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March 26-30, 2001 / Farvardin 6-10, 1380

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* Charity: Donate a camera
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Music: Middle Eastern music, Virginia
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Music: Vas musicians at Standford

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* Film: "The day I became a woman" in U.S.
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Conference: Persianate World
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Film: "Surviving Paradise" in New York
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Noruz: Celebrations in U.S.

* Politics: Student leader speaking in Wshington DC
* Film: Iranian films at UCLA
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Film: Kiarostami films in Washington
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Rights: Condemn compulsory Hejab

* Literature: Call for writers: Women's erotica
* Reunion: Shiraz U. reunion, San Diego
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Conference: CIRA, Toronto
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Health: Elderly care in Washington
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Community: National Persian Watch Center promotion
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Art: New exhibition from Iran to visit America
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Poll: U.S. sanctions

* Petition: Urge President Bush...
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Petition: Stop Fingerprinting
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Event: Qajar conference in Holland
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Legal: International courts & the Mideast

* Charity: Helping Iranian children
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Conference: Technology conference, Isfahan
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Charity: Fundraiser for children's foundation
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Conference: Persian poetry conference, London

* Support: Help Internet connection in deprived areas
* Community: Helping refugees in the Washington area
* History: Mossadegh conference, Chicago

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* Donate a camera

One of our volunteers/social workers in Ahvaz-Iran is in need of a camera to be able to take pictures of the children whom are being sponsored by Daayeh. His last two cameras were stolen and as you may know cameras are very expensive in Iran and he is not able to make such a purchase.

If you have an extra camera which you do not use, please send it to me and I will get it to our volunteer in Ahvaz. You may deduct the market value of the camera as a charitable contribution and I will gladly provide you with a receipt for it. Thank you for your generosity. Email Malihe Evans

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* Middle Eastern music, Virginia

Please join us for the final event in what has been an extraordinary season of Middle Eastern Music presented by the College of William and Mary, Saturday, April 7, 8 pm. The William & Mary Middle Eastern Music Ensemble With Guest artists Nader Majd and members of The Chakavak Persian Music Ensemble in "A Spring Concert of Persian and Middle Eastern Classical Music" at The Williamsburg Regional Library Theatre (at the corner of Scotland and Armistead Streets). The concert is free and open to the public but a suggeted donation of $5 will gladly be accepted For more information Please contact Anne Rasmussen @ 221-1097 // akrasm@wm.edu

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* Vas musicians at Standford

The Persian Student Association at Stanford University invites you on the musical journey with Narada recording artists, Vas:

* AZAM ALI - Vocals & Santur
* GREG ELLIS - Percussion

Also featuring:

* CAMERON STONE - Cello
* BILLY MALLERY - Keyboard

Saturday, April 14, 2001 - 8PM Stanford University, Dinkelspiel Auditorium. Tickets: $7 with Student ID $15 General Admission. Tickets available at the Stanford Ticket Office: (650) 725-ARTS (beginning March 30th) and BASS tickets (tickets.com) >>> DETAILS

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* "The day I became a woman" in U.S. theaters

THE DAY I BECAME A WOMAN is a beautiful triptych depicting three stages in a woman's life. It marks the debut of first time director Marzieh Meshkini's. It has received numerous awards including the Best First Film prize at the 2000 Venice. It will open in Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco on April 6th >>> DETAILS

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* Society, Language and Culture in the Persianate World

Call for Participation

Association for the Study of Persianate Societies (ASPS) "Society, Language and Culture in the Persianate World" ASPS announces its first biennial convention in Shiraz, Iran 8-9 October, 2001. Send name, address, e-mail, affiliation, title of paper and a 1-2 page abstract to Rudi Matthee (coordinator for North America). Topics include culture, language and literature; religion and philosophy; democracy and civil society; economic history; technology and economy; history and memory; and art, archaeology and architecture. Deadline for submissions is April 15, 2001. It is anticipated that the Iranian government will provide accommodation for all participants and will reimburse the travel expenses for participants from India, Pakistan, Central Asia, Eastern Europe and Russia. Email: rudi.matthee@mvs.udel.edu

