On October 18th, peace advocate “Kit” Evans-Ford presented a perspective on violence and non-violence. This segment was recorded at the Sacred Heart Spiritual Center in Alfred, Maine on October 18th, 2014.
Maine Social Justice
A Cable Access TV show seen from Madison to Vassalboro to Farmington and the Waterville Area
Maine Social Justice – Media in War and Independent Journalism
For the first 3 weeks of April, the University of Maine at Farmington is hosting a film festival dedicated to social justice.
Maine Social Justice SAD 54 Listens to Maine Indian Grievance About Mascots
ril 13. Skowhegan Middle School. The SAD 54 Board of Directors heard representatives of the four tribes of the Maine Wabanaki Nation. Though the public was invited to attend and listen, the purpose of this meeting was to hear the reservations the Indians had about...
Maine Social Justice – 7th and 8th Amendments
Jack and Margy Flynn, advocates for the Constitution of the United States went into depth about the 7th and 8th Amendments of our Bill of Rights. Basically, the 7th and 8th are about when a person has a right to grievance in a civil court and entitlement to a...
Maine Social Justice – Justice for the River II
On June 20, native people of the Wabanki Nation and their white allies gathered at Sockalexis Arena on Indian Island to talk about injustice being done on the Penobscot River and other parts of Maine to both the Indian and their white brothers and sisters.
Maine Social Justice – 234 United States of War Unwanted Navy Base in Korea
A documentary outlining the endless wars the US has fought since colonial times. Our military has engaged several dozens of countries, small and large
Maine Social Justice – A New Definition of Architect
Professor of Architecture, MIT, Jan Wampler will define architecture, not as a the design and construction of buildings but rather as planning the space for all living things, human and non-human to be able to live in harmony.
Maine Social Justice – Arts in the Park Waterville
For the whole month of July REM, a group promoting downtown Waterville, sponsored an event in Castonquay Square. The event was free to the public and offered the talents of writers, musicians, poets, healing artists and many other local artists who wanted to share...
Maine Social Justice – Is Lakewood Theater Haunted
Paranormal investigators walk through Lakewood Theater to determine if it is haunted.
Maine Social Justice Episode-0216 – 4th 5th and 6th Amendments to Constitution
Jack and Margy Flynn continued their presentation of the US Constitution’s Bill of Rights. This time they reviewed the 4th, 5th and 6th amendments: Search and arrest warrant, Rights in criminal cases and Rights to fair trial.
Maine Social Justice – Recruiters in Maine schools
shows the “free gifts” that military recruiters use to entice young people to enlist in the military.
Two Perspectives on Our Economy
He talks with Leslie Manning of the Society of Friends about a few things that are ruining our economy.
Maine Social Justice – Sherri Mitchell Indigenous Peoples Rights Part 2
In Part 2, Sherri goes into some detail about the Alberta Tarsands oil and how it will impact the first nations (tribes) in Canada.
Maine Social Justice – Indigenous Peoples Rights Part 1
Sherri Mitchell, Penobscot woman and advocate for Indigenous People's rights was the keynote speaker at the annual Pax Christi Assembly at St. Joseph's Hall in Gardine. She spoke about how the Catholic church and the governments of the United States and Canada...
Maine Social Justice – Colby College Elitist and Conversion of BIW to Peace
A very short opener where I talk about Colby College and a federal judge not wanting to be video recorded. Immediately after, the April 12 rally at Bath Iron Works to promote the conversion of the warship builder to building peace.
Maine Social Justice – The 2nd and 3rd Amendments of Our Bill of Rights
Jack and Margy, life-long scholars of the US Constitution, shared their views on the second and third amendments of our Bill of Rights.
Maine Social Justice – Creating Vibrant Local Economies in Maine
At the University of Maine in Augusta on March 22, over a hundred folks from all walks of life attended a forum about creating local economies for the State of Maine.
Maine Social Justice 206 -Toxic Phthalates in Maine People
Last year 25 Mainers from eight different counties and numerous backgrounds were tested for phthalates in their bodies. Phthalates are a group of chemicals known to cause reproductive problems, birth defects, asthma, social and cognitive disorders and more.
Maine Social Justice – show 202 What is Fraud and How Can You Avoid it in Maine
Sometimes the government gets it right. In this case, Maine State Representative Ann Dorney and Maine Attorney General, Janet Mills presented an informational hearing at Madison Junior High School on January 18th. Ann and Janet discussed the 10 most popular scams...
Maine Social Justice – show 199 Reclaiming the Water Commons
Have you ever wondered what would happen if a corporation decided to take your water, your lumber, your minerals and you didn't want them to do that? It's happening today all over the world and closer to home than you'd like. At the ESTIA EcoPeace Conference in...
Maine Social Justice – show 201 Is World Peace Possible part 2
Part 2 of the talk given by Paul Chappell at the Hutchinson Center in Belfast. In this episode, Paul talks about what war does to the human mind. We learn that what we call PTSD today has been around for a very long time. Paul then presents us with the question? Can...
Maine Social Justice – show 200 Is World Peace Possible part 1
This is part 1 of a 2 part series. On October 25th, Paul Chappell, a graduate of West Point, Iraq veteran and spokesman for peace addressed over a hundred citizens at the Hutchinson Center in Belfast. In part one, he asked two basic questions. Are humans naturally...
Maine Social Justice – show 197 The First Amendment of Our Constitutions Bill of Rights
A while back, Jack and Margy Flynn spoke of the Constitution of the United States and what it means in regards to our inalienable rights. In this program, they will focus on the first amendment of the Bill of Rights. The one about freedom of religion, free speech and...
Maine Social Justice – show 187 Jeju Island in the Cross Hairs of War
On March 20th, Maine film maker, Regis Tremblay introduced and showed the rough cut of his up-coming documentary about the huge naval base being forced upon a farming and fishing village on Jeju Island, South Korea. The audience in the Belfast Free Library were very...