Toronto Women's Bookstore
http://www.womensbookstore.com
416-922-8744

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UPCOMING EVENT AT TWB
1. Book Launch and Panel Discussion for Taxi: Cabs & Capitalism, Thurs. December 1

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COMMUNITY EVENTS
2. Win a ticket to WWE's 15th Anniversary Members' Reunion Party!
3. Shtiller at the Art Bar
4. A Tribute to Our Revolutionaries
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UPCOMING EVENT AT TWB

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Toronto Women's Bookstore Presents:
Book Launch and Panel Discussion for Taxi: Cabs & Capitalism with author Biju Mathew and special guests

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1
Steel Workers Hall, 25 Cecil St .
$5 donation
(Proceeds will go to the Toronto Taxi Drivers Defense Fund of the Toronto Coalition of Concerned Taxi Drivers & to the Family of Morteza Khorasani, murdered taxi driver & colleague)

Join us as we connect Toronto & New York , with a reading by Biju Mathew, author of Taxi: Cabs & Capitalism (New Press).

Taxi is a fast-paced and often moving tale of the struggles and occasional triumphs of those who work in the front of the cab, connecting themes as diverse as globalization and urban politics, immigrant history and multiculturalism. Buckle up, hold on tight, and enjoy the ride.

Biju Mathew is a professor of business at Rider University , New Jersey , a member of the Organizing Committee of the New York Taxi Workers' Alliance , and a coordinator for the Forum of Indian Left.

Panel discussion on the fight for Taxi Cab Driver Rights in Toronto , with panelists:

Owen Leach - Independent Taxi Driver/Coalition for Concerned Taxi Drivers/Taxi Talk
Jamshid Berghezade - Writer and editor for Taxi Post / Driver with Eagle Taxi
Sarah Vance - Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (O.C.A.P.)
Mostafa Heneway - Toronto Coalition of Concerned Taxi Drivers/ O.C.A.P

For more information:
call Toronto Coalition of Concerned Taxi Drivers @ 416-925-6939 or email : eaglestaxi@yahoo.ca

Sponsored by: OCAP, CKLN 88.1 FM, Workers Information Action Centre, Judy Rebick and Sam Gindin
(Social Justice Chair).

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COMMUNITY EVENTS

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WWE's 15th Anniversary Members' Reunion Party
Bust a Move
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19
Hugh's Room
2261 Dundas St. West (east of Keele St, south of Bloor St : Roncesvalles Villages area)
Doors open at 8:30 pm
TICKETS: $30 per person. You must reserve and pay in advance (credit card only).

9 pm: mix, mingle, reconnect
10 pm: live original performances by Suitcase in Point, Lisa Pijuan, the BUSHgirl Revue and others....
11-closing: Dance with DJ - motown/funk/disco

Complimentary Appetizers / Door Prizes including the grand prize of a 7 night WWE trip!! AND the chance to reconnect with old trip pals, basecamp babes and mingle with other wonderful women!

Cash bar / WWE trips and merchandise on sale / Early bird specials

TO RESERVE TICKETS CALL 1-888-WWE-1222
or email: beth@wildwomenexp.com with credit card info and number of tickets.

* * Win a ticket to Bust a Move! Be the fourth correct email (please email your response to beth@wildwomenexp.com) response to the following query: name the author of Taxi and the date of the event twb is hosting with him.Contest closes Friday, November 18 at 6pm. One entry per email address, one entry per person. Winner will be contacted by email.

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SHTILLER
silent film in the yiddish tradition
accompanied by experimental klezmer

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22
at the Art Bar
1214 Queen St. West
doors open at 7:30, show at 8pm
cover: $8

hosted by Reena Katz on violin, laptop & treated microphone

this month's programme:
EAST AND WEST
dir. Ivan Abramson (1923) starring: Molly Picon

for more info, e-mail: radiodress@sympatico.ca

*i hate myself for lovin' you*

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A Tribute to our Revolutionaries

SPIRIT Magazine will honour our revolutionaries by hosting a fundraiser for the Kashechewan First Nation

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25
DNA Lounge
328 Adelaide St W (Adelaide & Spadina)
$10 at the door

Proceeds will go toward Kashechewan First Nation. A community activism showcase of music, spoken word, performance art, giveaways and DANCE.

Special Guest Appearances and performances by:
* Inuit Poet Takrilik Partridge
* Artist Leland Bell
* Lakota Jonez & Team RezOfficial
* CAMA Nominee Tanya Tagaq Gillis
* Shoshona & Raven
* Fashion Peek - Native Threads - ReZolution
* Activist Taiaiake Alfred
* Emcee Greg Dreaver

ALSO:

* Fire breathing Performance
* Dance Piece by artist Tanya Lukin
* Performance Art
* Brian Wright Mcleod
* Juno Winner Lawrence Martin
* Toronto Women's Bookstore
* Canadian Relief Foundation
* Oscar Olivera, Bolivian water rights activist

Call 705-746-2781
For more info: visit www.dnalounge.ca, call 416.591.8885 or email info@dnalounge.ca

Partners include: Native Threads, Native Model Studio, ANDPVA, Aboriginal Voices Radio, The Fire This Time, Renegade Radio, 4 Real and ACT for the Earth.