July & August 2003

You can read the .pdf version of the July & August 2003 Community Alliance below. There are features that allow viewers to increase the size of the pages for easier reading. Simply place your cursor over the content to access the feature to enlarge the image and turn the page.

Table of Contents

  • Page 1  Workers Rally for a Living Wage
  • Page 2   From the Editor – Mike Rhodes
  • Page 2   Caravan Bound for Cuba Coming to Fresno
  • Page 2   Let’s Do Fashion Fair on July 4!
  • Page 3   Filmworks Expands its Offerings – John Moses
  • Page 4   Peace Fresno Dramatizes “The Big Lie” – Camille Russell
  • Page 4   Lessons of a Student Activist – Marilyn Byrne 
  • Page 5   July Legislative Report – Vickie Fouts
  • Page 6   The Legal Context of the Gap 19 Case:  Part 1 – Paul Jackson
  • Page 7   Police Accountability:  A Report from CCCJC – Elie Bluestein
  • Page 8   Homeware Workers Rally for a Living Wage – Mike Rhodes
  • Page 9   West Fresno Democracy in Action – Mike Rhodes
  • Page 10  West Fresno Resident Demands Citizen Committee – Amy Guerra
  • Page 11   Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom Sponsored Page
  • Page 12   Green Party sponsored page
  • Page 13   Center for Nonviolence sponsored page
  • Page 15   Peace and Social Justice calendar
  • Page 16    Progressive Community Groups Active in the Fresno Area
July-August-2003

Authors

  • Mike Rhodes was a founder of the Community Alliance newspaper. He has also been the editor and executive director over the past 28 years. He wrote this article while on Hospice because of his diagnosis of Stage 4 lung cancer and urges you not to mourn, but to organize, when he dies. Contact him at mikerhodes@comcast.net.

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  • Paul Thomas Jackson

    Paul Thomas Jackson is secretary of the Fresno Homeless Advocates (FHA), a voluntary association whose active members pursue the interest we share in a philosophy of community. Each of us on our own time also does tangible things for people experiencing homelessness. Membership in FHA is open to anyone demonstrating a serious interest in homeless advocacy. FHA has a public group on Facebook that is a broad forum for discussion.

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