CONTENTS:
Vigils
& Contact info: Philadelphia & Greater Delaware Valley
NATIONAL
ACTION: 5th
Anniversary of The War on Iraq Events
[Rachel's
Words] M16 - 5th Year, the
fifth anniversary of Rachel Corrie's death
________________________________________________________________
Hang up the Bush Administration’s dirty
laundry: United for Peace and
Justice, Delaware Valley Network
Wednesday, March 19/ Fifth Anniversary of the War in Iraq
No Business as Usual!
We urge peace supporters to change their usual
weekday
activities. Take a full or half-day-off from your work, school or
other
activities. Instead, make a clear statement.
Five Years Too Many - Not One More Death, Not
One More
Dollar
Planned Vigils
&
Contact info for Philadelphia & Greater Delaware Valley
Brandywine Peace Community
will
orchestrate a vigil to mark the
4000th US soldier or Marine who perishes in Iraq. When (is it
too
much to hope by saying IF?) the U.S. war dead count reaches 4,000 (www.icasualties.org
) we plan the
next work day to vigil at 5:00PM at the west side of Phila. City Hall,
15th
& Market Street. More...
Wednesday, March 12, 5:00-6:00 pm (only in fair
weather) on Lincoln Drive
outside of the Unitarian Society of Germantown, 6511 Lincoln
Drive
in West Mount Airy. Information from 215-843-4256 and <nwgreens@yahoo.com>
Wednesday, March 12,
7:00-8:00 pm (in any and
all weather) at the intersection of Germantown Avenue and Bethlehem Pike
in Chestnut Hill. Information from 215-843-4256 and <nwgreens@yahoo.com>
Friday,
March 14th 6:00-8:30 PM View
IVAW Winter Soldier Testimony at UPenn ISO
Williams
Hall Room
203, 36th and Spruce Streets Live Video
Simulcast
Presentation: "Rules of Engagement: Part 1" (Rebroadcast of Earlier
Testimony) and "Aims of the Global War on Terror: The Political, Legal
& Economic Context of Iraq and Afghanistan."
Saturday, March 15, Lancaster.
Demonstrate with
Lancaster Coalition for Peace and
Justice in Lancaster, PA. Amtrak trains go to
Lancaster
Station with a minimal, Saturday schedule. The NW Greens have five (5)
people
going to Lancaster, but that might increase soon. That's two carpools.
Anyone
who wants to go (either drive or ride) in a carpool should contact
Chris
Robinson at nwgreens@yahoo.com
or 215-843-4256. More information
Saturday, March 15,
Noontime-7:00 PM View IVAW
Winter Soldier Testimony at World Can't Wait, South
Philly, 761 S. 19th
Street
(around
Catherine and 19th
street,
just a couple blocks south of South St.)
$5 suggested donations ( proceeds will go to IVAW & WCW)
Saturday, March 15, 6:30 PM
Unitarian
Universalist Congregation of Princeton at 50 Cherry Hill Rd.,
Princeton NJ
by the NJ Students for Peace,
the semi-annual
Peace Fest There will also be fantastic food and crafts,
including
Henna tattoos, and a variation of a Tibetan Peace Flag. There is
a $5.00
suggested donation at the door. more...
Saturday, March
15-29. Palestinian Film Festival at various locations. Calendar of
events or you can write to us.
Sunday,
March 16, 2:00pm -
4:00pm @ the intersection of Timber Lane and Schoolhouse Lane
more...
Photos from 17
Feb 08
Sunday, March
16, 2 p.m.
March from the
Garden Pier to Boardwalk Hall (2301 Boardwalk), Atlantic City.
Join
us at Boardwalk Hall for an inspiring message by Rev. Bob Moore, CFPA
Executive
Director, followed by a reading of the names of New Jersey service men
and
women who have died as a result of the Iraq War. Contact:
Norm Cohen
(609) 601-8537
Monday, March 17, 10:40 AM
Call-in to Station
WURD 900 AM to protest the $3 Trillion War
215-634-8065 "Making END THE WAR part of the 2008 Election
Campaign"
Tuesday, March 18. Teach-Out: The Iraq War Recession: The Cost of
the
War, at 7:00 pm, Community College of Philadelphia, Room BG16,
Bonnell
Building between 16th & 17th and Spring Garden &
Callowhill
Streets in Fairmount, Philadelphia. More information from Elisabeth
and
215-382-1531.
