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Book release tour and discussion w/ members of the CASA collective

TEACHING REBELLION!

Thursday Nov. 27th
@Exile Infoshop (256 Bank, Second floor)
7pm

The Colectivos de Apoyo, Solidaridad y Accion (CASA) have just
edited/released a new book called Teaching Rebellion (PM Press). The event
will include a discussion and photo exhibition hosted by CASA member
Gustavo Vilchis. The book and Gustavo’s art document the experiences of
those caught up in the mass uprising and subsequent military suppression
in Oaxaca in 2006-07.

The tour intends to foster dialogue between U.S., Canada, and Oaxacan
activists around organizing strategies and movement building. Oaxacan
organizers brought together many diverse organizations —indigenous,
labour, women’s, youth, neighbourhood— to form a mass movement for
democracy and accountability.

CASA hosts and educates activists about social justice issues in Oaxaca
and Chiapas.

This event is brought to you by the Indigenous Peoples’ Solidarity
Movement – Ottawa. For more info about the event, please contact Exile:
613.237.9270 info(at)exilebooks.org

For info about the book, CASA, or the tour visit:

http://teachingrebellion.wordpress.com/

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****** THE OAXACA UPRISING ******
==========================

Book release tour and discussion w/ members of the CASA collective

TEACHING REBELLION!

Thursday Nov. 27th
@ Exile Infoshop (256 Bank, Second floor)
7pm

The Colectivos de Apoyo, Solidaridad y Accion (CASA) have just
edited/released a new book called Teaching Rebellion (PM Press). The event
will include a discussion and photo exhibition hosted by CASA member
Gustavo Vilchis. The book and Gustavo’s art document the experiences of
those caught up in the mass uprising and subsequent military suppression
in Oaxaca in 2006-07.

The tour intends to foster dialogue between U.S., Canada, and Oaxacan
activists around organizing strategies and movement building. Oaxacan
organizers brought together many diverse organizations —indigenous,
labour, women’s, youth, neighbourhood— to form a mass movement for
democracy and accountability.

CASA hosts and educates activists about social justice issues in Oaxaca
and Chiapas.

This event is brought to you by the Indigenous Peoples’ Solidarity
Movement – Ottawa. For more info about the event, please contact Exile:
613.237.9270 info(at)exilebooks.org

For info about the book, CASA, or the tour visit:

http://teachingrebellion.wordpress.com/

Sierra Youth Coalition is screening the documentary TO THE TAR SANDS @ 7pm @ EXILE Infoshop tonight!

Halloween comes but once a year, and when it does it’s always good to stretch it out for as long as possible and milk it for all it’s worth. That’s why, two days later, Exile Infoshop will be hosting a screening of The Rocky Horror Punk Rock Show, a punk rock version of the musical classic, The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Bands like Pansy Division, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, Tsunami Bomb and Swingin’ Utters will satisfy your post-Halloween withdrawal in this version of the original Rocky Horror Picture Show, dubbed over with punk rock covers of the film’s original songs.

It’s all happening on Sunday, November 2nd, at Exile. Doors at 7:30pm, show starts at 8pm. Cheap vegan snacks! Popcorn! Etc! Cover: pay-what-you-can.

For more info, contact us!

EXILE doesn’t like getting up early any more than you do, but we’d love if you did it this once and came out to make the first Day of Free School a success!

When: Saturday, November 1st, 9AM-1PM
Where: Ottawa Public Library, Main Branch, bottom floor in the Meeting Room
Why: Because school CAN be fun! We promise!

Here is the workshop schedule:

9AM-10AM: Queer Zine Making
Hosts: Patrick and Elke
Description: Learn about the history of zines, their relevance to queer culture, and how to make ‘em, then try it out yourself from the materials and inspiration supplied!!

10AM-11AM: IPSMO and the Struggle for Barriere Lake
Host: Indigenous Peoples Solidarity Movement Ottawa
See what’s been going on lately at Kanehsatake Indian Reservation and how you can help.

11AM-11:45PM: Internet Security
Host: Krishna
Krishna will show you some basics to keeping your Internet browsing safe and secure from organizations prowling for private information.

11:34-12:00PM: BREAK! COMPLIMENTARY COFFEE AND SNACKS plus goodies for sale at the library cafe.

12:00PM-1:00PM: Guitar Skillzzzz
Host: And
Bring your guitar or guitar related questions or your own knowledge to make this bad-ass workshop a success.

1:00PM GO HOME AND HAVE A NAP BECAUSE YOU NEED TO REST BEFORE THE ROCKY HORROR PUNK SHOW TOMORROW AT EXILE!!