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	Vigil for Justice Saturday, 5/12 @6PM in memory of Raul Pinet "Justice Center" 555 S. State St. Organized by: United As One Learn more... View all Upcoming Events Plowshares Applications Available Now! deadline June 4
	SPC Monthly Program: Reporting Back from El Salvador: Stories of International Solidarity Thursday, May 17, 6:30pm La Casita Cultural Center, 109 Otisco St., Syracuse map Syracuse activists have been working in solidarity with activists in El Salvador since the civil war in the 1980's that was heavily funded and supported by the US. The Syracuse-La Estancia sister community relationship began almost 20 years ago, in 1993. In February, Shirley Novak led the latest delegation from CNY to visit La Estancia. The following month, Ursula Rozum traveled to El Salvador with the Commitee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador to assist in elections monitoring. This event will feature report backs from both delegations. Refreshments will be served. Contact Ursula, 472-5478.
	Marking the Continuing Nakba Sunday, May 20, 4pm ArtRage Gallery, 505 Hawley Ave., Syracuse map The Nakba (Catastrophe) refers to the dispossession of 750,000 Palestinians in 1947-48 in connection with the creation of the state of Israel. This year's commemoration will focus on the continuing nature of the Nakba, featuring a presentation by Gaza native Lana Hijazi who is studying film at SU, followed by a Skype conversation with Palestinian activist and intellectual Mazin Qumsiyeh from Bethlehem. Contact Andy, 472-5478.

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The Syracuse Peace Council (SPC) is a comprehensive grassroots peace and social justice organization founded in 1936. SPC educates, agitates and organizes to create a world of peace and justice for all people. Our various projects and campaigns seek to move us toward those goals.

A major SPC project is our monthly Peace Newsletter. SPC's goal of uncompromised and radical social change informs its diverse agenda, allowing each activity to be approached with a commitment to nonviolence, and a recognition of the many ways in which violence and military culture invade our lives.

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