Dramatized reading of the documentary play “Mujeres de Arena” with texts by: Antonio Cerezo Contreras, Denise Dresser, Malú García Andrade, María Hope, Eugenia Muñoz and Juan Ríos Cantu. Playwright: Humberto Robles

With Beatriz Salcedo, Nelly Martinez, Zofia Valenzuela,

According to reports, since 1993 more that 576 women have been murdered and over 600 are still missing in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua. The climate of violence and impunity continues to grow without any concrete actions being taken to put and end to this femicide. They are young women employed in maquilas or sweat shops and many of them are migrants. The murdered women of Ciudad Juárez are more than a statistic, they have names, faces and stories that are too often neglected.

Join us in solidarity with the women of Juárez and the world.

¡Ni una más!  Not one more!

A discussion and reception to follow. Donations will be welcomed for the organization “Nuestras Hijas de Regreso a Casa” which supports families of the victims.

An independent production of Palabras Acentuadas: Un Espacio para Conocernos Mejor. www.palabrasacentuadas.wordpress.com

For more information www.mujeresdearenateatro.blogspot.com (in Spanish)

The History, Philosophy, and Practice of Active Nonviolence:
A Personal Perspective

Randy Kehler

Syracuse Peace Council Monthly Program

Randy organized against the the Viet Nam War and was jailed for 22 months for refusing to serve. Daniel Ellsberg cites Randy as one of those who inspired him to release The Pentagon Papers. Randy was also a cofounder of the Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign, has been a war tax resister for decades and has been involved in many interesting grassroots struggles in his rural home of Western Massachusetts.

Free and open to the public,  followed by refreshments.