Troops Out Now meeting in NYC Sat. 6/11
Freedom Fighter
STRATEGY MEETING
SATURDAY JUNE 11,
FROM 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
THE NEW SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH
66 WEST 12TH ST
NEW YORK, NY
GETTING U.S. TROOPS
T H E H E L L
OUT OF IRAQ NOW!
THE WORLD DEMANDS IT - WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?
11 am - opening presentations
1 to 3 pm - workshops
* It's a war against the workers and the poor
* GI resistance
* From Latin America, to Asia and Africa, to Palestine, the connections
3 to 6 pm - unity in the antiwar movement - a discussion
Come to the Strategy Meeting!
For more information, go to http://www.troopsoutnow.org or call or contact
Troops Out Now Coalition at 39 W. 14th St. #206, New York, NY 10011, phone
212-633-6646
Endorse the Troops Out Now Coalition Call for Unity in the Anti-War Movement
at http://www.troopsoutnow.org/unityendorse.html
Read the call and beginning list of endorsers below, and at
http://www.troopsoutnow.org/unitycall.html
http://www.troopsoutnow.org/unityendorsers.html
UNITY CALL TO THE ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT FROM TROOPS OUT NOW COALITION
The Troops Out Now Coalition (TONC) wholeheartedly and unreservedly joins
the activists and groups who are calling for a united mobilization against
the war in the fall. The absence of such unity amongst the anti-war
coalitions only serves to demoralize rank and file anti-war activists and
local forces across the country. The grassroots of the movement are looking
to those of us who make decisions to put our differences aside in the
interests of the struggle to get the U.S. the hell out of Iraq.
Achieving unity isn't easy but the power of unity is the thing that will
give everyone the confidence to do what needs to be done. Moreover, the
people of Iraq and throughout the Middle East need the movement in this
country to unite. The whole world is looking to us to do it. TONC welcomes
the sentiments of all who have signed on to the unity statement that is
being circulated by USLAW.
TONC would add to that call that the movement needs to reach out in a more
serious way not only to trade unionists that are active in the anti-war
movement, but also to working people and people of color. In the Million
Worker March Movement you have trade unionists that are people of color at
the helm.
These trade unionists are leading the way in helping to bring the workers
movement and the anti-war movement together. Let us make sure that our
appeal extends to them as well as others including immigrants who are all
too often under-represented.
An important part of forging any meaningful unity will, of necessity,
require that the anti-war movement both acknowledges and unites with the
struggle of people of color and the events that carry their message.
The call for a "Millions More March" on the tenth anniversary of the
"Million Man March" has gone out far and wide. The Millions More March will
extend over
3 days next fall, October 14, 15 and 16, including a massive march on
Washington DC. It goes without saying that many of us will be pre-occupied
with this important mobilization. This is something that needs to be
respected.
TONC believes that the time has come for all of us to unite around the
demand to bring the troops home immediately. This in no way means that other
demands should not be put forth.
We absolutely must talk about the war budget and how it's robbing workers
and poor people.
We must talk about the prospect of the draft being revived. We must find
ways of reaching out to resisters inside the military.
Moreover, we don't believe that uniting must mean censoring, silencing or
excluding the positions of those who are participating in that unity.
The antiwar movement must not turn its back on the Palestinian people and
their struggle. In addition, the position that the Iraqi people have a right
to resis t occupation by whatever means they choose cannot be censored or
excluded.
We don't think that it helps us to make no mention of the threats against
Venezuela or Cuba or Iran or North Korea and simply pretend that these
problems don't exist. We believe that the movement must address the ongoing
occupation of Haiti and Afghanistan; the imperialist designs on Zimbabwe,
the Philippines, Colombia and all the peoples of Asia, the Middle East,
Africa, Caribbean and Latin America. Others may have different priorities.
The anti-war movement must ensure that all oppressed communities have an
equal place at the table, where their issues and concerns are represented.
Unity does not mean uniformity--the main thing is for the basis of unity to
be clear.
It's not necessary for us to ask of each other that we forget neither our
differences nor the unpleasantness of past conflicts. All that is required
is that we not let any of that get in the way of joining hands to grasp the
opportunities that only unity makes possible.
There is a high road. On that road, questions are answered, problems are
solved and the means and methods necessary to move forward are found.
Nothing is more important at this moment than for all to walk together on
the high road to unity. We believe that what we all do will be decisive. We
must and we can stop the war and get every U.S. soldier out of Iraq.
It is up to all of us to do whatever is necessary for our movement to rise
to this challenge.
TONC is holding a regional meeting on June 11. A special session of this
meeting will be devoted to continuing the discussion on unity and we will be
extending invitations to groups to participate in that discussion.
