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Thursday, September 9 & 23, 7pm Planning Meeting: Mobilize to Tax the Rich Sisters Organize for Survival (SOS) is mobilizing grassroots support to pass Initiative 1098 -- a tax on the wealthy to pay for education and health care. Your collaboration is vital! Attend SOS meetings to build for a community forum about the need to tax the rich and why people should vote yes on I-1098. We'll strategize for an outreach campaign, make calls to supporters, prep mailings, write letters to the editor and more. I-1098 would fund education and health care by establishing a tax on individuals earning over $200,000 and couples earning above $400,000. It also provides tax relief to small businesses. This initiative is an opportunity to change Washington's regressive tax structure. Currently, the wealthiest pay less than 3% of their income in taxes while the poorest pay over 17%. Enough already -- it's time for the rich to pay their fair share! New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle (4 blocks south of S. Alaska St., near S. Hudson St., on #7 busline, or a short walk east from the Columbia City light rail station.) For more info, rides or childcare, call 206-722-6057 or email RWSeattle@mindspring.com To donate to Sisters Organize for Survival, make check payable to Radical Women and mail to 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle WA 98118, or contribute online at RadicalWomen.org and note that the donation is for SOS. Thursday, September 2, 7pm Feminists respond to "The End of Men" Join a discussion about a widely publicized article, "The End of Men," from The Atlantic Magazine. The controversial piece asks why gender roles are changing in modern society. Is it biological differences between women and men? The gains of the feminist movement? Or an economy dependent on exploitation? Other meeting topics: An assessment of the Sisters Organize for Survival's community outreach campaign to save Basic Health by taxing the wealthy. And plans to attend the September 17 and September 29 state pharmacy board meetings to testify on why pharmacies should be required to fill prescriptions rather than exerting "moral discretion." Seasonal Summer Meal, with vegan option, will be served at 6:30pm for a $7.50 donation. New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle (4 blocks south of S. Alaska St., near S. Hudson St., on the #7 busline.) For more info, rides or childcare call 206-722-6057 RWSeattle@mindspring.com • www.RadicalWomen.org Saturday, August 28, 7:30pm Women’s Rights Day Celebration Immigrant Women Battle for a Better World Special Film Showing: Made in LA Three Latina immigrants are spotlighted in this Emmy award-winning documentary. Lupe, Maura and Maria fight courageously to hold a popular clothing retailer accountable for the abuses of its sweatshop subcontractors. Personal stories, intimate interviews and protest footage highlight their organizing efforts, which include a spirited national boycott and a legal fight for unpaid wages and safe working conditions. Commentary Christina López Chicana feminist from Arizona will lead off discussion with an overview of current challenges in the fight for immigrant rights and the leadership role of hardworking sisters from other lands. A Simply Sumptuous Summer Dinner will be served at 6:00pm for a $9 donation. Door donation $2. sliding scale and work exchanges available. Event will be held at New Freeway Hall. 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle (four blocks south of S. Alaska St. at the Hudson stop on the #7 busline). Wheelchair accessible. For more information, rides or childcare, call 206-722-6057 or 722-2453, or email RWseattle@mindspring.com. Everyone is welcome. Thursday, August 19, 7:30pm Eyewitness Reports from the U. S. Social Forum Over 20,000 grassroots activists gathered June 22-26 in Detroit to participate in the second U. S. Social Forum, “Another World is Possible, Another U. S. is Necessary.” Two Radical Women members, Cee Fisher and Margaret Viggiani, took part in the massive assembly. They will discuss the workshop they presented and their observations of national movements for social change. Discussion will follow where everyone is invited to share thoughts and ideas. Come early for an appetizing dinner, with vegetarian option, served at 6:30 for a $7.50 donation. The event will be held at New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle (four blocks south of S. Alaska St. at the Hudson stop on the #7 busline). Wheelchair accessible. For more information, rides or childcare, call 206-722-6057 or 722-2453, or email RWseattle@mindspring.com. Everyone is