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RSVP • Reconciliation Campaign
Friday, July 3rd 2009
The Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR) invites you to join us in a two-part campaign this coming month focused on a tangible act of building peace and solidarity between the people of Iran and the United States. This effort is organized in memory of 290 people who lost their lives on July 3, 1988, when the USS Vincennes, a U.S. navy vessel, shot down an Iranian airliner in the Persian Gulf. (For more information please check our website our blog at)

First, we ask that you participate with us in a national candlelight vigil on July 3, 2009. Through this vigil, we will join Iranians in commemorating this tragic date in history, and call on the U.S. government to offer a formal apology for that action.

Also, under a very short timeline, FOR has just been invited to arrange a special civilian diplomacy delegation to Iran to bring U.S. citizens there for this commemoration. On the 3rd of July, our delegation will take a trip to the Persian Gulf and pay respects to those who lost their lives in the attack.
We have received permission from the Iranian authorities to have several dozen Americans on this special trip. We invite you to send one or more members of your organization or coalition as part of this unique act of Civilian Diplomacy. The delegation is tentatively scheduled to leave New York City on Tuesday, June 30, arriving in Tehran on Thursday, July 2; and to depart Tehran on July 14, returning to the U.S. the same day.

The cost of this trip is $4,000, which will cover round-trip air ticket between NYC and Tehran, food, accommodation and domestic transportation in Iran. (Travel within the U.S. to New York City is not included.) The delegation will visit Bandar Abbas, Isfahan, Shiraz, and Tehran. In Bandar Abbas, the American Delegates will join Iranian families of those who died in the 1988 incident and a group of Iranian artists on a boat cruise tour in the Persian Gulf. Together, U.S. and Iranian citizens will join in a ceremony of memory of those who lost their lives on July 3, 1988.

Please join us and spread the word. The deadline for applications is Monday, June 8. We regret the short notice.

If you are interested to this trip please send a short bio as well as an image of the first page of your passport to iran@forusa.org

Peace,
Leila

Eufaula, Alabama

Middle East Peace Rally
10:00a.m., CST
Monthly Event
The event will move from city to city, on a monthly cycle. Once some resolution has been reached in Palestine, we will focus on Darfur, and so on and on.
The event is in protest of the systemic
agenda of genocide, perpetrated by the IDF against the hapless Palestinian people in Gaza and THe Transjordan. For more than sixty years, the great powers of the world have acquiesced to the money of the Zionists, and it is now time to repudiate that policy. The peace of the world is at stake, and we must not miss this opportunity to allow another holocaust, primarily a nuclear holocaust, which will destroy all of us.

, California

RSVP • Anthem for the World
all the time
Multi-Day Event
all the time at http://www.anthemfortheworld.com/house-divided.html
International Anthem. Hear and see it at http://www.anthemfortheworld.com/house-divided.html
Please spread the word! Thanks.
Matthew Levine, composer/performer

Aliso Viejo, California

RSVP • Celebrating a Vision of Peace Second Annual Peace Gala
6 pm
Yearly Event
1st Saturday of October
Benefit for Soka University Scholarship Fund. Join SUA for an elegrant dinner and evening of music with celebrity hosts. Evening attire.

RSVP • Soka University's International Festival
10:30 am
Yearly Event
1st Saturday in May
Enjoy over 750 international musicians and dancers performing on three stages, 100 exhibitors, art exhibitions, storytelling, streetpainting, games and yoga and dance demonstrations.

Arcadia, California

The Stop War Project

Multi-Day Event
Ongoing. Upload your pictures and video of war. Post your links and blogs. Collaborate to make a film to stop war with pictures.
Stop the illegal preemptive racist genocidal wars. Join the revolution. The government won't do it. We must. We need pictures and video.

Berkeley, California

Chris Hedges: “Empire of Illusion: The End of Literacy and the Triumph of Spectacle
Monday, July 20th 2009 7:30 pm
Chris Hedges will discuss his major new book, answer questions and sign books

Tickets:
phone order: 800-838.3006
Pegasus Solano, Pegasus Shattuck, Pendragon, Moe’s, Diesel, Walden Pond, Modern Times
$10 advance, $12 door, benefits KPFA Radio
Information: www.kpfa.org/events or 510.848.6767x609

Chris Hedges
Chris Hedges writes a weekly column for www.Truthdig.org that is published every Monday, for which the Los Angeles Press Club just honored him as Online Journalist of the Year and Best Online Column. He is currently a senior fellow at The Nation Institute and a Lecturer in the Council of the Humanities and the Anschutz Distinguished Fellow at Princeton University. He spent nearly two decades as a foreign correspondent in Central America, the Middle East, Africa and the Balkans, and has reported from more than 50 countries, while working for The Christian Science Monitor, National Public Radio, The Dallas Morning News and The New York Times, where he was part of the team that won the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for the paper’s coverage of global terrorism. He currently writes for Harper’s, New York Review of Books, Granta, Mother Jones, and Foreign Affairs. The author of the best selling “War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning,” - a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award for Nonfiction - Hedges received the 2002 Amnesty International Global Award for Human Rights Journalism. He is the author of “American Fascists,” a book on the Christian right, and “I Don’t Believe in Atheists”. In 2007 he famously debated Christopher Hitchens in Berkeley on “Is God Great?” – massively viewed on YouTube.

END Recruiting; END War Protest at the MRS
12:00 noon
Weekly Event
Every Wednesday afternoon
Stand with us in front of the MRS (marine recruiting station) every Wednesday from noon until???

Be a presence for peace and against recruiting our youth, hand out materials, engage in dialogue, protect those in danger of being recruited!

fearless Meditation I: practice of the body -- Designed for agents of social change
7:00 pm
Monthly Event
Every 1st Friday of the Month
fearless Meditation I: practice of the body (fMI) is an in-depth introduction to nonsectarian, universal meditation taught in a social justice context aimed directly to agents of social change.

fMI focuses on developing the foundation to establish a "steady, comfortable posture" for a stable body and stable mind.

- learn how to take a comfortable seat
- learn about the MAP of social transformation
- learn how fearless Meditation can help you be a better agent of social change

Come be fearless:
WORK for Change, SIT for Change, BE THE CHANGE

Costa Mesa, California

RSVP • Stop The Wars of Empire Now!
5.00
Weekly Event
Every Friday
Street corner peace/antiwar vigil-
Every Friday evening-Corner of Bristol & Anton. South Coast Plaza entrance- in front of Scotts Seafood Restaurant, Costa Mesa. Bring your signs or use ours-This event has been ongoing for over five years. Join us. It's fun and you will make new friends, people who are agains empire and wars of greed, death and destruction. Support immigrants and peace in Palestine and everywhere.

RSVP • Bristol/Anton, Costa Mesa peace vigil
5.00
Weekly Event
Every Friday
Costa Mesa Street Corner antiwar protest. Everyone welcome. Bring your signs and flags or use ours.