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Endorsers of Troops Out Now Unity Call to Peace Movement
(list in formation)
Action 21, Jersey City, NJ
Action Center For Justice, Charlotte, NC
AFGE, St Louis, MO
Al-Awda NY
All Peoples Congress, Baltimore
American-Iranian Friendship Committee
Americans for Shared Sacrifice, Columbus, OH
APFUTU, Gujrat, Punjab, Pakistan
Aquarian Conspirators, St Simons Island, GA
Artists and Activists United for Peace
Asians 4 Jericho/Mumia, Los Angeles, CA
Asia Pacific Action
Association of Mexican American Workers - AMAT
Aztlan Media Kollective, East Los Angeles, CA
BAYAN-USA
Black Waxx Recordings
Casa de las Americas
Center For A Livable World, Darien, NY
Central New Jersey Coalition for Peace and Justice
Christians Against Murder and Exploitation, Lacey, WA
College Voice newspaper, New York, NY
Comite to Defend Immigrants, New York, NY
Committee to Support the Iraqi People
Concord MouseTrap, Inc., Concord, MA
Consciously Living Center, Newport Beach, CA
Crockett Area Peace & Justice Coalition, Crockett, TX
Cuba Solidarity New York, NY
Depuni, Smithville, Texas
Fanmi Lavalas
F.I.S.T. - Fight Imperialism, Stand Together!
Forum for Civil Society Studies, Anaheim, CA
Global Coalition for Peace, Bethesda, MD
Guerrero Azteca Project, Escondido, CA
Harlem Tenants Council, New York, NY
Hawai'i Solidarity Committee, New York, NY
Haymarket Presente
Idriss Stelley Foundation, San Francisco, CA
Inclusive Democracy Project, Paterson, NJ
Information Bureau for Peace Work, Meckenheim, Germany
International Action Center
International Socialist Organization, Chicago, IL
Jersey City Peace Movement, Jersey City, NJ
Joyfulsunrise Studio, Phoenix, AZ
JROTC PRHS, Staten Island, NY
Kachamack Bay Society for Peace and Justice, Seldovia, Alaska
Korea Truth Commission
La Tranch,e locale, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
Lakota Action Network, Porcupine, SD
LCS, Rancho Murieta, CA
LeftBooks.com
LITONC, Freeport, NY
Majikal Moments Handfastings & Weddings, Hogansville, GA
Man-Up Inc
Mary Michael's Holy Order, Bakersfield, CA
Melano and Associates, Hayward, CA
Millions for Mumia
Network in Solidarity with the People of the Philippines - NISPOP
New England Human Rights Organization for Haiti
New York Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines
North Carolina Free Speech League, Winston Salem, NC
No BU**SH** Zone, Westfield, NJ
No Draft No Way
Nonviolence International, Washington, DC
NoWar Westchester, NY
NTAT, Sunland, Ca
NY Committee to Defend Palestine
NYC Labor Against the War
Ocean View Wellness Center, Ocean City, MD
Old Hippies Sharing Higher Intellect and Thought, Norfork, Arkansas
One World Life Systems, New York, NY
Poison DUst, New York, NY
Park Slope Doulas, Brooklyn, NY
PeopleJudgeBush.org
Peoples Video Network
Potsdam Democracy for America, Potsdam, NY
Pranafire Designs, Brooklyn, NY
Progressive Club, Sebastopol, CA
Queers For Peace And Justice, New York, NY
Readraza, Pasadena, CA, EUA
Red Earth Productions & Cultural Work, San Leandro, CA
Rock Hill For ACTion to Organize Resistance (RHFACTOR), Rock Hill, SC
Safe Earth Alliance, Largo, FL
SNAFU - Support Network for an Armed Forces Union
South Bay Mobilization, San Jose, CA
Spew Magazine, Atlanta, GA
Stonewall Warriors, Boston, MA
Students and Youth Against Racism, State College, PA
Tejanos For Truth, Austin, TX
TeleSpan Publishing Corporation, Altadena, CA
The Chester County Peace Movement, West Chester, PA
The Couples' Center, Portland, ME
The Schatz Group, Washington, DC
The United Peoples, Esbjerg, Jylland, Denmark
Troops Out Now, Lexington, MA
Troops Out Now Coalition, Gainesville, FL
True Americans UNITE, Seattle, WA
University of Iowa Anti-war Committee, Iowa City, IA
USWA Local 8751, Boston School Bus Drivers, Boston, MA
Veterans for Peace, Chapter 099, Waynesville, NC
Western Mass International Action Center, Springfield, MA
