Come out to the Free Skool Wednesday night to continue our series of discussions about the upcoming Biotech Industry Conference

...which will be promoting GMO Foods, Bioengineered medicine and Biological weapons, right here in the Convention Center in San Diego.

@ city heights free skool, 4246 wightman st san diego, ca 92105

See our website for map and directions: cityheightsfreeskool.org

For more info on the conference, see: http://biodev.org, http://bio2008.org http://biotechindymedia.org

Reception 5:30, Panel 6:30pm. SD County Bar Association, 1333 Seventh Avenue. Hosted by: The American Constitution Society Lawyer's Chapter of San Diego.

Please join us for a discussion on how organizing works, how it can be improved and how the current law benefits and burdens efforts to organize.

The panel will examine the challenges facing the right to organize in San Diego, and what legal, tactical and policy tools can be brought to bear to protect that right. Free and open to the public. RSVP here.

"THIRST", the movie. Join the Green Party of San Diego County (GPSDC) for a viewing of the movie "THIRST" and a discussion about water privatization. "THIRST" tells the stories of communities in Bolivia, India, and the US that meet at the World Water Forum in Kyoto as part of a new movement against global water privatization. As the Forum reaches its final day, no one anticipates the explosive outcome. (Donations for GPSDC accepted)

Joyce Beers Community Center on 1010 Vermont Street, San Diego. Suggested donation $5-$10.

John Pilger's first major film for the cinema explores the historic and current relationship of Washington with countries such as Venezuela, Bolivia and Chile. Archival footage demonstrates how democracy has been wiped out in country after country in Latin America since the 1950's.

Joyce Beers Community Center 1090 Vermont, one block north of University, next to Trader Joe's Hillcrest Shopping Center. * please park in Ralph's underground parking. Wheelchair Accessible. Free/ Donations accepted.