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Iraq Veterans Against the War: Operation Recovery w/music by Ryan Harvey and Nomi!
Date:
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Time:
7:00 PM
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10:00 PM
Event Type:
Concert/Show
Organizer/Author:
Siri Margerin
Email:
Phone:
415-863-3771
Address:
766 Fell St, San Francisco Ca
Location Details:
766 Fell St (Between Webster and Fillmore)
San Francisco, CA
San Francisco, CA
Operation Recovery: Right to Heal Tour
July 28 Thursday 7PM - San Francisco with Ryan Harvey
Earlier this year IVAW deployed a team to gritty sun-baked Ft. Hood to begin a year long outreach drive and lay the groundwork for a fight to win service members and veterans right to heal. Sense the teams arrival in May they have talked to hundreds of active duty soldiers, conducted house visit after house visit, and begun to collect the testimony of Service Members that deal with these issues daily.
Why did IVAW deploy a team to the belly of the beast? Because, we know that by winning the right to heal at Ft. Hood we can win our rights across the country and in doing so cripple the militaries ability to continue the occupations of Afghanistan and Iraq. The military depends on the deployment of service members with traumas to continue the wars.
Now we are hitting the road traveling from Ft. Hood to Ft. Lewis to share the story of the struggles for GI Rights at Ft. Hood.
Read through the blogs about Operation Recovery here: http://www.ivaw.org/operation-recovery
Peace,
Aaron Hughes
Organizing Team Leader
Iraq Veterans Against the War
http://www.ivaw.org
aarhughes [at] ivaw.org
ph: (217) 898-9083
Donate today!
PERFORMING:
Ryan Harvey (http://www.ryanharveymusic.com)
Ryan is touring the United States and Europe this summer to release "Ordinary Heroes". The recording, dedicated to Howard Zinn, emphasizes and celebrates social movements as a means of overcoming injustice.
Nomi (http://www.myspace.com/nomisongs)
Nomi is a singer-songwriter living in San Francisco.
Please RSVP Siri Margerin: sirism [at] mac.com - 415-863-3771
July 28 Thursday 7PM - San Francisco with Ryan Harvey
Earlier this year IVAW deployed a team to gritty sun-baked Ft. Hood to begin a year long outreach drive and lay the groundwork for a fight to win service members and veterans right to heal. Sense the teams arrival in May they have talked to hundreds of active duty soldiers, conducted house visit after house visit, and begun to collect the testimony of Service Members that deal with these issues daily.
Why did IVAW deploy a team to the belly of the beast? Because, we know that by winning the right to heal at Ft. Hood we can win our rights across the country and in doing so cripple the militaries ability to continue the occupations of Afghanistan and Iraq. The military depends on the deployment of service members with traumas to continue the wars.
Now we are hitting the road traveling from Ft. Hood to Ft. Lewis to share the story of the struggles for GI Rights at Ft. Hood.
Read through the blogs about Operation Recovery here: http://www.ivaw.org/operation-recovery
Peace,
Aaron Hughes
Organizing Team Leader
Iraq Veterans Against the War
http://www.ivaw.org
aarhughes [at] ivaw.org
ph: (217) 898-9083
Donate today!
PERFORMING:
Ryan Harvey (http://www.ryanharveymusic.com)
Ryan is touring the United States and Europe this summer to release "Ordinary Heroes". The recording, dedicated to Howard Zinn, emphasizes and celebrates social movements as a means of overcoming injustice.
Nomi (http://www.myspace.com/nomisongs)
Nomi is a singer-songwriter living in San Francisco.
Please RSVP Siri Margerin: sirism [at] mac.com - 415-863-3771
For more information:
http://www.ivaw.org/operation-recovery
Added to the calendar on Wed, Jul 20, 2011 7:32PM
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