Back at the Farmer's Market

Back at the Farmer's Market; the first time, in a long time that it wasn't rainy or blustery.  We had an excellent day.  A lot of traffic; sold a couple of books and introduced Project Censored to many people.  It was an attractive set up, with the Chinese Proverb out front, "To know and not act, is to not know."  The table was full and attracted attention.  This may be a good year for activism.

The Osher Institute for Lifelong Learning

Today it was the "Current Events and the Media" class of the Osher Institute at CSU Chico to get a little introduction to the Global Critical Media Literacy Project.  The presentation of 28 minutes with 86 PPT slides was well received. They were a good audience with interested questions occasionally and respectable applause at the end. Check out some of the slides.

   

Introducing the Global Critical Media Literacy Project at Butte College

In our "Truth Emergency" it is time for some Global Critical Media Literacy.  See: gcml.org

Breaking Through Power

Check out Ralph Nader's new book "Breaking Through Power".  Get your copy from the Peace Panel Project at 40% off retail.  149 pages of how to make change, and we can do it!

Important Oil Train update

Important Oil Train update at the League of Women Voters meeting tonight

 6 pm 850 Palmetto potluck 

The Womens' March

We were among the thousands that turned out for the Womens' March in Chico.

Back to the Farmers' Market

For the first time this season, the Peace Panel Project was back under the old Magnolia tree at the Farmers' Market.  Last Saturday, 12/17/16, we unveiled two new Panels!!  "Why is the US ranked 41st in Freedom of the Press?" for the new book from Project Censored, Censored 2017, and a Panel for Breaking Through Power, Ralph Nader's new book. 

We are offering both books at 30% off retail.  Contact Charles (530-518-1417) to reserve your copies.
We got a lesson in religion from my Indian friend Pamie, who brought me a cup of tea. 

We reminded folks that Safe Space needs volunteers.  It was a good day.