By Any Means Necessary?

BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY? | THURSDAY NOV 7 MICHAEL NAGLER, Founder and Chair, U.C. Berkeley Peace and Conflict Studies program; Author, Is There No Other Way? JOHN SELLERS, Director, Ruckus Society DAVID HILLIARD, Co-Founder and Chief of Staff, Black Panthers; Vice-President, Huey P. Newton Foundation; Author, This Side of Glory LAMISE ANDONI, Journalist; Analyst, Middle Eastern Affairs EMILY ROSENBERG, Program Associate, Middle East Peace Education Program, American Friends Service Committee Moderated by KAREN DE SA, Reporter, Mercury News and others... BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY? NONVIOLENCE AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS According to Michael Nagler, founder of the UC Berkeley Peace and Conflict Studies program, "the choice between violence and nonviolence is the most important choice facing every person and society today." The panelists will discuss and debate the means to social change - from the Israel/Palestinian conflict, war in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the U.S. war on terrorism to Bay Area community activism. 6:00 p.m., Registration | 6:30 p.m., Panel | Club Office, 595 Market St, 2nd floor, San Francisco | Free for members, free for non-members | Co-sponsored by Independent Arts & Media.