Davis, California

RSVP • Teach Peace Monthly Meeting
1 pm
Monthly Event
First Saturday of every month.
Teach Peace has an update and planning meeting the first Saturday of every month.

Fresno, California

RSVP • 10th Annual 4th of July Diversity Celebration
9:00 a.m.
Yearly Event
Every 4th of July
Fresno, Ca- The 10th Annual 4th of July Celebration of our Diversity Brunch. This grand event representing the pluralism of Fresno that makes America great, features entertainment from the variety of faith and cultural groups in the Fresno area. This year’s brunch will be a Laotian Brunch with a vegetarian option.

For further information call 435-2690.

Los Angeles, California

RSVP • 3rd Annual We the People Music, Arts & Cultural Festival
2pm
Yearly Event
"We the People" Music, Arts & Cultural Festival 2008 -America's premier socially conscious entertainment & music festival-

Headliners:
LES CLAYPOOL of PRIMUS, TOM MORELLO of RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE / THE NIGHTWATCHMAN, the RZA aka BOBBY DIGITAL of the WU TANG CLAN, SUICIDAL TENDENCIES, Z TRIP, EPMD, and BARRINGTON LEVY with some special surprises!

Line Up:
SHAVO ODADJIAN,(System of a Down), DILATED PEOPLES, BASSNECTAR, EEK A MOUSE, MURS(Living Legends/Felt/3MG), FISHBONE, ILL BILL, B SIDE PLAYERS, FLYING LOTUS, LOOK DAGGERS, FREE THE ROBOTS, QUINTO SOL, SEKTA CORE,BUSDRIVER, SCARUB (Living Legends/3MG), ELIGH (Living Legends/3MG),Janelle Monáe, NHI, ROOTS OF CREATION, MAETAR, SEAN PRICE (Boot Camp Clik/Heltah Skeltah), MARKUS JAMES, WEST INDIAN GIRL, and more...

Speakers:
Green party presidential nominee CYNTHIA MCKINNEY, Congressional candidate CINDY SHEEHAN, International radio personality JACK BLOOD and South Central Farm organizer TEZOZOMOC have been confirmed as speakers with more to be announced.

Featuring:
3 Stages, Downtown L.A., All Ages, Beer Gardens, Art Exhibit by Spectr & Shephard Fairey, Food Court, Park setting w the L.A.cityscape as a background, Plenty of Parking, Children 9 and under FREE, Kids Corner, Dancers, Martial Arts, Cultural areas, Conscious Speakers, and so much more!

Tickets $45 on sale now @ Ticket Master retail stores and online.

Limited number of VIP tickets available for $100

"A portion of the proceeds will benefit the non-profit organization, Save Self Help Graphics & Art Fund."

The "We the People" festival promotes non-partisan, non-violent, environmental and politically conscious views.

Mariposa, California

RSVP • Mariposa Peace Vigil
5:30 pm
Weekly Event
Every Wednesday. Rain or Shine until the Iraq war ends.
Weekly Peace Vigil. Everyone welcome.

Montrose, California

RSVP • Montrose Peace Protest
5:30 p.m.
Weekly Event
We meet every Friday evening 5:30 until 7:00 p.m. at the corner of Ocean View and Honolulu in Montrose. We have signs or bring your own.
A peaceful protest of the Iraqi war & other misdeeds.

Oakland, California

RSVP • Leaving India: A Reading with Minal Hajratwala
Tuesday, July 21st 2009 12:30 PM
Join us as author Minal Hajratwala reads from her book Leaving India: My Family's Journey from Five Villages to Five Continents. Minal weaves the story of her family's migration into the larger fabric of international economic and immigration policies and practices. The result is a unique portrait of the Indian Diaspora making connections between personal choice and the forces of history.

Parenting From Your Heart: Introductory Evening by Bay Area Nonviolent Communication
7:00 PM
Monthly Event
Every 1st Friday of the Month
Note: Please do not click on the "blue RSVP" link; instead, please register through our website: www.baynvc.org

Please arrive 15 minutes early and register on-site on the day of the event.

(Open to parents and others who interact with children.)

Do you long to have the quality of connection you want with your children? Yearn to parent in ways you feel truly good about? Join us in exploring how to:

* Parent with deep compassion, care and empowerment for yourself and for your children
* Shift from a paradigm of demands, rewards and consequences -- to a paradigm of self-responsibility, connection, trust, mutual support and interdependence
* Avoid "power struggles" and increase your awareness and choice about your reactions to your children
* Contribute to nurturing a generation of people with the skills to make peace

Location: Oakland, CA, BayNVC Office
Trainer(s): Cathy Bucher
Requested Contribution: Sliding Scale: $0 - $35.
Read about our philosophy of money or read about alternate financial arrangements
Contact: Please pre-register by noon of the Tuesday before the workshop, so that we can plan chairs, etc. and so we know whom to contact in the unlikely event of cancellation.

After registering you will receive a confirmation email with driving and public transit directions. To register, you may click on the "Register Now" button below, or contact BayNVC.

For further information please contact the BayNVC office at 510-433-0700 or email register@baynvc.org

San Francisco, California

RSVP • Preserving American Justice in Times of Economic Crisis and Controversy
Thursday, July 9th 2009 5:30 pm
Preserving American Justice in Times of Economic Crisis and Controversy

H. Thomas Wells Jr., President, American Bar Association

What can we do to ensure our courts and judges are viewed as the gold standard for fairness? How will impending decisions on habeas corpus and due process at Guantanamo Bay shape the political landscape? Wells, noted for his outspoken concern regarding judicial independence, will explore these issues.

RSVP • Golden Gate Bridge Convergence For Peace
12:00 noon
Monthly Event
EVERY 2nd Sunday of each Month.
WHEN: The second Sunday of EVERY month
HOW: Meet at noon on the north or south side of the bridge and march on the eastern walkway to converge for peace in the center. Rain or Shine.

RSVP • Rally to Raise Hell
Noon
Monthly Event
19th day of every month
We invite all Americans, peace groups, citizens, veterans and voters to join us as we gather in front of Congressional
district offices in towns across the USA on the 19th day of every month to bang pots and pans for peace!

RSVP • Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club
7:00PM
Monthly Event
Generally the fourth Tuesday of every month.
General Membership Meeting. Memberships begin at $10.00 per year. Guests are welcome.

RSVP • the Really Really Free Market: In Celebration of Kirsten Brydum
12:00
Monthly Event
Last Saturday of every month

Really Really FREE Market Celebration!

Saturday, October 25, Dolores Park, San Francisco

12pm-6pm

Free Food, Free Live Music, Free Skillshares, and more!

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REALLY REALLY FREE MARKET!

(Last Saturday of Every Month, 1 to 5pm)

No Money. No Barter. No Trade. Everything is FREE.

