The Blogful of Salt
The Game is Rigged
by Michael Poulin, guest writer Einstein defined insanity as doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Many of our activities today strike me as fitting that description. For example, searching for work and applying for…
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The Blogful of Salt
PJALS Steering Committee endorses Yes on Prop 1
By David Brookbank on behalf of the Steering Committee In a similar fashion to community radio and the public school classroom, the Community Bill of Rights is a truly democratic instrument which speaks the truth of solidarity — between neighbor…
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Dr. Mark Braverman to speak in Spokane!
Co-hosted by Whitworth College and the Peace & Justice Action League of Spokane Whitworth University, Weyerhaeuser Hall Robinson Teaching Theatre Thursday, October 20th 7pm 218
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Showdown at Suncadia
Showdown at Suncadia from Community-Minded TV on Vimeo.
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September-October 2011 Handful of Salt
Click here to view or download a pdf of our Handful of Salt newsletter from September-October 2011.
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July-August 2011 Handful of Salt
Click here to view or download a pdf of our Handful of Salt newsletter from July-August 2011.
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Community Speak-out and March for Work Not War
1:00 pm, Saturday, October 8, Clarke Park on the corner of Garland and Division Join PJALS members like you to commemorate 10 years of US war and occupation in Afghanistan. Speakers will include veterans and community members on the many…
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Community Groups Urge Council and Mayor Not to Repeal 2010 Ombudsman Ordinance
Three Spokane public interest organizations who’ve been deeply involved in pushing Spokane city government toward independent oversight of its police department are calling upon the City Council and Mayor Mary Verner to maintain the independence of Spokane’s Office of Police…
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Juan Melendez, death row exoneree, in Spokane this weekend!
  Juan Melendez, exonerated from Florida’s death row, will kick-off a state wide tour in Spokane speaking on his experience as an innocent man on death row and life after exoneration. Sunday, September 25th Sacred Heart Parish Hall, 219 E.…
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Breaking Arab and Muslim Stereotypes
Justice-minded volunteers, inspired by the need to counter Islamophobia and anti-Arab racism, worked hard to create an interactive, multi-media exhibit to educate against bigotry. The display debuted on Saturday, Sept 10, to positive and thoughtful comments. If you’d like to…
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