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2010 US Assembly of Jews: Confronting Racism and Israeli Apartheid

REGISTRATION Now Open! We hope to seeyou in Detroit!

Before you register, please read the Assembly's "Purpose, Goals, Assumptions& Expectations" that you will be asked to commit to on the registrationform.

Click here to REGISTER.

Call for WORKSHOP SUBMISSIONS: Click here to complete the session submissionform. We welcome proposals for workshops, dialogs, discussions, skill-sharing,presentations and other types of sessions that address themes of the Assembly.

Click here for a description of the types of sessions and Assembly themes.To submit a proposal, please complete the on-line submission form by: May 13,2010.

Request for ENDORSEMENTS and SPONSORSHIPS: Endorse and Sponsor the 2010 U.S.Assembly of Jews by endorsing and/or sponsoring the 2010 Assembly you or yourorganization is showing public political support of the assembly. Thank you for standing with us in this movement. To endorse and sponsor click here.

SUPPORT the 2010 U.S. Assembly of Jews: We need your financial contributionsin order to make this historic event happen! Please make a tax-deductibledonation of $50, $100, or more if you can.

Donate here or or mail checks to IJAN, P.O. Box 29724, Oakland, CA 94604

GET INVOLVED! Download our organizing toolkit.

There are many ways to get involved in 2010 U.S. Assembly of Jews:Confronting Racism and Israeli Apartheid, including outreach, fundraising, andmedia support.

For more information contact 2010assembly@jewsconfrontapartheid.org. We hopeto see you in Detroit!

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Letters to the Editor about Gaza Freedom Flotilla
A member of Chicago IJAN was successful in getting two letters to the editor published in response to Israel's attack on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla, one in each of Chicago's major papers: Boycott, sanction IsraelI am shaken and outraged by Israel's violent and deadly assault on the humanitarian activists aboard the ships of the Freedom ... Letters to the Editor about Gaza Freedom Flotilla
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Legacies of Resistance Passover Seder Dinner
The International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network (Bay Area) invites you to join us for
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Legacies of Resistance
a community Passover Seder dinner

Wednesday, March 31 (CésarChávez Day) :: 6pm
Lake Merrit United Methodist Church
(1255 1st Ave at International Blvd, Oakland)

Dinnerwill be served.
$10-50 sliding scale ($25 donation suggested), no one turned away for lack offunds
Funds raised will benefit IJAN and Middle East Children's Alliance
If you are unable to attend, but would still like to contribute, please use the RSVP form below.

Our capacity is limited, so please make your reservation early.
Click here to RSVP (preferred), email bay.ijsn+seder@gmail.com,or call (510) 343.6065.

All are welcome.
Childcare will be available with advance notice (please note with RSVP).

About IJAN:
IJAN is a growing international network of Jews whose Jewish identities are not based on Zionism but on a plurality of histories and experiences. We share a commitment to participation in thelegacy of struggles against colonization and imperialism. As such, we struggle against Zionism and its manifestation in the State of Israel's historic and ongoing ethnic cleansing ofthe Palestinian people and the confiscation oftheir land.  www.ijsn.net

About MECA:
Founded in 1988, the Middle East Children'sAlliance is a registered nonprofit organization working for the rightsand the well being of children in the Middle East.  MECA sends shipments ofaid to Palestine, Iraq and Lebanon, and supports projects that makelife better for the children. We educate North Americans about childrenin the region and the brutal impact ofUS foreign policy on their lives. MECA welcomes the support of all people who care about children and their future.  www.mecaforpeace.org


A note about food:
Food served will be"Kosher-for-Passover Style" -- it will generally not contain prohibitedgrains/foods, though may not all be certified Kosher.  Additionally,remember that different cultural traditions -- Ashkenazi, Sephardi,Mizrahi -- observe Pesach differently, and therefore certain foods mayvary from what you are accustomed to.
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