J Hock and friends postering for Grand Housing March in Vancouver on April 4, 2009

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J Hock and friends postering for Grand Housing March in Vancouver on April 4, 2009

April 1, 2009 ahamedia Leave a comment Go to comments

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In this video, April Smith encounters J-Hock and friends postering along Hasting Street in Vancouver and stopping at the Historic Smiling Buddha Cabaret to paste some flyers.

The following information is reposted from http://www.my-calm.info/

On April 4 2009, thousands of people from communities across BC will march to demand immediate government action to end homelessness, build social housing, protect rental housing and mobile home pads, and raise welfare andminimum wage rates.

Marches and rallies by 108 organizations in 17 BC communities will press MLA candidates to take a stand on affordable housing

” April 4th is just five weeks before the provincial election. We want every candidate to be inundated with demands for action on affordable housing and homelessness.”

Grand March in Vancouver Noon 3 Starting Places to choose from 1. Main & Terminal–Thornton Park west side of train station 2. Peace Flame Park–south end Burrard Street Bridge 3. Main & Hastings (Thornton Park march will join the Main & Hastings march)
Concerned citizens Nanaimo & Hastings
St. Andrews-Wesley Church
Community Advocates for Little Mountain (CALM)
City-wide Housing Coalition
Streams of Justice & Killarney Park MB Church
Christchurch Cathedral
Sacred Heart Parish, Vanc.
Streams of Justice
Vancouver Elementary Teachers Association
Concerned citizens from Barclay & Denman
Carnegie Community Action Project
St. James Anglican Church
Make Poverty History
Concerned citizens from Dunbar & King Edward
Concerned citizens from Sasamat & 10th
Community Advocates for Little Mountain (CALM)
Concerned citizens, Broadway and Macdonald
BCGEU
Concerned UBC students
Unitarian Church
VCC Faculty Assoc. & VDLC Women’s Comm

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This was filmed by April Smith of AHA MEDIA on a Nokia N95 mobile cameraphone. April is passionate and skilled in making Nokia films by exploring mobile media production through the camera lens of a cellphone. For a better quality version of this video, please DM April Smith @AprilFilms on Twitter.