welcome. Thursday, August 12, 7pm Sisters Organize for Survival Meeting Come build grassroots community support for an income tax on the wealthy. Be part of mobilizing for Initiative 1098, which is on the ballot this November. It would establish a tax on individuals earning above $200,000 and couples earning above $400,000. Passing I-1098 would be an important first step in changing Washington’s regressive tax structure, which unfairly penalizes the poor and working folks. Everyone is invited to share their ideas about shifting the tax burden to the wealthiest in order to prevent jobs and services for women, children and youth, immigrants and the poor from being slashed. Your thoughts and collaboration are needed. Sisters Organize for Survival (SOS), A grassroots campaign of Radical Women New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle 4 blocks south of S. Alaska St., at Hudson stop of #7 bus line or a short walk east from the Columbia City light rail station. For more information, rides or childcare, call 206-722-6057 • RWSeattle@mindspring.com • www.SaveBasicHealth.org Thursday, August 5, 7pm Feminist Organizing Meeting Hear about current campaigns and mobilizing plans to oppose rightwing attacks on immigrants, women, and people of color. Get acquainted with socialist feminist ideas and learn how you can get involved. An appetizing seasonal supper, with vegetarian option, will be served at 6:30pm for a $7.50 donation. The meeting will be held at New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Avenue S., Seattle. The hall is wheelchair accessible. Everyone is welcome. For information, rides or childcare, call in advance (206) 722-6057 or email RWseattle@mindspring.com. Saturday, July 31, 1:00pm Birthday Celebration for a Livewire Leader! Toast the achievements of Heidi Durham, pioneer electrical tradeswoman, feminist fighter for workers and the disabled—and a world free of discrimination, bosses and bureaucrats. Delicious Summer BBQ $9.00 donation (vegan options available) Rain or shine! Fun for kids! 1903 NE 82nd St., Seattle Home of Helen Gilbert and Henry Noble A benefit for Radical Women. In lieu of gifts, please bring donations for Radical Women's organizing activities. For more information, (206)722-6057 or RWseattle@mindspring.com. Thursday, July 15, 7:30pm Guest speaker from Melbourne Radical Women Organizer Debbie Brennan will discuss Our battle to win legal abortion in Australia The global rightwing attack on reproductive rights is being felt in Australia, where a couple is facing criminal charges for procuring an abortion. Brennan will report from the frontlines, including Australia’s historic first national march for abortion rights in Sydney on May 29. Summery supper, with vegan option, served at 6:30pm for a $7.50 donation. At New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle 4 blocks south of S. Alaska St., at Hudson stop of #7 busline or a short walk east from the Columbia City light rail station. For more information: 206-722-6057, Rwseattle@mindspring.com. Thursday, June 17, 7:30pm Special Pride Month film showing Latino Beginnings This moving documentary follows three young Latina/o queers as they confront and overcome barriers to acceptance in their communities. Profiled are: Jesse, an openly gay college student in New Mexico; Marisol, an ex-soldier worried about coming out to her mother in Los Angeles; and Gustavo, a performer in the Miami drag scene. The 45-minute film, released in 2005, explores a number of issues associated with being gay, being Latino, and being unashamed of being different. Add your views and experiences in discussion! $2.00 donation requested for movie • Come early to enjoy a tasty supper, with vegan option, served at 6:30pm for a $7.50 donation. At New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle 4 blocks south of S. Alaska St., at Hudson stop of #7 busline or a short walk east from the Columbia City light rail station. For more information: 206-722-6057, Rwseattle@mindspring.com. Thursday, June 3. 