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International Capoeira Angola Foundation - Oakland Presents:

REVIVE! REVEL with a CAUSE!
For the survivors of Hurricane Katrina...
A dance party benefit for New Orleans based
Families and Friends of Louisiana's Incarcerated Children.

WHEN: SATURDAY NOV.5

TIME: 9pm-4am

WHERE:
International Capoeira Angola Foundation - Oakland
2513 Magnolia (between 25th and 26th Streets)
West Oakland


JOIN US!-
Enter the energy with capoeira angola roda
followed by music,
words from New Orleans relief workers and
local activists in the youth justice movement.

--------shaken, not stirred---------

Performers and speakers include:

*Members of Molotov Mouse Outspoken Word Troupe

*Angelica Starr, singer/songwriter

*Damond Moodie, rocksoulfunk

*Lauren De Arman, spoken word artist from Oakland

*Traitor, a well-travelled
punk band.

*DJ Zakir, old and new school beats for the post performance
groovin'

*Ella Baker Center for Human Rights

*volunteers from Common Ground Collective, New Orleans

MORE PERFORMERS/SPEAKERS TBA!!!

Cover is $10-$50,
sliding scale at the door.
(no one turned away for lack of funds)
***100% of door proceeds will go to FFLIC***

Beverages will be available and there will be tabling and information
available from local community groups. So get involved!

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In a sound nugget, the International Capoeira Angola Foundation - Oakland
is organizing a revel with a cause to raise funds for the Families and
Friends of Lousiana's Incarcerated Children who are providing living
support to the hundreds of formerly incarcerated youth who have been
evacuated from the Gulf Coast
detention centers.

The International Capoeira Angola Foundation - Oakland
( http://www.ficaoakland.org ) is dedicated to the preservation and practice
of Capoeira Angola, an Afro-Brazilian artform as a means to building
community.


FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF LOUISIANNA'S INCARCERATED CHILDREN (FFLIC) is a
statewide membership-based organization dedicated to creating a better
life
for all of Louisiana's youth, especially those who are involved or at risk
of becoming involved in the juvenile justice system. Using education,
direct action organizing and peer advocacy to build strong, powerful
families and communities, and to fight for justice for our children and
ourselves. Since Katrina and Rita, they have been working to locate and
support all their members displaced by the storm and to reunite families
with loved ones who were incarcerated when Katrina hit. They are also
working with other groups to demand accountability for the oppresive
response to this disaster and to ensure a reconstruction of their
communities that lives up to the needs and dreams of its people.
( http://www.fflic.org )

COMMON GROUND COLLECTIVE:
Common Ground Collective is a local, community-run organization offering
assistance, mutual aid and support to New Orleans communities that have
been historically neglected and underserved.
Common Ground's teams of volunteers include: medical and health providers,
aid workers, community organizers, legal representatives and people from
all over with broad skills from all walks of life.
Michael Kozart, M.D. will reportback from a recent trip to the collective
and share his experiences about whats happening now.
( http://www.commongroundrelief.org/ )

ELLA BAKER CENTER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS:
Lenore Anderson will speak on the Center's Books Not Bars Campaign. This
campaign seeks to redirect California's resources away from youth
incarceration towards youth opportunities through grassroots advocacy
campaigns.
( http://www.ellabakercenter.org/page.php?pageid=20 )


***100% of door proceeds will go to FFLIC***

Revive!: Revel With A Cause...

See you there and spread the word!!!