Salsa Scoop> tag: ”blog:photo of the week“

Photo of the Week

This week's photo comes from a protest against "the new imperialist", China, in London. Protesters demand justice for Tibet and focus on the new Olympic games. China holds unrivaled influence with the genocidal regime in Sudan. China must immediately use that influence to persuade the Sudanese government to allow a full and robust civilian protection force into Darfur. If China does not act, in its role as Olympic host and world leader, Beijing will go down in history as the host of the "Genocide Olympics": China will be sponsoring the Olympic Games at home and the genocide in Darfur -- in which it is complicit -- abroad.

Read more

Photo of the Week

A Petition Fish! Oceana's Seafood Campaign thought outside the petition box, and let supporters get creative in their protest for mercury warnings at Giant. Find out tons more about this campaign to "hold the mercury". Is your supermarket on the green or red list?

Read more

Photo of the Week

Here's Jon and Charles tabling at the NTC conference in New Orleans last week. Check out the entire photostream here!

Read more

Photo of the Week

Wednesday, March 19th...time to topple the pillars of war and empire. Get the deets on nonviolent action happening around your city at 5yearstoomany.org.

Read more

Photo of the Week

China holds unrivaled influence with the genocidal regime in Sudan. As Beijing prepares to host the 2008 Olympics, join Dream For Darfur in urging China to use its leverage to persuade the Sudanese government to consent immediately to a civilian protection force in Darfur. In this week's photo, Mia Farrow and an 8 year old Darfurian refugee walk into a sandstorm near the Sudan-Chad border at the commencement of the Dream for Darfur torch relay.

Read more

Photo of the Week

"Beautiful Bandit poses for her 31st birthday" reads the caption of our photo of the week. Bandit lives with our DIA member group, Friends of the National Zoo. Read up on Spectacled Bears and the other creatures at FONZ.

Read more

Photo of the Week

Bikes for the World collected and shipped 5,601 bikes in 2005, another 7,697 bikes in 2006, and through the end of 2007 expected to ship another 8,400 bikes, making it the largest bicycle re-use program in the United States. Awesome! Here's the skinny on how to donate your bike or sponsor a collection.

Read more

Photo of the Week

Gabriel, Katie-Jay, Joshua and Jeremiah are still in N’djamena. Fighting has broken out in the capital, it looks like a revolution is happening. Some humanitarian staff have been evacuated, and we’re waiting for more news. UNHCR vehicles were stolen and the capital is under attack. Amidst all the chaos, our team is still uploading video and journals. Read more of the story at stopgenocidenow.org and check out the latest on their Flickr stream. Read more

Photo of the Week

"The Veterans for Peace and Iraq Veterans Against the War join forces with Survivors of Hurricane Katrina and The Great Flood to march from Mobile, AL to New Orleans, LA. On this day we departed Bayou Liberty Relief in Slidell, LA to later arrive in New Orleans East's Vietnamese Community." Find more on this event at The Voice of Eye photostream and, of course, veteransforpeace.org

Read more (11 comments)

Photo of the Week

"Plungers run (screaming) out of the Bay" is the caption under this week's photo. Hundreds gathered on the beach of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation for CCAN's Polar Bear Plunge...brrr! You can donate to your favorite plunger on their website, as well as read up on CCAN's activities on their blog.

Read more