A Guide to WILPF Workshops, Meetings and other events at USSF 2007
A Guide to WILPF Workshops, Meetings and other events at USSF 2007
WILPF Sponsored Workshops
Court of Women
WILPF is the lead organizer for this Women’s Working Group Signature Event. The Court of Women has become a
traditional event at the World Social Forum and at
regional and local social forums all over the world. The Women's Working Group Court of Women will hold court over three human rights abuse topics.
Thursday, June 28th, 1:00 – 5:00 p.m.
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
435 W. Peachtree St.
Women, Water, War
This panel will expose the toxic track record of the U.S. Military Industrial Complex, as well as highlight issues of water and conflict around the world.
Thursday, June 28th
A War Economy or an Economy of Peace
We believe US addiction to war and the military stand in the way – and we point to war profiteering corporations as major drivers in the war economy.
Interactive Workshop
Friday, June 29th
Community Struggles Against Biosafety Programs
The federal government, according to the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation has already made an investment of $36 billion on biosafety-related activities. The construction of new so called biodefense BSL level 4 labs have in recent years prompted community and legal protests from environmental and community groups in Boston, Ma. & Davis, Ca.
Saturday, June 30
Human Rights Organizing to Get What We Want
International treaties are invaluable tools to press for transformative change in cross-cutting areas of concern and engaging activist allies and communities through a common lens: human rights, universal and indivisible.
Saturday, June 30
Water Track
WILPF Co-sponsored Workshops
Thursday
- Fighting for Water Justice: Stories from
Californian Communities - Got Thirst? Challenging Corporate Control of Our Water
- Our Bodies, Our Water: Our Right to Safe
Water and Health - Secret Deal Exposed: Transcontinential Pipelines for Private Bulk Water Sales
- Atlanta: Ground Zero in the Water Wars
Friday
- Water for People, Not for Profit! Grassroots Activists tell their Victory Stories
- Defending Our Water and Protecting Our Food: Bringing Family Farmers and Water Rights Advocates Together
- It’s our Future! Students and Youth for Water Justice
- Waters of Yanaguana: Native Peoples' History and Organizing to Protect Water for all of
Creation - The Color of Water
Saturday
- Blue October: Planning an International Month of Action on Water
- Trading Water, Trading Democracy
- Clean, Safe Water is a Human Right: Beyond Traditional Water Rights in New Mexico
- Challenging US Policies that Promote Water Privatization at Home and Abroad
- Care of the Divine’s Creation – Water
WILPF Co-Sponsored Workshops
War in Space or Life on Earth
With the The Feminist Caucus of the American
Humanist Association
Friday, June 29th
Women Write the Agenda to Prevent War
with WAND and US Women Connect
Friday, June 29th
Why Women? Why Cuba? Building an
Women's Movement
with U.S. Women & Cuba Collaboration
Friday, June 29th
Ending Corporate Personhood
with POCLAD
Friday, June 29th
No Military Bases Workshop
with United for Peace and Justice
Saturday, June 30th
Iran's Nuclear Ambitions and Our
Nuclear Realities
With United for Peace and Justice
Saturday, June 30th
WILPF Tables and Information
Water Tent
Democracy Tent
Health, Healing and
Environment Tent
Other WILPF Events
Cocktails with WILPF
Join us in the evenings to relax after a long day!
Every evening, 9pm-11pm
Best Western Peachtree
330W Peachtree Street NW
Breakfast with WILPF
Pre-brief the day!
Every morning, 8:00-8:30am
Best Western Peachtree
330 W Peachtree Street NW
Women’s Networking
Reception
Friday, June 29th
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
CARE International
151 Ellis Street, NE