7:00pm Feminist Mobilizing Meeting Eyewitness report of anti-immigrant backlash in Arizona. Plus, learn about Radical Women’s plans for participating in the U.S. Social Forum in Detroit on June 22-26. This massive national gathering of unionists, leftists and community organizers of all stripes will be a unique opportunity to strategize with activists from around the country and the globe. Find out how you can get involved on these issues and other local organizing. At New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle 4 blocks south of S. Alaska St., at Hudson stop of #7 busline or a short walk east from the Columbia City light rail station. For more information: 206-722-6057, Rwseattle@mindspring.com. Thursday, May 13 & 27, 7pm Sisters Organize for Survival Mobilizing Meetings The fight continues: we saved Basic Health from the state budget cuts for now, but it is not safe for good. And many other services and educational programs were slashed. Let’s collaborate on solutions like taxing the wealthy to fund social programs! Come to the upcoming meetings to find out more and get involved. Sisters Organize for Survival (SOS), A grassroots campaign of Radical Women At New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle 4 blocks south of S. Alaska St., at Hudson stop of #7 bus line or a short walk east from the Columbia City light rail station. 206-722-6057 • RWSeattle@mindspring.com • www.SaveBasicHealth.org SOS is endorsed by: Allyship; Democracy Insurgent; Dyke Community Activist; Freedom Socialist Party; National Lawyers Guild-Seattle; Olympia Single Payer Action; Organized Workers for Labor Solidarity; Political Staff Workers Union Local 1; POWER (Parents Organizing for Welfare and Economic Rights); Retired Public Employee Council, Chapter 3; Retired Public Employee Council, Chapter 28; Seattle OUTprotest; Sistah 2 Sistah; Social Justice Fund Northwest; Washington Federation of State Employees, Local 304; Alton McDonald, President and founder New Century Justice Network; Patti Imani, home health care worker for the elderly; Lea Zengage, Justice Works* *For identification only Thursday, April 29, 6:30pm A Triumph for Basic Health! Sisters Organize for Survival Victory Party! Sisters Organize for Survival Victory Party! Score one for the grassroots campaign that mobilized thousands to preserve health insurance funding for low-income people in WA State. Toast the success and raise funds for the next round of defending the most vulnerable! Springtime Salad Potluck At 2822 31st Ave S., Seattle Home of Anne Slater, Victor Hugo Orellana, Guerry Hoddersen, Su Docekal and Valentin Orellana. Campaign highlights * A salute to volunteers and endorsers * Lively conversation * Children welcome! Benefit for Sisters Organize for Survival, a campaign of Radical Women. (Donations also welcome at www.savebasichealth.org). Thursday, April 22, 7pm It's a Win for Basic Health & Sisters Organize for Survival - Let's Get Ready to Party! The legislature's budget was released last week, and the Basic Health Plan funding is maintained for now due to dedication of grassroots activists in SOS pushing for it. This calls for a celebration! Join the next SOS meeting and help prepare for a very exciting victory party that will toast the campaign's hard work. At New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle WA (four blocks S of Alaska St., at Hudson stop #7 busline or a short walk east from the Columbia City light rail station.) Wheelchair accessible. A smaller celebration is also taking place after this meeting at the Columbia City Ale House. Contact SOS for more information or to get involved in community organizing! Sisters Organize for Survival (SOS), A grassroots campaign of Radical Women 206-722-6057 • RWSeattle@mindspring.com • www.SaveBasicHealth.org Endorsed by: Allyship; Democracy Insurgent; Dyke Community Activist; Freedom Socialist Party; National Lawyers Guild-Seattle; Olympia Single Payer Action; Organized Workers for Labor Solidarity; Political Staff Workers Union Local 1; POWER (Parents Organizing for Welfare and Economic Rights); Retired Public Employee Council, Chapter 3; Retired Public Employee Council, Chapter 28; Seattle OUTprotest; Sistah 2 Sistah; Social Justice Fund Northwest; Washington Federation of State Employees, Local 304; Alton McDonald; President and Founder New Century Justice Network; Patti Imani, home health care worker for the elderly; Lea Zengage, Justice Works* *For identification only Thursday, April 8, 7pm Help Organize to Save Basic Health and Other Services! With Basic Health, public education, and many other services threatened to be cut, it is time to replace our current, overly regressive tax structure with something fairer and more sustainable – like a steeply graduated income tax and taxes on corporate profits! Help organize for such sensible solutions to the budget crisis. Come to the next SOS meeting! The meeting will feature an analysis and discussion of an initiative, which proposes a graduated income tax in Washington State. It will also include planning for a spring gathering, both to toast the hard work the campaign has done and the raise funds that will enable the campaign to keep up the fight. Bring your creative fundraising ideas! New Freeway Hall 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle WA 4 blocks south of Alaska