Australian Social Forum

Another Australia is Possible

ideally, I’d like the to tour around the country having Local (Australian) Social Forums building on existing networks, groups and individuals, travel with a group to Sweden for the European Social Forum in Sweden in September, The Social Forum of the Americas in Guatamala in October and the World Social Forum in Brazil in January   assuming permission is gr ...learn more

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John Malcomson

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Email: jmalcomson [at] yahoo.com
 
Address: Seattle, Washington 98199
United States
 
I Speak: English, some Korean
 
I Am: Activist
 
Member Since: March 10, 2008
 
Local Time: Fri Nov 27 17:48:17
 

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I am the Volunteer Coordinator for Asian Counseling & Referral Service in Seattle, WA.

I am a strong supporter of peace, social justice, equality, sustainability, human rights, optimism, and living with the understanding that we are all interconnected.

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