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Ghorepani Poon Hill trek, otherwise called Annapurna Sunrise trek and Annapurna display trek, is one of most mainstream and simple trekking trail in Annapurna district that wanders through stunning mountain territory, rhododendron backwoods, falls waterfall and ethnic social town of Gurung people group. On the off chance that you need make Himalaya trekking in Nepal, encounter good country scene and watch the common social town in brief time traverse then Poon Hill trekking may be your first inclination. Poon Hill is a photographic heaven that servers the shocking and dazzling snaps of Annapurna and Dhualagiri run. Poon Hill at (3,210m) gives stimulating perspective of Annapurna I, II, III and IV alongside Dhaulagiri ranges, Lamjung Himal, Gangapurna, Manaslu and couple of 7,000m+ pinnacles.

Poon Hill trekking is well known world over for its marvelous dawn and dusks. Watch White Mountain changing shading right in front of you. This staggering perspective of common landscape set in the

On Sunday July 30th  at 3:00 PM, BEPAA, The Board for the Education of People of African Ancestry will host its 19th Annual Tribute to Professor John Henrik Clarke beloved Ancestor and Esteemed African Historian and Lecturer. This year's theme is "The Vision of Dr. John Henrik Clarke."   Professor Clarke who lost most of his eyesight in his later years saw more in a moment than most people see in a life time. The Keynote Speaker for this event will be Dr. Ron Daniels. Other principal speakers will be Dr. Adelaide Sanford and  UNIA/ACL President General Michael Duncan, Sister Pam Africa, Brother Razakhan Shaheed, Sister Dequi Kioni-Sadiki, Brother Sekou Odinga, Councilwoman Inez Barron, Assemblyman Charles Barron. Many other community leaders and dignitaries, including BEPAA Chairperson, Reverend Dr. Shelia Evans Tranumn will give brief remarks on the vision of Dr. Clarke. The program will take place at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church at 212 Tompkins Avenue Brooklyn NY 11216. Admission is Fre

MONDAY, JULY 31, 2017: BRONX, NEW YORK
You Are Welcome To Join Our Upcoming
Anti-Police Terror Community Organizing Meeting 
@ The Bronx Social Center 970 Prospect Avenue
(bet. 163rd/164th Streets) 
Take #5 or #2 train to Prospect Avenue Station Stop.

Meeting Agenda: 
- Coalition Committee Structures & Organizing 
- Upcoming Coalition Actions & Meetings
- Community Announcements, Updates & Presentations
 
Organized By: 
The NYC Coalition To Stop The Raids - #StopTheRaids and end the abuse of RICO/conspiracy laws. 

*PLEASE Click Below, Read, Sign & Share The Below Petition to:
"STOP THE FASCIST NYC POLICE RAIDS of BLACK & BROWN COMMUNITIES" 
https://diy.rootsaction.org/petitions/100-million-americans-against-rico-raids-and-increase-incarceration

Information: stoptheraidsnyc@lists.riseup.net

SOURCE:

New York City Jericho Movement
P.O. Box 670927
Bronx, NY 10467
www.jerichony.org

Ghorepani poon hill trek (5 days ) takes you to a standout amongst the most well known perspective (Poon Hill) in Nepal inside the world-renowned Annapurna Region, The Ghorepani Poon hill trekking is an exciting prologue to the miracles of trekking knowledge and a more casual voyage contrasted with different choices in the Annapurna region.

Ghorepani Poon hill trek is particularly intended for individuals with less occasion time and who need something uncommon and an essence of trekking in Nepal Himalayas which incorporates astounding landscape of conventional towns, lavish woods, rich fields and very close perspectives of a portion of the most elevated tops on the planet. Along these lines, the Ghorepani trip is most reasonable for the special first night, trek with the youngsters and understudies.

The Annapurna locale has for some time been a most loved for guests to Nepal all things considered, an excursion into the area is loaded with fervor and shocks and an astounding cluster of

Langtang Gosaikunda trek joins the remote and staggering valley of Langtang, with the high mountain lakes at Gosainkund. Visit the excellent Langtang National stop and after that trek to the finish of the valley to see the awesome mountains sees. Following the Trisuli River north out of Kathmandu, we go through Trisuli Bazaar and Dhunche to Syabrubensi, a Sherpa town situated at the very edge of the Langtang National Park. We at that point swing east into the Langtang valley, crossing the waterway a few times as we go up along a crevasse like, bring down segment of the valley. We go through oak and rhododendron woods and even cross chilly moraine on our way to the Tamang town of Langtang.

Somewhat further up the valley is Kyangin Gompa, where we stop overnight and test the neighborhood yak cheddar. We go through Nubamatang, settled in a concealed valley, on our way up to see the icy masses, which stamp the entryway into Tibet. Backtracking, we go through Syabru and Sing Gompa to a high

Please join us at the Annual DARC Family Day on Sunday, July 30, 2017.

Address: Croton Point Park- 1a Croton Point Avenue, Croton on the Hudson. 

Time: Sun up to sun down.

