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Message*	College of Complexes: Peacekeeping & more <a href="http://icjpe.org/actions/?id=4688">http://icjpe.org/actions/?id=4688</a> The College of Complexes <a href="http://www.collegeofcomplexes.org" target="_blank">http://www.collegeofcomplexes.org</a> <br /> The Playground for People Who Think, Since 1951 presents:<br /> <br /> Weekly Free Speech Forum - all in attendance will be afforded five (5) minutes to comment subsequent to presentation by guest speaker<br /> <br /> <strong>Meeting # 3,066 - Mel Duncan, winner of the Presbyterian Peaceseeker Award</strong>, will tell some stories about peacekeepers in Sudan, Sri Lanka and Mindanao, Philippines. The mission of Nonviolent Peaceforce is to build a large-scale trained, international civilian nonviolent peaceforce. Nonviolent Peaceforce is sent to conflict areas to prevent death and destruction and protect human rights, thus creating the space for local groups to enter into dialogue and to seek peaceful resolution to local conflicts. Program includes a short film. Download Flyer HERE:<br /> <a href="http://icjpe.org/uploads/docs/peaceeventmay1.pdf" target="_blank">http://icjpe.org/uploads/docs/peaceeventmay1.pdf</a><br /> <br /> Presentation at 8:00 PM<br /> Lincoln Restaurant<br /> 4008 N. Lincoln Ave, Chicago - intersection of Irving Park and Damen (4000 N - 2000 W)<br /> <br /> Free Parking, 1 Block from the Irving Park Stop on the Brown Line, CTA<br /> Tuition $3.00 and food/drink purchase requested by restaurant<br /> Concludes around 10:30/11:00<br /> <br /> All meetings are open to the public. For anyone wishing to speak, the next open dates are July 3rd and 31st. Contact: Charles Paidock, Program Coordinator (312) 842-5036, (312) 714-7790 cell or <a href="mailto:cpaidock@hotmail.com">cpaidock@hotmail.com</a><br /> <br /> Other Upcoming Programs:<br /> <br /> May 1<br /> Nonviolent Peaceforce, Mel Duncan, Peaceseeker Award Winner<br /> with film<br /> <br /> May 8<br /> The Best Route for a US "Bullet Train" - True High Speed Rail<br /> with film<br /> <br /> May 15<br /> The "Awakened" Self - Inner Guidance Coach<br /> <br /> May 22<br /> "Personal Actions of an Intelligent Optismist to Save Our Planet!"<br /> <br /> May 29<br /> Why Do I Use Cannabis? Illinois NORML<br /> with film<br /> <br /> June 5<br /> Debate: "Should People Be Allowed to Carry Handguns in Chicago?"<br /> <br /> June 12<br /> The Electric Automobile We Almost Had, 350 Miles at 60 MPH Using a Standard Electric Socket, the Sad Story of the "Soft Flywheel"<br /> <br /> June 19<br /> "A Tiff with TIF's" - Ben Joravsky of the Chicago Reader<br /> <br /> June 26<br /> The Cook County Board and Goverment, Candidate for Commissioner, Jennifer Bishop Jenkins<br /> <br /> July 3<br /> Open<br /> <br /> July 10<br /> Remembering Howard Zinn: Giving Voice to the Voiceless<br /> <br /> July 17<br /> Can Our Intel Agencies Be Fixed?<br /> <br /> July 24<br /> Debate: Should the US Invest in Nuclear Power or Can We Meet Our Future Energy Needs with Green Technology? need pro-nuclear speaker<br /> <br /> July 31<br /> IYJL Immigrant Youth Justice League on Arizona's new law, Moratorium on Deportations, SB 1070 video
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Date(s): Sat, May 1st, 2010 thru Sat, Jul 31st, 2010

Time: 08:00 pm

The College of Complexes http://www.collegeofcomplexes.org
The Playground for People Who Think, Since 1951 presents:

Weekly Free Speech Forum - all in attendance will be afforded five (5) minutes to comment subsequent to presentation by guest speaker

Meeting # 3,066 - Mel Duncan, winner of the Presbyterian Peaceseeker Award, will tell some stories about peacekeepers in Sudan, Sri Lanka and Mindanao, Philippines. The mission of Nonviolent Peaceforce is to build a large-scale trained, international civilian nonviolent peaceforce. Nonviolent Peaceforce is sent to conflict areas to prevent death and destruction and protect human rights, thus creating the space for local groups to enter into dialogue and to seek peaceful resolution to local conflicts. Program includes a short film. Download Flyer HERE:
http://icjpe.org/uploads/docs/peaceeventmay1.pdf

Presentation at 8:00 PM
Lincoln Restaurant
4008 N. Lincoln Ave, Chicago - intersection of Irving Park and Damen (4000 N - 2000 W)

Free Parking, 1 Block from the Irving Park Stop on the Brown Line, CTA
Tuition $3.00 and food/drink purchase requested by restaurant
Concludes around 10:30/11:00

All meetings are open to the public. For anyone wishing to speak, the next open dates are July 3rd and 31st. Contact: Charles Paidock, Program Coordinator (312) 842-5036, (312) 714-7790 cell or cpaidock@hotmail.com

Other Upcoming Programs:

May 1
Nonviolent Peaceforce, Mel Duncan, Peaceseeker Award Winner
with film

May 8
The Best Route for a US "Bullet Train" - True High Speed Rail
with film

May 15
The "Awakened" Self - Inner Guidance Coach

May 22
"Personal Actions of an Intelligent Optismist to Save Our Planet!"

May 29
Why Do I Use Cannabis? Illinois NORML
with film

June 5
Debate: "Should People Be Allowed to Carry Handguns in Chicago?"

June 12
The Electric Automobile We Almost Had, 350 Miles at 60 MPH Using a Standard Electric Socket, the Sad Story of the "Soft Flywheel"

June 19
"A Tiff with TIF's" - Ben Joravsky of the Chicago Reader

June 26
The Cook County Board and Goverment, Candidate for Commissioner, Jennifer Bishop Jenkins

July 3
Open

July 10
Remembering Howard Zinn: Giving Voice to the Voiceless

July 17
Can Our Intel Agencies Be Fixed?

July 24
Debate: Should the US Invest in Nuclear Power or Can We Meet Our Future Energy Needs with Green Technology? need pro-nuclear speaker

July 31
IYJL Immigrant Youth Justice League on Arizona's new law, Moratorium on Deportations, SB 1070 video