Wednesday, March 19, 7:20-8:30 A.M. Join fellow peacemakers to vigil
and
leaflet at Bryn Mawr, Ardmore and Merion Stations Jane
Dugdale 610
527 4170 (h) 610 574 3293 (cell)
Wednesday, March 19, 7:30-9 A.M. Morning Rush Hour Rally on "Trenton Makes" Bridge more...
Wednesday, March
19 7:30-8:30 a.m. Join fellow peacemakers to leaflet and vigil at
Bryn
Mawr, Merion Station commuter rail stations. Contact: David
Gibson, (P) 610-623-3724
Wednesday, March
19. Sen. Casey Vigil at 8:30 am in front of his office at 20th and
Market
Streets in Downtown, Philadelphia. More information from Cindy
at 215-727-2251.
Wednesday, March
19. Rep. Murphy Vigil at 9:30 am near his office on Route 309 in
Bristol, Bucks
County, PA. Information from Bill
Deckhart at 215-380-6804.
Wednesday,
March 19, 9:30 a.m. Rep.
Patrick Murphy's district
office, 414 Mill Street, Bristol. Contact Al Krass
at (215) 547-2656
Wednesday, March 19, 10 AM to
5 PM "Five
Years Too Many" Teach-in at Bryn Mawr College Student Center
Jane Dugdale 610 527 4170 (h) 610 574 3293 (cell)
*
Wednesday, March
19, Noontime: Granny Peace Brigade Philadelphia Demo, Hanging up this administration’s dirty
laundry at "The Clothespin" at 15th
& Market,
across from City Hall, Downtown Philadelphia. More information
from Helen
at 215-351-2225.
Wednesday, March
19, Noontime:Regional Rally on the State House Steps, 125 W. State
Street in
Trenton, NJ until 1:00 PM. Car-pooling from Princeton to
this event
will leave the Princeton Shopping Center (Rite Aid end) at 11:15 AM. more...
Wednesday, March
19, Noontime: Delivery of Petitions to Rep. Sestak's office in Media Jane
Dugdale 610 527 4170 (h) 610 574 3293 (cell)
Wednesday, March
19, Noontime Visits to district offices of Congressman Jim Gerlach: 111
East Uwchlan Avenue, Exton; 501 North Park Road, Wyomissing; 580 Main
Street,
Suite #4, Trappe. Contact: David
Gibson, (P) 610-623-3724
Wednesday, March
19, 12:30 PM Students for Peace - A student walk-out is planned at Princeton
High School, Progressive Student Alliance, The College of New Jersey
Noon March
around campus (wearing armbands) to and from Alumni Grove, ending with
Speak-out at 1 p.m.
For more information, contact Matt Hoke.
Wednesday, March
19, 1 p.m. Vigil & Die-in at Congressman Frank A. LoBiondos office,
5125
Main Street (Route 40), Mays Landing.
Contact: Norm Cohen (609) 601-8537
Wednesday, March
19. Sen. Specter Vigil at 1:30 pm & 5:00 pm at his office in the
Federal
Building, Sixth & Market Streets OR check to see if it’s
around the corner on 6th btwn Arch & Market, Philadelphia.
Information from
Susan .
Wednesday,
March 19, 3 p.m. Bucks
County Community College, 275
Swamp Road, Newtown. A Teach-In... more...
Wednesday,
March 19, 3:00
PM Newtown "teach-in" on corporate profiteering from the war in the Fireside Lounge of Rollins
Hall at
Bucks County Community College in Newtown more...
Wednesday, March
19, 4:30 p.m. Vigil on Penn Street Bridge, Penn Street and 2nd St,
Reading
(next to Community College) Contact: David
Gibson, (P) 610-623-3724
Wednesday, March 19, 4:30-6
P.M. 5th
Anniversary Anti-War Protest at Lockheed-Martin on the Newtown
Bypass
As the evening rush hour traffic passes by, more...
Wednesday,
March 19, 5:00-6:00
p.m. – Vigil at Congressman Chris Smith’s district office, 1540
Kuser Road, Hamilton Contact CFPA
at (609) 924-5022
Wednesday,
March 19, 5:00
- 6:00 PM Outside Unitarian Society of Germantown 6511
Lincoln
Drive (between Wayne & Hortter) in West Mount Airy more...
