MEDIA ADVISORY
For March 19, 2007

RADICAL YA BASTA PROTESTERS MARCH ON WALL STREET

Who Are These Dreamers, All Dressed In Orange?
From NYC Ya Basta, first communiqué
To the international press
To the city of New York and the NYPD
To all the hearts in this America

To help inaugurate the exhibition Facing Fascism: New York and the Spanish Civil War which opens at the Museum of the City of New York on March 23, 2007, NYU's School of Continuing and Professional Studies, in collaboration with the Museum, NYU's King Juan Carlos Center, the Gotham Center for New York City History, and the Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives (ALBA), will hold a lecture and panel discussion on Culture and Politics in a Time of War on Saturday, March 24, 1-3:30 pm.

March 30 - April 5

Quad Cinema, New York City

March 30 - April 5

Quad Cinema, New York City

March 30 - April 5

Quad Cinema, New York City

March 30 - April 5

Quad Cinema, New York City

March 30 - April 5

Quad Cinema, New York City

[this is a great campaign. I have used to be very involved but haven't had time lately. Come out in support. They are always loud, lively, and fun--John]
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Tues., 4/3 - Sunny & Pleasant, & Lots of Jazz & Opera Singers Singing for Restaurant Worker Justice!

March 30 - April 5

Quad Cinema, New York City

NYC MEETING FOR REGISTERING AND PROPOSAL SUBMISSION
FOR THE UPCOMING US SOCIAL FORUM (this June in Atlanta)
WEDNESDAY APRIL 4TH, 6PM-9:30PM
JUDSON MEMORIAL CHURCH
239 THOMPSON STREET (Note address change, it's not in the main church building)
(Directions below and at www.judson.org)

March 30 - April 5

Quad Cinema, New York City

The Zapatistas have launched “The Other Campaign” and
are organizing with women, indigenous peoples,
students, workers, gay, lesbian and transgender
people, the elderly, youth and the poor to build a new
non-electoral national grassroots movement “FROM BELOW
AND FOR BELOW” against neoliberalism and for humanity.
Thousands of Mexicans have joined “The Other Campaign”
including immigrants living in the U.S.

The First Ever New York Anarchist Film Festival will honor the life and work of Brad Will, a friend and comrade killed by a government sniper in Oaxaca Mexico on October 27, 2006. We will screen a cut of Brad's remarkable footage that documents a determined revolutionary people's uprising in Oaxaca, Mexico. The New York Anarchist Film Festival will be held Friday April 13, 2007 at 9 Bleecker Street @ Bowery in NYC from 1-9PM.

The 1st Annual NYC Anarchist Bookfair

When: Sat., April 14, 2007, 11am-7pm
Where: Judson Memorial Church, 55 Washington Square South, Manhattan

New York City, a center of anarchist life, culture, struggle, and ideas
for 150 years, has never hosted an Anarchist Bookfair. That's about to
change! The 1st Annual NYC Anarchist Bookfair, will host a one-day
exposition of books, zines, pamphlets, art, film/video, and other
cultural and very political productions of the anarchist scene
worldwide, on Sat., Apr. 14, 2007 at Judson Memorial Church in Manhattan.

The Anarchist bookfair after-party and NYMAA's 1 year anniversary celebration!
Come to celebrate both the 1st ever Anarchist bookfair in NYC and the New York Metropolitan Alliance of Anarchists (NYMAA) 1 year anniversary!!

The Anarchist bookfair after-party and NYMAA's 1 year anniversary celebration!
Come to celebrate both the 1st ever Anarchist bookfair in NYC and the New York Metropolitan Alliance of Anarchists (NYMAA) 1 year anniversary!!

* More talks and panel disussions at Sixth Street Community Center(638 E. 6th st.) from 12:00pm- 7:00pm.

12:00pm
-Food and leisure time

1:00pm
-The future of Radical Media

Monday, April 16, at 7:30 p.m.
Realizing the Impossible: Art and Anarchism

A roundtable discussion with contributors to
"Realizing the Impossible: Art against Authority" (AK
Press, 2007): Josh MacPhee (also the book’s coeditor),
Cindy Milstein, Erika Biddle, and Dara Greenwald