Bring your games, bring your love; Bring your family, bring your friends! This is a wholistic meat free, alcohol free, Vegan Ital-Q. A MUST for the summer!

DARC 2017 Theme - Quasquicentennial "...Life and Ethiopia's Progress".

Fiqir Bandinet, 
The DARC Foundation

(7 July 2017, Charleston, SC, Gullah/Geechee Nation) Charleston County, South Carolina is the place of origin for the Gullah/Geechee culture. Gullah/Geechee people brought their African traditions with them within the enslavement vessels that they were held captive in as they journeyed across the Middle Passage. Many have come to the shorelines of South Carolina to stand on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean to feel the ancestral energies of the Africans that have come to be known as the “Gullah/Geechee.”

During the period of segregation many people of African descent were unable to stand on the sandy shores of the Atlantic Ocean. Instead of enduring harassment and discrimination at “colored sections” of areas that are now part of South Carolina’s state parks, Gullah/Geechees often developed their own Black townships and beaches. Amongst the list of Black beaches and gathering locations in South Carolina were “Riverside Beach,” “Frasier Beach,”“Remley’s Point,” “Peter Miller Pavilion,” Se

The zone where the Mustang Circuit and Upper Mustang Trek happens was quite recently opened to trekkers in 1992, going before which it was a strict disallowed kingdom, and even now it sees just around 700 trekkers for each year.

The Mustang Circuit itself takes from 12 to 14 days. The continuation onto the Upper Mustang trek can take up to an additional 4-6 days

Sights fuse orders and fortresses dating to the fourteenth century, fossils which are acknowledged to be more prepared than the mountains and the walled city of Lo-Mathang. Lo-Manthang has dividers 20 feet high with a turret at each corner. As often as possible, on street corners you will find little social events of women turning wool. Towards the complete of the night, considerable hordes of goats are taken through the city door and back to their sheds. There are phenomenal, considerable shelters, for instance, Thugchen Gompa. An amchi is an ordinary Tibetan pro, and the amchi recorded focus and school envision you.

Among the

At the emergency meeting we had on Monday July 17^th we outlined what ICE was doing to stop 1) the Accompaniment Program on the 9^th floor 2) ending TPS and 3) ending DACA. Everyone is very concerned about the termination of DACA and TPS because they are afraid that they will ICE targets.

At the meeting we came up a tentative plan. Now we need to work out the details and implement the strategy.  Our immediate goal is to move ICE to allow us back into on the 9th floor to accompany our Friends. But we have to prepare for the upcoming onslaught of ICE machinery of destruction.

Please join us on Monday July 24 at 6pm at the NYU Furman Hall 245 Sullivan St NY NY 10012 to work out those details. Be prepared to break out into working groups with specific tasks to end this crisis.

See you on Monday.

When:      Monday July 24th at 6pm.

Where:     NYU Furman Hall

                  245 Sullivan St NY NY 10012,

                  (Take A,B,C,D,E,F and M trains to West 4 St.)

Thanks

Ravi
sanctuary@newsanctu

ASE Day 2017 to visit with the Vernon Dahmer Family, among others.

On January 9, 1966, Vernon Dahmer led a voter registration drive in Hattiesburg, ms.  A local white owned radio station announced that Mr. Dahmer would allow Black prospective voters to pay the two dollar poll tax at his store.  At about 2 am on the morning of January 10, 1966, Mr. Dahmer’s home was firebombed in Hattiesburg, Mississippi with his family inside.  Two or three carloads of white knights klansmen pushed their way into the Dahmer home and ignited 12 one-gallon containers of gasoline. While the house and adjacent store were on fire, shots were fired at the home by the klansmen.  Mr. Dahmer returned fire from a window in the house in order to hold off the klansmen while his wife, Ellie, and their small children, all in the home during the attack, escaped from a rear window. His family survived the attack but Brother Vernon Dahmer did not.  He died as a result of his burns the next day.  The Dahmers’ home, store

Join us on Wednesday, July 19th as we amplify the voices of mothers who are fighting to regain custody of their children. We will gather from 12:30 to 1:45 outside of the courthouse.  At 2 pm, those of us who can stay will support mother Maisha, as she attends a hearing where she is facingILLEGITIMATE kidnapping charges, of her own children. Please contact us if you are interested in learning  more,joining and/or spreading the word. We have flyers you can distribute.
HELP AMPLIFY THE VOICES OF BLACK MOTHERS.

Want more information about ANWO? Please visit: www.anwouhuru.org  

Not in Baltimore?  Here's how you can support.

• Donate to this campaign here
• Volunteer your time to organize in your area
  • Existing organizing committees are in Baltimore, Stockholm, London
• Contribute legal services and/or advice. These mothers NEED revolutionary lawyers

TWITTER STORM FOR CUBA!