Womens Fightback Network, Boston, MA
Workers World Party
World Homeless Union, Mansfield, Pennsylvania
Conrado Acevedo, LPLP, Houston, TX
John R Acker, Guardian Services unlimited, Taos, NM
Scott Ainslie, US Senate*, Brattleboro, VT
Phyllis T. Albritton, Coalition for Justice*, Blacksburg, VA
Ellen Allen, LCTW3*, Melrose, FL
J'Ann Allen, Instead of War, St Louis, MO
Ross Alison, Writer, Spew Magazine, Atlanta, GA
Emily Alma, Riparia for Peace*, Chico, CA
Mazen Almoukdad, Student, Anaheim, CA
John Anderholm, Retired Teacher, United Educators of San Francisco*,
Cazadero, CA
Dr. Denise Andersen, Daly City, CA
Dorothy Anderson, Retired Teacher, NEA*, Williamsburg, VA
Dina Angress, Petaluma, CA,
Walter Anthony, New York, NY
Louis J. Arcese Jr., Chairperson, Center for a Livable World, Darien, NY
Ken Ashe, President, Verans for Peace, Chapter 099, Wayenseville, NC
Ismay Ashford, College Professor, City Colleges of Chicago*, Chicago, IL
Bishop Johnny Asia, First Church of Common Sense, Phoenicia, NY
Azmi & Salwa Audeh, Boulder, CO
Mia Austin-Scoggins, Code Pink*, Raleigh, NC
Barbara Back, Calistoga, CA
Brian Barazza, Commite to Defend Immigrants, New York, NY
J J Barrera, Tejanos For Truth, Austin, TX
Russell Bates, Berkeley, California
Mary Beier, Marillac Center* Leavenworth, KS
Sherry Bender, Physical Therapist, New York, NY
Nancy Bennett, Santa Fe, NM
Carol Benson, Albuquerque Peace and Justice Center*, Albuquerque, NM
Maurita Bernet, Franciscan, Phoenix, AZ
Leon Bernotas, Willowick, Ohio
Deborah Bershatsky, Mid-Manhattan Institute for Psychoanalysis*, New York,
NY
Connie Betton, Owner, Consciously Living Center, Newport Beach, CA
Jerry Bloomer, South Dakota Peace and Justice Center*, Hot Springs, SD
Rick Blumhorst, Paola, KS
Burro Bob, Researcher, Eugene, OR
Ruben Botello, Director, World Homeless Union, Mansfield, PA
Rev. Mark Bradshaw-Miller, Westminster Presbyterian Church PC(USA)*, St.
Louis, MO
Timothy Brand, Cupertino, CA
Timothy Brennan, St. Paul, MN
Janet Brigantino, Answer*, Placerville, CA
Devaney Brown, Cloudcroft, NM
Raven Brown, New York, NY
Robert W. Brown, retired, Annandale, VA
Morton K. Brussel, Professor emeritus, AWARE of U-C*, Urbana, IL
Sarie Bryson, Organizer, ANSWER Ventura County, Thousands Oaks, CA
Danny Buerkett, Pleasant Plains, Illinois
Nathan Burazer, San Francisco, CA
Steven Burge, MPA, Academic Skills Specialist, Si Tanka University*, Eagle
Butte, SD
Elizabeth Burke, Green Party, Oak View, CA
Julie Burkes, Tucson, Arizona
Paul Burks, Editor Emeritus, EarthLight Magazine, Santa Rosa, CA
Robert Burrows, Ingalls, IN
Stephen Calkins, Ithaka City Schools*, Ithaca, NY
Philip Callas, Salem, MA
Karen Campbell, Library Tech, Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center*,
Broomfield, CO
John Cannon, Los Angeles, CA
Lorraine Caputo, Documentary Poet, Columbia, MO
Carol Carlisle, Coatesville, PA
Merril A. Carter, Denver, CO
Robert Castro, STEI*, Kingsville, TX
Dr. Marga Cava, PhD., Tinton Falls, NJ
Maurice Cayem, President, Independent Consulting Services, Glendora, CA
Jennifer Cecere, Code Pink Bremerton*, Bremerton, WA
Caroline Chechen, Orange County Peace & Justice Coalition*, Otisville, NY
Sally Chase Clark, Santa Clarity, CA
Pat Chefalo, Retired, Rochester, NY
Eirik Cheverud, Musician, Socialist Usa*, New Orleans, LA
Lylla Childress, Code Pink*, Cary, NC
Lisa Chipkin, San Rafael, CA
William Christensen, retired, Stockton, CA
Edward Ciaccio, Queens Network for Peace and Justice*, Douglaston, NY
Dr. Dorothy K Cinquemani, Safe Earth Aliance, Largo, FL
Frank Clarke, Web Developer, Neptune, NJ
Tom Cloud, Old Hippies Sharing Higher Intellect and Thought, Norfork, Ark
James Cockcroft, writer, Comite Coordinadora en Defensa de la Humanidad*,
Chestertown, NY
Stephen Cole, Troops Out Now, Lexington, MA
Deborah Coley, President, Crockett Area Peace and Justice Coalition,
Crockett, TX
Doris Colmes, author, Portland, OR