Wednesday,
March 19, 5:00
- 6:30 p.m. Intersection of Bryn Mawr and Lancaster Avenues in
Bryn Mawr. more...
Wednesday, March
19, 6:00 PM Rally at Historic County Courthouse, Main Street and
William
Street, Flemington, followed by a 7 p.m. visit to district
office of
New Jersey State Senator Leonard Lance, who is running for U.S.
Congress.
Contact Lu Ann Kidd at 908 399-3550.
Wednesday, March
19, 6:30 p.m. Speaker and video at Ludington Library, South Bryn Mawr
Avenue.
Contact: David Gibson, (P) 610-623-3724
Wednesday, March
19, Rep. Murphy's Vigil at 6:30 PM Buck's County, 60 N.
Main
St. in Doylestown. Information: Terry
Beitl or Al
Krass 215-589-2368
Wednesday, March
19, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Visit to District Office of Congressman Joe Sestak,
600 N.
Jackson Street, Suite 203, Media Contact: David
Gibson, (P) 610-623-3724
Wednesday, March
19, 6:30 p.m. Vigil at Congressman Jim Saxtons office, 100 High St.,
Mt. Holly,
NJ (co-sponsored with NJ Citizen Action) Contact: Norm Cohen
(609) 601-8537
Wednesday, March
19, 6:30-7:15 p.m.
Vigil at Congressman Rush Holts district office,
50 Washington Road, Princeton Junction NJ
Contact CFPA at (609)
924-5022
Wednesday, March
19, 6:30-8:30
PM "Five Years Too
Many"
Teach-in at Ludington Library, Bryn Mawr Speaker and
Video.
Jane Dugdale 610 527 4170 (h) 610 574 3293 (cell)
Wednesday, March
19. Rep. Murphy Vigil at 6:30 pm near his Doylestown office.
More
information from Bill
Deckhart
at 215-380-6804.
Wednesday, March
19, 6:30 p.m. Candlelight vigil Main Street & Mill Roads,
Quakertown Contact Al Krass
at (215) 547-2656
Wednesday, March
19. Rep. Sestak Vigil at 6:30 pm, Baltimore Pike and Route 252, Media,
Delaware
County, PA. More information from DelCo
Wage Peace & Justice
Wednesday, March 19, 6:30
Evening Candlelight
vigil at Rep. Murphy's Doylestown office--
our Central Bucks Chapter, working with the Doylestown Friends' Tuesday
Peace
Vigil, will mount a vigil at Patrick Murphy's office at 60 N. Main St.
Wednesday, March 19, 6:30 P.M. Interfaith Service and Candlelight Vigil
at Ambler Church of the Brethren 351 East Butler Ave., at the
intersection of Butler and Rosemont Avenues, one block from Bethlehem
Pike. more...
Wednesday, March
19, 7:00 p.m. Faculty lecture on imperialism, 9:00 p.m.
student
lecture on How to Stop a War, both at TCNJ Science Complex. For more
information, contact Matt Hoke.
Wednesday,
March 19, 7:00 - 8:00 PM Outside Borders Book Store Germantown Avenue at Bethlehem Pike in
Chestnut
Hill
Wednesday, March
19. Rep. Schwartz Vigil at 7:30 pm at her Frankford Avenue office. More
information from Libby
at
215-689-2422
Wednesday,
March 19, "as the sun goes down" - Evening candlelight vigil in
Quakertown-- our Upper
Bucks CFPA
chapter will assemble across Rt. 309 from the Richland Friends' Meeting
for a
candlelight vigil for peace more...
Wednesday, March 19. Peace
Movement Gathering, 8:15 pm after the Sestak
Vigil (above), Springfield Friends Meeting. More information from DelCo
Wage Peace & Justice.
Friday,
March 21, Noontime - 5th Anniversary Trail of Mourning & Truth
@Lockheed
Martin Mall & Goddard Boulevards, Valley
Forge/King of
Prussia, PA (behind the King of Prussia). more...
Saturday, March 22,
10:30AM to 1:00PM Gather
in the parking lot of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of York,
925
South George St. at 10:30 for an eleven block walk to the
center of
York for a rally calling for redirection of our resources from war to
justice.
Contact: Leada Dietz, (P) 717-515-0631
Wednesday,
March
26, 5:00-6:00
pm (only in fair weather)
on Lincoln Drive outside of the Unitarian Society of Germantown, 6511 Lincoln Drive in West Mount Airy.
