Schedule

1.  Reminder: Movies this Weds at 6 pm  "The Life of David Gale"

2. Friday at noon at the E-Joy Cafe 24hr letter writing.

3. Legislative Action: Perhaps Friday at 10am with Hayworth

- Nathan will try to move this to reading day

- 3 Roots Cafe at 7:30 for training with Sambo

4. Elizabeth spoke on LoDG movie and against the death penalty.

12th - 9th Meeting.  The Agenda"

1.  Legislative Action

a. Nathan will arrange the meeting on this

b. What will we discuss...

- IHR Equality Resolution by Sarah Ventre

- The Dream Act now in Congress by Eleazar Jaurez.

c. When will we meet to prepare for the meeting?  A few days before we decided.

2. 24hr Letting Writing

a. When?  April 30th - 1st of May.  Noon to Noon.

b. Where? E-Joy Cafe (next to Borders by Mill Avenue)

c. Will be get a discount?  Sarah Ventre will go and talk to the place to see

d. Advertising will be done by Andre.  He'll email a fly that we'll print-out and post in good locations.

3. Movie Showing....

a. When? April 28th at 7pm. 

b. Where? Erica will try SCOB 220

c. What?  The movie will be "The LIfe of David Gale"

4. United States of Leeland...another movie will be shown Sat at 6-7pm.

5. Eric and Rasheeda will have the meeting at 3 roots cafe (on Mill avenue) at noon, April 25th.

6. Day of Silence. www.asu.edu/clubs/dayofsilence   This will be  April 21st.

5th - 8th Meeting. The Agenda:

1. Eric spoke about a special meeting on April 18th run by himself and Rasheeda.  Will be in the early afternoon.  Misc. groups will be present.  Email to come.

2. Women of Juarez- a Success! 

3. The official once a year meeting will be in Brooklyn, NYC.  So some people talked about what will go on, and what they'll do when they're there.

4. Future events. We're going to meeting with the legislature. Also...

- International Human rights equality resolution

- 24 hr letter writing coming up too.

March

8th - Sixth Meeting. The Agenda:

1. Introductions

2. Movie Showing: The Flute Player by Arn Chorn-Pond.  It's about revitalizing the traditional music of Cambodia.  The narrator goes back to his country of birth, to come to grips with "Pol Pot Time," find old people once famous for their musical talents and have them teach the younger generations. 

3.  As a side note, there is finally going to be a UN tribunal for Cambodia and the genocide that occurred there.

4. Women of Juarez meeting Thursday at 7pm in the MU.

5. Patriot Act tabling this Tuesday from 10-2.

1st - Fifth Meeting. The Agenda:

1. Dress making event review- Amelia recapped the event.

2. Next Women of Juarez meeting is Thursday at 7pm.

3. Making ribbons for LGBTQ and Juarez

4. Tabling for Patriot Act on Tuesday on the Mall.  Everyone please come!  10:30-2pm.

5. Annual General Meeting in New Jersey, $35-50 for registration, the 16th and 18th of April, Friday to Sunday.  If you are interested, contact Sarah Ventre (see Officers )

6. Letter writing on Gay Marriage.

February

23rd -  Fourth Meeting.  The Agenda:

1. Talk about last Thursday's special meeting on the Women of Juarez .

- Dress making this Saturday at 11am in a park on College between Broadway and Apache

2. Sambo presented on the "End Racial Profiling Act."

- HR 2074 bill in the US House of Reps

- Possible lobbying in the future for this bill between 5-9 of April

- Letter writing to an Arizona congressperson to help bolster support for this Bill

- March 2 is a tabling event in front of ASU Library

3. National Day of Silence

- To be help during Gay Pride week in April

4. Movie screening on March 25 at 7 pm (Thursday).  Movie TBA.

16th - Third Meeting of the Semester.  The Agenda:

1. Review of the Juarez event over the last weekend

2. Diamonds event will be held sometime in the future

3. Patriot Act event on March 2nd. Table to be in front of library

4. Letter writing: McCain and Rebiya

Feb. 15-  Arizona Republic article about an AI protest at the Phoenix Mexican Consulate.

Feb. 15 - Another Arizona Republic article about  an event in Juarez against the murders and disappearances of the women

9th - Second Meeting of the Semester.  The Agenda:

1. Presentation by the Coalition of Student's Seeking Change

- Vigil at the Mexican Consulate this Saturday at 9 am. 

- They have their meetings on Fridays

- contact: asucssc@yahoo.com

- Teach-in on 20-21 of February in the Farmer Building talking about a whole lot of related issues.

- The group will be going to Juarez on Friday.

2. There was a Review of Statewide Meetings

- Juvenile Death Penalty

- OutFront

- Urgent Action: Eritrea

3. Conflict Diamonds talk by Kristy.

- This Wednesday in front of the some diamond dealers some people will be hanging out flying bringing awareness to the abuses that go into this trade. 

4. We broke up into groups for different brainstorming activities

5. Repealing the Patriot Act - March 8 teach-in.

6.  Posters were made for the upcoming Vigil at the Mexican consulate, ex.  "Paz en Juarez"

4th - First Meeting of the Semester.  The Agenda:

We saw a documentary about the women of Juarez, Mexico.  There have been more than 300 murders there in the last decade, and AI at ASU is bringing awareness to this.  We'll also holding a Virgil at the Mexican Consulate in Phoenix this coming Saturday.

We talked about who will be talking MTW from 10-2 during the National Week of Student Action

There's a statewide meeting in Tucson Sat. 10-2. 

Petitions to end racial profiling.  Everyone was to get 5 signatures.