: Call Cynthia at 510-528-5403 or 510-495-5132.
All welcome. Donation appreciated. Refreshments.

Added to the calendar on Sun, Jun 4, 2006 8:52PM

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