St., at Hudson stop of #7 busline or a short walk east from the Columbia City light rail station Contact SOS for more information or to get involved in community organizing! Sisters Organize for Survival (SOS), a grassroots campaign of Radical Women 206-722-6057 • Rwseattle@mindspring.com • www.SaveBasicHealth.org Thursday, April 1, 7pm Radical Women Mobilizing Meeting Want to change the world? Desire to collaborate with a feisty bunch of activists of all colors, sexualities and ages? Interested in socialist feminist ideas? Check out this Radical Women meeting and get involved! Hearty supper served at 6:30pm for $7.50 donation. At New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle 4 blocks south of S. Alaska St., at Hudson stop of #7 busline or a short walk east from the Columbia City light rail station For more information: 206-722-6057, Rwseattle@mindspring.com, www.RadicalWomen.org Saturday, March 13, 7:30pm Celebrate International Women's Day 2010 Palestinian Women Resist the Israeli Occupation In the daily struggle to survive and overcome decades of destruction by the Zionist state, women are mainstays and leaders. Attend Radical Women's annual International Women's Day event and discuss how to support the fight for Palestinian freedom against Israel's big guns, which are massively funded by the U.S. Featured speakers are Nada Elia, Co-chair of the INCITE! Anti-militarism Taskforce and organizer for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel; and Adrienne Weller, Jewish feminist, veteran defender of Palestinian rights and signer of the Cairo Declaration against Israeli apartheid. The chair will be Raya Fidel, Anti-Zionist Israeli-American and UW professor. Middle Eastern Dinner, prepared by chef Ziyad Zaitoun, 6:00pm New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle Door donation $2.00 • Dinner donation $10.00 • Sliding scale and work exchanges available For more information, rides or childcare call 206-722-6057 or 722-2453; email RWseattle@mindspring.com o www.radicalwomen.org Monday, February 15, Noon, Olympia Rally to Protect Our Future! This Presidents' Day, join Sisters Organize for Survival (SOS) and the campaign to save Basic Health at a rally at the Capitol sponsored by labor unions and community organizations. The event urges elected officials to stop devastating cuts to education, health care, environmental programs and services for the most vulnerable. We'll be there to demand a fully funded Basic Health Plan by taxing the rich and corporate profits! Look for SOS and the "Save Basic Health" banner! For more information on the rally, go to www.oureconomicfuture.org Sisters Organize for Survival (SOS) is a grassroots campaign of Radical Women. Contact SOS for more information, to get involved in community organizing, or attend legislative committee hearings! 206-722-6057 - RWseattle@mindspring.com Thursday, February 11, 7:00 pm Revolutionary Feminist Meeting Come to the next Radical Women meeting where plans for the February 15 President's Day Rally in Olympia will be discussed. Other topics include the Israel Boycott and the origins of International Women's Day. Everyone is welcome to share ideas and participate in discussion. Light snacks served for donation. The meeting will be held at New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Avenue S., Seattle. The hall is wheelchair accessible. For information, rides or childcare call 206-722-6057, or email RWseattle@mindspring.com. Feb. 4, 18 & 25, 7pm, Seattle SOS organizing meeting The fight to save Basic Health continues with Sisters Organize for Survival! The legislative session is in full swing and it is up to all of us to make our voices heard to defend and expand the plan. Your help is needed to make that happen! All are invited to attend organizing meetings where campaign plans will be decided and implemented. Everyone's input is important to help save this vital service! New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle Sisters Organize for Survival (SOS) is a grassroots campaign of Radical Women Contact SOS for more information, to get involved in community organizing, or attend legislative committee hearings! 206-722-6057 - RWseattle@mindspring.com Sunday, Jan. 31, 3pm, Lakewood Tacoma-South Sound meeting on the fight to save Washington Basic Health! SOS hosts an organizing meeting at Coffee Strong, a GI coffeehouse outside of Fort Lewis! Come to this open discussion and learn what steps have been taken to preserve Basic Health and other vital services. Bring your ideas and help plan what actions should be taken next. Coffee Strong Café, 15109 Union Ave. SW, Lakewood (next to Subway restaurant) Sisters Organize for Survival (SOS) is a grassroots campaign of Radical Women Contact SOS for more information, to get involved in community organizing, or attend legislative committee hearings! 