ADC-WI News To view the latest issue of our newsletter click here Local Events Palestine "62 Years...Passing on the Promise Holding Onto The Key..." A presentation by George Galloway, Dr. Hatem Bazian & Alan Hart When:
Saturday, May 22nd at 7 pm George Galloway - British
parliamentarian and founder of Viva Palestina The cost is $10 for adults, $5 for
children. A packaged meal will be provided. There will also be
activities for youth and babysitting. National/International Events Join a Delegation to Palestine & Israel Voices of the Peacemakers: From Roots to Reconciliation
This delegation will explore Palestinian and Israeli efforts to achieve peace and a resolution to their conflict based on justice. The delegation will feature meetings with Palestinian and Israeli peacemakers — leaders of civil society groups, grassroots organizers, religious leaders and more. Given the current situation in the West Bank, the delegation will focus on learning about the current challenges facing nonviolent activists resisting occupation. May also marks the annual commemoration of Israel’s independence and the Palestinian Nakba (Catastrophe) and the birth of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Your participation as an eyewitness to the situation will enrich your understanding of the conflict and empower your work back in the United States. For more information click here Enana
Dance Theater Comes to 7th Tuesday,
June 22, 2010 With its dynamic choreography, spectacular scenery and dazzling costumes, Enana Dance Theater transforms classical Arab dance into a new and magical experience. The AANM is thrilled to welcome Enana for its first-ever performance in the United States at our Annual Gala on June 22 at the Max M. Fisher Music Hall. Full information here For a listing of other National events of interest to Arab-Americans visit Yullah.com
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