Teach-In Schedule

9:30-10:
Set up for lit tables

10-10:30:
Refreshments and Lit Tables ready

10:30-11:
Welcome, Opening Remarks, Framing the day's events

11-11:55:
Session A:
Lessons of the Vietnam Anti-War Movement and Iraq
Peter Solenburger and Arney Stieber of Vietnam Vets Against the War

Session B:
The War on Terror and US Foreign Policy
Judy Kullberg, EMU Professor and Activist

12-12:55:
Session A:
The Politics of Oil: The Reality of Imperialism
Charles Simmons, EMU Professor and Activist

Session B:
The War at Home, The War on the Poor, and Hurricane Katrina
Karen Schaumann, EMU professor and Activist

1-2:30:
Session A: Film: Tragedy in the Holy Land
An Introduction to the Palestinian/Israeli Conflict;
Hosted by Henry Herskovitz and Shirley Zimple
of the Jewish Witnesses for Peace and
The Middle East Film Society

Session B:
(1-1:40): International Solidarity and the Labor Movement
Ron Lare

Session C:
(1:45-2:30): The Counter Recruitment Movement"

2:30-3:
Break

3-3:55:
Session A:
The Democrats and War: A History
Matt Siegfried, Writer for Z Magazine, Counterpunch,
and the Irishi Republican journal Fourthwrite

Session B:
Exit Strategies, the united Nations, and Self-Determination
David Finkel, editor of Against the Current Magazine"

4-4:45:
Speak-Out led by Deisha Miles, Local Anti-War Poet

5-5:55:
Lila Lipscomb: Goldstar Mother For Peace
on her road to activism and the New anti-war movement Halle Auditorium

6-7:30:
Panel: Which Way Forward for the Anti-War Movement: Strategies of Resistance
Includes: Giselle Gerolomi of Solidarity,
Phil Caroll of Ann Arbor Coalition Against the War,
Phillis Engelbert of Peaceworks,
Eric Van De Vort of Vets for Peace, and others"