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«January 13, 2006 - May 06, 2006»
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Charming tourist spot - check.  Wonderful cheap prices available from the poorest and least secure economic agents in our city - check.  Bottom economic rung (with a long way down if you slip) and home of the "blues" in too many more ways than one - check.  The city's most hardworking, tenacious and inventive DIY economic actors, through simple rules and traditions surviving the Maxwell Street Market.  We want to help them survive it - survive as in "outlive."  Come help seed the Maxwell Street Parecon, on select Sunday mornings throughout 2006. Sunday, January 22nd from 10AM to 11AM and perhaps well beyond, we're going to be at the Maxwell Street Market handing out bilingual PARECON mini-flyers (Word and Acrobat files attached on the "flyer repository page").  RSVP at joveismad[little-at-sign-thingy-nospam-nospam]juno.com (or call me if ya got it) and we can meet up at the southwest corner of Canal and Roosevelt (see attached map) and from there, venture into the fray.  I have to split around 11AM for another gig, but I can hand off flyers to anyone staying longer.    We should be getting our voicemail number this week and we agreed in our December meeting to add this number to the mini-flyer - I'll do so and post it here well before the 25th. Sean.
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  (not a CAPES event.  Go, learn, tell us what you learned, maybe mention Parecon while there.) 5 pm, Sunday Jan 22 Resurrection Lutheran School: 1050 W School, RAP Classroom THE BIG THREE OF FAIR TRADE: CHOCOLATE, FLOWERS, DIAMONDS Hear Nancy Jones of Chicago Committee on Fair Trade             discuss Valentine's Day from a fair-trade perspective Followed by EarthSave Chicago potluck dinner Info: chris.brunn (at) earthsavechicago.com
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(not a CAPES event.  Go, learn, tell us what you learned, maybe mention Parecon while there.)THE JUSTICE AT PEABODY CAMPAIGN: MANY STONES TO BUILD AN ARCH Hear Ross Hyman of Midwest AFL-CIO on the campaign against union-busting at Peabody EnergySponsor: Labor Research Study GroupInfo/RSVP: 312-996-8733, hworthen (at) uiuc.edu
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Not CAPES-connected: Two films on starting at 2PM - co-sponsored by the Oak Park Coalition for Truth & Justice and the Oak Park Public Library.  first film 2PM, second perhaps 3:30PM.  from http://www.oppl.org/events/filmseries.htm: "Life & Debt" Saturday, January 28, 2006 2:00 p.m. Veterans Room, Level 2, Main Library Jamaica, land of sea, sand, and sun and a prime example of the complexities of economic globalization on the world's developing countries. With 25 years of "help" from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, intended to bring third world nations into the free market economy, these policies have crippled Jamaica's efforts towards self-reliant development while enriching the lenders. more about this film... 86 minutes "Behind the Labels: Garment Workers on US Saipan" Saturday, January 28, 2006 screening will follow "Life & Debt" Veterans Room, Level 2, Main Library Lured by false promises and driven by desperation, thousands of Chinese and Filipina women pay huge fees to work in garment factories on the Pacific island of Saipan - the only US territory exempt from federal minimum wage and immigration laws. The clothing they sew, bearing the "Made in USA" label, is shipped duty- and quota-free to the US for sale by The Gap, J. Crew, Polo, and other retailers. more about this film... 46 minutes
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6:30 PM Wed, Feb. 8th (and the 2nd Wed. each month)at GOURMAND CAFE(728 S. Dearborn - see below) We'll discuss the institutions of Parecon and strategies for their implementation, evaluate the past month's actions and plan for the next (including one with Pilsen Greens), divvy up tasks answering the voicemail line, discuss new projects like Parecon Gaming and Theater, perhaps consider the issue of decision making between meetings, maybe change the mission statement a smidge, and all that jazz. Come one, come all!
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6:30 PM Wed, Mar. 22at Gourmand Caf
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6:30 PM Wed, Mar. 8(and the 2nd Wed. each month)at Gourmand Caf
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CAPES is endorsing the March 18th day of protests against the war in and occupation of Iraq. Feeder Marches: 10AM - 3PMMass Rally | Union Park: 3PMMass March | Walton & State:                     6PM assembly, 7PM sharp start.More info at www.chicagoactions.org - please come out if you possibly can.  Some of us will be there flyering for Parecon and for our March 22nd Pilsen forum, and you're welcome to help us do that: hook up with us at info@chicagoparecon.org - but whatever you do, please come out and support this important event. 
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Parecon en Pilsen: Una Visi
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The Chicago School of Participatory Economics -- broken into seven MP3 audio files
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6:30 PM Wed, Apr 12(and the 2nd Wed. each month)at Gourmand Caf�728 S. Dearborn, Chicago(Sean says come 1/2hr early to chat parecon, eat)We'll discuss the institutions of Parecon and strategies for their implementation; evaluate our March 22nd Parecon in Pilsen forum with Pilsen Greens and our participation at the March 18th antiwar marches; we'll plan for the Midwest and Chicago Social Forums; and other stuff. Come one, come all!
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CAPES is hosting a Parecon session at the third annual Chicago Social Forum, which runs from 9:00AM - 6:30PM on Saturday, May 6 at Roosevelt University, 430 S. Michigan Avenue. Please come support this vital Chicago institution.
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