Burma's Struggle for Survival after Nargis
A presentation by Nyunt Than (with Videos and Slideshow)
President of Burmese American Democratic Alliance (BADA)

Friday May 30, 2008 @ 7 pm
Newman Hall/Holy Spirit Parish
2700 Dwight Way at College; Berkeley

Nyunt Than -- Burmese refugee, activist, and President of the Burmese American Democratic Alliance (BADA) -- will update the current situation from his sources on the ground in Burma in the wake of the cyclone which has claimed at least 125,000 (feared up to 200,000) lives and, 2.5 million survivors are in immediate need of food, water and shelter. However, paranoid by losing the control of the country, Burma's brutal military regime refuses to accept massive aid delivery to the victims. BADA's mission is to bring democracy to the people of Burma who are in a constant struggle with one of the world's most repressive regimes. BADA organizes and coordinates nonviolent activities to achieve the establishment of a democratic process in Burma. Amid this massive devastation in Burma, BADA is stepping up and launching grassroots Cyclone Relief efforts in the Bay Area to help Burma's cyclone victims.

Come support!!! Bring your ideas and check book!

Free will donations for the victims of the cyclone! 100% goes to Burma's cyclone victims! Some Burmese food available for purchase..

Money will be sent through internal networks to the people in the frontline directly helping cyclone victims. Some Burmese food will be available to purchase.

Contact: Mary Greene, 510-649-8772; www.badasf.org