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Oil giants have Cornered the Market on Western Slope water rights, study says
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CPIS Going to South Korea for GN's 2009 Space Conference
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Evergreen's Protest Eight Years Later
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Governor Signs Sustainability Legislation at the Alliance Center
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MLK and Realistic Radicalism
Oil giants have Cornered the Market on Western Slope water rights, study says
By David O. Williams 3/20/09 7:27 AM Six energy companies with plans for large-scale oil shale development... read more
CPIS Going to South Korea for GN's 2009 Space Conference
GN's 2009 Space Conference April 16-18, 2009 Seoul, South Korea International Conference against... read more
Evergreen's Protest Eight Years Later
Eight years later, it was an altered scene at Evergreen's downtown traffic light, where 15 people gathered... read more
Governor Signs Sustainability Legislation at the Alliance Center
Governor Bill Ritter, Senator Gail Schwartz, Representative Don Marostica, Representative Buffie McFayden... read more
MLK and Realistic Radicalism
Rev. David Breeden, Senior Minister Sunday, January 17, 2016 Nowadays Martin Luther King, Jr., day... read more
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MLK and Realistic Radicalism
Rev. David Breeden, Senior Minister
Sunday, January 17, 2016
Nowadays Martin Luther King, Jr., day is a national holiday. Once, MLK was "the most hated man in America." Is the sea-change because his ideas have been accepted by mainstream America or because he is safely dead?
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Alinsky's Rules for Radicals has been used by many groups, including civil rights movement, community organizers, tea party, occupy movements, black lives matter, and perhaps by the current Republican candidates. Rules_for_Radicals
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Posted on MAPM by First Unitarian Society of Mpls Social Justice Committee
Beyond the Divide on Twin Cities Public Television (TPT)
BEYOND THE DIVIDE
Among numerous other screenings, this award-winning documentary film produced by Quiet Island Films, a member organization of the Minnesota Alliance of Peacemakers, will be presented on Twin Cities Public Television:
TPT 2 Monday, November 9, 9 p.m.
TPT LIFE Saturday, November 21, p.m.
"Discover how a small-town art crime sparks furious passion and re-ignites decades of animosity and resentment unresolved since the Vietnam War, prompting two people to take action that may bridge the divide." TPT Twin Cities PBS November 2015 Program Guide
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Posted on MAPM by Quiet Island Films
Democracy for a Sustainable Future-Global Summit Minneapolis
"Minnesota 2015: Democracy for a Sustainable Future" (MN2015) is a three-day sustainability summit that will devise a new toolkit to address critical sustainability challenges through democratic governance, business solutions and social innovation. It will produce an actionable platform of sustainability policies and business strategies, known as the "Minnesota Compact," and will inspire democratic nations to enact laws and provide routes for all sectors of society to fulfill the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The conference will take place in Minnesota in October 2015. [...
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Posted on MAPM by Haiti Justice Committee of Minnesota
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE: Letter to the Editor
Minneapolis StarTribune
Letters to the Editor
Readers Write, October 13, 2015
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
A few suggestions offered for innovative leadership
The Star Tribune Editorial Board endorsing Paul Ryan and John Kline for the speaker position ("Nation needs either Ryan or Kline to serve," Oct. 10) is as outlandish and absurd as the current chaos unfolding in Washington. What has happened is that a third party has elbowed its way into Congress. They run as Republicans, but they are actually anarchists with a radical right-wing agenda not far ideologically from the Taliban ...
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Posted on MAPM by A Million Copies Initiative
Creating a Workable World Conference Oct 9-10, 2015
Global problems demand global solutions. However, the present international system is incapable of coping effectively with problems such as climate change, the North-South economic gap, civil wars, terrorism, pandemic diseases and many others. Fortunately, creative thinkers have put forward numerous workable proposals for dealing with the major threats now facing humanity. Many of these will be addressed by a stellar group of experts at the "Creating a Workable World" conference to be held at the University of Minnesota's Humphrey School of Public Affairs on October 9-10, 2015.
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Posted on MAPM by Workable World Trust
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