Traveling World Community Film Festival – Various Times
This festival will feed your spirit with stories of people who are reinventing their social environments and their futures. Over 50 films, as well as musical performances, workshops and displays. International Bazaar Saturday & Sunday at Showplace (downstairs). For films info, & late night events, visit www.quidnovis.com

TISA International Dinner ~ 6:30 pm at Trinity United Church
Taste the spices of South Asia, satay of South East Asia, the flavours of the Caribbean, Japan, Europe and many more! Live international performances. Tickets $17 at TIP Office, Champlain College, Trent University

Poverty and Renewable Resources Activities ~ 10:00 am Trent Global Living Community presents interactive games surrounding issues of poverty and the distribution of renewable resources. Come learn, and have some fun! Free! Lady Eaton College Pit, Trent University

Free Screening of ‘Story of Stuff’ ~ 12-2 pm Kawartha Ploughshares presents a film, workshop & discussion. Bring brown bag lunch. Free! Sadlier House ~ 751 George St. North

Identities Speak: Storytelling & Spoken Word Gathering ~ 5-7 pm presented by Seeds for Justice and TUNA. Come share, listen and enjoy stories in voices from around the world. Feel free to bring a piece on the creation and expression of identity. Refreshments provided. Gathering Space, Gzowski ~ Trent University

Free Screening of “What A Way to Go” 7-9:30 pm Council of Canadians presents this film about a middle-class white who guy comes to grips with Peak Oil, Climate Change, Mass Extinction, Population Overshoot and the demise of the American Lifestyle. Followed by a discussion. Splice at 379 George Street

Sex, Gender and Sexual Choice: PFLAG's Role in the Community ~ 5-7 pm
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG). Free event. Bring a brown bag supper if you wish and we will supply coffee, juice and cookies. Sadleir House ~ 751 George St. North

Popular Education for Social Change ~ 7:30 pm Free screening of short independent films & discussion presented by OPIRG & KWIC Seeds for Justice at Sadlier House Lecture Hall ~ 751 George Street North

World Affairs Colloquium ~ 3-5 pm Lady Eaton College (LEC) Pit ~ Trent University
(Speaker to be announced.)

“Living and Learning in Solidarity” Coffee House ~ 8:30 pm (Doors Open 8:00pm)
Performances by Dub Trinity, Playground & FM Hi Low. Presentations by different Global Education Week organizations. PWYC (suggested $5) Cash Bar. Sadlier House Dining Hall ~ 751 George St. North

Learning To Be Me: A Look at Intersecting Identities Art Show ~ 2-9 pm
A visual art display created by Queer, Questioning, or Allied members of the Peterborough community. Free event open to all. Donations welcome. Some pieces for sale by artists. Opening remarks at 6:00pm. Hosted by the Trent Queer Collective Sadlier House, Senior Common Room ~ 751 George Street North

Photo Show & CD Release Party ~ 6:30 pm A month-long photo show featuring photography by Alex Atfield opens with a reception at 6:30pm and live music all evening.  Sioux and David Newberry kick-off their tour with invited guests, Jimi Maze and Kay Pettigrew.  PWYC at the door. One of the framed photos will be given away as a door prize!  Proceeds to www.howgreen.ca The Spill Café ~ 414 George Street

26th Annual One World Dinner ~ ‘Food Justice’ ~ 5:30 pm Peterborough’s 27th Vegetarian Community Potluck! Enjoy great food, live music, and cajun dancing with Peterborough’s own BobCajun. Raffle and dessert auction. Guest speaker, Dr. Peter Andrée. Everyone brings a vegetarian main dish to share, serving spoon and dish pack. (No desserts please); Tickets at the door: $5/person, $10/family or PWYC. All proceeds support JSH, KWIC and the NCC. St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church Hall, Murray Street entrance.

Ethical Purchasing Policies Activist School ~ Conference presented by the Canadian Student Fair Trade Network, OPIRG and other allied organizations. To register or for more information patrickclark@trentu.ca
Friday February 1st, Keynote Address: Dr. Gavin Fridell, Professor, Politics Department, Trent University and author of Fair Trade: The Prospects and Pitfalls of Market-Driven Social Justice.
Saturday February 2nd, Talk by Jennifer Clapp, former professor at Trent and now professor at the University of Waterloo, Department of Environmental Studies on local food initiatives in light of neoliberal globalization.
All events are free and are to be held at Sadlier House ~ 751 George Street North