On September 27 Kirsten Brydum, the founter of the San Francisco
Really Really Free Market, was fatally shot while traveling in New
Orleans. this Saturday, Oct. 25th in Dolores Park from 12pm to 6pm,
come enjoy really really free live music, workshops, skillshares,
delicious food and more with her family, friends, and community as we
celebrate her life and work! Bring anything you can to gift and find
that elusive something you've been looking for! After the market the
party continues with a musical procession to the Clarion Alley block
party where anyone is free to participate in the live painting of a
new mural honoring Kirsten.

What is Really Really Free Market? A RRFM is like a giant potluck made
up of useable items, skills, ideas, smiles, talents, friendship,
excitement, discussions, and many other things that we as a community
can come together and share. A RRFM is a 100% Free and Non-commercial
event, organized by participants just like you. For more information,
an email list, and stories, visit www.reallyreallyfree.org>

RSVP • SF Really Really Free Market
12pm
Monthly Event
last saturday of every month
Really Really Free Market
Sat. Dec 27 (last saturday of the month)
12-5pmish
@ Art SF 110 Capp St. near 16th mission BART
(will change next month)
www.reallyreallyfree.org

As the economy is crashing and capitalism is crumbling under its own contradictions, we are starting to create a more just and sustainable economy from the roots up, The Really Really Free Market is an attempt to gather and share resources, skills, food, entertainment all for free. We are creating an alternative that reveals the myth of scarcity, helps redistribute resources to those that need them, and empowers everyone to participate in its creation. We are living lighter on the Earth by recycling resources through the community and not shipping them around the world...and not exploiting workers in poor countries for cheap goods. The RRFM movement is taking off with markets popping up around the Bay Area, around the country, and even in other countries. So come, bring any skill, bring food, a poem, a song, books, clothes - anything you think others might want and please help clean up. Be a part of a movement to create the world you always hoped was possible. It's tons of fun. No $, no barter, no advertising, just free.

RSVP • Youth International Party peace meeting
10:00 AM
Yearly Event
there's always the same schedule, ending the war
We are gathering peaceful numbers for humiliating & funny acts to disassemble this war/war machine. Money is the death of society, so we're calling to action the death of Money.

San Mateo, California

Standing for Peace
4:00 pm
Weekly Event
Every Thursday
Weekly vigil for peace.

Santa Cruz, California

Santa Cruz Town Clock Weekly Peace Vigil
5pm
Weekly Event
Every Friday from 5-6pm
A weekly Vigil for Peace is continuing weekly until our troops are home from the Mideast.

SF Peninsula, California

RSVP • Iraq Moratorium: Leafletting at Caltrain Stations
7:30 a.m.
Monthly Event
Third Friday of every month
Part of the Iraq Moratorium campaign, a monthly series of actions demanding an end to the war. On the third Friday of each month, we are taking the time to show our President and Congress that our troops must be brought home, now!

South Pasadena, California

RSVP • Honk for Peace and Justice Vigil
4 pm
Weekly Event
Every Saturday from 4 to 6 pm
Weekly grass roots anti-war vigil and protest against the Bush policies at home and abroad and for a just and well-cared for nation at home. In August, 2005 we celebrate 2 years demonstrating at the same corner in our town.

Studio City, California

6 Years, Iraq - Why?
6:30PM
Weekly Event
Every Friday
A special vigil to mark the invasion of Iraq and ongoing occupation . . .

Friday, March 20, 2009

6:30 PM - 7:30PM

Studio City Peace Vigil

NE Corner intersection of Ventura and Laurel Canyon Blvds. Park behind bank.

With our signs we will ask the basic question, which to this day, the architects, enablers and executioners responsible for this war have not been compelled to answer truthfully even while the body bags continue to come home:

6 Years . . . Iraq . . . WHY?

(We vigil EVERY FRIDAY, same time, same place.)

Visalia, California

RSVP • No War In Iraq
8:00am
Monthly Event
Every first Sunday of the Month.
This is our monthly peace demonstration for the South Valley Peace Center. This summer demonstration will take place on the north west corner of Mooney and Caldwell in Visalia. Bring your NO WAR IN IRAQ sign.

Watsonville, California

Watsonville Plaza Peace Vigil
5pm
Weekly Event
Every Friday, until the troops are home from Iraq and Afghanistan, we hold signs urging peace.
We meet every Friday at the Watsonville Plaza, with extra anti-war signs to show people passing in cars.

Littleton, Colorado

RSVP • America, Don't Throw It Away

Multi-Day Event
"America, Don't Throw It Away" BY COMPOSER/PRODUCER Bobby Wells. Contact artist Bobby Wells for performances of this powerful song at your next event. This a national wake-up call for all Americans here and abroad. A must hear.

Bethlehem, Connecticut

Peace on Earth
12 PM
Weekly Event
Sundays
"Peace on Earth"

Willimantic, Connecticut

RSVP • Weekly Peace and Justice Vigil
5PM
Weekly Event
Vigil every Thursday, 5-6 PM
Weekly Peace and Justice vigil, every Thursday

Washington, District of Columbia

RSVP • Sounds of Hope
7:00 PM
Weekly Event
Every Friday 7-10:30 PM
Every FRIDAY Sounds of Hope presents Good Food, Good Music, for a Good Cause! 4th Fridays we have a FREE OPEN MIC of both music and poetry. We welcome all ages and experiences. Jan 26 we dedicate the theme to PEACE.

RSVP • DC Speak Out
2:00pm
Weekly Event
EVERY Saturday at 2pm to 3:30pm
DC Speak Out: Writing and Public Speaking Workshop for Activists. Practice in front of others how to write and communicate your ideas in order to inspire others to act. This is an ongoing workshop to help activists to better their communication skills that will be held from now on every Saturday at 2pm to 3:30pm .

OPEN MIC "Peace Pieces"
7 PM
Monthly Event
Every 4th Friday of the month
On FRIDAY SEPT 23 the theme of our monthly OPEN MIC is "Peace Pieces". FREE! Sign up at 7 PM stay til we're done! Enjoy homemade dinner and desserts (under $5).

Wasington, District of Columbia

RSVP • Peace Rally
10 AM
Yearly Event
Every 2nd Saturday in December.
On December 8, 1980, a great man was killed for believing in one thing -- Peace. Twenty-seven years after John Lennnon's death, we are facing the same issues, and so you are invited to gather together and honor his belief with a Peace Rally. Those who are committed to Peace will meet at the Washington Monument, Washington D.C. at 10 AM. This will be a meeting of Peace, Hot Chocolate will be provided. This is not a protest, rather a gathering of peace, for peaceful people.

Aventura, Florida

RSVP • Anti-war rally in Aventura
4 p.m.
Monthly Event
Last Saturday of each month
No more war! Stand up for peace! Bring signs or use ours. Out of Iraq Now. No more war crimes!

