Campus Antiwar Network to host Midwest Regional Conference April 18-20
Hundreds of peacemakers will converge at the University of Iowa in Iowa City on April 18-20 for the Campus Antiwar Network's Midwest Regional Conference.
The Campus Antiwar Network is an independent, democratic, grassroots movement spreading like a prairie fire across the Midwest and the rest of the country.
The Midwest Region of the Campus Antiwar Network has chapters at The University of Iowa, the University of Northern Iowa, the University of Wisconsin - Madison, Wisconsin State Technical College , the University of Illinois - Chicago, the University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign, Northeastern Illinois University, Northwestern Illinois University, Ohio State University, South Daokta State University, the University of Cincinnati, and Kent State University.
Special invited guests are scheduled to include Iraq Veterans Against the War and the RNC Welcoming Committee.
The Campus Antiwar Network's Midwest Regional Conference is open to all interested individuals, organizations, and other relevant parties.
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THis is an important meetup
By Anonymous Indymedia User (not verified) on 11 Mar 2008 at about 20:47.THis is an important meetup because there is a movement within CAN to make it more democratic and less controlled by the ISO. Anyone who can should show support.
The Campus Antiwar Network
By Chris Dols (not verified) on 18 Mar 2008 at about 16:47.The Campus Antiwar Network is growing and it's democratic and it is not controlled by anyone except its own members. You should come to this conference if you're interested in building the biggest possible student antiwar movement. But if you're mission is to breed baloney about underhanded reds then stay at home. If anyone wants to ask a member of the International Socialist Organization who is committed to building CAN about their politics, then you should. But when you do--assuming that you indeed share the goal of building the strongest possible movement against the war--you should start by thanking them for their work!
Enough of this anonymous suspicion-breeding! See you in Iowa City!
-Chris Dols
Univ. of Wisconsin--Madison CAN & member of CAN's Coordinating Committee
Well said brother!
By Anonymous Indymedia User (not verified) on 22 Mar 2008 at about 11:31.Well said brother!