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| Candlelight Vigil- Partial Withdrawal. Not Enough. from AFSC (1/9/2010 20:25) |
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Candlelight Remembrance Ceremony on Withdrawal of Combat Troops from Iraq Kansas City: August 31, 2010 Comments by Ira Harritt, KC Program Coordinator
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| Our Grief, Still Not a Cry for War: A Day of Solidarity and Remembrance for Civilians&Soldiers from AFSC (1/9/2010 19:06) |
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Saturday, September 11, 2010 - 6:30am The Eyes Wide Open memorial boots and shoes will be on exhibition starting at 9 a.m as a focus for reflection and remembrance. U.S. military personnel from Nevada who were killed in Afghanistan or Iraq are represented by a pair of boots with a name tag. Civilians are represented by pairs of shoes with names of a small portion of those killed. The public is invited for any or all of the activities. Events at the Goddess Temple are free (though donations are gratefully Contact Information: For more Nevada Desert Experience peace vigils and events from 9/10 to 9/14, including the phenomenal 9.13 panel discussion at UNLV's Boyd Law School, visit http://NevadaDesertExperience.org For more on the Temple to Goddess Spirituality, visit http://sekhmettemple.com/ For more on the Eyes Wide Open exhibit, visit http://afsc.org/campaign/eyes-wide-open
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| AFSC NYMRO comments on NY Islamic Center from AFSC (1/9/2010 17:42) |
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The AFSC's New York Metropolitan Region along with Friends from New York Yearly Meeting have released a statement about the proposed Islamic Community Center near the site of the World Trade Towers. AFSC NYMRO and NYYM Statement on Muslim Community Center
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| Help us reaffirm our call for complete removal of all U.S. forces and bases from Iraq from AFSC (1/9/2010 17:25) |
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Email the White House to commend the ongoing withdrawal of U.S. forces, and help us reaffirm our call for complete removal of all U.S. forces and bases from Iraq. Take Action Now
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| Prison and Profit in Arizona from AFSC (1/9/2010 16:26) |
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Part 1: Lack of AZ laws allow for-profit prisons to stay quiet about inmates. Caroline Isaacs weighs in . Part 2: Lobbyists tie AZ Gov. Brewer to for-profit prisons , immigrant detention.
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| KansasCity.com: On anniversary of 9/11, focus on peace, healing. Ira Harritt weighs in. from AFSC (30/8/2010 17:35) |
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The pain, anger and hatred still smoldering from the construction of a Muslim community center near ground zero in New York City shows how people still struggle with the Sept. 11, 2001, tragedy. Events this week and next in Kansas City can help people heal from a culture of war created by the terrorist attack and nine years of fighting in Afghanistan and seven years in Iraq. AFSC's Ira Harritt weighs in. KansasCity.com: on anniversary of 9/11, focus on peace, healing Mon, 08/30/2010 (All day)
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| King Corn film showing from AFSC (27/8/2010 23:43) |
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Thursday, September 9, 2010 - 7:00pm You are what you eat -- and everything on your plate is corn. This is the third film in the ?Examining Modern Life? series, sponsored by the AFSC, and concerns the topics of Iowa farming, government subsidies, and nutrition. Engrossing and eye-opening, King Corn is a fun and crusading journey into the digestive tract of our fast-food nation. Fueled by curiosity and a dash of naiveté , college buddies Ian Cheney and Curt Ellis return to their ancestral home of Greene, Iowa, to find out how the modest corn kernel conquered America. Contact Information: Kathleen McQuillen, 515-274-4851, ext. 22 Email: kmcquillen@afsc.org
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| Austinites Report on the U.S. Social Forum from AFSC (27/8/2010 22:37) |
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On August 19, 2010 at the Texas State Employees Union premises in Austin, Ann Lewis, Judith Rosenberg and Josefina Castillo reported on their experiences at the U.S. Social Forum held in Detroit in June. Judith and Josefina are key organizers with Austin Tan Cerca de la Frontera, originally an AFSC program now becoming independent. This video is a ZGraphix production, produced by Jeff Zavala. Copyright: AFSC
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| Eyes Wide Open PA Buckingham Friends Meeting from AFSC (27/8/2010 22:16) |
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Saturday, September 25, 2010 - 10:00am - 4:00pm The PA Eyes Wide open exhibit will be at the annual peace fair at Buckingham Friends Meeting House. The exhibit, consiting of empty boots for each of the US soldiers from Afghanistan and Iraq who have been killed from Eastern PA together with an exhibit of shoes respresenting the civilian losses, will be displayed in the field behind the Meeting House. In the boots are mementos from friends, family, fellow soldiers and others. Visitors are welcome to read the messages and leave their own or sign the message book availabe. Contact Information: Peter Ray 215 794 5816 peter.ray@comcast.net or Scilla Wahrhaftig, AFSC Program Director 412 371 3607 Email: peter.ray@comcast.net
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| KBOO talk radio in Portland: Mireya Medina discusses how war hits us home from AFSC (26/8/2010 20:51) |
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KBOO talk radio station interviews the AFSC"s Mireya Medina about the costs of war at home, in advance of a bi-lingual Peace Tour to examine the daily struggles of communities of color in Portland. KBOO talk radio in Portland: Mireya Medina discusses how war hits us at home Thu, 08/26/2010 (All day)
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