Cape coral, Florida

2nd Annual "Peace Day IN the Park" 2009
12:00pm
Yearly Event
Every year for The International Day of Peace
The International Day Of Peace
2nd Annual

“PEACE DAY IN THE PARK” 2009
In Support of

Peace One Day

September 21st has been recognized as an International Day of global cease-fire and non-violence; a Day of Peace. Belief is just the beginning, let us come together in our beliefs to support PEACE ONE DAY. There will be artisans with booths for soothing massage, a wide variety of local vendors sharing their trinkets and art, a pet communicator, music, intuitive readings, and so much more. Lounge on the grass, dance or hoop to the music, maybe to the beat of your own drum. Kick back, relax and expand your mind with keynote speakers, while you enjoy a cold drink and a bite to eat. Expect good conversations with new and old friends alike, as we join together in support of
PEACE ONE DAY.

(This year we will be accepting canned good’s to share. For every 2 cans of food donated by you, get a free raffle ticket toward some peaceful presents.)

This is a FREE event, to be enjoyed by the whole family; there will be something for everyone, even your pets. Cultivate a day of peace and unity by embracing the joy and beauty that surrounds us right here in South West Florida!

Event Details:
Sunday September 20th, 2009 from 12 to 5
Jaycee Park - Beach Parkway, Cape Coral, FL

For more information or sponsorship opportunities or ways to get involved contact:

Zachari, One Peace Seeker to Another
Zachari83@email.com
239-560-5224

Swfl4peace@email.com _ www.myspace.com/swfl4peace _ www.mysticpeaceseeker.com

Delray Beach, Florida

RSVP • Delray Beach Weekly Anti-War Vigil
5 p.m.
Weekly Event
Every Monday. 5 - 6 p.m.
Stand with us in our weekly anti-war vigil. Every Monday 5 - 6 p.m. Bring a sign or borrow one of ours. NE corner Atlantic Avenue and Swinton Blvd., Delray Beach. Enough is enough!

key west, Florida

RSVP • Get the Boys Out of Iraq
12 noon
Weekly Event
Every Sunday from noon until 2 pm, (approximately)
Mostly older women and men, featuring many grandmothers of sons and daughters stationed in Iraq have a SILENT PROTEST on the corner of Duval Street and Eaton Street right in front of the famous church, in Key West, Florida. Signs will be handed out or bring your own. This event is every Sunday until the boys are brought home.

Naples, Florida

RSVP • Stop Sacrificing Our Soldiers
7:00AM
Weekly Event
Every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30pm
NAPLES Tells PRESIDENT BUSH AND CONGRESS: ‘STOP SACRIFICING OUR SOLDIERS
Hundreds of Events Nationwide Reject Escalation & Urge Responsible Redeployment of American Troops
Naples On Sunday March 18th.

Pinellas Park, Florida

RSVP • Monthly Iraq Moratorium
5 PM
Monthly Event
every third Friday
This monthly event is on the third Friday of every month and is focused to bring Our troops home and to remind others of the need to speak out and to act to end the occupation!

St. Petersburg, Florida

St. Pete for Peace Rally
7:30
Weekly Event
Every Saturday; also join us for peace cornering on Wednesdays
Please join us in peaceful protest of the war in Iraq, and stand in solidarity and spirit with the courageous truth-tellers like Cindy Sheehan. :)

Tallahassee, Florida

Eternal Peace Vigil
12:30
Weekly Event
Every Sunday 12:30 - 2:30 Not on Christmas, Thanksgiving, Mothers Day, SOAW Weekend and never in the rain.
We've been out in front of Florida's Old Capitol for more than four years, almost every Sunday 12:30-2:30. We have a US KIA headcount, HONK FOR PEACE, organizational, BUSH LIES PEOPLE DIE signs and banners.

Tampa, Florida

RSVP • Vigil for Peace
3:00 PM
Monthly Event
Vigils are held on the second Saturday every month Rain date is on the next Saturday Next Vigil Dates - August 11, Sept 8, Oct 13…
This Vigil meets on a well traveled crossroad just north one of the most important military bases on earth where US CENTCOM & SOCOM coordinates Coalition Forces and a test center for our military industrial complex.

RSVP • Vigil for Peace
4 PM
Monthly Event
Every 2nd Saturday of the Month
The Vigil for Peace gathering is a credible pro-peace activity in adherence to the principles of non-violence. This is an ongoing antiwar vigil that meets just north of the main gate of MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida. Signs and banners are available.

RSVP • Vigil for Peace
4 PM
Monthly Event
Every Second Saturday of the Month
The Monthly Vigil for Peace is a credible pro-peace activity that adheres to the principles of non-violence. The Vigil will meet promptly at the intersection of Dale Mabry and Gandy Blvd located two kilometers north of the main gate of MacDill USAFB and the Headquarters of CENTCOM and SOCCOM.

TAMPA, Florida

Vigil for Peace
4:30
Monthly Event
even months on Second Saturday odd months third Friday (Iraq Moritorium)
The Monthly Vigil for Peace is a credible pro-peace activity that adheres to the principles of non-violence. The Vigil will meet promptly at the Mobil Station at the NE corner of Gandy and Dale Mabry. Park in the station lots and surrounding lots. Vigil is located two kilometers north of the most strategic military base on the continent. Behind the main gate of MacDill USAFB is the Headquarters of Central Command.

Tampa, Florida

RSVP • GLOBAL LOVE DAY
all day
Yearly Event
Annually May 1
Inspiring People to Love Unconditionally!
Third Annual
Global Love Day
Love Begins With Me

Vero Beach, Florida

RSVP • Vigil for Iraq
7
Monthly Event
This vigil has gone on since August of 2005. We now meet the FIRST WEDNESDAY of each new month AT 7 PM-8 PM on the SE corner of the Barber Bridge in Vero Beach, FL. Bring a candle, sign and a concerned heart.
An additional vigil this month for the anniversary of the War in Iraq will be held on the SE Corner of the Barber Bridge (Rt. 60) in Vero Beach, FL.

Davenport, Iowa

RSVP • Weekly Peace Vigil
4:30 pm
Weekly Event
Every Thursday from 4:30 to 5:30 pm
This is a weekly event. Quad Citians stand for peace every Thursday on the corner of 53rd Street and Corporate Drive (Texas Roadhouse Corner) in Iowa and every Saturday from 11am to noon on John Deere Road and 16th Street (Best Buy/Ashley Furniture Corner) in Illinois.

Des Moines, Iowa

RSVP • end the war feed the poor
12:00pm
Weekly Event
every week on from the start date but it is not mandatory to come who ever who wants to support us is welcome to show up and it is free thank you
the people taking actions in what they know is wrong and lies to the people from this so called congress and government these struggling times these days so please show you're support to the cause

Waterloo, Iowa

RSVP • Monthly Cost of War Demonstration
11am
Monthly Event
4th Saturday of every month from 11-noon
4th Saturday of every month from 11-noon at the intersection of Kimball and Ridgway. Join us and hold signs with the updated humane and financial cost of the Iraq War. This will continue until every troop is brought home from Iraq.

