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Special Events Calendar
October 2010

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  • E-mail calendar events to MonthlyCalendar@abqpeaceandjustice.org by the 20th of the month (for the following month's print edition of our newsletter). Please limit submissions to a maximum of 60 words and follow the format below to make it easier on our volunteer!

  • E-mail calendar events to Web@abqPeaceAndJustice.org at any time for the Web site calendar. Event notices are appreciated at least ten (10) days before the event takes place.

  • Also, please check calendar posted at the Peace Center for additional events not listed here.

Events are held at the Peace Center unless otherwise noted.


Saturday-Saturday, October 2 - 9

Keep Space for Peace - International week of protest to stop the militarization of space.

Friday-Thursday, October 8-14

The eighth annual Southwest Gay and Lesbian Film Festival in Albuquerque. More details will be added as they are received. Information: www.closetcinema.org .

Friday-Saturday, October 8-9

Enneagram Intensive: Relationship to Self, God & Others is being presented at Hotel Albuquerque (Albuquerque). This Enneagram Intensive will allow us all to continue to know more deeply and compassionately our self, one another and our God. It is being presented by Suzanne Stabile and is sponsored by the Center for Action and Contemplation. Information (including time): 505-242-9588 x105.

Saturday, October 9, 6:00 - 9:00pm

Bill of Rights Celebration: Protecting Your Voice - Please join us at our premier event this year to celebrate the ACLU's 90 year history of protecting free speech, artistic liberty and all other forms of expression! At Albuquerque Museum of Art and History (2000 Mountain Road NW - Albuquerque). Enjoy food, drink and a special performance by hip-hop poet, Idris Goodwin, as we honor outstanding civil libertarians and help contribute to a strong future for the ACLU of New Mexico. There is a $100 minimum suggested donation for this event. www.satap.dtp .

Thursday, October 14, 6:00 - 8:00pm

Steps to Address Institutional Racism is a forum on addressing institutional racism being presented by Dr. Camara Phyllis Jones from the CDC. Dr. Jones will engage us in reflection and collaborative action planning. Are you working on health equity and social justice issues and would like to unify with likeminded New Mexicans? Are you curious to learn more about anti-racism strategies? Do you want to participate in changing public policy in New Mexico? If you answered yes to any of the above questions, then join this forum presented by the New Mexico Health Equity Working Group (NMHEWG) at the Rotunda Building on University and Basehart SE (Albuquerque). Refreshments will be provided. Information and to reserve a seat: 505-270-8188.

Saturday, October 16, 6:00pm

A benefit musical concert for refugees and immigrants from Africa, Nepal, Iraq, and other countries is being presented by the South African Orion Duet at Immanuel Presbyterian Church (114 Carlisle Blvd SE - Albuquerque). Information: www.southafricanorionduet.com .

Saturday, October 23, 2:00pm

Defending Artistic Liberty Panel - How can we ensure the right of artists to participate in democratic dialogue by defending public access to their work and supporting their ability to freely express views that might be unpopular or controversial? Join the discussion and learn about what's black and white and what's gray when it comes to free speech. This event is free and open to the public. It takes place at 516 ARTS (516 Central Ave. SW - Albuquerque).


[Mailbox]Please send calendar items, comments, and questions concerning this Web document to Web@abqPeaceAndJustice.org .