Dec. 2-4: A weekend for political prisoners

WHERE THERE IS INJUSTICE, THERE IS RESISTANCE.
WHERE THERE IS RESISTANCE, THERE IS REPRESSION.
WHERE THERE IS REPRESSION, THERE ARE POLITICAL PRISONERS.
WHERE POLITICAL PRISONERS ARE REMEMBERED AND SUPPORTED, THERE IS CONTINUITY OF RESISTANCE.

Dec. 2, 8pm - 2am

2006 Certain Days calendar release party

136 Cambridge Place (#1)(top buzzer)
Brooklyn
(C train to Clinton/Washington - get out at the Washington side, go two blocks up Fulton (north), left on Cambridge Place)

Please mark your calendars for the 2006 Certain Days release party in Brooklyn. This is a chance to mix and mingle with old and new friends and learn more about the
organizations that this year's proceeds will go to. It's also a chance to purchase copies of the Certain Days wall calendar, which features 12 full color images -including collages, murals, paintings and more - and over a dozen pages of writing created by and about former and current political prisoners and prisoners of war.

To learn more about Certain Days, or to order copies online, visit: certaindays.org

Ashanti Alston
Dec. 3,

International Day of Solidarity with Political Prisoners

Reception at 6:30,
program 7pm - 10pm

Columbia Law School,
435 West 116th Street, Room 103
(C or 1 train to 116th St.)
$5 donation requested

Speakers: Ninotchka Rosca (Philippines, Gabriela network); Andra (Basque Country, Kalera Project); Ashanti Alston (Black Liberation Movement, U.S.), Frank Velgara (Puerto Rican Independence Movement, U.S. and Puerto Rico); plus a Palestinian comrade TBA and statements from David Gilbert and Marilyn Buck, white anti- imperialist political prisoners.

Also - Fred Ho, Saxophone; Kgafela Magogodi, Azanian Spoken Word Poet.

For more info: 718-220-6004.
Sponsored by Columbia Univ. SLPA Human Rights program, Malcolm X Grassroots Movement; Jericho (national and NYC); Hands Off Assata Coalition, NY Taskforce on Political Prisoners; Gabriela Network, ProLiberttad Freedom Campaign; Resistance in Brooklyn; Women's Anti-Imperialist League; NYC Mumia Colition; Latins for Mumia.

Dec. 4, 4pm-7 pm

U.S. Political Prisoner Holiday Card Writing Party

309 Park Place,
(bt. Vanderbilt & Underhill, Prospect Heights, Bklyn)
(2,3,4,5 trains to Grand Army Plaza; B train to Seventh Ave)

Join Resistance in Brooklyn for our annual event to remind the many U.S. political prisoners -- Black/New Afrikan, Puerto Rican, Native American, Chicano/Mexican, Cuban, and white North American -- that we remember and care about them. No artistic ability required (though everyone has some!).

This is always a fun event, sharing good food and great conversation while making and signing beautiful handmade cards. These cards mean alot to folks who have sacrificed so much for the struggle for liberation.

Art materials, paints, stamps, envelopes, and refreshments will be provided.
Donations requested for stamps.

Info: (718) 399-8366 or mmmsrnb @ igc.org