Chicago, Illinois

RSVP • It's our world. Change it! National counter-recruitment & Demilitarization conference.
Friday, July 17th 2009 Noon
This conference will bring together a broad spectrum of people to share skills and form the relationships needed to build a permanent resistance to militarism. Youth, parents, educators, veterans, artists, members of social justice organizations and more will come together for practical training on counter recruitment, legislative challenges and public pressure to promote nonmilitary alternatives.

RSVP • Boeing Dirty Bomb's US Troops
10:00 AM
Monthly Event
Appear in front of Boeing when you can?
Walk a picket line for Boeing to tell the truth?

DeKalb, Illinois

RSVP • Weekly Peace Vigil
5 pm
Weekly Event
DeKalb Interfaith Network has conducted a peace vigil every Friday at 5 p.m. since December 7, 2001 on the corner of lst St. & Lincoln Highway in Memorial Park, DeKalb. Others willing to stand up for peace are invited to join us for the Vigil and brief Circle following. On June 25 we will be joined by the Walk for Justice participants. Supper follows.

Evanston, Illinois

RSVP • Women in Black
5:30
Weekly Event
Every Wednesday
Women stand in silent and prayerful vigil. Wear black if possible and bring non-violent signs. Men welcome as support and to distribute leaflets.

Moline, Illinois

RSVP • Moline Peace Protest
11am
Weekly Event
Every Saturday from 11 am till noon.
We will stand for peace and against the Iraq war from 11am till noon like we do every Saturday until all our troops are home. Bring a sign or we have some extras. We are a group of folks between the ages of 15 and 80 something. Come join us.

RSVP • Weekly Peace Vigil
11 a.m.
Weekly Event
Every Saturday from 11am till Noon
A group of citizens meet every Saturday to protest the war in Iraq and any further aggression toward Iran or other countries the neo-cons are planning. We have extra signs, but feel free to bring your own. We also have hand warmers, gloves, hats and scarves for the cold weather. We have fun sharing the latest news about politics, our environment, or whatever you feel like getting off your chest. It is cathartic and informative. Please join us. We have not missed a week since 2005.

Oak Brook, Illinois

RSVP • DAWN Fundraiser Under the Stars
Friday, July 10th 2009 8:15 pm
Shakespeare under the stars to benefit a new generation of DAWN

Friday, July 10th, 2009 8:15 pm

Oak Brook IL

A fundraiser in Oak Brook will act as a catalyst to kick off the next phase of community activism for a local peace group, DAWN ( DuPage Against War Now) .

Attendees will enjoy the gifted performances, stunning stage- sets, and the Ravinia-style atmosphere under the trees on the picturesque grounds of the Mayslake Peabody Estate in Oak Brook, Illinois. Shakespeare's timeless work, Macbeth, is a tale of a ghosts and kings, witches and prophesies , with lessons to be learned for leaders of today. Proceeds will benefit DAWN in its future voter registration drives, film screenings, and other peace-related events, along with helping to further its new generation of community activism.

DAWN ( DuPage Against War Now) is a grassroots group formed in October 2002 in opposition to the Iraq war. Its subgroup, DAWN Voter Advocates, is known for registering over 10,000 voters. In addition to speaking out against the Iraq war, DAWN has been known for taking on additional selective issues relating to justice, free speech, and the environment. A new generation of DAWN will continue its work as DAWN Community Advocates.

To BUY TICKETS: Each ticket is $30. Checks should be made out to Kathy Slovick. Please mail your check to Kathy Slovick, 2S437 Terrace Drive, Glen Ellyn Illinois, 60137. Please include your email address along with your phone number. Your name will be listed at the entrance of the outdoor theater on the DAWN guestlist.

Where to PARK: The main Parking Lot for First Folio Mayslake is just off 31st Street. Look for the sign west of Route 83.

REFRESHMENTS will be served by DAWN starting at 6:30pm . Look for our signs in the shady area just off the parking lot .

What to BRING: Bring folding chairs or a blanket to sit on, a jacket in case it gets chilly, and bug spray. You may wish to bring a picnic basket, a small table, or any other creature-comforts to make your evening more enjoyable. Beverages are fine to bring. There are plenty of bathrooms (yes, they're port-a - potties) near the outdoor stage.

Location:
Mayslake Peabody Estate Oak Brook Oak Brook IL
Contact:
DAWN Glen Ellyn
dawn_198@msn.com

Sponsored By:
DAWN (DuPage Against War Now) www.d-a-w-n.org

Oak Park, Illinois

RSVP • Oak Park Peace Vigil
7PM
Weekly Event
We have vigiled for peace for 265 Fridays and we will continue till there is peace in Iraq and Afganistan
sing, stand, pray, speak for peace -- this is a faith based event

RSVP • First United Church of Christ
7PM
Weekly Event
Once a week -- every Friday -- 7PM to 8PM -- on the front steps ofour church till the war in IRAQ is over. Regardless of weather --heat, cold, rain, sleet or snow!
WE have "vigiled" for PEACE for 265 Friday nites. silent prayer, singing, personal remarks , group prayers.... this is less a protest and more a yearningfor peace. It is faith based.

Springfield, Illinois

RSVP • Weekly Vigil for Peace
Noon
Weekly Event
Every Saturday at noon
Weekly peace vigil to end the War in Iraq, stop the threat of war against Iran and other related issues

Ft. Wayne, Indiana

Out of Iraq Now
Noon
Monthly Event
Every 1st Saturday of the Month.
Help advertise for peace. Bring your own sign or use one of ours. Inspirational music will be provided.

Your city, International

RSVP • End the war and then get Bush Cheney to resign.
now
Multi-Day Event
Every day, make some phone calls.
Call GOP contributor and war contractor General Electric Corporation at 203 373 2211 and ask for the public relations department. Tell the person in public relations that you want the GE CEO to get Bush to end the war in Iraq and then Bush resign with Cheney and until that happens you will not buy any GE products and that you will tell your friends about this.

your city, International

Hiroshima Day Ballon Release for World Peace
4:15 p.m.
Yearly Event
Every year on Hiroshima Day
At 4:15 p.m. in the Pacific time zone, which coincides with 8:15 a.m. on the 6th in Hiroshima, Japan, release a balloon for world peace, for those who died, for those who lived, so that such hooror will never happen again.

Lawrence, Kansas

RSVP • Peace Vigil
12:00 PM
Weekly Event
every Saturday
Weekly protest of the war against Iraq

Bowling Green, Kentucky

RSVP • Bowling Green Peace Vigil
7:00pm
Weekly Event
Every Tues. evening of the week until war ends and troops are home.
Hold candles/anti-war signs to cars as they pass by a busy intersection to bring awareness of the growing number of citizens who want the war to end and troops to come home.

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Harvard-Cambridge Walk for Peace
12:00 p.m.
Weekly Event
Every Wednesday.
Every week, meeting at the John Harvard statue in Harvard Yard, members of the university community, along with residents of Cambridge, respond to the trauma that the American government is causing through acts of violence in Iraq carried out disingenously in the name of freedom and justice. We bear witness for peace, raising our collective hopes and inspiring us to actions that will lead us forward to a more humane U.S. foreign policy.