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* "Surviving Paradise" in New York

Here is the information for the upcoming screening of "Surviving Paradise" at the opening night of New York International Independent Film & Video festival: TINKER AUDITORIUM ON SUNDAY APRIL 1ST 2001 AT 8:00PM: "Surviving Paradise": Kamshad Kooshan, dir. 90min. Drama which follows the adventures of 10 year old Sam and 8 year old Sara, Iranian children lost in Lost Angeles as they struggle to search for an uncle and elude the hit man who kidnapped their mother. (Semi-Finalist Sundance Screenwriters Lab) >>> DETAILS

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* Shahram Nazeri & son in New York

On Saturday, March 31, 9:00 p.m. at Cooper Union, Great Hall, The Asia Society presents the Concert "Drunken Love: Sharam Nazieri Sings Rumi" The great 13th-century poet Rumi has become one of America's best-selling poets. Sharam Nazieri, one of Iran's most popular singers and a master of the Persian Sufi repertoire, accompanies himself on sitar and is joined by his son Hafez Nazieri on daf (percussion), giving a sung performance of Rumi's poetry. English translations of the Persian provided. For tickets for this program only, call (212) 327-9276 >>> DETAILS

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* Kiarostami films in Washington

Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami was named the most important director of the 1990s by critics worldwide. This series includes personal appearances by the director and film screenings at the Freer Gallery, the National Gallery of Art, and the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies. Supported by a grant from the Central Eurasia Project of the Open Society Institute. Chronological list of entire series. The series goes on from March 2 - April 21 >>> DETAILS

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* Condemn compulsory Hejab

RESOLUTION from childrenfirst@pathcom.com: Condemn compulsory Hejab and gender apartheid in Iran

It is now twenty-three years since the Islamic Republic has enforced an outright anti-woman system based on organised violence and complete rightlessness in Iran. We, the undersigned, therefore >>> DETAILS

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* Call for writers: Women's erotica

A collection of erotica entitled "Beneath the Hajab: Moslem Women Write Erotica" is currently being assembled by author/anthologist Mitzi Szereto for print publication.

The goal of this collection is to offer an exploration of Moslem women's sexuality through literary expression. Here is an opportunity to break the silence of sexual repression (whether perceived or real) for a much-misunderstood group >>> DETAILS

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* Noruz celebrations in U.S.

Here are the listting of Noruz celebrations in various cities >>> DETAILS

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* Shiraz U. reunion, San Diego

ANNOUNCING: THE FIRST REUNION OF SHIRAZ UNIVERSITY TO BE HELD IN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, JULY 6-9, 2001 >>> DETAILS

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* CIRA conference, Toronto

19th Annual CIRA Conference, University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. April 28-29, 2001 -- Iran: Between Tradition and Modernity

A preliminary program has been published for the conference. Over 90 researchers organized into 32 panels will present papers over this two day event. A number of exhibitions and screening of Iranian feature films and documentaries have been scheduled including >>> DETAILS

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* Elderly care in Washington

Team of two elderly care assistants are available in the Washington DC area to look after your senior loved ones. Fluent in Persian and English with 30 years of experience. Contact Lili at 301 864 7595.

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* New exhibition from Iran to visit America

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- A new exhibition, A Breeze from the Gardens of Persia: New Art from Iran, will come to the United States this spring, opening at Meridian International Center in Washington, D.C., and then traveling to museums and arts centers throughout the country. The exhibition, a rich collection of approximately 85 works by 52 of Iran's fine contemporary artists, of whom approximately one-third are women, is the first major cultural exchange initiative of its kind to take place in decades >>> DETAILS

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* National Persian Watch Center promotion

Attached herewith you will find a colorful one page flyer for the promotion of the National Persian Watch Center: The Iranian American Anti Discrimination Council >>> DETAILS

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* Poll on U.S. sanctions

Payvand is conducting an internet poll of whether people wish U.S. economic sanctions against Iran terminated or continued. Please see: //www.payvand.com/poll/

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* Urge president Bush...