Information
from 215-843-4256 and <nwgreens@yahoo.com>
Wednesday, March
26, 7:00-8:00 pm (in any and all weather) at the intersection of
Germantown
Avenue and Bethlehem Pike in Chestnut Hill. Information from
215-843-4256 and <nwgreens@yahoo.com>
Thursday, March 27, 7 to
9 p.m. Seminar in
Bartley Hall, Room 1011, Villanova University, Ithan and Lancaster
Avenues, Villanova, PA. Peace Coalition to Hold Seminar on the Role
of the
Media in Promoting the Invasion of Iran. A presentation
by Edward
S. Herman, PhD., and a "questions from the audience"
session. more...
Thursday,
March 27, 8:00
PM Movie: "Valley of Elah" @ Firehouse
Bicycle 50th
& Baltimore Sts
Defenestrator Movie Night 215-727-9692
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NATIONAL
AND INTERNATIONAL
ACTION:
Preparations
for 5th
Anniversary of The War on Iraq Events
On Wednesday, March 19, a bold, creative day of
nonviolent direct action will take place in Washington, DC. There are
huge
pillars of support for this war and occupation -- our tax dollars, the
military, the mainstream media, corporate war profiteers, and the
security
state. Our actions on March 19 in DC will target these pillars,
demonstrating
the real costs of war and offering visions for a more just and
sustainable
world, a world at peace.
Momentum is building and there's still time for
you to
make plans to JOIN US IN DC on March 19th! Visit
www.5yearstoomany.org/march19dc
to register and to find details about the actions, housing, rides,
trainings
and more resources. There will be many ways for those who do not wish
to risk
arrest to participate in and support the actions.
http://www.5yearstoomany.org/march19dc
If you can't make it to DC, you can still help
ensure the
day's success by making the most generous donation you can to help
cover
expenses as well as any legal fees those risking arrest might incur.
Your
financial support will help make it possible for us to reach the
full potential of this important day.
http://www.5yearstoomany.org/donate
We also want to remind you of the historic
Winter
Soldier: Iraq and Afghanistan hearings will in Washington, DC. Please
take some
time over the weekend to watch or listen to the testimony of veterans
who have
served in Iraq and Afghanistan. The stories they share will be
difficult to
hear, but it is critical that we do so, and that we get as many people
in this
country as possible to do so as well.
Many public Winter Soldier viewings are being
held around
the country; to find one near you
(http://ivaw.org/wintersoldier/viewinglocations). The broadcast will be
accessible via satellite TV, or your public access cable station may be
carrying it; you can also watch or listen online -- for details.
http://ivaw.org/wintersoldier/howtowatch
Finally, if you can't join us in Washington,
there are
hundreds of anti-war activities all around the country marking the 5th
anniversary of the war in Iraq --
http://events.unitedforpeace.org/5yearstoomany
-- (and dozens more around the world:
http://www.theworldagainstwar.org/index.php/Table/Demonstrations/index.php).
Over 600 events are already listed on our
calendar, and
more are being listed hourly. Check now to see what's planned in your
area
during this coming week. http://events.unitedforpeace.org/5yearstoomany
Yours, for peace and justice,
Leslie Cagan National Coordinator, UFPJ
[Help us continue to do this critical work:
Make a donation to UFPJ today --
http://www.unitedforpeace.org/donate]
2.
Resources
for 5th
anniversary events from UFPJ
First, if you have not done so yet, please be
sure to
post any and all events and activities related to the 5th anniversary
of the
war on the 5 Years Too Many web site.
http://events.unitedforpeace.org/5yearstoomany/signup
1) We want to remind you that we have a leaflet
that
addresses the failure of the surge in Iraq. The leaflet is available in
both
English
http://www.unitedforpeace.org/downloads/surge_English.pdf)
and in Spanish
(http://www.unitedforpeace.org/downloads/surge_spanish.pdf).
