Scoop February 2009

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==Norfolk Mental Health Alliance committee meeting, Tue, Feb 10th, time:tba, Julian Hospital Room 8 at Town Close Clinic==
 
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Regular meeting, every 2nd Tuesday.
 
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==Rally for Palestine, Sat Jan 31st 2009, 11 am-12 noon, Opposite the Forum==
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Short speeches and stalls, including light refreshments
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provided by the local Muslim community to raise funds for the victims of
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the Israeli assault on Gaza. Please come and give your support.
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To '''receive the monthly newsletter''' send a newsletter request to:
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Organised jointly by Norwich Palestine Solidarity Campaign and Stop the
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War Coalition.
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More information from: http://www.norwichstopwar.org.uk  or email:info@norwichstopwar.org.uk
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==Talk by Doreen Fotherby 'Israel and the Palestinians', Tue, Feb 3rd 2009, 7.30pm, Church Parlour, United Reformed Church==
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The Norwich InterFaith Link invites to this public and Council Meeting.
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==Talk + Discussion: Covering the 'War on Terror', Tue, Feb. 3rd 2009, 7pm, UEA, Lecture Theatre 3==
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Award-winning documentary film maker
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SEAN LANGAN (http://www.seanlangan.co.uk/) will discuss his work.
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Sean Langan is a British journalist and documentary film-maker. He works in dangerous and volatile situations; environments noted for war, conflict and civil unrest. In 2008 Sean Langan was kidnapped while filming in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region. He was freed three months later.
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7pm, Tuesday, 3rd February, Lecture Theatre 3, UEA
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ENTRY FREE – ALL WELCOME
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==Transition Norwich - February meetings==
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Details of meetings and more information on http://www.transitionnorwich.org
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* Tuesday, 3 February 19:30 Energy & Buildings Group Meeting
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* Tuesday, 10 February 19:30 Heart and Soul group
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* Wednesday, 11 February 19:30 Transport Group
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* Monday, 23 February 19:30 Heart and Soul group
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==Wired Events: Wed, Feb 4th, 'Archive Film Show', 2:30pm-4:30pm, UEA, Arts 02.02==
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Amateur film-making is not just about filming the family holiday. As we’ve proved so far with our previous IAC (Institute of Amateur Cinematographers) archive film shows, so many amateur film-makers can give the professional a run for their money. 
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This unique film show will give a fascinating insight into the artistic, progressive and ambitious world of the keen amateur film-maker – an area which cries out for academic study.
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Material will include a Swinging 60s surprise role reversal where a young man finds himself emasculated by an older woman, animation drawn on film, a filmic joke at the expense of the audience, tender treatments of sensitive subjects such as cerebral palsy and technically ambitious in-camera special effects. 
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Please note that this event is 18+!
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For more information or to book a space: Louise@fdmx.co.uk or Megan@fdmx.co.uk
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==Public Meeting 'Palestine Justice And The Key To Peace', Thursday, Feb. 5th 2009, 7pm, Friends Meeting House==
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Speakers: 
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*Ian Gibson MP
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*Joni McDougall (GMB International Officer and National PSC Committee Member)                 
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*Lesley Grahame (Norfolk Jewish Peace Group)
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*Mohammad Aburdaini (Palestinian student and survivor of Shattilah Massacre)
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*Karen Mitchell (Thompsons Solicitors)
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*Rupert Read ( Norwich Green Party Councillor and Prospective European Parliamentary Candidate)
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*a National STWC speaker
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Chairs:     
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*Keith Rowley (Convenor, Norwich Palestine Solidarity Campaign)
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*Frank Stone  (Convenor, Norwich Stop the War Coalition)
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Arranged, supported and sponsored by Norwich PSC, Norwich STWC and GMB Norwich General Branch
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==Film show 'De nadie/Nobody', Thursday 5th February, 7 pm, UEA  Arts 01.02==
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2006 Sundance winning documentary by Tim Dirdamal, Mexico, 2005.
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A powerful film that puts a face on immigration & makes us view it in a
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different way.
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The impoverished Central Americans who leave their countries in hopes of a
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better life in the United States have a rough road ahead of them. 'De Nadie'
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shows how, during their perilous 2,500-mile journey through Mexico, they
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put their money, dignity, health and life on the line.While the
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anti-immigration movement in the United States focuses on preventing
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Mexican migration to America, limited attention is paid to the thousands
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of Central Americans who first have to cross Mexico before attempting to
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enter the United States. This documentary seeks to fill that gap.
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The film is in Spanish with English subtitles & will be followed by
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discussion.
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Entrance is free & all are welcome
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For further information contact Hazel Marsh (LLT)
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==Leafletting Protest outside Somerfield's Supermarket, Sat. Feb. 7th 20009, 9am onwards, Earlham Road==
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February 7th is a national day of protest at shops and supermarkets which
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sell Israeli products and goods labelled "West Bank". The latter are NOT