206-722-6057 - RWseattle@mindspring.com Fri., Jan. 22, noon, Olympia 37th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade decision Rally for Reproductive Rights & Basic Health It's basic - women's ability to control their own bodies begins with guaranteed medical care as well as access to abortion. Yet the state Basic Health Plan and crucial programs that aid the most vulnerable are in jeopardy. Come raise a ruckus over the threatened destruction of essential services and the fact that two-thirds of Washington counties have no abortion providers. Reproductive justice means affordability, access and healthcare for all! Tax the rich and corporations to expand health, education and social programs and to fund full-service women's health clinics statewide. Capitol Steps, 416 Sid Snyder Ave. S.W., Olympia Sponsored by Sisters Organize for Survival, a campaign of Radical Women Download leaflet Carpools meet at 9:30 am at New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle, WA 98118. Vehicles leave at 10:00 am sharp. - Call (206)722-6057 to confirm rides Mon., Jan. 18, 11:30am, Olympia Step out with SOS at the People's March on the Capitol March with Sisters Organize for Survival in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day People's Summit & March organized by Statewide Poverty Action Network. We'll have a banner, signs, and information to distribute. Gather at the Capitol Theater, 206 5th Ave SE. People's Summit precedes the march, beginning at 9:00am. Thurs., Jan. 14, 3:30 pm, Olympia House Ways & Means Committee hearing on the health and human services budget Join SOS in attending and testifying at the House Ways and Means Committee hearing on the 2010 supplemental budget for health and human services. O'Brien Building, Room A, Capitol Campus, 416 Sid Snyder Ave. S.W., Olympia. Thursday, January 14, 7:00 pm Radical Women meeting A Burning Question for Today: "Which Road towards Women's Liberation?" The featured presentation will discuss an essay by Radical Women founder Clara Fraser that examines how socialist feminists reconcile the fight for essential reforms with the necessity to build a movement for revolutionary change. Other reports will highlight Radical Women's current activities and future plans. A hearty mid-winter meal, with vegetarian option, will be served at 6:30 pm for a $7.50 donation. At New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Avenue South, Seattle. The building is wheelchair accessible. Call in advance to arrange free childcare or for information, (206)722-6057. Tuesday, January 12, 11:00 am, Olympia State of Emergency Rally for Basic Health The campaign to defend the state Basic Health Plan will rally outside the Capitol Building while Governor Gregoire gives her "State of the State" address to the legislature. This protest initiated by Sisters Organize for Survival will call for reversing cuts to Basic Health and other life-and-death services by instituting a tax on the wealthy and corporate profits. Petitions with over 2700 signatures supporting Basic Health will be hand-delivered to elected officials. Carpools will leave Seattle at 9:00 am from New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave. S. Call (206)722-6057 for information or to confirm rides. Thursdays, Jan. 7, 21, 28, 7pm Organize to Save Basic Health Governor Gregoire just threatened to completely eradicate Basic Health due to the budget deficit. They'll be seeing us in Olympia when the legislature convenes! Help plan actions and do petitioning, community outreach, calling, doorbelling, and more! The gatherings are at New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Avenue South, Seattle. The building is wheelchair accessible. Children are welcome to attend. Thursday, December 31, 8:30pm New Years Eve Celebration A World to Win in 2010! Join Northwest rabble-rousers at New Freeway Hall, a red-hot spot for rebels, agitators and other subversives, for the annual gala celebration hosted by Radical Women and the Freedom Socialist Party. Festivities include a Big Fat Greek Buffet complete with flaming cheese served at your table (extinguishers provided); dancing into the early morning; rollicking political comedy; toasts and resolutions; and a no-host bar with radical mixologists dedicated to making you happy. Door donation is a modest $5.00; the Greek buffet is a $17.00 donation. Tickets are available at the door or in advance (call the hall and we'll arrange delivery). Sliding scale and work exchanges are available for