We gather at noon on Wednesdays to speak to each other of the week's events or our own reflections, and then we slowly and in silence walk the perimeter of the Yard, each of us holding a sign with the name of someone who has died in the conflict.

Concord, Massachusetts

RSVP • Concord Peace Vigil
8:00 AM
Weekly Event
Every Friday morning.
Weekly Concord Peace Vigil. All are welcome. We meet Friday mornings from 8:00 to 9:00 at Concord Center near Monument Square at the rotary looking down Main Street.

Gardner, Massachusetts

The end of the age of oil
Tuesday, August 18th 2009 7pm
screening of the movie The end of Suburbia,an informative introduction to peak oil.

Screening of The Power of Community
Tuesday, August 25th 2009 7pm
A film on how Cuba Survived Peak oil

RSVP • Dances of universal peace
7pm
Monthly Event
2nd thursday of the Month
joyous circle dances honoring the spiritual traditions of the world

Lee, Massachusetts

PEACE GENESIS PROJECT
Saturday, October 3rd 2009 10:00
Spend a day creating PEACE from the inside out. We'll guide you in a spiritual, metaphysical journey to create the energetic template of PEACE to seed the consensus. Add your PEACE.

Newton, Massachusetts

RSVP • Weekly Peace Vigil - ANTS on The Hill
12:00pm
Weekly Event
Every Wednesday on the Andover Newton Quagrangle from 12:00 noon to 12:50pm
Weekly Peace Vigil on the Quad
Every Wednesday from noon to 12:50.
This humble yet powerful act of witnessing in the ANTS community takes place every Wednesday throughout the year as we take an hour of our time to
stand in unity against all forms of injustice and violence in our world today.

Pittsfield, Massachusetts

Pittsfield Vigil
5:00 pm
Weekly Event
Every Thursday
Vigil at Park Square, Pittsfield

Baltimore, Maryland

RSVP • Women in Black, Baltimore
Noon
Weekly Event
Weekly - every Friday. There is also a silent vigil held on the first Thursday of the month from Noon-1pm in Baltimore at Washington & Chesapeake near Towson Courthouse (in any weather).
Who: Anyone who can maintain a posture of silence and non-violence
What: Silent vigil. Please wear black. Signs will be provided
When: Weekly; every Friday.
Where: McKeldin Square, Inner Harbor at Light & Pratt Streets, as well as 830 West 40th Street - Roland Park Place Peace Group (now standing come rain or shine!) across from the Rotunda.

RSVP • Peace Vigil
12:00 PM
Monthly Event
First Thursday of every month
Who: Anyone who can maintain a posture of silence and non-violence

What: Silent vigil. Please wear black. Signs will be provided

Why Wear Black?
Participants in vigils wear black as a sign of mourning for all that is lost through war and violence. Through this calm and dignified, but still visual and telling way of protesting, we hope to inspire pacifists in many countries.

Columbia, Maryland

RSVP • THE BEDOUINS VS. THE STATE OF ISRAEL: From Freedom to Fear
Sunday, July 12th 2009 1 p.m.
Bette Hoover recently returned from a trip to the Negev Desert where she stayed with a Bedouin family. She is a U.S. contact for the work of BUSTAN, www.bustan.org, an organization that works to bring environmental justice to the Negev and human rights to Bedouins.

The once proud indigenous people of the desert known as the Bedouins are now the poorest of Israeli citizens and struggle for survival. The State of Israel has seized their land for industry, electrical plants, prisons, military testing and Jewish-only communities. Tens of thousands live in unrecognized villages that don’t appear on the map and don’t receive any governmental services.

Come see Bette’s photos, hear about her experiences, and find out how you can add your voice to those speaking up for justice and peace in the region.

Frederick, Maryland

Silent Vigil Mourning Violence
6:30 pm
Monthly Event
Every 3rd Wednesday (6:30 pm) and every first Friday (noon)
Silent Vigil mourning violence.

RSVP • Women in Black Vigil
6:30 pm
Monthly Event
WIB vigils are held every third Wed at 6:30, intersection of Patrick and Market Streets, and every first Friday at noon, war memorial park, 2nd and Bentz Streets.
Silent candlelight vigil mourning the deaths in Iraq. Check back for updates. See below for details.

Takoma Park, Maryland

RSVP • Iraq Moratorium in Takoma Park
6 pm
Monthly Event
3rd Friday of every month
Vigil at Takoma Metro Station

Westminster, Maryland

RSVP • Women In Black Peace Stand
2:00 p.m.
Monthly Event
The 2nd and last Saturday of every month at 2:oop.m.
Peace vigil held on East Main Street in downtown Westminster in front of the library. Bring your own sign or there are extras available for use.

Detroit, Michigan

Fire Your Boss - IWW Meeting
7:00PM
Monthly Event
Every third Wednesday of the month
Monthly meeting of the Detroit Branch of the Industrial Workers of the World

Hanover, Michigan

PEACE GENESIS PROJECT
Saturday, July 25th 2009 10:00
Tired of trying to out-bully the bully? Spend a day creating PEACE from the inside out. We'll guide you in a spiritual, metaphysical journey to create the energetic template of PEACE to seed the consensus. Add your PEACE.

Hillsdale, Michigan

Peace vigil
12:00 p.m.
Weekly Event
Every Saturday
A one-hour weekly vigil to promote peace and protest war and imperialism

Jonesville, Michigan

Peace and Music Festival
Saturday, August 15th 2009 12:00 p.m.
Free festival celebrating both individual, community and world peace. Enjoy music from live local bands, visit our local vendors and peace groups and learn what you can do to promote peace.

Lansing, Michigan

Weekly Friday Noon-Hour Peace Vigil at Michigan Capitol Building
12:00 PM
Weekly Event
Weekly Friday noon-hour vigil for peace and justice in front of the Michigan Capitol Building.

Lansing area people have gathered to witness for peace each Friday since September of 2001. Dress for the weather.

Paw Paw, Michigan

RSVP • WORLDWIDE DAY OF PRAYER

Monthly Event
PRAYER FOR PEACE WOULD BE A DREAM THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH? PERHAPS THE SAME X EVERY 1ST OF MONTH.
June 1, worldwide day of prayer

Royal Oak, Michigan

RSVP • HUNTINGTON WOODS PEACE VIGIL
12:00 p.m.
Monthly Event
Join a group of concerned citizens the last Saturday of every month, in protesting the occupation of Iraq. Signs provided.
Join our group of concerned citizens in protesting the occupation of our military forces in Iraq.

Saginaw, Michigan

RSVP • Monthly Vigil against the Iraq War
5 pm
Monthly Event
The first Friday of the month
Meet to protest the Iraq War and occupation and demand the troops be brought home now!

