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G20-Toronto Debrief (O4J Keynote)


November 12, 2010


G20-TORONTO DEBRIEF

at University of Ottawa (www.uottawa.ca/maps - MRT building)

Featuring:
* Farrah Miranda, Toronto Community Mobilization Network
* Mike Leitold, Movement Defense Committee
* Sarah Reaburn, G20 street medic

-free/by donation

-wheelchair accessible

This is the keynote event of the Organizing For Justice conference, which continues on Sat. Nov 13 with a full day of workshops. Full info at http://www.organizingforjustice.ca or call 613-656-5498.

Time: 7:00pm-9:30pm
Venue: University of Ottawa, Morisset Hall room 205, MRT Building
Location: 65 University Ottawa, ON
Website: http://www.organizingforjustice.ca
For information contact: org4justice@gmail.com
Phone: 613-656-5498
Categories: Social Change, Social Justice, Alternatives

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