Sherry Conable, Codepink*, Santa Cruz, CA
Andres Conteris, Director, Program on Latin America and Caribbean,
Nonviolence International, Washington, DC
Heather Cottin, Organizer, LITONC, Freeport, NY
Penny Cragun, Women In Black-Duluth, MN*
Aaron Crandall, Madison, WI
Michael-Vincent Crea, Pastor and Founder, One World Life Systems, New York,
NY
Marian Cruz, Hollister, CA
Dan Cummings, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Maria M. Cummings, Davenport, IA
Beverly Curtis, Gresham, OR
David Davis, retired, Local Government Management, Shawnee Mission, Kansas
William Davis, Romero Institute*, Malibu, CA
John Daviso, Morton, WA
Teresa Dawson, Military Families Speak Out*, Gahanna, OH
Judy De Havilland, Women for Peace*, Chandler, AZ
Kaye DeBona, Crystal Beach FL
Dot Dedman, Clinical researcher, Aquarian Conspirators, St Simons Island, GA
Isa Dempsey, Freedom, CA
Karl Dennis, Communist Party*, Tucson, AZ
Todd E. Dennis, Veterans and Military Families for Progress*, Eleva, WI
Frank DePasquale, Sunny Isles Beach, FL
Thierry Deshayes, Lyon, France
Sandra Dickens, Consultant, Capitol Hights, MD
David Dingler, Forest Park, Goergia
Michael Doe, student, Potsdam Democracy for America, Potsdam, NY
Peter Dominquez, Riley County Republicans* Manhattan, KS
Catherine Donaghy, Western MA IAC, Northampton, MA
Rev. Arthur Donart, PhD., Prince of Peace Catholic Parish*, Clinton, IA
John Dornheim, Clergy, Pledge of Resistance/Baltimore*, Baltimore, MD,
Rev B.J. Doucet, Minister, Majikal Moments Handfastings & Weddings,
Hogansville, GA
John Drevicky, Farmers Branch, TX
Betty C. Dudney, Mary Michael's Holy Order, Bakersfield, CA
Dr. Dawn Dutka, Delhi, NY
Katey Dyck, Homemaker, Wife of soldier in Iraq, Philadelphia, PA
Carol Eaves, Wyoming, MI
David Ehlert, SDGE*, Pine Valley, CA
Beatrice Einhorn, UFT (AFL-CIO)*, New York, NY
Edwina Ekstrom, United for Peace & Justice*, Pax Christi*, Belvidere, NJ
John Ehland, KNOW*, Kalamazoo, MI
Katherine Ellis, Professor, Rutgers University*, New York, New York
Berna Ellorin, BAYAN-USA, New York City, NY
Dr. Deniz Ereayilmaz, Green Party*, Duvall, WA
Rene Espinosa, Sr., Retired, Falls Church, VA
Gregory Esteve, Alpacas De Los Altos Planos*, Lake Wales, Florida
Jim Evans, Quincy CA
Tracy Ewing, SFVS*, Pacifica, CA
Rusty Fabunan, New York Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines, New
York City, NY
Rebel & Niki Fagin, Progressive Club, Sebastopol, CA
Melissa Farmer, West Hollywood, CA
Alan Feigenberg, Professor of Architecture, City College of New York*,
Bronx, NY
Leslie Feinberg, National Steering Committee, National Writers' Union/UAW*,
Jersey City, NJ
Phillip Field,June 1st Peace & Justice Coalition*, Newburgh, IN
Chris Fike, Mesa, AZ
Mary Lou Finley, Peace and Freedom Party*, San Diego, CA
Ben Fisher, Organizer, SEIU, Minneapolis, MN
Marie Fitzsimmons, retired, Jacksonville, FL
Mary Fitzsimmons, retired, North Arlington, NJ
Molly Flanagan, Brattleboro, VT
Jeanne Fobes, Newport Beach, CA
Christina Fong, Peace Presence*, Grand Rapids, MI
Kathy Forte, Saratoga, CA
Jane Fosse, Maplewood, MN
Caroll Fowler, Hayward, CA
Ginny and Bob Freeman, Eugene, OR
Dr. Arthur L. Friedman, Professor, Nassau Community College*, Garden City,
New York NY
Stephen Funk, Conscientious Objector, US Marines*, San Francisco, CA
Iris Galindo, San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico
Cheryl Gallagher, student, California College of Art*, El Paso, TX
Stephen Gallagher, Radical Philosophy Association*, Youngsville, NC
Camilo Garcia, Chevy Chase, MD
Rebecca Garden, Assistant Professor, Center for Bioethics & Humanities*,
Syracuse, NY
Albert A. Gaydos, Queens College (CUNY)*, Woodhaven, NJ
John Gazurian, Baltimore, MD
Doug Geogerian, New York City Board of Education*, New York, NY
Briah Gere, Education Consultant, Harlingen, TX
Steve Gillis, President, USWA Local 8751 Boston School Bus Drivers, Boston,