Wyandotte, Michigan

Wyandotte peace demonstration
12p
Weekly Event
Every Sat., 12p-1p
Pax Christi - Downriver members have decided to continue the peace demonstration started by the original group two years ago. The original group has moved their demonstration to the third Fri of each month, 7p-8p.

Our demonstration is held at the southeast corner of Fort and Oak streets in Wyandotte every Sat from 12p-1p.

You are invited to join us.

Blessings,

Fr. Jerry Brohl, COSF

Eagan, Minnesota

RSVP • Peace Vigil
4:30 pm
Weekly Event
4:30 to 5:30 pm every Thursday
Weekly vigil at intersection of Yankee Doodle and Pilot Knob Road in Eagan, Minnesota. Spring 2007 usually about 10-12 participants holding various Peace signs. Our "HONK FOR PEACE" signs invite drivers to participate by honking and as the months go on the honks have been increasing. After the vigil we go to a nearby Mexican restuarant, "EL Loro", to eat and chat.

Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota

RSVP • Vigil for Peace
5:00 p.m.
Weekly Event
Every Wednesday.
Vigil for Peace on the Lake Street/Marshall Avenue Bridge.

Columbia, Missouri

RSVP • Rush Hour Demonstration
4:15
Weekly Event
Every Wednesday
Come join the Columbia Peace Coalition for our weekly Rush Hour Demonstration! It's a chance for all area residents to come out and stand for peace. We have signs; you have a voice!

Kansas City, Missouri

RSVP • Weekly Peace Vigil
4:00
Weekly Event
Every Sunday
Weekly Peace vigil at Nichols Fountain
47 and Main; Special program every 4th Sunday.

RSVP • KC Patriots for Peace
5:00
Weekly Event
Every Tuesday
Weekly Peace vigil
63 and Ward Parkway

RSVP • No War On Iran
4:00
Weekly Event
Every Sunday
Vigil at 47 and Main in KC to ask for no war on Iran.

St. Louis, Missouri

RSVP • Weekly vigil for peace
7 pm
Weekly Event
Every Sunday
This vigil is an ongoing place for opponents of the war on Iraq to make their opposition visible. There is a time of silence, an open mike for sharing perspectives and readings, music, and announcements of upcoming events. Some vigilers hold large colorful banners, others hold candles and signs, while others leaflet cars stopped in traffic as people drive to Fox, Black Rep, Powell, and Sheldon performances. People of all faiths and persuasions are welcome.

RSVP • Monthly 11th Bannering
12PM
Monthly Event
The 11th of every month
On the 11th of every month the worldwide 9/11 Truth Movement commemorates the pivotal, unexplained event of our time.

Great Falls, Montana

RSVP • PEACE VIGIL
5:30 pm
Weekly Event
Every Wednesday at 5:30pm in front of the Civic center
People gathering for Peace

Kalispell, Montana

RSVP • People for Peace
noon
Weekly Event
Saturdays
Gather with signs for Peace

Asheville, North Carolina

RSVP • Women in Black
5:00 p.m.
Weekly Event
Every Friday, 5-6 p.m.
Women in Black gather in silent vigil at Vance Mounument in Asheville, North Carolina, every Friday 5-6 pm. (five years of continual vigil). All welcome.

RSVP • Veterans for Peace, Chapter 99
5pm
Weekly Event
Every Tuesday
Gathering of veterans, friends and others opposed to war in Iraq and War Crimes of U.S. government.

RSVP • radio show
5: pm
Weekly Event
every wednesday, & streaming for a week athttp://wpvm.org/nav/archives/
weekly radio show on alternative station -- WPVM--- which in prerecorded on Tues night and plays on Wed, streams 4 a week & may b a podcast

Brevard, North Carolina

RSVP • Peace Vigil
noon
Weekly Event
Meet 12 noon to 1 pm Every Saturday
We meet weekly, every Saturday, 12pm-1pm, in front of the Courthouse downtown Brevard, NC (Western NC--1/2 hour from Hendersonville) on Main St and Broad.

On this Anniversary day, we encourage especially great signs for peace, extra good handouts and a hopeful,cheery attitude. Any who have a short poem, tho't or song are welcome to bring the same. Come join us! This is not a silent vigil although we may have some moments of silence to honor Tom Fox, Christian Peacemakers' Team and to pray for the missing peacemakers. We will have silence also for all others who suffer innocently all around the world and who have died in pursuit of peace.

Greensboro, North Carolina

Monday Peace Vigil
5:00 PM
Weekly Event
Every Monday @ 5:00 PM in front of the Federal Building at the corner of Eugene St. and Friendly Ave.
Weekly vigil for peace now beginning @ 5:00 PM every Monday. A larger vigil is planned for March 23 (just after the 6 th anniversary of the Iraq War).

Wilmington, North Carolina

RSVP • Witness for Peace
11:00AM
Weekly Event
Every Sunday, 11am-1pm
Stand at Wilmington's busiest intersection to remind church and beach goers that we are still occupying Iraq and it needs to end!

Bellevue, Nebraska

RSVP • Annual Space Organizing Protest
9:00 am
Yearly Event
April 11-13, 2008: Hundreds of people will come from around the world to shine a light on the Strategic Command Center, near Omaha, NE. For years, StratCom has been the center from which a nuclear war would be controlled. Since 9/11, its mission has expanded to be come command central in the "War on Terror" by U.S. Conference/Protest will educate activists and bring Stratcom to the light.

Morristown, New Jersey

RSVP • Morristown Peace Vigil
6:00 PM
Weekly Event
Every Friday no matter what the weather we have and will continue to stand for Peace
Every Friday night for the last 5 years we have stood for PEACE on the Morristown Green in Morristown NJ.

RSVP • Morristown Peace vigil
6pm
Weekly Event
every friday night at 6 oclock
People for peace meeting on the green in Morristown ever since 9/11/01 we have signs sometimes we sing. We have not missed a friday night since 9/11 join us to support peace.

South Orange, New Jersey

RSVP • Bring Them Home Now Vigil
5:00 pm
Weekly Event
Every Wednesday until the troops come home!
Weekly vigil to bring the troops home now and take care of them when they return.

Socorro, New Mexico

RSVP • 24-Hour Prayer Vigil for Peace
6:00 p.m.
Yearly Event
For the past fifteen years, a group of people have gathered North of Stallion Site gate, White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico to pray for world peace and to remember the evil that was unleashed in that place on July 16, 1945, asking God that our hearts turn away from violence, individually and collectively.

Indian Springs, Nevada

Ground the Drones (Lest we reap the whirlwind)
Monday, July 13th 2009 6:30 am
Monthly vigil at Creech Air Force Base 45 miles up US95 from Las Vegas. Creech is headquarters of the Air Force's Predator and Reaper drone squadron. The hellfire missiles killing villagers in Afghanistan and Iraq (and maybe Pakistan though those may be controlled in Langley, VA) are controlled via satellite from this Nevada base.

