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Resource Center for Nonviolence Annual Dinner and Program
Date:
Saturday, June 05, 2010
Time:
5:30 PM
-
9:30 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
Barbara Hayes
Email:
Phone:
831-423-1626 X105
Address:
515 Broadway, Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Location Details:
First Congregational Church,
900 High St., Santa Cruz
900 High St., Santa Cruz
Middle East cuisine followed by speaker/activist Nomika Zion, on "Raising Another Voice.
Nomika Zion is a granddaughter of Yaakov Hazan, co-founder of the first kibbutz in Israel. In 1987 Nomika founded the urban kibbutz Migvan in Sderot, Israel, situated in a quiet agricultural area a mile and a half from the border. Since the beginning of the Second Intifada in 2000, Sderot became the target of relentless bombardment by Qassam rockets launched by Palestinian militant groups in Gaza. The intensification of rocket-fire in 2005 has made Sderot a house-hold name in the west.
In August, 2009, Nomika published the Sderot War Diary "Not in my name and not for me you went to war." The Diary takes Israel to task for the invasions of Gaza, and was published in 22 different languages. Because of this powerful letter, Nomika received several international peace prizes including the 2009 Niarchos Prize for Survivorship.
Please make reservations for dinner at 831-423-1626 or at http://www.rcnv.org.
Nomika Zion is a granddaughter of Yaakov Hazan, co-founder of the first kibbutz in Israel. In 1987 Nomika founded the urban kibbutz Migvan in Sderot, Israel, situated in a quiet agricultural area a mile and a half from the border. Since the beginning of the Second Intifada in 2000, Sderot became the target of relentless bombardment by Qassam rockets launched by Palestinian militant groups in Gaza. The intensification of rocket-fire in 2005 has made Sderot a house-hold name in the west.
In August, 2009, Nomika published the Sderot War Diary "Not in my name and not for me you went to war." The Diary takes Israel to task for the invasions of Gaza, and was published in 22 different languages. Because of this powerful letter, Nomika received several international peace prizes including the 2009 Niarchos Prize for Survivorship.
Please make reservations for dinner at 831-423-1626 or at http://www.rcnv.org.
Added to the calendar on Wed, May 26, 2010 6:04PM
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