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Vallejo Events for Politics, Activism

• Mar 16th

  5pm to 7pm

  Rebel Design: An Exhibit of Political Art and Socially-Conscious Design | Opening

  REBEL DESIGN

  *an exhibit of political art and socially conscious design*

  // @ the Diego Rivera Gallery, ongoing from Monday, March 15th, until Friday, March 19th //

  {Featuring the work of Jennifer Howard, Niki Korth, Casey Hart, David Peña, Donald Daedalus, Roby Saavedra, Kimia Ferdowsi, Evan DeSpelder, Walt Ohnesorge-Fick, Xiaolong Dai, Patricia Augsburger, Sveta Gayshan, Christopher McLean, Lar

  Warfield Theatre

  982 Market Street
  San Francisco, CA 94102
• Mar 16th

  6:30pm

  OFA Strategy Session CD 9 - Alameda

  Organizing For America will be hosting a Strategy Session in Congressional District 13 in Alameda. OFA's "2010 Strategy Sessions" are a chance for staff and volunteer leaders to talk with volunteers and other supporters across your state about OFA's legislative and electoral plan for 2010. The goal is to clearly articulate our 2010 strategic framework in your state and to begin working with volunt

  Alameda Hospital

  2070 Clinton Avenue
  Alameda, CA 94501
• Mar 16th

  7pm

  The Most Dangerous Man In America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers

  OPENS FRIDAY, MARCH 5

  Bay Area filmmakers Judith Ehrlich and Rick Goldsmith co-directed this gripping documentary telling the story of Daniel Ellsberg, a high-level Pentagon official and Vietnam War strategist, who by 1971 had concluded that the war was based on decades of lies and leaked 7,000 pages of top secret documents to The New York Times. Daniel Ellsberg narrates his own far-reaching story

  Christopher B. Smith Rafael Center

  1118 Fourth Street
  San Rafael, CA 94901
• Mar 16th

  7pm to 8:30pm

  Peabody-award-winning Director Curt Ellis, Corn, the American Diet, and the Environment

  Join us for a conversation with Peabody-award-winning director Curt Ellis about his environmental documentary film King Corn and its companion film Big River. Curt will show clips and answer questions about corn, fast food, the American diet, and the environmental impact of farming.

  For more information, please contact Jane Adams at 510-285-9630

  Admission is free

  St. Paul's Episcopal Church

  114 Montecito Avenue
  Oakland, CA
• Mar 16th

  7pm

  Cindy Sheehan For Congress Volunteer Meetings

  Volunteer meetings every Tuesday evening, 7:00pm.

  Come Join the most important election in the USA!!!

  Campaign Headquarters:

  1260 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94103

  Questions?

  Phone# 415-621-5027

  www.cindyforcongress.org

  Cindy Sheehan For Congress Campaign Office Headquarters

  1260 Mission Street
  San Francisco, CA
• Mar 2nd 12am

  All Day

  Bioregional Education Program Workshops (Bioregional Education Program Workshops)

  Bioregional Ecology Program Workshop An Introduction to Bioregional Ecology Education partially funded by a grant from the Bill Graham Foundation We are in the process of scheduling 3 BEP workshops in San Francisco. Check back for the dates or call us at (415) 285-6556 or email: mail@planetdrum.org. Join us for an inspiring full day field immersion workshop in Glen Canyon Park, that provides a hol

  San Francisco, CA
• Mar 17th

  4:10pm

  Geography Department Colloquium: Suspect Government: Colonialism, Democracy, and the Properties of Anti-Tribalism

  Geography Department Colloquium: Suspect Government: Colonialism, Democracy, and the Properties of Anti-Tribalism Colloquium | March 17 | 4:10-5:30 p.m. | 575 McCone Hall

  Speaker/Performer: Alyosha Golstien, Assistant Professor, Department of American Studies, University of New Mexico Sponsor: Geography, Department of

  Target audience: All Audiences Open to audiences: All Audiences, Alumni, Faculty

  University of California (UC) Berkeley

  110 Sproul Hall
  Berkeley, CA 94720
• Mar 17th

  6pm

  Poverty in Alameda County

  Poverty in Alameda County Workshop | March 17 | 6-8 p.m. | TBA Eshleman Hall

  Sponsor: Cal Corps Public Service Center

  First of Five Track Meetings ALSO on 2/17, 3/3, 3/17, and 4/7

  This course will examine the current state of poverty in Alameda County, systemic causes of poverty, local policy decisions and community responses. Students will develop an understanding of their role in affecting chan

  University of California (UC) Berkeley

  110 Sproul Hall
  Berkeley, CA 94720
• Mar 17th

  6pm

  Final Push for Health Reform - CD 9

  This will be the final day before the bill goes to the floor. Please come out and help call other Obama volunteers to get involved in making sure we pass health reform this year.

  TBA

  
  Oakland, CA 94611
• Mar 17th

  6pm

  When to Negotiate, When to Fight – The Art of International Negotiation

  Should we negotiate with the Taliban? Iran? North Korea? What should one do when facing an adversary you don’t trust, someone who may harm you or who you even feel is evil? Facing such critical decisions every day, how do our national leaders decide when to negotiate rather than fight? Harvard Law professor Robert Mnookin, an internationally renowned leader in the art of negotiation, explores the

  World Affairs Council,

  312 Sutter Street San Francisco
  San Francisco, CA