Seacoast Area Peace Calendar as of
8-16-11
(plus some events of
interest outside the Seacoast)
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Seacoast Peace
Response web site:
www.seacoastpeaceresponse.org
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Seacoast Peace Response is now a member of the NH-VT Peace,
Justice & Environment Network (NHVTPJEN). For more on
the activities of all member groups go to <http://nhvtpjen.org/>.
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Content: (1) upcoming peace and justice events, (2) on the
radio, (3) ongoing peace vigils, (4) phone or write Washington DC
with contact information for Congress (NH & ME), (5) write
letters to the editor, (6) other web sites, and (7) guide to
various mailing lists.
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(1) Upcoming peace and
justice events
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Thursday, June 23, through Monday, Sept. 5: World
Fellowship Center Summer Program - Promoting peace and
social justice through education and dialogue to share in the
amazing White Mountains of New Hampshire. P.O. Box 2280, Conway,
NH 03818. Web: <www.worldfellowship.org>,
e-mail: <reservations@worldfellowship.org>,
phone: 603-447-2280.
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Thursday, Aug 18 through Sept 11 (Boston, MA): A play exploring How
Much Is Enough: Our Values in Question – The Rehearsals. A
play exploring our relationship to money from The Foundry Theater
and ArtsEmerson. Written by Kirk Lynn with artistic direction
from Melanie Joseph. How Much Is Enough cannot be rehearsed
without a live audience! Community groups and organizations all
over are needed to start the conversation. Be a part of the
Foundry’s first ever audience performance company and help deepen
our inquiry and find the structure of this unusual interactive
theatrical event.
WHAT: How Much is Enough: The Rehearsals (Free!) WHEN: August 18
– September 11 (start times vary, runtime approx. 2 hrs) WHERE:
Paramount Center, 559 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02111
MAKE A RESERVATION: <http://bit.ly/VALUESrehearsals>
FMI: Contact Susie Husted at <susie_husted@yahoo.com>
or Heidi Nelson at <heidi_nelson@emerson.edu>
If you would like to attend a performance of How Much is Enough,
please visit <www.artsemerson.org>
for details or call the Box Office at 617.824.8400.
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Wednesday, Aug. 17, at 4 pm: Here is a chance to tell
Congressman Guinta how badly we need jobs. Come if you can
to tell him to focus on jobs for those of us who are not currently
employed [from Herb Moyer]. In addition we might want to tell him
how much we could save by ending senseless wars, stopping the
procurement of Cold War weapons and closing a substantial number
of the overseas bases we have in 130 countries.
The event details are:
Rep. Guinta's Town Hall
Greenland Town Offices
575 Portsmouth Ave
Greenland, NH 03840
Wednesday, 17 Aug 2011, 4:00 PM
To sign up for this event, click here:
<http://civic.moveon.org/event/august2011/120307>
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Saturday, Aug. 20, from 12 noon to 1 pm: Making
Waves: Independent Voices for Peace & Justice on WSCA
106.1 FM every Saturday. Presented by Amy Antonucci and Steven
Diamond, with News You Need to Know, interviews of people
working for change, talks about peace and justice, music with a
political bent & more! Find previous MW shows at <www.nhmakingwaves.org>.
Contact
the program at <nhmakingwaves@yahoo.com>
or 603-969-4746.
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Sunday, Aug. 21, from 12:00 to 4:00 pm: Picnic At The Plant!
Join the See Life affinity group for a picnic at the north and
south gates of Seabrook nuclear plant! We are gathering again to
rally concerned and active citizens in order to bring greater
awareness to the dangers and long-term consequences of nuclear
power. This is a peaceful, non-violent movement to show that the
world still says NO TO NUKES! Please feel free to bring snacks,
signs and friends. FMI: <picnicattheplant@gmail.com>.
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Saturday, Aug. 27, from 12 noon to 1 pm: Making
Waves: Independent Voices for Peace & Justice on WSCA
106.1 FM every Saturday. Presented by Amy Antonucci and Steven
Diamond, with News You Need to Know, interviews of people
working for change, talks about peace and justice, music with a
political bent & more! Find previous MW shows at <www.nhmakingwaves.org>.
Contact
the program at <nhmakingwaves@yahoo.com>
or 603-969-4746.
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Saturday, Aug. 27, at 3 pm: The Monadnock 9-11 Truth Alliance and
the Seacoast 9-11 Questions Group will be presenting Wayne
Coste, Registered Professional Engineer and volunteer with
Architects and Engineers for 9-11 Truth, speaking on
Destruction of the 3 World Trade Center skyscrapers on September
11, 2001 (The Twin Towers and WTC Building 7), at the Nashua
Public Library, 2 Court St. Free and open to the public. FMI: Deb
Crowder <debbacrowder@yahoo.com>.
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Monday, Aug. 29, at 7 pm: Seacoast 9-11 Questions Group planning
meeting at Bill’s home, 76 Madbury Rd., Durham. FMI: <swampgreenfrog@yahoo.com>.
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Friday, Sept. 2, at 6pm (Cambridge, MA): Bread and Puppet
Theater: Man = Carrot Circus, with an introduction by Scott
Alarik. Held on the Cambridge Common, near the intersection of
Mass. Ave. and Garden St., Cambridge, a space B&P has not
inhabited since the mid-1980’s. Free performance [pass-the-hat
donations welcome], rain or shine. For further details, call the
Boston-area Bread and Puppet Theater information line 617-800-9539
or visit <www.breadandpuppet.org>.
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Sunday, Sept. 4, at 7 pm (6 pm potluck): Seacoast Peace Response
planning meeting at Amy's, 219 France Rd., Barrington. For more
information, or to RSVP the potluck, e-mail <amyla44@juno.com>
or phone 603-664-2796.
