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The call for Change! 100 Thousand deep all over the world!

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Jessica Wilson hosts two events for 100 TPC:

  9/28/2013: Global 100 Thousand Poets/Musicians for Change Day at Beyond Baroque, 681 Venice Blvd. Venice, CA

 *This event will be focused more on Poetry for Change*

  9/29/2013: 100 Thousand Poets/Musicians for Change, North Hollywood (The NoHo Salon) at Bob's Espresso Bar, 5251 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood, CA

  *This event will be focused more on Music for Change*

  ORGANIZER: Jessica Wilson
  CONTACT: venicesoapboxpoets@gmail.com

Los Angeles 100 TPC/TMC Organizers
Organizers for Los Angeles 100 TPC and TMC with Founders Terri Carrion and Michael Rothenberg

100 Thousand Poets for Change – Day

September 28, 2013 Celebrating and spreading the word for change. It is the embodiment of our hearts, our minds, fused with spirit to see change in the things of the world.

Our current world is pained…this is an opportunity to join as one collective voice around the world that acknowledges that pain, knows it’s time to heal, and move on to close in the distance between our projections and this reality.

Change. You know what needs to be done. I know what needs to be done.

 Let us unite on this day to share our messages, build community, and push forward for change!


Los Angeles, CA is very fortunate to have many heartbeats in its city… vast generations bringing the goodness of diversity and unity in one breath. With this, I want to know who of all of you will hold your own 100 Thousand Poets for Change celebration. With this, I want to know who of you would like to hold stage at Beyond Baroque, in Venice, CA – a historic site for Poets and Musicians. The birth of The Doors and the stomping grounds of the Venice West Beatniks… a place always true to its bohemian roots, where there is water everywhere to feed your message as it blossoms over the ears of many. More importantly...the many that understand.

We need this. We need to know that we are not alone in this want for change.
Who wants to be a part of this? Please send me your email to: 
venicesoapboxpoets@gmail.com and we will get your vision rolling.


Yours in the spirit of change.
Jessica M. Wilson   

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About Us

Founded in 2010, the Los Angeles Poet Society, (LAPS), was by raised by East LA born Poet, Jessica M. Wilson. The mission of the LAPS is to create a bridge, fusing the communities of Los Angeles and Southern California Poets, poetry organizations, Writer groups, booksellers, publishers, literary enthusiasts and supporters into a unified social and literary network.
Our Mission The focal point of LAPS is to network and publicize the events and achievements of its members. LAPS also organizes and promotes events, pulling from within its own community, to create and sustain Los Angeles’ literary anchor.



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100 Thousand Poets | Musicians for Change Participants, Los Angeles

  Janie Fried


  Michael Ian Churchman
 

  Crystal Lane Swift


 Cantüs  Cantüs

  Bill Friday


  Conney Williams

  V Lazaro Zamora


  Tairy Barrie



  David McIntire



  Richard Modiano



  Apryl Skies



  Rich Ferguson



  Cklara Moradian



  Joe Gardner



  John Martinez



  Antonieta Villamil

 

  Jessica Wilson



  Matt Sedillo



  Jessica Ceballos

 
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