3) UFPJ has developed a voter guide which we
believe can
be especially useful in the states that have presidential primaries or
caucuses
coming up in the next few months.
http://www.unitedforpeace.org/downloads/ufpjvoterguide.pdf
4) "Healthcare Not Welfare" is a new campaign
initiated by UFPJ member group PDA. You can find out more about the
campaign
and download resources
http://pdamerica.org/articles/misc/2008-02-29-14-19-42-misc.php
5) War Tax Resistance. With Tax Day right
around the
corner, efforts are underway to encourage people to not lend financial
support
to this war.
http://www.codepink4peace.org/article.php?list=type&type=338
<http://www.codepink4peace.org/article.php?list=type&type=338>
And you can find out about the ongoing work of the National War Tax
Resistance
Coordinating Committee (also a member group of UFPJ) at
http://www.nwtrcc.org/
6) Join a massive antiwar demonstration being
planned in
St. Paul on Sept. 1st, the opening day of the Republican Nominating
Convention:
http://www.unitedforpeace.org/downloads/2008RNCleaflet.doc
In the coming weeks we will be sending you more information about plans
for
protests and other activities at both the Democratic Convention (in
Denver) and
the Republican Convention (in St. Paul)
Find out more about Counter-Recruitment
actions, click
here (http://codepink4peace.org/section.php?id=48).
[Rachel's
Words] M16 - 5th Year
Sunday,
March 16, 2008 is the fifth anniversary of Rachel Corrie's death. We mark the day with grief as people
in Gaza struggle to
survive. The international siege has left them without basic needs such
as
fuel, electricity, and potable water, and the recent Israeli military
invasion
killed 120 people - over 70 civilians and children. (Read
more here.)
For
people planning events, The U.S.
Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation
has
put together an excellent vigil guide.
Also, Rachel's emails
from Gaza can be found, in many languages, on our website.
We hope that the anniversary will be used as a day to commemorate
Rachel Corrie
and and keep Gaza in the news. We encourage people to continue
reading
Rachel's emails in public gatherings large or small, on March 16th and
beyond.
In
the last 5 years, Rachel's Corrie's voice has broken through
barriers to reach a widening audience. Craig and Cindy Corrie are
in
Haifa. On March 16 they will attend the opening performance of the
play My Name
is Rachel
Corrie in
Arabic at the Al-Midan Theatre. Friends from the
Royal Court Theatre, which originally premiered the play, are joining
them.
After Haifa, the play will travel to Nazareth, Jaffa and Ramallah. The
play,
whose cancellation in New York launched our own initiative, is now
being
produced in theaters all over the U.S. and internationally.
This
week W.W. Norton released Let Me
Stand
Alone: The Journals of Rachel Corrie
- a
collection of Rachel's prolific writing, from her poems and lists at an
early
age to her last email from Gaza. In their introduction to the book, the
Corrie
family says, "The world knows of Rachel from how she died. But we know
her
from how she lived. She was, first and foremost, a writer and an
artist."
Rachel's book is their gift to us.
Let
Me Stand Alone can
be purchased online or from bookstores. If your local
independent book store has not already stocked the book, you can
encourage them
to do so. Cindy and Craig Corrie will be on tour with the book in
April.
Below is a list of events planned for the national book tour, followed
by a
list of the many places around the world that My Name
is Rachel
Corrie
has now performed.
Your
efforts and support have helped make this possible. Thank
you.
In
Solidarity,
Rachel's
Words
www.RachelsWords.org, info@RachelsWords.org
LET
ME STAND ALONE: BOOK
TOUR:
SAN
FRANCISCO, CA
Sat,
April 5 @ 8PM KIng Middle
School, Berkeley 510.848.6767
SEATTLE,
WA
Monday
April 7 @ 7:30 PM University
Bookstore at Town Hall 206.634.3400
OLYMPIA,
WA
Tuesday
April 8 @ 7:00PM ORCA BOOKS
Wednesday
April 9 @ 7:00PM Evergreen State
College “Students Educating Students
about the Middle East”
PORTLAND,
OR
Thursday
April 10 @ 7:30PM Powell's
at Hawthorne Bookstore 800.878.7323
WASHINGTON,
DC
Monday
April 14 @ 7PM Delaplaine Visual
Arts and Education Center 301.698.0656
Tuesday
April 15 @ 6PM Busboys
& Poets 202.387.POET
NEW
YORK, NY
Friday
April 18 @ 6:30PM Cooper Union, Wollman
Auditorium 212.353.4165
IOWA
CITY, IA
April
21 or 22
- Event
Pending - Iowa Memorial Union Prairie
Lights
MINNEAPOLIS,
MN
Thursday
April 24 @ 7PM The
Loft Library Center Micawber’s
Book Store 612.215.2575
MY
NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE - THEATER
PRODUCTIONS TO
DATE*
*Please
send us any missing info!
