March 5th to 9th 2008, Autonomous Cultural Center Metelkova mesto, Ljubljana, Slovenia

www.kudmreza.org/rdece

provided by the European Social Forum

www.openesf.net

Gluaiseacht are calling on all those opposed to the gas giveaway to join us on a bus trip to London.

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The new EYFA newsletter is out. With big anti- NATO protests coming up and the 5th anniversary of the Iraq war, and with tension rising between the EU and Russia, we thought it was time for a newsletter on 'Militarization'.

Read EYFA Network news . on Militarization

Thursday 21st - Sunday 24th August 2008, near Vienna, Austria

It's now 10 years since the Animal Rights Gatherings went international. Come and celebrate the first decade of international get-togethers at a beautiful spot to the South of Vienna, Eastern Austria, at the foot of the massive Schneeberg mountain.

See: www.ar2008.info/

Art2stay is a digital platform for 'illegal' artists, a place where they can share their artworks and their stories with each other and a larger audience. A website that is both a gallery and a statement that shines a different light on illegality.

Check out art2stay

Another nature park has to make way for another ski-resort. The Serbian Government is breaking her own laws and decrees with the implementation of her 'mountain tourism development program' in the area of Stara Planina Mountain. Local groups need all the support they can get to stop these draconian plans.

See Save Stara Planina

The December release of EYFA's thematic newletters is now available on our website. This month focuses on over-consumerism at Christmas, and during the rest of the year.
.on Over-Consumerism looks at causes and effects of environmental problems, and the impact of initiatives such as Buy Nothing Day on the public understanding of these issues.

Towards peoples alternatives in Africa and Europe

We, civil society activists engaged in a wide range of peoples’ movements and organisations in Africa and Europe met in Lisbon from 7-9 December 2007 to express our opposition and resistance to the neoliberal free trade and investment policies that European and African governments are implementing in our countries, and which they propose as a framework for the “Africa- EU Strategic Partnership”. While the leaders of two continents gathered in Lisbon to decide the future of Africa, we came together to further the social and political dialogue among our peoples because we defend our right to resist concretely and to propose alternatives, and we are confident of our capacity to put them into practice.

The members of Cosantoiri Siochana call on all groups and individuals, and on any who feel the need to join our vigil, to join us once again at the camp outside the War Port [Also known as Shannon Airport] on the 6th to the 7th of January 2008.