Post by mecca on Mar 12, 2007 9:36:10 GMT -5
PRESS ADVISORY
Date: March 8, 2007
From: Minister P.D. Mene-lik Harris
Subject: EMERGENCY PAN AFRICAN Meeting at City College
On Saturday, March 17, 2007, the community is invited
to participate in an Emergency Town Hall Meeting on
Africa at City College in Harlem called by the Pan
African Movement (PAM) Summit Collective. The meeting
will discuss and strategize for action issues
regarding (1) the U.S. Militarization of Africa, (2)
the Re-colonization Schemes for Africa and (3)
building an African Diaspora Union (ADU) as part of
the 6th Region of Africa ..
Some of the key conveners of the meeting are Elders
Dr. Ben Jochannan, Mama Sybil Clarke, Mama Kephyr and
Pan African veterans like Elombe Brath of Patrice
Lumumba Coalition, Dr. Leonard Jeffries of ASCAC,
Viola Plummer of December the 12 Movement, Shaka
Cousin of AAPRP, Thutmose Powell of the UNIA/African
Nationalist Pioneer Movement and John Watusi Branch of
ATABA.
The Harlem meeting one of a number of meetings across
the Diaspora leading to the Pan African Movement
Summit in Kingston, Jamaica from July 11-18, 2007 that
will bring together Pan African leaders from across
the Diaspora. The next major meeting is the National
Town Hall Meeting on Africa in Washington , D.C. on
May 5, 2007. The Washington Town Hall Meeting is to
(1) begin pressuring the U.S. government to
‘hands-off’ Africa, (2) support a Marshall Plan for
Africa and (3) continue the Pan African work to build
a unified Africa and African people as part of the
African Union and as outlined by great Pan Africanists
like Marcus Garvey, Kwame Nkrumah and John H. Clarke.
For information, please contact the Afrikan Poetry
Theatre at 718-523-3312 and for direction call 212-
650-8117. Also contact www.rhawpam. org//
404-527-7756 on the PAM Summit.
ADMISSION IS FREE, BUT FREEDOM IS NOT!
****************************************************
Dear Afro-Latino activist, leaders, community
organizers:
The empowerment of the African Diaspora is very much
related to the ability of successfully relate,
communicate and learn from one another. It becomes
necessary to learn the conditions and struggles of our
brothers and sisters at a global level in order to
create strategies that resonate and support the
Diaspora as a whole.
The World Congress of Panafricans that will be held in
Dakar Senegal (December 27-31, 2007) will provide a
fertile ground for an exchange of information and the
establishment of a network of activists and
organizations across the African Diaspora and the
Continent. In addition, this will be a unique
opportunity to propose Pan African global strategies
to challenge the condition of disenfranchisement
endured by many of our communities.
It is necessary that the Afro-Latino and Afro-Latin
American voices are present at this conference.
Please find enclosed several information documents
about the conference. In addition to these you can
also check the conference official website at
www.jsapubli shing.com/ wcp.html
For any additional information about the conference,
please contact Mr. Jacques Sotero Agboton, National
Conference Coordinator at <agboton1@netzero. net >
I encourage you to be part of this discussion.
Sincerely,
Evelyne
--
Evelyne Laurent-Perrault
Independent Consultant
Translator English-Spanish
Date: March 8, 2007
From: Minister P.D. Mene-lik Harris
Subject: EMERGENCY PAN AFRICAN Meeting at City College
On Saturday, March 17, 2007, the community is invited
to participate in an Emergency Town Hall Meeting on
Africa at City College in Harlem called by the Pan
African Movement (PAM) Summit Collective. The meeting
will discuss and strategize for action issues
regarding (1) the U.S. Militarization of Africa, (2)
the Re-colonization Schemes for Africa and (3)
building an African Diaspora Union (ADU) as part of
the 6th Region of Africa ..
Some of the key conveners of the meeting are Elders
Dr. Ben Jochannan, Mama Sybil Clarke, Mama Kephyr and
Pan African veterans like Elombe Brath of Patrice
Lumumba Coalition, Dr. Leonard Jeffries of ASCAC,
Viola Plummer of December the 12 Movement, Shaka
Cousin of AAPRP, Thutmose Powell of the UNIA/African
Nationalist Pioneer Movement and John Watusi Branch of
ATABA.
The Harlem meeting one of a number of meetings across
the Diaspora leading to the Pan African Movement
Summit in Kingston, Jamaica from July 11-18, 2007 that
will bring together Pan African leaders from across
the Diaspora. The next major meeting is the National
Town Hall Meeting on Africa in Washington , D.C. on
May 5, 2007. The Washington Town Hall Meeting is to
(1) begin pressuring the U.S. government to
‘hands-off’ Africa, (2) support a Marshall Plan for
Africa and (3) continue the Pan African work to build
a unified Africa and African people as part of the
African Union and as outlined by great Pan Africanists
like Marcus Garvey, Kwame Nkrumah and John H. Clarke.
For information, please contact the Afrikan Poetry
Theatre at 718-523-3312 and for direction call 212-
650-8117. Also contact www.rhawpam. org//
404-527-7756 on the PAM Summit.
ADMISSION IS FREE, BUT FREEDOM IS NOT!
****************************************************
Dear Afro-Latino activist, leaders, community
organizers:
The empowerment of the African Diaspora is very much
related to the ability of successfully relate,
communicate and learn from one another. It becomes
necessary to learn the conditions and struggles of our
brothers and sisters at a global level in order to
create strategies that resonate and support the
Diaspora as a whole.
The World Congress of Panafricans that will be held in
Dakar Senegal (December 27-31, 2007) will provide a
fertile ground for an exchange of information and the
establishment of a network of activists and
organizations across the African Diaspora and the
Continent. In addition, this will be a unique
opportunity to propose Pan African global strategies
to challenge the condition of disenfranchisement
endured by many of our communities.
It is necessary that the Afro-Latino and Afro-Latin
American voices are present at this conference.
Please find enclosed several information documents
about the conference. In addition to these you can
also check the conference official website at
www.jsapubli shing.com/ wcp.html
For any additional information about the conference,
please contact Mr. Jacques Sotero Agboton, National
Conference Coordinator at <agboton1@netzero. net >
I encourage you to be part of this discussion.
Sincerely,
Evelyne
--
Evelyne Laurent-Perrault
Independent Consultant
Translator English-Spanish
