MARCH FOR ANIMAL LIBERATION 8/24/13 12PM

Earthlings - No Longer Blind to Injustice - International March for Animal Liberation
https://www.facebook.com/events/465791990184181/

Meet at Union Square in San Francisco, 12noon.
https://www.google.com/maps/preview#!q=Union+Square+San+
Francisco
Similar marches will be held in different countries on the same day.

WALK FOR COMPASSION

A World Farmed Animals Day event
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Petaluma, CA

Bring your open hearts and stand up for the innocent & voiceless victims of our food choices!

• 2:00PM-5:00PM
(UPDATED)
Outreach Table at Copperfield’s Bookstore
140 Kentucky Street
Downtown Petaluma

• 3:00PM-4:00PM
Walk for Compassion!
Begins at the fountain in Theatre Square Plaza
151 Petaluma Blvd South
thru town & farmer’s market

PARK at Theatre Square Parking Garage on C Street for FREE ALL DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK parking

• 6:00PM-8:00PM
Candlelight Slaughterhouse Vigil
Rancho Veal Corp
1522 Petaluma Blvd North
Petaluma, CA 94952
(cows killed here)

**We are asking participants to purchase and wear one of the t shirts we are making to create a cohesive look and effect. Pick a slogan and purchase here soon to receive in time for the event http://someonetshirts.spreadshirt.com/ We’ve only made the most inexpensive woman’s shirts so far. There is no mark up on these shirts. FYI sizes of this particular t shirt run on the large side. We will make men’s versions as needed. Let us know if you’d like a unisex version of any of these.

We are also inviting Peace & Justice, Spiritual and Environmental groups to join us.

Animal agriculture is directly responsible for many of the world’s most serious environmental problems, including global climate change, deforestation, air and water pollution and species extinction. Three quarters of the food we grow is fed to imprisoned animals for meat and dairy, while roughly a billion people are chronically hungry and starving. Each year, approximately 58 billion animals are cruelly housed and killed in the world’s factory farms and slaughterhouses to produce meat, eggs, and dairy. A UN report urges a global shift towards a plant-based diet and the American Dietetic Association, the leading nutrition authority in the United States, affirms that “vegan and other types of vegetarian diets are appropriate for all stages of the life cycle, including during pregnancy, lactation, infancy, childhood, and adolescence.”

Our event seeks to bring together a diversity of organizations to signal their concern about these issues and to encourage and promote a non violent, healthy and globally sustainable plant based diet. If your group would like to join us please contact katedanaher@animalearthhuman.org or just show up with a logo sign to carry during the walk.

WORLD FARMED ANIMALS DAY is observed on (or around) October 2nd. This annual occasion is observed with activities in all 50 U.S. states and two dozen other countries and the date marks the birthday of ethical vegetarian Mahatma Gandhi. http://www.wfad.org/

For more info regarding this event please contact: katedanaher@animalearthhuman.org or sungirl590@aol.com

August 17 (week of) and August 26 (week of)

College Leafleting



Vegan Outreach at local colleges as the new semester begins.

More details and schedule upcoming.

August 7-9, August 14-16

New Movie: "The Cove" coming to San Rafael.

•Thank you for your interest and for your consideration in participating in the campaign to Save Japan dolphins. We need your personal help to end the annual brutal killing of over 20,000 dolphins and porpoises off the coast of Japan. “The Cove” documentary film is bringing to light what has been until now a clandestine “practice.” With your hands on help at the Rafael Theatre screenings we will bring more people into the campaign fold and bring an end to the brutal killing.

•For more info about the campaign, action to take, and to view the new trailer of this multi-award-winning movie visit http://www.savejapandolphins.org/ . Donations are key to our being able to expand efforts in Japan. There are three online letters that everyone should send. These are key aspects of our action plan and are very easy for people to do online. Let's get the number of letters sent way up!