MA
Joanna A. Giuttari, The Graduate Center/CUNY*, Brooklyn, NY
Elliot Gold, President, TeleSpan Publishing Corporation, Altadena CA
Warren Gold, Professor of Medicine, University of California San Francisco*,
Milly Valley, CA
Chip Goldstein, Director, Stanford University*, Half Moon Bay, CA
Christopher Gordin, Manteca, CA
Peter Goselin, Labor Attorney, National Lawyers Guild*, Hartford, CT
Janelle Gottleib, Winchester, MA
Rosemary Graf, Cummington, MA
Amanda Graham, Univ. of New Mexico*, Albuquerque, NM
Judity Graham, Morro Bay, CA
Wendy Gregor, Newberg Dem's*, Newberg, OR
Becky B. Gregory, Bloomington, IN
Judy Greenspan, Board Member, California Prison Focus*, San Francisco, CA
Martha Grevatt, Executive Board member, UAW Local 122*, Cleveland, OH
Sarah Grisham, Albuquerque, NM
Jon Gross, Milwaukee, WI
Jean Grossholtz, Western Mass Global Action Coalition*, South Hadley, MA
Dottie Grossman, Los Angeles, CA
Karen Grover, Watertown, MA
Benjamin Grunde, Ashland, OR
Chet Guinn, Peace & Justice Advocate, Methodist Federation for Social
Action*, Des Moines, IA
Vaughn Guloyan, Tampa, FL
Teresa Gutierrez, NYC Coordinator, Committee to Free the Cuban 5*, New York,
NY
Georgia Hadjipavlou, Brandeis University*, Waltham, Massachusetts
Jon Hager, Riverton, UT
William Hahn, Santee, CA
Susan Halvorsen, Gulalala, CA
Jim Hanley, Santa Rosa, CA
Sarah Hansen, Altadena, California
Carla Jean Harmon, Organizer, Christains Against Murder and Exploitation,
Lacey, WA
Eileen M. Harrington, ForestEthics*, Berkeley, CA
Sue Harris, Producer, Poison DUst, New York, NY
Thomas Harris, Jr., Rocky Mount, NC
James Hart, Geriactivist, War Resisters League*, San Luis Obispo, CA
Claude Hayes, School Administrator, Los Angeles Unified School District*,
San Jose, CA
Kevin Head, Olympia, Washington
Jesse Heiwa, Co-Founder, Queers For Peace And Justice, New York, NY
Gene Hernandez, Chair, Mecha*, Sylmar, CA
Fred Hirsch, USLabor Against the War*, Santa Cruz, CA
Herbert Hoffman, Freedom Rousers*, Ogunquit, ME
Seunghwan Hong, Boston, MA
Joshua Hopkins, Whitesboro, NY
Marnie Hotz, student, Brookline, MA
Urania Hunter, Eureka, CA
Jessica Hurrle, Enfield, CT
Patricia Hval, MoveOn*, Westerly, RI
Lisa Iannucci, Washington, DC
Warren Imhof, Austin, Texas
Marty Itzkowitz, Mei/Musicworks*, Los Angeles, CA
Ron Jacobs, Burlington, VT
Roy Jaffe, Erie, PA
Fred Jakobcic, Marquette, MI
Michael James, retired, Los Angeles, CA
William O. Jenkins, Port St. Lucie, FL
Robert Jenusaitis, Port Townsend Peace Movement*, Port Townsend, WA
Beth Johnson, Rev., Palomar Unitarian Universalist Fellowship*, Vista, CA
Howard Johnson, Attorney at Law*, Los Angeles, CA
Joanne Johnson, Williamstown, MA
Sharon Johnson, Osceola, WI
Ted Johnson, Colrain, MA
Terry Johnson, Minneapolis Writing Services, Centerville, MN
David Jones, Modesto, CA
John Jongen, Rochester Against War (RAW)*, Fairport, NY
Morris Kamelgarn, Washington, DC
Inga Kaminskinone, Chicago, Illinois
Sherman Kane, Woodhaven, NY
Kimberly Kauffman, Carmichael, CA
Richard Kaziny, Evanston, IL
Mary Keenan, President, Rock Hill For ACTIon to Organize Resistance
(RHFACTOR), Rock Hill, SC
Tegan Kehoe, Ithaca, NY
Aaron Keller, Chesterton, IN
Dan Kelley, Santa Fe, NM
Ras Khalfani, RAIA*, Hawthorne, CA
John King, Retired, King of Prussia, PA
Trey King, Actor, Burbank, CA
Michael Kite, Clinton, IN
Keith Kleszynski, San Diego State University*, San Diego, CA
Nina Klooster, Lake Village, Indiana
Will Klump, New York, New York
Lee Kniess, Web Master, Americans for Shared Sacrifice, Columbus, Ohio
Richard A Knighton, Harrisburg, PA
Nancy Knipe, Studio City, CA
Gordon Kobayashi, Rural Carrier, USPS*, Valley Springs, CA
Eric Krasinski, Libertarian party*, Cheektowaga, NY
Miriam Kurland, Several peace groups in Ct.*, Mansfield Center, CT
Eugene Labovitz, Professor Emeritus, University of San Diego*, San Diego, CA
Pete Lafollette, Greens*, Ojai, CA
