The Franklin Journal and Farmington Chronicle · 4 November 2005
CP-2005-012
Vigil for peace in Jerusalem
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Big STOP wash Lieve Snellings photo Awareness: Friday afternoon Women in Black vigil at Hagar Square, Jerusalem. The signs read "Stop the Occupation" in Arabic, Hebrew, and English. Women in Black International conference discussed Nov.
8 FARMINGTON - University of Maine at Farmington assistant profes- sor of English and Women's Studies, Lee Sharkey will offer a presentation on her experience at the August 2005 Women in Black International Conference in Jerusalem - a conference which drew 750 women peace activists from 44 countries to discuss issues they confront, propose strategies of resistance, and strengthen international feminist alliances.
The presentation - a narrative, through journal entries, audio recordings, photos, and poems - will be held at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 8, on the UMF campus in Ricker Hall. The Women in Black International Conference focused on the work Palestinia
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"Vigil for peace in Jerusalem," The Franklin Journal and Farmington Chronicle, 4 November 2005. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2005-012. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2005-012
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