Help make Baltimore resistance visible! During and after the March 19th rally and march against the continuing war on Iraq, Indymedia Baltimore will be running a media center at Red Emma's to facilitate participatory reporting and media-making about the protest. All computers will be reserved explicitly for independent media production, and there will be people on hand to help guide people through the subtleties of open-publishing and content creation for the web. Bring your stories, your digital photos, your audio and your video to Red Emma's after the march! We'll also be tuning in to the radio streams of M19 reports from around the world, and maybe even showing some video...

Even after the very bloody wars that have befallen the Serbians within the former Yugoslavia you'll find the remaining Serbians tolerant enough to have included news in Greek, Turkish, English languages - in spite of the fact that those nations (for the most part) worked against Serbian interests in former Yugoslavia

An 'Iraq War Factsheet', put out by the Signalfire Media Project, is available for folks to print out and distribute at upcoming anti-war actions.

Steven Greenstreet, director and producer of This Divided State, has been invited by the Center for American Progress and its sub-division Campus Progress to screen the film at 22 colleges around the nation including Harvard, Yale, NYU, and USC.

Speaking Friday, March 18th, 8PM at Red Emma's in Baltimore, Maryland. Andrew Flood, activist and writer from Dublin, will be speaking on the anti-war movemen Ireland, specifically on the campaigns surrounding the U.S. use of Shannon airport. Shannon airport in offically 'neutral' southern Ireland has been used for at least a decade to refuel US war planes. Grassroots Network Againt the War (GNAW) held a series of direct action tresspasses and property destruction.

Down with King Coal! Save Appalachia - Stop Mountaintop
Removal!

Take Action on March 31!
Our demand is simple – stop mountaintop removal and all forms of surface mining for coal.

Groups and individuals across Appalachia are rising in united nonviolent protest against the increasing cultural and environmental devastation caused by this most destructive form of mining. Mountaintop removal results in loss of life, loss of employment, destruction of homes, and elimination of communities throughout the coalfields.

The United Workers Association wins the right to represent day laborers at Camden Yards and reaches a written agreement with Stadium contractor on a Code of Conduct. The UWA is calling on all activists, allies, and community members to put public pressure on Peter Angelos to honor committment to ensure workers at the stadium earn a living wage.

If you thought the differences between Europe and United States are vast, try bringing Islam into the equation. That's a "mother of all monkey wrenches"