Dear Peace Witness Friends

The next planning meeting for actions to end the Iraq War is:
Tuesday, May 6th

6:30 PM

Orange Grove Friends Meeting
520 E Orange Grove Blvd,
Pasadena, CA, 91104

We will discuss future plans.

Thanks,

Steven
213-489-1900 ext 114

Dear Peace Witness Friends

The next planning meeting for actions to end the Iraq War is:
Monday, March 10th

6:30 PM

Organge Grove Friends Meeting
520 E Orange Grove Blvd,
Pasadena, CA, 91104

We will discuss future plans.

Thanks,

Steven
213-489-1900 ext 114

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FAMILIES OF ACTIVE DUTY SOLDIERS

SPEAK OUT AGAINST RECRUITING METHODS AND CALL FOR AN IMMEDIATE END TO THE WAR IN IRAQ

Family members of local – area residents who are currently serving on active duty will be convening to demand "truth in recruiting" practices and the immediate withdrawal of US troops from Iraq. Many recruits are misled by enticing promises that recruiters cannot or do not deliver. Because voluntary military service includes the willingness to sacrifice one's life, this decision should be honored by truthful, accurate recruiting practices! Please join us as these family members share the moving personal stories of their children and siblings who are currently serving in Iraq.

WHO: Families of local Active Duty soldiers, Iraq and Iraq-Era Veterans

WHAT: Affected families, students and veterans demand "Truth in Recruiting" and the immediate return of US troops deployed to Iraq. Possible civil disobedience action.

WHEN: Friday, Oct. 26, 2007, 12 Noon

WHERE: Pasadena City College Sculpture Garden, followed by demonstration at military recruiting offices across the street from campus at 1pm.

WHY: Because our young people are entitled to informed consent when making decisions about military service! It is a fact that the war in Iraq was based on lies and is a violation of international law. We call for the speedy return of our servicemen and women. Their lives and health shall not be squandered on actions that are unjust and immoral.

Endorsers of this event include: American Friends Service Committee - Los Angeles; Catholic Worker - Los Angeles ;All Saints Episcopal Church - Pasadena; Interfaith Communities United for Justice and Peace; Students for Social Justice –PCC; MEChA-PCC; Foothills Peace Coalition; Iraq Veterans against the War; MFSO-San Gabriel, MFSO-Orange County, ANSWER-LA, Latinos for Peace, Palisadians for Peace

More information: 213-489-1900 ext 114

sponsored by: Peace Witness Los Angeles

More Videos from Los Angeles:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEid-RbYpC4

Chapman students "Lie Down for Peace" March 27

 
http://www.youtube.com/afsclosangeles

AFSC Los Angeles' YouTube page, on which you can find a 7-minute video on the Shutdown of the East Los Angeles Recruiting Station on Monday, March 19

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNebJrHHse4

Fix You Iraq – Coldplay music to bring them home now!

There is an online interview from the March 19 event at: http://www.egpnews.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=browse&id=3&pageid=5466

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March 19, 2007

4:30 PM

S. Soto St. & Short St. Los Angeles, CA 90023

Contact: Steven Gibson

Sponsors: AFSC, Foothills Peace and Justice Coalition, Peace Witness LA, Peace Witness Pasadena, Latinos against the War, Catholic Worker LA, Somos Seres Humanos

4:30 PM Press Conference at the Armed Forces Recruitment Station 4:30 PM Support Members Engaging in Non-Violent Civil Disobedience For years, the United States has waged an unwarranted war on the people of Iraq. The human cost of life has reached astronomical proportions. Over 3,000 US Soldiers have been killed since the beginning of the war. The Iraqi casualties are reliably calculated to be as many as 600,000+ human lives. We seek an end to the unjust occupation of Iraq and struggle for an immediate and comprehensive withdrawal. Armed Forces Recruiting Station is in a mall on the west side of Soto For more information, contact Steven Gibson at (213) 489-1900 x114 or Georgie Noguera at 213-489-1900 ext 120.

