Howard Dean in Rome, Italy on Sept. 12, Dubai on Sept. 22.

[madfloridian]

Will speak on the 25 about 1:00.
http://www.myvoteismyvoice.com/html/deanfest_2004.html

He speaks July 27 at the Take Back America conference in Boston.
www.ourfuture.org

Joins other in Rome on September 12 for Interdependence Day.
http://www.civworld.org/

This event is held on September 12 to celebrate the day the world felt as one.

SNIP..."The event will bring together the Italian Speaker of the House Pier Ferdinando Casini, Governor Howard Dean, former President of Slovenia Milan Kucan, Polish Solidarity leader, Adam Michnik, former Mayor of Palermo Leoluca Orlando, former French Prime Minister and European Parliamentarian Michel Rocard, and many others. Among the many civic leaders invited are also former President of Switzerland Ruth Dreifuss, former President Mikhail Gorbachev, and European Commission President Romano Prodi. Bringing all these people together with public, civic, and corporate leaders, distinguished academics and diplomats, representatives from American, Italian and international NGOs, and interested citizens and students from around the world will serve to consolidate efforts to create a new global culture of interdependence."

http://www.ameinfo.com/news/Detailed/42230.html
SNIP..."Dr. Howard Dean joins Datamatix Debate Summit
Datamatix today announced that Dr. Howard Dean, 2004 US Democratic Presidential Candidate and Former Vermont Governor will join the Debate Summit: 'Impact of US 2004 Presidential Election on Middle East Business & Economy Stability and Growth'.

[Cha]

1. I wouldn't mind being in Rome for that...

thanks for these updates, madfloridian.

[madfloridian]

10. I wouldn't mind it either.

You are welcome for the updates. Some don't like them, but I figure I am not hurting them when I post them. Right? He is becoming a world player in many ways, and he deserves to have these things noticed.

[mzmolly]

2. Wow, he's really getting around. I think the entire world had a love

affair with Dean. :loveya:

[madfloridian]

3. Actually, I think you may be partly right.

My friend in Belgium said about the same thing. He was also invited to speak to business interests in London lately. It is amazing to me that he can be so appreciated overseas and have his own party often not appreciate him here.

[mzmolly]

6. I agree. I think they are starting to appreciate him here as well.

The Democrats know they NEED Dean. I can't wait to see him speak at the convention! :toast:

Thanks for keeping us up to date MF! :hi:

[madfloridian]

7. Is he actually speaking at the DNC convention?

I have heard varying tales on this.

[mzmolly]

8. Opening night from what I hear.

:shrug:

The 26th I think it is.

http://www.timesargus.com/04/Story/86610.html

I think we'll hear something formal this week. :shrug:

[FullCountNotRecount]

4. Democrats abroad need to vote , too

All my friends that travel say Europe hates Bush but love the USA

[FullCountNotRecount]

5. Wesley Clark needs to GOTV the military bases overseas

there.

[Anwen]

9. How very cool!

I would LOVE to be in Rome to hear him speak! :bounce:

[madfloridian]

11. Another speech on July 27....Revolutionary Women's group.

http://releases.usnewswire.com/GetRelease.asp?id=118-07192004

Revolutionary Women Welcomes Former Vermont Governor Howard Dean to Forum on Women's Political Leadership

7/19/2004 11:21:00 AM

To: Assignment Desk, Daybook Editor

Contact: Jamie Shor, 202-628-7772 or [e-mail]

News Advisory:

-- Women and men from across the nation invited to meet the country's leading political leaders and mobilize for local, state and national elections --

-- Revolutionary Women, Boston 2004 will feature: Boston philanthropic activist Barbara Lee, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, Ambassador Carol Moseley Braun, Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm and many more.

WHAT: Discussion of women leaders: their experiences in elected positions, winning strategies to getting elected, how to engage more women in the democratic process, the importance of media and labor organizations in politics, and hot policy topics in 2004. Through small-group workshops and panel discussions participants will get firsthand advice from the most accomplished women in the nation. A rally and mobilizing concert with Liz Phair to follow.

WHEN: Tuesday, July 27, 2004