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- Let Live Year End Community Party
Matt Dishman Community Center
13 December at 17:00
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- How to Discuss the Fur Industry w/ Matt Rossell 16 November 23:54
December 13, 20095:00 pmto8:00 pmLet Live is hosting a community get-together, please join us and help this event be a success. When: Sunday, December 13th, 5-8pm Where: Matt Dishman Community Center (77 NE Knott, Portland, OR) Cost: Free Activities:...
***Please leave comments on the Facebook note HERE or by emailing info @ letlivefoundation.org. Thanks.*** The Let Live Foundation has been putting on sorta monthly animal rights events for 2 years now and it is getting very discouraging seeing the same few people come...
Thanks to Matt for filling in at the last minute. Click here to view the embedded video.
Let Live Animal Rights
Hey everybody. Really sorry to say, but we have had to cancel (reschedule) the premiere of "Skin Trade" on Monday. Family emergency.
BUT, in it's place, we're going to be showing the new documentary from Mercy for Animals, "Fowl Play."
Sorry for any inconvenience, and we hope you can still make it out.
Location:Hollywood Theatre
Time:Monday, 16 November 2009 19:00
Let Live Animal Rights
Join IDA on Fur Free Friday, November 27th, the day after Thanksgiving, for an march in downtown Portland past all the locations that continue to sell fur. This peaceful, family-friendly march has historically been the largest annual animal rights demonstration in the area, where activists take over the streets of dow...ntown to share a message of compassion about fur-bearing animals.
What: Fur Free Friday March
When: Friday, November, 27; meet at 11 a.m. (march leaves at 11:30 a.m.)
Where: Corner of SW Yamhill and Broadway (in front of Nordstroms)
This year more than ever, we need your help to make it a success. The city of Portland has changed their policy on police-escorted street closures for free speech events, and we must have at least 200 participants this year in order to do our traditional march in the street. If we can’t get 200 people out for Fur Free Friday, our march will have to proceed on the sidewalks, which may complicate the event and compromise our impact.
For at least the past decade the Portland animal rights community has taken over the streets of downtown Portland to raise our voices in unison with activists all over the country and world on Fur Free Friday. Please, do everything you can to join us and spread the word to get more people involved. We need to rally at least 200 people to make this year’s street march happen. Signs, banners and literature will be provided, just bring people! If you have any questions or to comfirm your attendance, contact matt@idausa.org.
Time:Friday, 27 November 2009 11:00
Location:Corner of SW Yamhill and Broadway (in front of Nordstroms)
November 16, 20097:00 pmto9:00 pm****SNEAK PEAK AT THE ROUGH CUT! $3+ DONATION APPRECIATED AND ENCOURAGED. THE FILMMAKER WOULD LOVE YOU TO HELP OUT WITH FEEDBACK**** What would you do if you found out the “faux” fur trim on your neck was really made of dog fur? Ho...
November 15, 20091:00 pmto3:00 pmThe Let Live Series Presents: How to Discuss the Fur Industry with Shannon Keith As the chill of winter descends across the United States, many will set their sights on the perfect winter coat: thick and fitted with a nice German Shepherd trim. Sound ridiculous...
October 25, 20091:00 pmto3:00 pmThe Let Live Series Presents Change One Mile at a Time: Lisa Shannon and the Run for Congo Women As you read these words, the deadliest conflict since World War II is raging in the Democratic Republic of Congo...
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A behind the scenes look at life on an animal sanctuary. Our speakers will discuss the good times, the bad, and how sanctuaries are great outreach tools towards a less violent world.
