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The US Palestinian Community Network (USPCN) and the Palestine Solidarity Group
(PSG) - Chicago are proud to announce an important national tour:
Israel's Palestinian Prisoners, America's Other Guantanamo: A Report on the
Conditions of Palestinian Political Prisoners
We are pleased to welcome human rights activist Ala Jaradat, the program manager of
Addameer Prisoners' Support and Human Rights Association in the occupied West Bank
city of Ramallah, and a former Palestinian political prisoner, will be sharing his
experiences campaigning for the freedom and rights of political detainees and
actively working against the use of torture, arbitrary detention, isolation, and
other forms of political persecution and repression.
The $3 billion dollars of annual U.S. aid to Israel helps fund Israeli prisons and
detention centers where 8,100 Palestinian prisoners — including 60 women, 390
children, and 550 administrative detainees held without charge — are imprisoned in
substandard conditions and subject to torture.
You are invited to attend this important tour and hear directly from Ala Jaradat,
beginning tonight, Tuesday, November 3, 2009, in Chicago, and proceeding to
Milwaukee, San Francisco, Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, Youngstown, OH and
College Park, MD.
Tuesday, November 3 - Chicago, IL
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
University of Illinois at Chicago
UIC Student Center East (SCE) – Room 611
750 S. Halsted, Chicago, IL
Organized by Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) at the University of Illinois
at Chicago (UIC) and the Palestine Solidarity Group (PSG) - Chicago.
For more information, call 312-961-9512 or email info@psgchicago.org.
Thursday, November 5 - Milwaukee, WI
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee
UW-Milwaukee Union Room 345b
2200 E. Kenwood Blvd.
Milwaukee, WI
Organized by Milwaukee Students for a Democratic Society.
Sunday November 8 - San Francisco, CA
5:00 pm
Arabic Language Event with Ala Jaradat
Arab Culture and Community Center
2 Plaza Street
San Francisco, CA 94116
Organized by the US Palestinian Community Network.
Monday, November 9 - San Francisco, CA
7:00 pm
522 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
Organized by the US Palestinian Community Network
Endorsed/Co-Sponsored by Arab Resource and Organizing Center(AROC), Break the Siege
(BTS), Freedom Archives, IJAN, SF 8 Defense Committee.
Wednesday, November 11 - Minneapolis, MN
7:00 pm
University of Minnesota
Blegen Hall 150
West Bank
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN
Organized by the Anti-War Committee and Women Against Military Madness (WAMM)
Endorsed by the Al-Aqsa Institute and the Coalition for Palestinian Rights.
Thursday, November 12 - New York, NY
7:00 pm
Location To Be Announced
For details about the event, please email info@al-awdany.org or call 718-228-8636.
Organized by Al-Awda NY, the Palestine Right to Return Coalition.
Also featuring speakers from Malcolm X Grassroots Movement and Desis Rising Up and
Moving (DRUM). Endorsed by DRUM, MXGM, the Jericho Movement, and the US Palestinian
Community Network - NY.
Friday, November 13 - Philadelphia, PA
Time and Location To Be Announced
For details about this event, please contact phillyevent@palestineconference.org.
Saturday, November 14 - Youngstown, OH
7:00 pm
Arab American Community Center
15 Belgrade
Youngstown, OH 44505
Organized by the Arab Community Center and the US Palestinian Community Network.
For questions or details about this event, please contact amer022960@aol.com or call
330-509-0791.
Monday, November 16 - College Park, MD
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
University of Maryland at College Park
Art Sociology Room 2203
College Park, MD
Organized by Students for Justice in Palestine - University of Maryland.
We hope to see you at these informative and critical events!
US Palestinian Community Network
Web: http://www.palestineconference.org/
Email: uspcn@palestineconference.org
Twitter: http://twitter.com/uspcn
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