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Friday, October 20, 3:30-5pm
311 Denney Hall, Ohio State University 

What is the extent of the environmental crisis in India? What would it take bring communal harmony? How can we build solidarity between movements and people?

Join us for a talk and discussion with Rohit Prajapati, a lifelong environmental and social justice activist, and a member of the Paryavaran Suraksha Samiti and People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL).

Rohit Prajapati is an environmental and social justice activist based in Gujarat, India. He is a founding member of the Paryavaran Suraksha Samiti, a grassroots environmental group and a member People’s Union for Civil Liberties. Rohit works at the intersection of ecological-social-labor movements to create a broad-based environmental justice movement in India.

This event is free and open to the public. Co-sponsored by the South Asian Studies Initiative and the Humanities Institute. 

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Writer/director Tim Venable takes off the gloves in Baby Foot, a searing three-hander that bravely dramatizes the struggle to overcome addiction at a recovery center. Alexis (Hope Lauren) is completing the 90th and final day of her treatment program and preparing to reenter the big, bad world-at-large when she encounters (the unfortunately named) Blackie (Daniel Dorr) on the very night he is admitted to the three-month-long sobriety ordeal. Throughout the 75-ish minute one-act play sparks fly, as this boy-meets-girl story with a cleverly concocted premise unfolds in the offbeat setting of a rehab facility located somewhere in deepest, darkest Los Angeles.

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Thursday, October 19, 6:30PM
Columbus Main Library, 96 S. Grant, downtown
Discussing: crime, property taxes, tax abatements, affordable housing, homelessness.
Sponsored by the Blockwatch Members Coalition

GREE-GREE # 153 begins with the great WENDI LEDERMAN’s harrowing accounts of gathering signatures for Florida’s pro-choice referendum.  

You can’t hear these stories without worrying for the lives of those pounding the pavement for what’s left of our democracy.

RUTH STRAUSS and JUSTIN LEBLANC join in the dialog on this incredibly important life/death isue.

Ohio’s RACHEL COYLE explains the astounding “you can’t make this stuff up” madness that’s overtaken the Buckeye State on the issues of abortion, pot, democracy and more.

At a key moment she connects with the great RAY MCCLENDON, hopefully leading to more grassroots democracy in the swing state heartland.

STEVE CARUSO and SANDY BOLZENIUS also report in from Columbus with the latest mich-a-gass.

Wendi then reports again, this time about the hideous Cop City project in Atlanta with a terrible fascistic crack-down on the basic rights of pro-democracy protestors.

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