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Dear Peace Witness Friends The next planning meeting for the non-violence to end the Iraq War is: Thursday, April 26th 7:00 PM AFSC Office 634 South Spring Street  Los Angeles, CA 90014 We will discuss future plans. Thanks, Steven 213-489-1900 ext 114  Campaign Contacts http://losangeles.afsc.org http://lacatholicworker.org/ http://declarationofpeace.org http://paceebene.org/ http://codepinkalert.org http://foothillspeacecoalition.org

Join AFSC in marching with peace groups in Los Angeles against the IRAQ war and occupation.

AFSC staff and volunteers will carry banners in the March and rally.
Join the AFSC banners at 5th and Hill at 11:30 AM on Saturday January 27th
We will then join up with the large march at Figueroa.

Steven
213-489-1900 ext 114

http://linuxbeach.net/jan27action/

From Glendale:
10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Sat. Jan. 27 GLENDALE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION MEETUP -- for anyone who wants to take a regular MTA/Metro bus to the demonstration downtown. Meet at Glendale Ave. & Wilson Ave. (in front of Starbucks near Glendale City Hall) rain or shine. We'll take the first 90 or 91 bus after 11:00 a.m. to 9th & Hill (then walk 7 blocks to Figueroa). Bring your own sign, or call (818) 242-4320 or 749-8134 to arrange for a sign or for other questions. $1.25 one-way fare ($3 all-day passes also sold on the bus)

From Topanga:
Topanga folks can meet at 10:30 AM at the Water Lily at PineTree Circle to carpool for the action.  If you would like to drive or need a ride, respond to this e-mail or call (Michael) at 818 224-3194

From North Hollywood:
Subway at 11am - Lankershim Bl. & Chandler Bl.
North Hollywood 91601
1,101 Park/Ride Lot Spaces

From Orange County:
Henry Duke is organizing 2 buses, about 120 people

Peace Witness Meeting

Dear Peace Witness Friends

The next planning meeting for the non-violence to end the Iraq War is:
Tuesday, Jan 9th
7 PM

AFSC office
634 South Spring Street
 Los Angeles, CA 90014

We will discuss events on March 19 and trainings in February and working with the Declaration of Peace.

Thanks,

Steven
213-489-1900 ext 114


 Campaign Contacts

http://.www.afsc.org/losangeles
http://lacatholicworker.org/
http://declarationofpeace.org
http://paceebene.org/
http://codepinkalert.org
http://foothillspeacecoalition.org

Media Advisory                                                                                    Georgie Noguera – 213-489-1900

 

November 30, 2006

 

                                                                   Peace Witness Pasadena

      "Closed for Peace! Students Not Soldiers!"

@ Armed Forces Recruitment Station across from PCC (Colorado Blvd.)

Thursday, December 7^th (12pm – 8pm)

          (12pm – 1pm) Student Rally on Pasadena City College Campus

            Meet at Sculpture Gardens

 

           ( 12:45 pm)  Press Conference @ Armed Forces Recruitment Station

 

( 1pm – 8pm) Support Members Engaging Non-Violent Civil Disobedience

                     And Candlelight Vigil @ Recruitment Center

 

For years, the United States has waged an unwarranted war on the people of Iraq and other countries in the Middle East region. The human cost of life has reached astronomical proportions. Over 3,000 US Soldiers have been killed since the beginning of the war. The Iraqi casualties are reliably calculated to be as many as 600,000+ human lives! We seek an end to the unjust Occupation of Iraq and struggle for an immediate and comprehensive withdrawal from Iraq!

 

American Friends Service Committee, Foothills Peace and Justice Coalition, Peace Witness Los Angeles, Peace Witness Pasadena, Pasadena City College Students and Faculty and Staff, Catholic Worker Los Angeles, Somos Seres Humanos and more to be announced.

 

The American Friends Service Committee is an international peace and justice organization with a regional office in the downtown Los Angeles area.  Founded in 1917 and governed by the Society of Friends (Quakers), its programs of peace, relief, reconciliation and development are based on non-violence and belief in the inherent goodness of all persons.  In 1947, AFSC accepted the Noble Peace Prize on behalf of all Quakers worldwide. For further information please visit us at www.afsc.org.

 

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