students, unemployed and low-income people. Please call ahead to make these arrangements. New Freeway Hall is located at 5018 Rainier Ave. Seattle. The hall is wheelchair accessible. For more information call 206-722-2453 or email FSPseattle@mindspring.com Thursday, December 10 Call-in to Save Basic Health! Take action for health care on International Human Rights Day! Contact elected officials to demand funding for Washington State's Basic Health Plan. The program provides subsidized health insurance to low-income people. A $238 million budget cut has already forced thousands off the plan. It's unacceptable! Dial on your own, or drop in at New Freeway Hall (address below) to call. Also help phone bank Thursday, Dec. 10 anytime from 10am to 7pm to remind others to call. Please call: Gov. Christine Gregoire - 360-902-4111 Sen. Karen Keiser - 360-786-7664 / 800-562-6000 Health & Long-Term Care Committee Chair Rep. Eileen Cody - 360-786-7978 / 800-562-6000 Health Care & Wellness Committee Chair Urge them to: - Rescind cuts to the Basic Health plan budget, and stop increases to rates and deductibles. - Extend the program to cover the 900,000 uninsured residents of Washington state. - Pay for the plan and all social services by taxing the income of the wealthy and profits of large corporations. Thursdays, Dec. 3, 10 &17, 7pm Organize to Save Basic Health Attend planning meetings for the campaign to save and extend Basic Health. Help petition, call, doorbell, prepare for upcoming actions and more. Your ideas are needed! The gatherings are at New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Avenue South, Seattle. The building is wheelchair accessible. Children are welcome to attend. Sunday, December 6, 4:30pm - 7pm Sidewalk Rally against Health Care Humbugs Tell State Democrats "Don't Scrooge Around With Basic Health" Washington State Democrats are holding a holiday party at the Convention Center to "celebrate the year's victories." What are they thinking? The Basic Health Plan and other vital services are on the chopping block, unemployment is rising, national health "deform" is undermining the rights of women and immigrants, and the war in the Middle East is expanding. Basic Health already has more people on the waiting list than are on the plan. Thousands more will be forced off due to rate increases. Governor Gregoire is threatening to eliminate the whole program, which provides vital medical coverage to the working poor. Express your outrage! Demand that politicians preserve and expand the Basic Health Plan and other survival needs by instituting an income tax on corporate profits and the wealthy. Meet at the corner of 8th Ave. and Pike St. in downtown Seattle this Sunday, Dec. 6 at 4:30pm. If you want, come dressed in bandages and rags - like someone who couldn't afford medical care after getting run over by a reindeer! Help make signs and other props at New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle, WA 98118 on Thursday, December 3 at 7pm, and Saturday, December 5 at 11am. Saturday, November 14, 2-4pm Make your voice heard at a Community Tribunal to Save the Basic Health Plan Governor Gregoire and the Washington State Legislature have slashed $238 million from the budget for the Basic Health Plan. Rate hikes that go into effect on January 1 will force thousands to lose coverage. Health care is a right. Basic Health should be expanded to include the 800,000 residents without medical coverage. The solution is to tax the profits of large corporations and the income of the wealthy. Human needs must come first in public spending. Take part in a people's court. The charge: Governor Gregoire and the state Legislature have abandoned poor and working people. • Hear from individuals and health care workers impacted by the budget cuts! • Come tell your story! • Join the campaign to preserve and expand Basic Health! The event is at the Rainier Community Center, 4600 - 38th Ave. S., in Seattle (one block east of Rainier Ave. S., between S. Alaska and S. Oregon, across from Rainier Playfield). Children are welcome and the building is wheelchair accessible. The gathering is sponsored by Sisters Organize for Survival, a campaign of Radical Women. Your help is needed for outreach, mailings, petitioning and more! Please attend the weekly mobilizing meetings (click here for info). Call 206-722-6057 or email RWseattle@mindspring.com to volunteer or for more information. To donate, mail checks to Radical Women, New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle WA, 98118 or contribute online via http://www.RadicalWomen.org (please note that donation is for SOS campaign). |
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