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Thursdays 6:30-9:30 PM - Ongoing: Audio Activism & The Science of Sound - DC Radio Co-op Get the basics in sound gathering, interviewing, rapid audio production and distribution. Then participate in shaping what you've learned with immediate feedback at the Pacifica station in D.C. WPFW (89.3 FM). By sticking with it and interning for 3-6 months you can learn to: 1. Cover events, the news and record music. 2. Use a mini disc and other recording devices. 3. Edit audio on computer, mix and publish your stories 4. Write the news, conduct interviews and put together story packages. 5. Publish and broadcast your stories. 6. Do LIVE radio, interview, mix music and talks. 7. Produce new programming for Internet streaming RADIO FOR THE WORLD TO HEAR! Trainings designed for radical activists. NO registration. Just attend, or call 917-681-7228 or 202-588-0999 ext 310. People's Media Cafe, Al Fishawy, 4132 Georgia Avenue, NW

Weekdays, 9:30-10:00 AM: Metrowatch on WPFW-FM 89.3
with Gloria Minott This program is a showcase for some of the most original, creative, and dynamic groups and people in the region, in the areas of politics, culture, education, justice, international life, statecraft, the arts, advocacy, empowerment, and more.Volunteers needed to work on the website and archives at the WPFW studios at 2390 Champlain St in Adams Morgan. (202) 588-0999, ext. 327.

FREE classes offered to all DC residents Educational Talent Search Program, 4200 Connecticut Ave. NW, Washington DC
Upon completion of the classes, participants get certifications/licenses and job finding assistance. The only requirements are that participants be a DC resident and have a high school diploma or GED. GED classes are offered for those without either. Classes will be held at various locations throughout Wards 5,7,8. Classes offered in, HVAC, EMT, Certified Nursing, A+ Computers, Medical Office Billing, Home & Health Aide, Intro to Computers, Food Sanitation & Prep, GED and other academic courses ALL CLASSES ARE FREE. Help somebody who needs a boost. Call 202.645.8480 or 202.645.6213 Diallo Sumbry, Program Coordinator (202) 274 - 5463 - office (202) 274 - 7412 - fax (202) 286 - 2688 - mobil

Students earn a $1400 stipend for their participation in the program; work days run about 8 hours, Monday - Friday.
For more information, please contact Ted or Becca at 703-524-2441;
tmiller@thesca.org or bbecca@thesca.org

Nuclear Calendar - Friends Committee on National Legislation's calendar of events related to nuclear energy, power, weapons and proliferation

Ecolocity DC- Meet other local people who live in, or are interested in making DC a Transition town. Areas of interest include clean energy, freecycle, natural building, organic farming, and more. Tuesday nights, 7-9 PM at the Emergence Community Arts Collective, 733 Euclid NW.

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June-July 2010

Tues June 15, 7:30-9 pm DC Metro Science for the People open meeting. 2100 19th St NW, contact Peter Caplan, 202 462-3276

June 22-26 US Social Forum - Detroit, Michigan. The Forum is more than a event, more than a networking bonanza, more than a reaction to war and repression. The USSF will provide space to build relationships, learn from each other's experiences, share our analysis of the problems our communities face, and bring renewed insight and inspiration. It will help develop leadership and consciousness, vision, and strategy needed to realize another world. DC Metro Science for the People member David Schwartzman will make a presentation tentatively scheduled for Wed June 23 on the subject: Understanding and Tackling Climate Change at the global and local level by using renewable energy and sustainable food practice.

Wed June 23, 2010 - 7:00-8 pm: Author event: Dean Baker discussed his book, "Taking Economics Seriously" In this concise treatise by the Guardian columnist and “Beat the Press” blogger, Baker argues that the free market is a myth, given corporate interests in government interventions. Recognizing who really benefits from regulations would allow for
innovative approaches, and among his recommendations is applying marginal cost pricing to health care. Politics and Prose, Connecticut and Nebraska.

Tues, June 29, 8pm: Author event: David Schwartz discusses and signs his new book: "Consuming Choices: Ethics in a Global Consumer Age". The book raises questions about consumers and if we shoulder some culpability for unethical and immoral practices associated with products we purchase. Busboys and Poets, 2021 14th Street, NW

Tues July 6, 6:30 – 8:00pm Author event:Journalist Gwynne Dyer discusses and signs "Climate Wars: The Fight for Survival as the World Overheats". Moderated and interviewed by Rob Eshelman (Nation Magazine Correspondent) Co-sponsored by the Sierra Club. Dyer will talk with us about the political, military, and strategic consequences of climate change. Busboys and Poets, 2021 14th Street, NW