April 10
AMC - American Muslim Council
Meeting # 3,063 - M. Ali Khan, National Director, the AMC was incorporated in the District of Columbia in 1990 as a non-profit corporation with the express purpose to "provide a national structure within wich American Muslims may express and act upon their shared concerns, promote, encourage and foster better understanding, in the United States, of Muslim culture, values and history and enhance, encourage and foster the common good and general welfare of the people of the United States."  The AMC is a political movement for the Civil Rights and Justice for all Americans.
April 24
Open
Meeting # 3,065 contact the Program Coordinator Charles Paidock if you would like to speak at (312) 842-5036 or (312) 714-7790 cell, or email at cpaidock@hotmail.com - also please let us know of any individual or organization we should invite.
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April 3
"My Experiences in Palestine"
International Solidarity Movement
The Apartheid Road System and the
Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Movement
Meeting # 3,062 - Julia Gelzin, a student of international affairs, will discuss her time spent in the West Bank, including living with an East Jerusalem family under threat of eviction, accompanying farmers during the olive harvest, deterring settler violence in Nablus and Hebron, and attending unarmed demonstrations in Bil'in and Ni'lin.  In addition, she will cover her research into the Apartheid Road System and the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Movement.

Kevin clark, coordinator for the Chicago Chapter of the International solidarity Movement will speak as well,  He spent January of 2003 in Bablus "with his life foreer altered by the experience," and returned to the West Bank in January, 2010.
April 17
Ayn Rand:  The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
Meeting # 3,064 - In the past two years Ayn Rand's books (50th Anniversary editions) have soared back into the best seller lists worldwide.  In fact, as every nation faces economic crisis, her philosophy, Objectivism, has found new life.  Michael Flores, no stranger to controversy, offers a unique take on the women whose philosophy refuses to die.