Monday, July 17th, 2017: 

On the 17th of every month, join the New York Cuba Solidarity Project’s Twitter Storm for Cuba. Tweet Trump the following messages:

.@realDonaldTrump I support lifting the blockade against Cuba! #cubasibloqueono #endtheblockade #cuba #UScuba

.@realDonaldTrump No to travel restrictions against Cuba! #cubasibloqueono #endtheblockade #cuba #UScuba

.@realDonaldTrump Guantanamo belongs to Cuba #cubasibloqueono #endtheblockade #cuba #UScuba

Background:
On December 17th, 2014, President Obama made history when he announced that the U.S. government would begin the process of normalizing relations with Cuba. In his address, he referred to the U.S. government‘s policy towards Cuba has been, “archaic and a failure.” Since this address, the Obama administration has made some changes to U.S./Cuba policy.

During Trump’s election campaign, he publicly pledged to reverse the Executive Orders easing ongoing U.S. anti-Cuba sanctions, implemented by Presi

The 25th Annual Summer Series of live music, dinners, cocktails, picnics, dancing, Kid Zone, and fun for all continues on Saturday July 15th with the beloved “Lion of Zimbabwe”: Thomas Mapfumo and his band The Blacks Unlimited. Thomas Mapfumo has been at the cutting edge of the political struggle in his native Zimbabwe, Africa for over 20 years, even as he's become a major figure on the world music scene.

From the bloody years of the country’s liberation war in the ‘70s, right through the present economic and political crises, Mapfumo has used his revolutionary, spiritually charged music to decry injustice and highlight the historical and cultural issues that underlie the news headlines. He and the Blacks Unlimited play Chimurenga music, (or music for the struggle of the people), a unique African music genre whose beats are traditional and timeless. They are delivered through an electric fusion of melodious lyrics accompanied by sounds of the African thumb piano (mbira) and the guitar.

Rezoning Harlem: The Battle over Harlem's Future documents the 2008 struggle against rezoning 125th street, highlighting the work of activists who fought to protect Harlem from billionaire developers and their predatory rezoning plans.

Rezoning Harlem and the fight against gentrification that it documents is relevant today, as developers are attempting to rezone East Harlem, to build luxury housing and to displace residents. And rather than defend the neighborhood, the community board is conceding to the rezoning plan with a lukewarm no "with conditions" vote- all at the expense of East Harlem residents.

Join us for a special showing of Rezoning Harlem at the Justice Center en El Barrio. Afterwards we will discuss the film and what we can do to fight back against gentrification and displacement in East Harlem.

RSVP on Facebook

See you on Friday!

ANSWER NYC
http://www.answercoalition.org/

Annapurna Base Camp Trekking is known as Annapurna Sanctuary Trekking. This is the most strongly beautiful direct trek in Nepal . The term Annapurna asylum ,authored by untouchables, means the high bowl southeast of Annapurna and the headwaters of the Modi Khola. From Ghandruk on the Jomsom course the trail bears resolutely north into the very heart of the Annapurna run. Once past the haven entryway, it unearths moraines to a group of cottages. Wherever you remain in the haven, the 360 degrees sees are unspeakably delightful and in spite of the fact that mists roll early, the drape frequently parts at dusk to uncover brilliant, liquid pinnacles. There are a few conceivable courses to the haven, all meeting at Chhomrong. The preoccupation from Jomsom and Annapurna treks is produced using close Ghorepani to Ghandruk. Ghandruk is a well-off Gurung town.

Anapurna Base Camp Trek starts from Pokhara,an charming city settled in the serene valley (827 m). This is the place where there is dedic

The name Mustang alludes to the dry, Tibet-like district at the northern end of the Kali Gandaki stream. The name Mustang likewise signifies the whole locale along the Kali Gandaki from the Tibetan fringe south to Ghasa whose region central station are in Jomsom, at about the focal point of the region. The limited territory of Tibetan impact that was opened for untouchables simply after 1991 lies north of Kagbeni and Nepalese allude to it as Upper Mustang. It comprises of two particular areas: the southern part, with five towns (Chele, Ghyakar, Chhuksang, Tangbe and Tetang) possessed by individuals identified with the Manangis (indigenous individuals of Manang); and the northern zone (the old kingdom of Lo) where the dialect, culture and customs are simply Tibetan. Mustang is in the Himalaya's rain shadow, which has less rain than whatever remains of Nepal. Towns here are a few hours separated and rise at a separation practically as hallucinations. "Lo" alludes to Upper Mustang and its

The public is invited to a celebration of diversity and human rights by participating in the Renaissance House: Retreat for Writers & Artists’ 11th annual free dramatic reading of Frederick Douglass’ powerful landmark speech “What Does the Fourth of July Mean to the Negro?” taking place on July 4 at 4:00pm on Martha’s Vineyard historic Inkwell Beach in Oak Bluffs.

Readers of all ages are invited to help bring the words of Frederick Douglass to life. Each volunteer reader will recite different sections of the 10,000-plus word address Douglass wrote in 1852 in the midst of slavery. Although it has been over 150 years since Frederick Douglass delivered his Fourth of July speech at a convention in Rochester, New York, the message is especially resonate during this turbulent political era.

Volunteer readers include Dr. Jessica B. Harris, a longtime Martha's Vineyard resident and acclaimed culinary historian, professor, journalist and author of 12 critically acclaimed cookbooks documenting the