Date: April 5th, 2008

Two Big Events This Weekend at Dry River!!

Can't Jail The Spirit!
A night of Presentations, Film and Solidarity!
Saturday April 5th, 2008 6:30pm
(w/ delicious potluck dinner)

Featuring Speakers:

Matt Hart
from Anarchist Black Cross Federation
of Los Angeles on the importance of political prisoner
support works and the success and failures of building
of 22 years of prisoner aid after the death Kuwasi
Balagoon, ex-Black Panther, a member of the Black
Liberation Army, a New African anarchist.


Kevin Van Meter
from Team Colors Militant Research Collective of New
York will be presenting on Daniel McGowan of the Green
Scare, the defendants from Stop Hunington Animal
Cruelty (SHAC 7), and other recent arrests in the US.

He will be presenting the films "SHAC and SHAC 7" and
"Green Scare: Illuminating the New War on Dissent"

Conor Cash
from Team Colors Militant Research Collective of New
York will be discussing his previous experience as a
defendant during political persecution in 2001, as
well as presenting thoughts on radical politics,
organizing, and prisoner support.


Josh Banno
from Dry River Collective will be discussing his
previous experience as an Anarchist Black Cross
prisoner supporter, and his experience as a defendant
during political persecution in 2004.


There will be a delicious potluck dinner, as well as a
facilitated workshop on How to Write a Prisoner!

Please bring books to donate to Arizona prisoners!

A Dry River Collective Event - with Read Between the
Bars, Together with Anarchist Black Cross Federation
of Los Angeles and Team Colors Militant Research
Collective.


$5 Donation or books requested


and this Sunday at 4pm:
Brad, One More Night At The Barricades
When Mexican paramilitary forces shot Brad Will in the chest, killing him, his camera fell from his hands. But it didn't stop recording. It continued moving from hand to hand, telling Brad's story, as well as the story of the movement of movements that he was a part of. From the squats of New York to the forests of Oregon, from the anti-globalization protests in Seattle, Prague, Quebec to the popular uprising in Oaxaca, Brad's camera paints us a picture of what his life was about, and what so many of his friends continue to struggle for.
Brazilian filmmaker Miguel will be present.