Meeting

IMC Shows Group/Booking meeting. Coordinates booking of bands and shows for IMC performances and handles temporary performance space rentals. Trains members in live sound. 

Visit the Shows Website to see what events are coming soon!

This group assembles the IMC's monthly newspaper, the Public i.

To join the e-mail list: http://lists.chambana.net/cgi-bin/listinfo/imc-print

Community Connections is a workgroup that addresses the health of the internal IMC community and its infrastructure, as well as the IMC's cultural relevance and accessibility in

Outreach developed out of a recognition that the IMC needs to continue to increase its membership base and diversity, to keep current members well informed about their organization, and to present a consistent and complete public presence and resource to the Champaign-Urbana community.

Responsible for the tech and equipment needs of the UCIMC, including the IMC website, computer networking and electronics, and chambana.net services. This group needs people with experience in these areas or who are looking to learn.

Books to Prisoners Business Meeting

volunteer@books2prisoners.org 

This is the group charged with the regular planning and decision making that affects all IMC working groups, including space decisions. Each working group appoints two members to the steering group, but participation and attendance is open to everyone.

Steering meets the first Thursday of the month, 8-9pm @ IMC 

 The Steering Group does not have its own e-mail list -- all communication takes place on the general IMC list (imc@ucimc.org).

Classes are held from 6:00-7:30P in the sunroom at the Independent Media Center (IMC). Wednesday evening classes include beginning Evidence-Based Taiji (EBT^TM) and Qigong classes, continuing EBT classes, and advanced groups studying longer traditional forms.

For more information on the Center for Taiji & Qigong Studies please visit their Website

http://www.chentaiji.com/classes/calendar.html

AWARE, the Anti-War Anti-Racism Effort, works to oppose aggressive wars and to end racism. Our concerns also include the militarization of society, inequalities of wealth and opportunity, the concentration and uniformity of news sources, the global extension of American power, the demise of internationally agreed norms of behavior, the threat of corporate globalization to the common welfare, and the erosion of civil liberties. We come together to coordinate our efforts individually and with other organizations to share resources and ideas and to make large scale actions possible as we work towards peace and justice.