A
special note of thanks to all of you who staged your own readings
and interpretations of Rachel's Words.
We
will post any upcoming Rachel's Words events on out website -
write us at info@rachelswords.org.
Royal
Court Theatre,
London, England
Premiered
April 4, 2005 through April 30, 2005
Ran
again October 11-29, 2005
Playhouse
Theatre,
London, England
March
29 - May 7, 2006
Minetta
Lane Theatre, New
York, New York
October
15 - December 17, 2006
Orpheum
Theatre,
Madison, Wisconsin
March
7, 8, 14, 15, 2007
Seattle
Repertory Theatre,
Seattle, Washington
March
15, 2007 - May 6, 2007
(With
a weekend of performances at Evergreen State College in
Olympia, Wa)
Contemporary
American Theater Festival,
Shepherdstown, Virginia
July
6 - July 29, 2007
The
Kitchen & Roundhouse Theatre,
Silver Spring, Maryland
July
21, 2007
Synchronicity
Performance Group,
Atlanta, Georgia
September
7 - October 7, 2007
Countdown to Zero,
Denver, Colorado
Denver:
September 28 - November 17, 2007
Lincoln,
Nebraska: January 25, 2008
Omaha,
Nebraska: January 26, 2008
Des
Moines, IA: January 27, 2008 (2 shows)
Albuquerque,
New Mexico: February 16 & 17, 2008
Teatro
La Plaza,
Lima, Peru
Ran
until 31st October 2007; plans to tour until summer '08
Van
Duzer Theatre, Humboldt
State University, Arcata, California
October
18-27, 2007
Fournos
Theatre, Athens,
Greece
Production
opened on 12th October 2007
Nord
Nederlands Toneel,
Netherlands
Production
opened 11th October 2007
Organic
Theater Company,
Atlanta, Georgia
October
4 - November 4, 2007
Gothenberg
City Theatre,
Sweden
Production
opened on 9th November 2007
Sage
Theatre,
Calgary, Canada
November
15-24, 2007
Stockholm
City Theatre,
Sweden
Production
opened on 8th December 2007
Teesri
Duniya Theatre,
Montreal, Canada
December
2-22, 2007
Neworld
Theatre,
Vancouver, Canada
January
23 - February 9, 2008
Viterbo
University Theatre Department,
Lacrosse, Wisconsin
Jan
31- Feb 2, 2008
Theatre
Yes,
Edmonton, Alabama
March
28 - April 12, 2008
Belvoir
St Theatre,
Sydney, Australia
Production
opened 14th May 2008
Theatre
Panik,
Toronto, Canada
May
29 - June 22, 2008
Radio
broadcast by Deutschlandradio,
Germany
August
4, 2008
New Repertory
Theatre,
Watertown, Massachusetts
March
8-30, 2008
Subversive
Theatre,
Buffalo, New York
March
7-29, 2008
For more information, actions you can take to spread Rachel's words,
and
updates on efforts to bring the play "My Name Is Rachel Corrie"
around the world, visit http://www.rachelswords.org
A human
being is part of the
whole called by us the universe, a part limited in time and space. We
experience ourselves, our thoughts and feelings as something separate
from the
rest. A kind of optical delusion of consciousness. This delusion is a
kind of
prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and to affection
for a
few persons nearest to us.
Our task must
be to free ourselves from the prison by widening our circle of
compassion to
embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty. We
shall
require a substantially new manner of thinking if manking is to
survive.
—Albert Einstein
March 19 - Join nationwide protests and
nonviolent civil
disobedience in Washington, DC (United for
Peace &
Justice, UFPJ,
www.unitedforpeace.org);
Join in protests throughout the Delaware
Valley, UFPJ
Delaware Valley Network,
www.ufpj-dvn.org
5th ANNIVERSARY OF THE U.S. WAR &
OCCUPATION OF
IRAQ...5 YEARS TOO MANY!
March 19 - Join nationwide protests and
nonviolent civil
disobedience in Washington, DC (United for
Peace &
Justice, UFPJ,
Join in protests throughout the Delaware
Valley, UFPJ
Delaware Valley Network,
www.ufpj-dvn.org