Victor (Vyasa) Landa, President, Global Coalition for Peace, Bethesda, MD
Paul Landis, Stop Bush Now*, Tuckahoe, NY
Stephen Lane, Bethesda, MD
Dustin Langley, Coordinator, No Draft No Way, New York, NY
Anne Lavallee, Peacechain 18*, Uxbridge, MA
Bill Lawrence, Tustin, CA
Isolt Lea, MFSO, GI Rights Hotline*, Gainesville, Florida
Aric Leavitt, Musician/Writer, IAC, West Los Angeles, CA
Dennis Ledden, President/Owner, LCS, Rancho Murieta, CA
Bryan Ledoux, US Army retired*, Owings Mills, MD
Steve Lee, Sunny Isles, FL
Bruce Leier, CWA*, Saint Paul, MN
Lewyn Li, New York, NY
Greg Lief, Salem, OR
Judy Lightstone, UUCB*, Berkeley, CA
Linda Lister, Saint Helena Island, SC
Dennis Litfin, Akeley, MN
Kawika Liu, MD, Honolulu, Hawaii
Laura Lockwopod, Coaliton for Peace and Justice*, Hartford, CT
Douglas Love, founding member, Prince George's Peace & Justice Coalition*,
Greenbelt, MD
Jim Loveland, St. Petersburg, FL
Sherry Lubic, TONC*, Naples, FL
Dean Luckey, retired, Plainfield, IN
Robin MacRostie, CHOREO Graphic Design*, Amherst, MA
Connie Mancini-Haack, White Plains, NY
Ann Manning, Pax Christi*, Prospect, OH
Jacob Mansour, JDTech PC*, Chicago, IL
Yotam Marom, Hashomer Hatzair*, Hoboken, NJ
Jeffrey Martin, President, Students and Youth Against Racism, State College,
PA
Timothy Martin, TT&G*, Woodside, Ca
John MartĄnez, Xikan@, Aztlan Media Kollective, East Los Angeles, CA
In^s Martins, Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Shirley Maxwell, Los Gatos, CA
Luisella Mazzone, Tampa, FL
William McAfee, retired, Austin, TX
Geraldine McAuliffe, Damon, TX
Robert McBroom, Robert McBroom General Contracting*, Chino Hills, CA
Shane McElroy, Sarasota, Florida
Ron McGill, True Americans UNITE, Seattle, WA
Janice Medvin, Oregon Peace Works*, Eugene, OR
Eileen Meers, Black River Falls, Wisconsin
Dr. Gabriela Melano, Principal, Melano and Associates, Hayward, CA
Elissa Menconi, NASW*, Dorchester, MA
Robert Merritt, owner, Your Digital Earnings, Folsom, Ca
Robert Messina, Schiller Park School District 81*, Round Lake Park, IL
Michael Meyer, National Economic Security and Reformation Act*, Santa Fe, NM
Paul Meyers, Local 802 in NYC*, Jersey City, NJ
Patrice Michaels, Associate Professor, Lawrence University*, Appleton, WI
Nina Milam, Jacksonvillle Beach, FL
Joyce Miller, Professor retired, City University of New York*, New York, NY
Dr. Bryan Milne, Pranafire Designs, Brooklyn, NY
George Mitchell, Veterans For Peace*, Woodland Hills, CA
Ronelle Moehrke, Augusta, GA
Rob Moitoza, U.S. Navy Veteran, Veterans for Peace*, Seattle, Wa
Nora Momtazi, San Rafael,, CA
Mesha Monge-Irizarry, Director, Idriss Stelley Foundation, San Francisco, CA
Bill Montague, President, Concord MouseTrap, Inc., Concord, MA
Shanti Morell-Hart, Berkeley, CA
Michaelia Morgan, Humans for Peace*, Pacific Grove, CA
Hans Peter Mortier, Information Bureau for Peace Work, Meckenheim, Germany
Mark Motyka, Happy Camp, CA
Katherine Mueller, Plano, TX
Jeff Munsie, Middletown Alliance for Peace*, Middletown, CT
Jenny Murrell, Washington, West Sussex, UK
Joseph A. Mustich, The Questioning Citizen*, Washington, CT
Jonathan Nack, Managing Editor, Epicenter News Service*, Oakland, CA
Ingrid Naiman, Sacred Medicine Sanctuary*, Poulsbo, WA
Aaron Nakai, San Francisco State University*, Oakland, CA
Reza Namdar, Unit Chairperson, TNG/CWA Local 32035*, Washington, DC
Christine Nauman, Lutz, FL
Blaze Newman, Teacher, CalCARE*, Encinitas, CA
Haleh Niazmand, Artist/Activist, Cedar Rapids, IA
Richard Nieto, Alhambra, CA
Erik-Anders Nilsson, co-Founder, Jersey City Peace Movement, Jersey City,
New Jersey
Mo Nishida, member, Asians 4 Jericho/Mumia, Los Angeles, CA
A.J. O'Brien, CODEPINK*, Alexandria, VA
Paul O'Hanlon, Edinburgh Stop the War*, Edinburgh, Midlothian, UK
Kathleen OHara, White Cloud, MI
Ben Olasov, UCSF*, San Francisco, CA
Gustavo Olmos, San Dimas, CA
Linda Olson, Carrollton, TX
Ardeshir Ommani, Coordinator, American-Iranian Friendship Committee, Armonk,
