SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

VIVAEL PUEBLO

· Socialist Action No. 24, 9 September 1983 · p. 12 of the scan · 255 words

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page 12 of the scan

Greenham think about what we are doing and why. give us that opportunity.

ferent workshops on questions from here.

and help us to sort out our ideas.

details can 01-251-3133, the London Greenham Office. This banner, commissioned by the Chile Solidarity Campaign and made and designed by John Dugger will lead Sunday's demonstration. GREENHAM USUALLY means blockading, camping in the mud at the airbase, demonstrating and generally rushing about. But on 10 and 11 September it is also going to mean time to talk and Manchester Greenham Group is providing the venue and organisation for a national Greenham After the July blockade many women involved around Greenham felt they needed a respite from continual activity to discuss what we were doing and where we were going. The conference hopes to On the Saturday there will be a number of difraised women's peace movement, plus films and videos. Women with proposals for additional workshops will be helped to organise them. Sunday will mainly be given over to discussions on where we go The conference is open to all women involved in or supporting the movement around Greenham. We hope to see as many women as possible from all parts of the country come to share experiences The venue will be the Town Hall in Manchester obtained by ringing 2 DAY CONFERENCE ON CURRENT AND RECENT EVENTS IN EASTERN EUROPE STARTS SATURDAY 17th SEPT IN THE COLLEGE CLUB GLASGOW UNIVERSITY ADMISSION £1 (Per Day): (UNEMPLOYED 50P INVITED SPEAKERS ACCOMMODATION CRECHE

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