Climate Justice London will provide a description of the emerging idea of climate justice, followed by group discussion of its definition and strategies to achieve it. The event will conclude with a friendly, optional action to confront the climate crisis.

Map: http://bit.ly/afC8Wo

Free Screening of The Coca Cola Case 

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Hey all,

It's been a while since I've put-up a post here..

a brief update:

for
the last couple of months, the 'London Food Not Bombs' crew has just
been organizing informally by word of mouth as well as, on occasion,
preparing meals outside of the 'last-sunday-of-the-month' routine. 
all
is cool, but due mostly to my lack of co-ordinating, the group has been
organizing somewhat under the radar of most of the rest of you.  read more »

Transition London invites you to the premiere screening of...

In Transition

“An evolving exploration into the Head, Heart and Hands of energy descent”

An inspiring account of a creative, communal response to peak oil and climate change.  read more »

LIBERATE THE MARVELOUS

intro to clowning and improv with Paula Belina

>pay-what-you-can: suggested donation 10$<

only room for 10 spots, so please RSVP: funisfreepress@gmail.com  read more »

A new school year has began, and many of you may be coming back with a
feeling of despair that there weren't many social/environmental justice
related activities on main campus last year.  read more »

Hey everybody,

It's been a couple of months since I've sent-out an e-mail to this list.
It's been a very busy summer for a lot of us, but I'm glad to hear that
the Food Not Bombs meals have been continuing in everyone's absence. Hats-off to everyone who has dedicated themselves to pulling things together for the last couple of meals.  read more »

As you may already know, a cyclist Darcy Allan Sheppard was killed on Bloor St in downtown Toronto Monday night.

While the media emphasizes the figure of a perpetrator Michael Bryant, the former Attorney General, and trivializes it as an isolated incident, this is also the manifestation of larger problems we as cyclists face everyday: the car centred urban infrastructure and drivers' lack of respect for cyclists on the road.  read more »

Hi everyone,

This Sunday we're planning on doing another
Last-Sunday-Of-The-Month FOOD NOT BOMBS meal, and just want to put the
word out as always for any of you that would like to join us this
weekend.
We'll be cooking out of
the kitchen at the Empowerment Centre (636 Queens ave.) starting at
2:00pm, then heading over to Campbell memorial Park (on Dundas between
Colbourn and Waterloo) to serve the meal from 5:00-7:00pm.
Whatever amount of time you can offer would be a big help.  read more »

A few months ago, one of our local food suppliers came to us and asked if we would throw our support behind renting a commercial kitchen in London where she could work and where we might open a second cafe. It was early for us to do that, but we wanted to help so we commited to this project. Two months into what is now The Briscoe Cafe, our cook dropped out of the project leaving us to open the cafe and cook most of our food. Well, we have struggled to meet this challenge and last weekend we opened the doors of The Briscoe. Its a happy event for sure, but we are kind of desperate for help.  read more »