NY
Eleanor Ommani, Peace Activist, WESPAC, NoWar Westchester*, Whtie Plains, NY
Andrew Osborne-Smith, San Carlos, CA
Robert Owren, Des Moines, WA
Ricky Page, Socialist Party, USA*, Hamburg, PA
Thomas Pauley, Portrait Artist, York, SC
Jay Pearson, Pastor, Bristlecone Ministries*, Sparks, NV
Bryan Pfeifer, organizer, Western Mass International Action Center,
Springfield, MA
Marc Pilisuk, Professor, Saybrook graduate School*, Berkeley, CA
Courteney Pitts, Student, George Mason University*, Washington, DC
Carl Polley, Neenah, WI
Jeri Pollock, Teacher, Moorpark College*, Tujunga, CA
Johnny Pope, Disabled, Cassville, MO
Terry Poplawski, President, NALC Branch 1563*, Ukiah, California
Karen Porter, Director, The Chester County Peace Movement, West Chester, PA
Thomas Portney, Centerpoint-where science meets Spirit*, North Augusta, SC
Minnie Bruce Pratt, lesbian writer, National Writers Union*, Jersey City, NJ
Susan Pugsley, Teacher, Flushing Schools*, Flushing Township, MI
Ray Pumphrey, Depuni, Smithville, TX
Michael Quinn, Burbank, CA
Lesley R, Dragon Dynamics*, Glasgow, Scotland
Cornelia Rakow, IAC, New York, NY
Rick Ramirez, Mental Health Therapist, SEIU Local 715*, San Jose, CA
Gauhar Raza, ANHAD*, New Delhi, India
Joe Reedy, Temple, PA
Olivia Reinshagen-Hernandez, Carson City, NV
Ann Rennacker, Secretary, Mendocino Coast Peace & Justice Center*, Ft Bragg,
Ca
Barney Richards, President, New Zealand Peace Council*, Wellington, North
Island, NZ
Susan Rigali, Reseda, CA
Richard R. Rivard, Pax Christi USA*, Boston, MA
Mario G. Rivera, Winter Haven, FL
Jack Robinson, Brown Student Labor Alliance*, Providence, RI
Miles Robinson, teacher, Cranbrook Schools*, Bloomfield, MI
Cliff Rocha, student, UC berkeley, Castro Valley, CA
Odilia Rodriguez, Director, Red Earth Productions & Cultural Work, San
Leandro, CA
Roy Rollin, Contributing Editor, College Voice newspaper, New York, NY
Frederick Rosen, Ambler, PA
Andrew Rosenthal, Snoqualmie Pass, WA
Randall Roty, San Diego, CA
Marci Rubin, Salt Lake City, UT
Julie Rufo, Alameda Peace Network*, Alameda, CA
Luc Ruidant, Free-lance journalist, Wanze, LiSge, Belgique
Cheryl Rumohr, Millbrae, CA
Rick Rusch, Fremont, Ohio
Terry Ruthrauff, Psychologist, St. George's University*, Williamsport, MD
Shelly Rutkin-Compton, Troops Out Now Coalition, Gainesville, FL
Pamela Ryan, South Portland, ME
Elisabeth Ryland, CSUSB*, San Bernardino, CA
Raphael C. Sacks, Student, New York, NY
Joe Salazar, Santa Rosa, CA
Anne Sansbury, The Ming Society*, Annandale, VA
Lisa Sarinelli, Legal Assistant, Charlotte, NC
Miral Sattar, editor, Divanee Magazine*, NY, NY
Mustafa Sav, NYC, NY
Margaret Sawyer, New Haven, CT
Joshua Sbicca, Santa Clara Community Action Program*, Santa Clara,
California
Willie Schatz, President, The Schatz Group, Washington, DC
Dr. Robert Schlagal, IDA*, Boone, NC
Morley Schloss, Sunsport Gardens Naturist Resort*, Loxahatchee, Florida
Tom Schuessler, Owner, Infinity Pie*, San Leandro, CA
Marion Schulman, Ph.D., Los Angeles, CA
Judy Schwartz, Code Pink*, Pembroke Pines, FL
Alexander Scianna, Psych Tech, Playa Del Rey, CA
Marco Scorcelletti, Torrance, ca
Betty Scott, Veterans for Peace*, Sequim, WA
Steve Scott, Perris, CA
M Sedano, Readraza, Pasadena, CA
Vida Shahamat, member, South Bay Mobilization, San Jose, CA
Donna Sharee, San Francisco, CA
Nancy Shatto, RN, CRNP, Ocean View Wellness Center, Ocean City, Md
Jorion Shaw, Americanwarlies.com*, Los Angeles, CA
Mack Shelley, Professor, and Director, Iowa State University*, Ames, IA
Mary Shelton, Banner Elk, NC
Sandy Shevack, School Social Worker, Inclusive Democracy Project, Paterson,
NJ
Meggie Shurcliff, Socialist Alternative*, Cambridge, MA
Robert Skinner, H.S. History Teacher, Atasccadero, CA
Don Sleight, Retired College Teacher, Buffalo, NY
Laura Smith, Berkshire Win Without War*, Great Barrington, MA
Maureen Smith, Peace & Freedom Party*, Aptos, CA