The Iranians for International Cooperation petition will be sent to President George Bush urging him to end the imposed animosity between Iran and America and lift all sanctions on Iran, except those on arms >>> DETAILS

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* Stop fingerprinting

Persian Watch Cat petition: Stop Fingerprinting and Excessive Luggage-Searching of Iranian Travelers at US Airports >>> DETAILS

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* Qajar conference in Holland

The International Qajar Studies Association (IQSA) is proud to announce that its inaugural conference will be held May 17-19, 2001, at the University of Leiden, Holland. The conference is jointly organized by the following organizations: Department of Languages and Cultures of the Islamic Middle East, Leiden University; International Qajar Studies Association (IQSA); Research School of Asian, African, and Amerindian Studies, Leiden University; The Genootschap Nederland-Iran >>> DETAILS

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* International courts & the Mideast

Seminar on International Courts and Tribunals for Practitioners from the Middle East, Central Asia and the Caucasus Region Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran, 12 - 16 May 2001 >>> DETAILS

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* Helping Iranian children

The Foundation for the Children of Iran was founded in the United States in 1991 by a small group of Iranian immigrants. Our 2001 Norooz (Persian New Year) fundraising event and celebration is being held at Tyson Corner's Ritz Carlton Hotel in Virginia. Date: Friday March 16, 2001 Time: 7:00 p.m. Admission: $150.00 Location: Tyson Corner- Ritz Carlton Hotel, Vienna, Virginia. >>> DETAILS

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* Technology conference, Isfahan

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPER / PARTICIPATION. A CONFERENCE ON TECHNOLOGY & URBAN DEVELOPMENT , June 18 - 21, 2001, Isfahan, Iran

The Society of Iranian Professionals (SIP), in collaboration with Isfahan's Office of Mayor and Isfahan University of Technology, is proud to organize a conference on "Technology & Urban Development" in Isfahan, Iran >>> DETAILS

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* Fundraiser for children's foundation

McLean, VA., Jan. 15, 2001- A 2500-year-old tradition, the observance of vernal equinox as the beginning of a New Year, will be celebrated by the Foundation for the Children of Iran and 800 of the Foundations supporters on March 16, 2001 at the Ritz Carlton, Tysons Corner >>> DETAILS

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* Persian poetry conference, London

Modern Persian Poetry: Poetry of Iran and the Persian speaking world. A three day conference, London, 17 - 19 May 2001. Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre, SOAS, University of London

The aim of this conference is to look at recent studies on modern poetry as one of the most dynamic varieties of Persian literary form, and in a comparative literature context >>> DETAILS

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* Help Internet connection in deprived areas

The Science and Arts Foundation is non-profit independent organisation. Its general policy is to select model state schools in deprived areas of Iran and provide them with modern computer sites and Internet access. In its first year of activities in Iran, SAF completed this project for 19 schools in Tehran, Shahre-Ray and Varamin. SAF needs your support >>> DETAILS

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* Helping refugees in the Washington area

When I took on heading the project of supporting the Iranian refugees in the Washington area, it was because no one else volunteered. The next day it hit me how perfect our decision was to support this group as an immediate project. I talked with Paul Johnson, a very active volunteer and Sonia LaFountain, volunteer coordinator/ resource developer with IRC (International Rescue Committee which was founded by Albert Einstein in 1933). These are the immediate needs >>> DETAILS HERE

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* Mossadegh conference, Chicago

Seminar in Commemoration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of Dr. Mossadegh's Government in May 2001 in Chicago, Illinois, USA

For this reason, a bilingual (Persian and English) seminar will be held in May 2001 in Chicago, Illinois. A number of experts on Iran and Dr. Mossadegh's era will present their views in this seminar >>> DETAILS HERE

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Noruz celebration in various cities