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 Friday March 14, 2003 14:46 by redJaDe
 { photo by RedJaDe } (c) Women in Black, Dublin We will meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month beginning on Thursday 13 March 2003. We will meet at 5:15pm and stand in silence between 5:30pm and 6:30pm. We will alternate between two locations. Thursday 13 March - meet at 5.15pm outside the GPO in O'Connell Street and every 2nd Thursday thereafter. Thursday 27 March - meet at 5:15pm at the top of Grafton Street (Stephen's Green) and every 4th Thursday thereafter. --- --- --- --- --- Background: 'Women in Black has become a movement of women of conscience of all denominations and nationalities who hold vigils to protest violence in their part of the world: war, interethnic conflict, militarism, the arms industry, racism, neo-Nazism, violence against women, violence in the neighborhoods, etc. Each vigil is autonomous, setting its own policy and guidelines, though in all the vigils the women dress in black, symbolizing the tragedy of the victims of violence. What unites us all is our commitment to justice and a world free of violence.'
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4So what you are saying,....if I've understood this correctly, ... is that this has nothing to do with Tommey Lee Jones, Will Smith and that small talking dog?!?!?
Those dates seem to clash. You can't be in two places at the same time.
I thought I typed in the flyer correctly, unfortunately there was no additional contact info
What great luck. to find you. I clicked on the WiB website to find out what's going on. In Kansas, we meet at a very large, busy intersection on the last Sunday of each month. Reception has been better than expected considering we are the military hub (Boeing, Ratheon, Cessna, McConnell Air Force Base) of this whole region.
Our signs call for an end to the Iraqi occupation as well as the Palestine occupation. We also call "BringThemHomeNow."
I will be in Ireland in mid-May and would like very much to join with you if possible.
Mary McD