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ICUJP weekly meeting schedule: (blue=7:00 am morning meeting; red=7:00 pm evening meeting)
Meetings are held at: First Baptist Church - 760 South Westmoreland - Los Angeles

Monday Aug 26 | Friday Sep 6 | Friday Sep 13 | Friday Oct 4 | Friday Oct 18 | Monday Oct 28 | Friday Nov 8 | Friday Nov 15 | Monday Nov 25 | Friday Dec 6 | Friday Dec 13meeting every week since September 28, 2001


August Actions To
End Police Abuse,
Brutality And Criminality

SEPTEMBER 11
COMMEMORATIONS

download a list of observances planned in the name of Peace
2-page flyer
or see the most current list here

The next ICUJP Worship
& Dialogue

Tuesday September 10, 2002
7:00 pm
on the eve of 9.11...
A Gathering for Peace and Civil Liberties
At First Baptist Church

Join Us

Families of September 11 Speak Out
for Peaceful Tomorrows

September Eleventh Families for Peaceful Tomorrows
Kelly Campbell and Barry Amundson

Film footage of 9/11 families visiting Afghanistan

and
Rev.George Regas
convener of Interfaith Communities United For Justice And Peace

Rabbi Allen Freehling
on threats to civil liberties

Ms. Medea Benjamin
on assisting Afghan refugees

Mr. Robert Scheer
questioning the war on terrorism

Ms.Maria Elena Durazo
the burden on working families

Ms. Ramona Ripston

Interfaith Testimony
for Peace and Justice

The First Baptist Church Choir

First Baptist Church
760 South Westmoreland
Los Angeles
Church Phone — 626 683 9004
RSVP — 323 852 9190

mapquest directions

sponsored by:

ACLU - Southern Califonia
The Nation Institute
ICUJP
KPFK
Liberty Hill Foundation
Progressive Religious Partnership
Southern California Americans for Democratic Action
The Shefa Fund

endorsed by:

Progressive Jewish Alliance
Office of the Americas
Muslim Public Affairs Council

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Future ICUJP Events...


Wednesday September 11, 2002

6:00 pm

9.11 Attack Anniversary

Silent Vigil for Peace
Pacific Palisades Park
Santa Monica
(near the Pier on Ocean Ave)

see coalitionforworldpeace.org for more information

download a flyer


Monday October 7, 2002

Noon

No Light at the End of the Tunnel:
The One-Year Anniversary of the Bombing of Afghanistan

Vigil/Press Conference
at La Placita
Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church
adjacent to Olvera Street
in downtown Los Angeles


Sunday October 13, 2002

2:00 pm - 5:00 pm

With Malice Aforethought:
the Continuing US War Against Iraq
a peace conference

Loyola Marymount University
One LMU Drive
Los Angeles

maps:
Area Level Map

Street Level Map

With Speakers, Worship, and Potluck

Invited Guest Speakers:

Mr. Ramsey Clark
former US Attorney General

Ms. Medea Benjamin
Global Exchange

others TBA

ICUJP requests a $10 donation, with a sliding scale based on ability to pay. Free admission for students. No one will be turned away due to lack of funds.


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ICUJP Sponsored
events & campaigns,
and other items of interest


Sunday September 8, 2002
3:00 - 6:00 pm
Coalition For World Peace Rally for
Peace and Justice
Another World Is Possible!

MACARTHUR PARK,
LOS ANGELES

Killing people is the problem--not the solution!

download a flyer


Sunday September 15, 2002
at 8:00 am

Silent Sacred Walk
in Silver Lake
Meet at 1850 Silver Lake Drive
directions

323-982-9787

please see the Silent Sacred Walk
website for more information


Protect Human Services
Promote Tax Equity

TANF - Welfare Legislation Update
August 12.02

State Budget Stalemate Continues;

Welfare Bills Advance to Floor;

TANF Reauthorization
Reaches Critical Stage


The 2001-2002 legislative session is winding to a close. It is scheduled to end on August 31, assuming the state budget is passed by that date.

The Senate returned from a summer recess on August 5 for the final four weeks; the Assembly had remained in session throughout the recess because it had not passed the budget and trailer bills sent by the Senate before the upper house recessed in late June.

see more on TANF here:

http://www.clasp.org/Pubs/Pubs_Reauth
http://www.cbp.org/2002/w020628.pdf

This summer Welfare Reform legislation will be renewed.

We must make our voices heard so that more families are not harmed by welfare reform.

We demand EDUCATION AND TRAINING,
CHILD CARE, JOBS, BENEFITS FOR IMMIGRANTS, and
A STRONG SAFETY NET.

For more information call Shane Goldsmith at:
(213) 743-3940x42

Sponsored by the
National Campaign
For Jobs and Income Support
and
the California Immigrant
Welfare Collaborative


Support Senate Bill 1959

Please take the time to call and fax the State Senate

$300 million Industry Opposes Basic Oversight!!

see: Coalition for Justice in Hawaiian Gardens and Jerusalem

This bill addresses abuses of the charitable bingo operations in the State of California.

The exploitation of labor under the ruse of violating 'volunteer' and 'membership' criteria as normally understood falls on the least protected members of our society who are often undocumented workers with few legal protections. On 3/19/02, MALDEF has brought suit against one bingo operator, The Irving Moskowitz Foundation. The Moskowitz foundation funds extreme right wing settlers in the occupied territories especially in Jeruslam. This bill is co-sponsored with other groups including United Cerebral Palsey Association.
Interfaith Communities United for Justice Peace urges its 60 constituent member organizations to immediately fax (on letterhead) a letter of support for Senate Bill 1959.


Support SB1680
by California State Senate
Majority Leader Richard Polanco

A bill to protect peaceful protest and to distinguish it from harmful acts of crime. The bill, SB 1680 (Polanco) caps the penalties for nonviolent civil disobedience that is political expression at $100 and 2 days in custody.

Pleasae see the ICUJP's Floor Letter in support of this bill on our home page.

To support this bill, use the information below and contact the Senate.

Assembly Public Safety Committe
There are 7 members of this committee:
5 Democrats and 2 Republicans.
Bills need 4 votes to pass.

1. Fax a letter of support on behalf of your organization, your business or yourself to the Assembly members below and to your own Assembly member.

2. Send an email to all the members of the Assembly Public Safety Committee

Please note that not all members list their email address.

Democrats

Carl Washington (D-Compton)
Committee Chair
(916) 319-2052
Fax (916) 319-2152

KEY VOTE € Email

Gil Cedillo (D-Los Angeles)
(916) 319-2046
Fax (916) 319-2146

Manny Diaz (D-San Jose)
(916) 319-2023
Fax (916) 319-2123

Jackie Goldberg (D-Los Angeles)
(916) 319-2045
Fax (916) 319-2145

Fred Keeley (D-Santa Cruz)
(916) 319-2027
Fax (916) 319-2127

Republicans

Jay La Suer (R-La Mesa)
Committee Vice Chair
(916) 319-2077
Fax (916) 319-2177

Email

Richard Dickerson (R-Redding)
(916) 319-2002
Fax (916) 319-2102

Email




Download the ICUJP PeaceMaker Action flyer with sample letter:
LAPD and the INS:
Defend Human Rights
Keep Special Order 40

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