UPCOMING SCREENINGS
November 24 in Yuma, AZ
Presented by the Arizona Foundation for Contemporary Theology
Jafre Training Center
3300 South 8th Ave, Unit C
7:00pm
Contact: Alberta Wallace, (928) 328-8133
November 30 in Bethany, OK
Presented by Eupan Global Initiative at Southern Nazarene University
Herrick Auditorium, Southern Nazarene University
6729 NW 39th Expressway
7:30pm
Contact: Marty Michelson, (405) 495-4488
December 2 in New York, NY
Presented by US National Committee for UNIFEM, New York Young Professionals Metro Chapter
Marymount Manhattan College
221 E. 71st St
6:00pm
Contact: Laura Stephens, unifem.usa.ny.yp@gmail.com
December 2 in London, UK
Presented by International Alert
Kings Place
90 York Way
6:00pm
Special Appearance by Etweda "Sugars" Cooper and Asatu Bah Kenneth
To RSVP: rsvp@international-alert.org
December 4-13 in Warsaw, Poland
Presented by Watch Docs Human Rights in Film
Contact: festival@hfhrpol.waw.pl
December 4 in Zalau, Romania
Presented by Association Caritas Catholica
Zalau House of Culture
Str. Unirii no. 20 Salaj Jud.
4:00pm
Contact: Elizabeth Turk, elizabeth.turk@gmail.com
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Many Voices, One Story
Starts tomorrow,
November 25th
A project from Peace is Loud, a non-profit organization that was founded in response to the inspirational story told in the documentary, Pray the Devil Back to Hell.
In keeping with the mission of Peace is Loud to amplify women’s voices and recognize women’s knowledge of peace-building, Peace is Loud will be participating in The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence this year, an annual campaign that calls for the elimination of all forms of violence against women.
The theme for 2009 is
“Commit ▪ Act ▪ Demand: We CAN End Violence Against Women!”
Peace is Loud will be gathering the words, biographies and reflections of these 16 amazing women activists:
Hibaaq Osman,
Abigail E. Disney,
Korto Williams,
Mallika Dutt,
Debora Barros Fince,
Terry McGovern,
L. Muthoni Wanyeki,
Aset Chad,
Dorothy Johnson-Speight,
Thelma Ekiyor,
Dr. Sakena Yacoobi,
Mu Sochua,
Leymah Gbowee,
Zainab Salbi,
Teresa Mejia, and
Winnie Byanyima
One woman activist will be highlighted per day from
November 25th – December 10th
»Click here to visit PeaceisLoud.org
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Maureen Fielder Interviews Abigail Disney and Leymah Gbowee on Interfaith Radio