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Palestinian goods but are produced by businesses run by illegal Israeli
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settlers who have stolen Palestinian land in the West Bank. We are
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organising a leafletting protest outside Somerfield's Supermarket in the
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Earlham Shopping Centre on Earlham Road from 9am onwards. We have chosen
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this supermarket because there has been a market increase in the number of
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Israeli & 'West Bank' products on its shelves and because it is within
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easy range of the university and is in an area where many students live.
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We need your support and help. Please let me know if you ca support us.
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(We have checked matters with the police and there is no reason why there
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should be any problem carrying out this action.)
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==Vigil for Gaza/Palestine, Norwich Vigil, Saturday, February 7th, 12:00am to 13:30 pm, Forum amphitheatre==
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*Vigil
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*Bring placards
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Supported by:
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*Norwich Palestine Solidarity Campaign group
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*Norwich Stop the War Coalition
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*Norwich & Norfolk Muslim Association http://www.norwichmuslims.org/
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*UEA Islamic Society
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For more information contact info@norwichstopwar.org.uk or http://www.norwichmuslims.org/
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==Norfolk Mental Health Alliance Committee Meeting, Tue, Feb 10th,3pm, Julian Hospital Room 8 at Town Close Clinic==
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Regular meeting, every 2nd Tuesday.
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More information: http://www.nmha.org.uk
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==Norwich Stop the War steering committee meeting, Wed, Feb 11th, 7.30 pm, Jurnet's Bar, Wensum Lodge==
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Regular meeting of the NSTWC steering committee. Open to newcomers.
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Further information from info@norwichstopwar.org.uk or http://www.norwichstopwar.org.uk.
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=='Rehearsing Reality', Thursday, 12th February, 7pm, UEA, Arts 01.02==
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BRAZIL'S LANDLESS MOVEMENT: INTERACTIVE FILM & PRESENTATION
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Organised by the schools of Development Studies, Film & TV Studies, &
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Language, Linguistics & Translation Studies
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*Guest speaker: Nina Simões
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*"Rehearsing Reality"
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This is an interactive non-linear work based on the
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relationship between the Landless Movement in Brazil and the
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Theatre of the Oppressed.
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Brazil's Landless Movement (MST) - described by Noam Chomsky
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as 'the most successful grassroots movement in the world' -
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has adopted Theatre of the Oppressed techniques, developed by
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Brazilian theatre director Augusto Boal, which teach people
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how to transform themselves from spectators into
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'spect-actors' by actively taking control of their lives.
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As the documentary Rehearsing Reality was edited with the
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Korsakow System (software deigned to create interactive
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films), members of the audience will be invited to interact
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Further details: hazel.marsh@uea.ac.uk
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Nina Simoes, interactive documentary about the Landless Movement of Brazil
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==Wired Events: Wed, Feb 18th, 'Scoring for Film', 2:30pm-5:30pm, UEA, Arts 02.02==
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For more information or to book a space: Louise@fdmx.co.uk or Megan@fdmx.co.uk
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==UEA Question Time - What future for Israel/Palestine?, Fri Feb 27th, 5.45pm , UEA, Arts 2.02==
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This chaired panel discussion will feature guests including the
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Honourable
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Dr Ian Gibson MP, Dr Lee Marsden, Dr Mark Zeitoun and other invited
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guests.
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In the interests of having a balanced discussion, please submit
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questions
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you would like to ask on this topic to saskia.kent@uea.ac.uk. Similar to
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the format of BBC's Question Time (BBC1 Thursday eve or BBC Online),the
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chair will ask the questioner to ask the question of the panel followed
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by
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a discussion which may also include the audience.
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Please be aware that although this is a challenging and difficult topic,
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we expect to have a respectful and considered conversation with a
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plurality of viewpoints.
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==Vigil for Gaza/Palestine, Norwich Vigil, Saturday, February 28th, 12:00am to 13:30 pm, Forum amphitheatre==
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*Vigil
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*Bring placards
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Time and format of this event may change if the current political development suggest it.
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Please look for updates closer to the event.
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Supported by:
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*Norwich Palestine Solidarity Campaign group
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*Norwich Stop the War Coalition
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*Norwich & Norfolk Muslim Association http://www.norwichmuslims.org/
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*UEA Islamic Society
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For more information contact info@norwichstopwar.org.uk or http://www.norwichmuslims.org/
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