•Please spread the word. Let your family, friends and community know. For a list of scheduled screenings nationwide, please visit http://thecovemovie.com/festivals/upcoming_screenings.htm

MARIN LOCATION
Christopher B. Smith Rafael Theatre
1118 Fourth Street (Between A & B)
San Rafael, CA 94901

VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES
•WE NEED VOLUNTEERS TO HELP PASS OUT SAVE JAPAN DOLPHINS COALITION POSTCARDS TO THEATERGOERS OUTSIDE THEATERS AND ON PUBLIC STREETS, BEFORE AND AFTER THE MOVIE. THE POST CARDS DIRECT FOLKS TO THE CAMPAIGN WEB SITE WHERE THEY CAN TAKE ACTION TO HELP. WE ALSO HOPE TO SECURE AS MANY EMAIL ADDRESSES AS POSSIBLE FROM FOLKS WHO VIEW “THE COVE” WHO WOULD LIKE TO BE ADDED TO THE CAMPAIGN NEWS ALERTS LIST TO RECEIVE CAMPAIGN UPDATES.

•I WILL SHOW UP AT THE THEATRE AS OFTEN AS I CAN TO GIVE ORIENTATIONS AND DISTRIBUTE SUPPLIES. I WILL ALSO GIVE DIRECTIONS OVER THE PHONE AND VIA EMAIL.

•WE WILL HAVE AN ASSORTMENT OF T-SHIRTS AND HATS FOR VOLUNTEERS TO WEAR DURING THEIR SHIFTS. UNFORTUNATELY THERE WILL NOT BE ANY COMP TICKETS AVAILABLE TO SEE THE MOVIE.

PLEASE DON’T HESITATE TO CALL OR EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS:

KATE DANAHER
Marin Cove Captain
415.847.9748 cell
katedanaher@animalearthhuman.org

THANK YOU!!

SIGN UP TIME SLOTS
PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHEN YOU CAN HELP :)
These times may change slightly when actual screen times are published.

Friday, August 7

6-9P (show is 7-8:30P)
Kate D. - confirmed
Sally B. - confirmed
Geo T. - confirmed
Dana A. - confirmed
Deb L. - confirmed

Saturday, August 8

4-7P
First Screening (approx 4:30-6P, time to be confirmed)
Anjee L. - confirmed
Willi C. - confirmed
Jeremy R. - confirmed
Lisa S. - confirmed
Anna - confirmed
Sandra – confirmed
Scott – S. - confirmed

6-9P
Second Screening (approx 7-8:30P, time to be confirmed)
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD

8-11P
Third screening (approx 9-10:30, time to be confirmed)
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD

Sunday, August 9

4-7P
First Screening (approx 4:30-6P time to be confirmed)
Leslie C. - confirmed
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD

6-9P
Second Screening (approx 7-8:30P, time to be confirmed)
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD

8-11P
Third screening (approx 9-10:30, time to be confirmed)
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD

Friday, August 14

6P-9P (approx 7-8:30P)
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD

8-11P
Third screening (approx 9-10:30, time to be confirmed)
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD

Saturday, August 15

4-7P
First Screening (approx 4:30-6P, time to be confirmed)
PJ B. - confirmed
Valary B. - confirmed
Volunteer TBD

6-9P
Second Screening (approx 7-8:30P, time to be confirmed)
PJ B. - confirmed
Valary B. - confirmed
Maggie R. - confirmed

8-11P
Third screening (approx 9-10:30, time to be confirmed)
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD

Sunday, August 16

4-7P
First Screening (approx 4:30-6:30P , time to be confirmed)
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD

6-9P
Second Screening (approx 7-8:30P time to be confirmed)
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD

8-11P
Third screening (approx 9-10:30, time to be confirmed)
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD
Volunteer TBD


ADDITIONAL REFERENCE

NEW YORK TIMES MOVIE REVIEW
In a Killing Cove, Siding With Dolphins
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/19/movies/19roht.html?emc=eta1

Sonoma County Carpool schedule to be posted soon!