Sharon Smith, National Organizer, International Socialist Organization,
Chicago, IL
Daniel Sockrider, Community Organizer/Social Engineer, PSI, IPJC, IPJN, HEC,
PAI, IAFD, CFLC*, Indianapolis, IN
David Sole, President, UAW Local 2334*, Detroit, MI
Daniel Sosa, New York, NY
John Sotherden, VA*, Syr, NY
Janine Sotomayor, RN, Blanchard, OK
Spiritchild Soul, founder / chair, Movement In Motion, Bronx, New York
Gregory Spatz, Spokane, WA
Logan Speers, Ventura, CA
Terril Starks, Magalia, CA
Melaine Stephens, Part-time teacher, Chicagoans Against War & Injustice*,
Chicago, IL
Joe Stern, Veterans for Peace member*, Fort Collins, CO
Paul Stetzer, Free-lance photographer, New York, NY
Scharl S Stewart, Santa Fe, TX
Brenda Stokely, East Coast Organizer, Million Worker March*
D. H. Strong, Engineer, Consultant, Cocoa, FL
Fernando Suarez del Solar, Guerrero Azteca Project, Escondido, Ca
Joseph Suste, Medford, Oregon
Tammy Sweem, Administrative Assistant, IDPoint, Ltd.*, Yelm, WA
Norm Swirin, Tennis-1-2-3*, Los Angeles, CA
Bashir Syed, former President (1997-99), APSENA*, Houston, Texas
Zia Syed, International Relation Secretary, APFUTU, Gujrat, Punjab, Pakistan
Abdulmoneim Tabuni, President, Forum for Civil Society Studies, Anaheim, Ca
J Marlene Tagliente, Artist, Joyfulsunrise Studio, Phoenix, Arizona
Nancy Tally, Kansas City, MO
Louis Tassinary, Bryan, TX
Kathleen Tepper, Retired, Wilton, CT
Tami Terusa, Artist, NTAT, Sunland, Ca
Nick Tilsen, Executive Director, Lakota Action Network, Porcupine, SD
Major Stephen Torelli, Army Instructor, JROTC PRHS, Staten Island, NY
Rev. Kenneth Trauger, Interim Director, Lancaster County Council of
Churches*, Lancaster, PA
Gertrude Treadway, Retired Postal worker/Teacher, A.P.W.U.*, Abita Springs,
LA
Jenise Treuting, Westlake Village, CA
Clay Turnbull, Townshend, VT
A VanSlyke, San Diego, CA
Joan Vaughn, Blachly, OR
Cindy Vitto, M.A., Clinical Psychology, Tarzana, CA
Gary Vogan, Secretary, Los Angeles Taxicab Drivers' Asociation LATDA*, Los
Angeles, CA
Christian Vogel, Teen Director, YMCA*, Boulder Creek, CA
Gabriel Voiles, The Experiment*, New York, NY
Peter von Christierson, Green*, Port Townsend, WA
Zachary Wales, Co-Founder, Labor For Palestine*, New York, NY
Cindy Waltershausen, De Soto, WI
Jacob Wang, International Answer*, San Francisco, CA
Dahlia Wasfi, M.D., Global Exchange*, Denver, Colorado
Lorraine Wasso, Circle Of Truth*, Orland Park, IL
Butler Waugh, Professor of English (retired), United Faculty of Florida*,
Pass-a-Grille, FL
Katherine Weber, Waterville, Ohio
Janet Weil, Member, Code Pink*, Concord, CA
S Weil, Colorado Springs, CO
Stana Weisburd, Founder/Director, Park Slope Doulas, Brooklyn, NY
Elizabeth Welch, canvasser, California Peace Action*, Berkeley, CA
Lisa Marie Weller, Cameron Park, CA
Diane Welter, Bay State Village, MA
Anitra Wetzel, SAPA*, North Hollywood, CA
Richard Wetzel, Dripping Springs, TX
Donald White, Lincoln, NE
Tim White, Green Party of San Juan County, WA*, Orcas, WA
Robert Whitehead, Classroom Teacher/Building Rep, Sacramento City Teachers
Association/California Teachers Association/National Education Association*,
Sacramento, CA
Miles Wichelns, UCDMC*, Sacramento, CA
Dan Wiencek, Colorado College*, Colorado Srpings, CO
Toni Wiker, Randleman, NC
Michael Willemsen, Student, Sauk Rapids, MN
Kristin Williams, Irving, TX
Jean Pierre Wilmotte, Retired, La Tranch,e locale, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
Sheryl Wilson, Las Vegas, NV
Maurits Winkler-Prins, Troy, MI
Susan Worth, SBM ,WILPF*, San Jose, CA
Liesl Wright, Wichita, Kansas
Dave Young-Williams, Kachamack Bay Society for Peace and Justice, Seldovia,
Alaska
Franchezska Zamora, teacher, Pasadena, CA
McKenzie Zeiss, UC Irvine*, Irvine, CA
Sandy Zeldes, San Francisco, CA
Randy Ziglar, Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space*,
Santa Monica, CA
*=for identification only