Saturday, July 12, 2008 - Events

July 9, 2008

Wednesday

Traditional Natural Medicine Congress Soon in Cuba
Jul 9, 2008 to Jul 12, 2008
Location: Holguin, Cuba
Description: HAVANA, Cuba, June 23 (acn) Scientists from 20 countries will be attending the 6th International Congress on Natural and Traditional Medicine and Bioenergetics, scheduled for July 9 to 12 in the eastern Cuban city of Holguin. Experts from the United States, Brazil, Spain, France, Switzerland, Japan, Mexico, Ecuador, Venezuela, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Chile and Colombia among other nations have confirmed their attendance, reports Ahora digital. A total of 64 papers will be given on different subjects, among them a lecture on Stress and Sophrology by Cuban Dr. Agustin Mulet, and a paper on Energetics and the Magic of Chiropraxis, by professors Omar Arriaza Klogo (Argentina) and Q. Hill Sisson (US). Several workshops on natural and traditional medicine and bioenergetics will take place with the participation of the local population. Brazilian Dr. Maria Celia Natividad de Castro will teach and train the public on respiratory exercises and energetic massages; while Costa Rican professo
Created by: KWASI Akyeampong

July 11, 2008

Friday

The SECOND ANNUAL DETROIT WOMEN OF COLOR INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Jul 11, 2008 to Jul 12, 2008
Location: Charles Wright Museum of African American History
Description: Detroit: Friday, July 11, 2008 (6:00 pm to 10:00 pm) ~ Saturday, July 12, 2008 (12:00 pm to 10:00 pm) Amakisi Unlimited, LLC presents Detroit Women of Color International Film Festival is returning for it's sophomore run at the Charles Wright Museum of African American History (315 East Warren Ave., Detroit Michigan, 48201). Ticket $15 one day, and $25 for both days. The Detroit Women of Color International film festival showcases the culturally diverse voices of women through film. DWC celebrates women from African American, Continental African, Caribbean, Latino, Native American, Arab, and Asian communities. The featured films are exciting, innovative works by and about women of color. DWC presents exceptional films and videos ranging from racial identity, sexuality, science fiction, relationships, politics and history to empowerment, healing, Hip Hop, cultural traditions, spirituality and love. Here's a sneak preview into some of DWC08's featured films: For more information pleas
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July 12, 2008

Saturday

NAACP 99th Annual Convention
Jul 12, 2008 to Jul 17, 2008
Location: The Duke Energy Center
Description: Excitement continues to grow as the NAACP heads toward its 99th Annual Convention, being held July 12-17 in Cincinnati, just months ahead of its centennial celebration. Themed “Power, Justice, Freedom, Vote,” this year’s annual gathering of more than 8,000 NAACP members, delegates and visitors will be held at the Duke Energy Center and kicks-off a series of events leading up to the association’s centennial Feb. 12, 2009. “This year’s convention is a culmination and celebration of all the NAACP represents,” said National Board of Directors Vice Chair and Convention Planning Committee Chair Roslyn M. Brock. “As we approach the next century of social justice activism, we remain empowered and committed to a progressive agenda that demands fairness and prosperity for all. The convention’s offerings underscore the point that we all must be engaged in that effort and that the NAACP has a place for everyone and every lifestyle.” http://www.naacp.org/
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ZIMBABWE PUBLIC MEETING
Jul 12, 2008 all day
Location: Clapham Methodist Church Hall
Description: Moyo wa Taifa (Pan Afrikan Women’s Solidarity Network) warmly invites you to a PUBLIC MEETING on Z.I.M.B.A.B.W.E. Road map for the way forward? Military Invasion?……….. Sanctions?……… Intervention?.... Government of National Unity?..... Self Determination?.... What are the core issues at stake? Who are the major players in this crisis? What are the available options? Where is the road map to freedom? Invited Guests; Zimbabwe High Commission, UK Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) George Shire, Lecturer & Political Analyst, Zimbabwe Oasis Mastara, Zimbabwe People’s Convention Michael Samba, International Socialist Organisation Dele Ogun, Lawyer & Political Analyst, Nigeria 5pm prompt, Sat 12th July 2008 Clapham Methodist Church Hall, Clapham High Street, London, SW4, besides Sainsbury’s, opp Mcdonald's Hall entrance is on Nelson’s Row. Tube; Clapham North & Clapham Common, Northern Line. Admission; £5 Moyo wa Taifa is a Pan Afrikan Women’s Solidarity Network Email
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First Annual Africa and Diaspora Day
Jul 12, 2008 all day
Location: St. Augustine Catholic Church
Description: First Annual Africa and Diaspora Day An all day event, the day will begin with an outdoor festival featuring an array of food, cultural workshops and live entertainment; followed by a multi-cultural mass showcasing music from Africa and its Diaspora; and ending with a spectacular evening affair that includes dinner, music, a fabulous African-inspired fashion show; and a keynote address by Fr. Cyprian Davis, world-renown historian and authority on Black Catholics. Proceeds from the celebration (which is expected to attract 2000+ participants) will go to St. Augustine's School and several organizations that do critical work in Africa and the Diaspora. Interested sponsors, advertisers or vendors can contact: Julian B. Kiganda, Event Chair: 240.432.3733 or Ntal Alimasi, Ministry Chair: 202.256.1781. Email: AfricaandDiaspora@gmail.com. URL: www.saintaugustine-dc.org
Created by: KWASI Akyeampong