Las Vegas, Nevada

RSVP • PEACE VIGIL
8:30 am
Weekly Event
Thursdays
Join us every Thursday morning from 8:30a.m. - 9:30a.m. for a Peace Presence Vigil. The vigil meets in front of the federal courthouse at the corners of Las Vegas Blvd. and Bridger. Hope to see you there. These vigils have been an ongoing part of our community since February 2003.

Reno, Nevada

Peace Presence Vigil
5:30 pm
Weekly Event
Every Monday
Join us for songs of peace and inspirational reading every Monday as we stand for peace in our lives, our community, our country and our world.

Binghamton, New York

RSVP • Peace Vigil
4:30 pm
Weekly Event
every MONDAY afternoon in front of the Federal building in Binghamton
Peace vigil

Bridgehampton - Sag Harbor, New York

RSVP • Vigil for Peace - End Occupation of Iraq and Palestine
3:00
Monthly Event
Every 1st Sunday in Bridgehampton Every 3rd Sunday in Sag Harbor
Vigil for Peace in Israel-Palestine and Iraq
1st Sunday at Bridgehampton Monument
3rd Sunday at the Sag Harbor Wharf

Brooklyn, New York

WBAI BENEFIT FOLK MUSIC CONCERT
Friday, July 17th 2009 7pm
BROOKLYN FOLK MUSIC CONCERT !
Friday July 17, 7pm JUDY GORMAN, the RAY KORONA BAND, MAHINA MOVEMENT, and the RAGING GRANNIES & THEIR DAUGHTERS
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, located at Lafayette Avenue and the corner of South Oxford Street In Fort Green/ Downtown Brooklyn area. This is conveniently located near the Lafayette Avenue C local stop and the Atlantic/Pacific Ave. stop of the 2, 3, 4, and 5, B, D, R, N, Q, M lines and the LIRR. This event is a Ken Gale Production for more information please call 212-209-2800. Tickets are only $10. This event is a benefit concert to help listener-sponsored non-commercial WBAI radio.

Judy Gorman creates passionate bluesy vocals and energizing songs with the vision that another world is possible.
Judy Gorman's songs get their wings from her imagination and their roots from the folk, blues, jazz and gospel music she's been surrounded by all her life. Her earliest memories are of hearing the music of Billie Holiday, Woody Guthrie, Paul Robeson and Leadbelly.
Mahina Movement folk, hip-hop fusion consists of a Musician from Hollis, Queens; a Dancer from Texas and a Painter from Utah. Together, they have carved and crafted a world of musical and artistic possibilities, running outside of boxes and crossing borders and limits. They have combined their skills, cultures, ancestors, stories and languages to reach the masses and ignite inspiration in the face of resignation and cynicism.
The Ray Korona Band brings songs from folk ballads to satirical send-ups. His songs are satirical, biting, often humorous and always offer an insightful message.

The Raging Grannies & their Daughters try to shake up the younger set and teach them a thing or two with song parodies and satire.

RSVP • Brooklyn Cohousing Orientation
6pm
Weekly Event
most Mondays, but check website
Cohousing is a type of housing that gracefully blends privacy and community. People live in private units of varying sizes, from studios to large 3 and 4 bedrooms, but also benefit from access to extensive, well-designed common spaces. They are able to eat meals together and be involved in each other’s lives to the extent they choose. We welcome diverse people of all ages, races, cultures, religions and family types to consider joining us. If you’re interested, you can come to one of our orientations or social events, which are held at least once a week. THIS IS NOT A SOLICITATION OR OFFER TO PURCHASE REAL ESTATE

Chatham, New York

Not One More Death. Not One More Dollar.
Monday, November 22nd 2010
This event, whose date is just a fill in, will be held the day after the number of our soldiers' deaths reaches 2000.
Go to http://www.afsc.org/2000/ for more information.

Dobbs Ferry, New York

RSVP • Weekly Peace Vigil/Protest
12 noon
Weekly Event
Weekly vigil/protest against the war and occupation of Iraq. All are welcome.

East Setauket,, New York

RSVP • North Country Peace Group
11:00 AM
Weekly Event
Every Saturday morning for over 5 years now.
Weekly peace vigil at the southeast corner of Bennets Path and Rt. 25A in Setauket, NY

Forest Hills, New York

RSVP • Veterans & Supporters Peace Vigil
11:00 AM
Weekly Event
Every Saturday Morning from 11 AM - 12 Noon, until all our troops return from Iraq and Afghanistan
Gathering of veterans, friends and supporters opposed to the illegal war and occupation of Iraq, and War Crimes of the U.S. government.

Hauppauge, New York

RSVP • Long Island Iraq Moratorium
5:00 p.m.
Monthly Event
Every 3rd Saturday
VFP, Code Pink, Pax Christi, Counter Recruitment Committee, etc.
Gather in community with other Long Island peace activists to vigil in front of the Armed Forces Plaza on the third Friday evening, Armed Forces Plaza, Route 347, Veterans Highway

Hudson, New York

emma's revolution concert
Thursday, July 9th 2009 7:30 pm
The award-winning, activist duo of Pat Humphries & Sandy O who perform as emma's revolution at "Do Re Mi in the Round" in Hudson, NY

Hurleyville, New York

RSVP • Finding Peace
7 pm
Monthly Event
Every 3rd Friday of the month
*inspiring video on peace and nonviolence
*community building
*selfinquiry on personal peacefulness
*group singing songs of peace
*candlelight giving of blessings
*food

Nanuet, New York

RSVP • Rockland County Against the War
1:00 pm
Weekly Event
Every Saturday rain or shine, from 1 to 3 pm.
Join the fight against the war of aggression and occupation. Rockland County anti-war protesters have been demonstrating weekly for the past three years and urge a special turnout for the third anniversary of the beginning of the war, on March 18. Signs and banners provided or bring your own supporting peace and opposing war.

RSVP • Rockland County Weekly Antiwar Vigil and Protest
1:00 PM
Weekly Event
A weekly antiwar protest and vigil in Rockland County, NY. Gather at the corner of Rte. 59 and Middletown Road. 10 minutes or two hours... you are welcome.
A weekly antiwar protest and vigil in Rockland County, NY. Gather at the corner of Rte. 59 and Middletown Road. 10 minutes or two hours... you are welcome.

New York, New York

RSVP • Boycott Motorola Benefit Bash
Thursday, July 23rd 2009 7:30
A benefit concert for the movement to boycott Israeli colonialism will feature investigative songwriter Dave Lippman, "Bard of the Bankers" Wild Bill Bailout, Remi "Poetic Injustice" Kanazi, and music of ruthless compassion from Mahina Movement. Plus: The Goodbye Moto Players.

RSVP • Rightwing violence: What’s behind it and how can we fight it?
Thursday, July 23rd 2009 7:30pm
The murder of abortion provider Dr. George Tiller — The white supremacist shooting in the Holocaust Memorial Museum — The beating of two Black lesbians in Brooklyn — The killing of immigrants in Long Island. Are these isolated incidents? Or manifestations of a growing rightwing back