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Monday, Sept. 5: Portsmouth Peace Treaty Day, a statewide
observance to commemorate the signing of the Portsmouth Peace
Treaty ending the Russo-Japanese War, with bellringing in
Portsmouth and elsewhere at 3:47 pm the exact moment the Treaty
was signed at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Charles Doleac
presents a NH Humanities Council talk, "Theodore Roosevelt's Nobel
Peace Prize" on Sept. 5 at 5:45 pm at Wentworth By the Sea Hotel,
588 Wentworth Rd., New Castle NH. Free and open to the public.
FMI: Stephanie Secord <sseacord@lemd.com>.
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Friday, Sept. 9, at 7 pm: Kathy Kelly and David Smith-Ferri of
Voices for Creative Nonviolence
will be speaking at St. Michael Parish Hall, 196 Main St., North
Andover, MA. - Free will donation.
The evening is sponsored by the Merrimack Valley People for Peace.
Groups are invited to co-sponsor: contact MVPP Pres. Brian Quirk <brian@quirk.ws>.
Kathy Kelly co-coordinates Voices for Creative
Nonviolence, a campaign
to end U.S. military and economic warfare.
During late June and early July of 2011, Kelly, 58, was a
passenger on
the "Audacity to Hope" as part of the US Boat to Gaza
project. She
also attempted to reach Gaza by flying from Athens to Tel Aviv, as
part of the Welcome to Palestine effort, but the Israeli
government
deported her back to Greece.
Since May 2010, she has visited Afghanistan four times with
small
delegations to learn more about conditions faced by people in
Afghanistan, after three decades of warfare. Voices for Creative
Nonviolence has been working closely with the Afghan Youth Peace
Volunteers in search of non-military solutions to end the war.
In 2009, she lived in Gaza during the final days of the
Operation Cast
Lead bombing. Later that year, Voices sent a small delegation to
visit
Pakistan, to learn more about the effects of U.S. drone warfare on
the
civilian population and to better understand consequences of U.S.
foreign policy in Pakistan. From 1996 - 2003, Voices activists
formed
70 delegations that defied economic sanctions by bringing
medicines to
Iraq. Kathy and her companions lived in Baghdad throughout the
2003
"Shock and Awe" bombing.
David Smith-Ferri is a peace activist and
Co-Coordinator of
Voices for Creative Nonviolence. He has traveled to Iraq and
Afghanistan and is the author of "Battlefield Without Borders and
"With Children Like Your Own", collections of his poems, inspired
by
his encounter with people in those countries.
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Sunday, September 11, noon - 1pm: A No More Victims Vigil to
Commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the September 11th Attacks
on the US, in Market Square, Portsmouth NH.
On the anniversary of this tragic attack, we will look back at the
costs and losses of the "War on Terror" and call for changes in US
foreign policy. We will mourn and honor the victims from all
sides of the conflict with our call for peaceful resolutions to
global disagreements and US policies that respect other nations.
Free and open to the public. Sponsored by Seacoast Peace Response
& others TBA.
For more info contact <amyla44@juno.com>.
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Saturday, Sept. 24, from 12 to 4 pm: “One Hundred Thousand
Poets for Change (100 TPC)” will be holding an event open to
the general public in the The Town House Common in Exeter.
100 TPC is a coordinated poetry performance of socially minded
poets, and artists that will offer spoken word, readings of poems
published by current and historic authors, in order to bring
awareness to community building, sustainability, peace, social
justice, and social change. Poetry performances are being held
across the globe on September 24th in an effort to form a
collective consciousness, and to display the power of the spoken
word as a force for change. A similar event is also being planned
in Wolfeboro, NH. The Exeter 100 TPC location is Town House Common
at the corner of Front and Court Streets, just up the hill from
the Exeter Bandstand. Public parking is available on the east side
of the park. To participate, or find out more about the Exeter
event, e-mail Bob at: <bmoore628@comcast.net>.
You can find general information about the global event, read some
poems posted by visiting:
<http://www.bigbridge.org/100thousandpoetsforchange/>
.
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Sunday, Sept. 25, at 2 pm: Labor Portsmouth Peace
Treaty Parade on Parrott Ave. Seacoast Peace Response has
been invited to participate. FMI: Peter Somssich <somssich@myfairpoint.net>
phone 436-5221.
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Thursday, Sept 29.-Saturday, Oct. 1 (Boston, MA): Right to the
City National Congress, with day of direct action against
the banks led by the Bank Tenants’ Organization at City Life/Vida
Urbana on Friday, Sept 30. FMI:
<http://www.righttothecity.org/>
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Saturday, Oct 1-Monday, Oct 3 (Somerville and Cambridge, MA):
6th Annual HONK! Festival! Saturday: Radical marching
bands – including Portsmouth’s Leftists! – will perform from
12noon till 9pm in Davis Square, Somerville. Sunday: Community
parade from Davis to Harvard Square – 2pm-4pm and a Boat Cruise on
Boston Harbor at 8pm. Monday: HONK! Symposium at Harvard,
10am-12noon. FMI visit <www.honkfest.org> or email
<contact@honkfest.org>.
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Saturday, May 21, through Monday, Oct 31: A display
about the 1905 peace treaty signed in Portsmouth (Sept. 5) ending
the Russo-Japanese war. Many details and a trail map to
visit various spots relating to the negotiations. Main exhibit at
the John Paul Jones House at 43 Middle Street in Portsmouth. Open
7 days from 11 to 5. Adults $6, seniors / AAA $5, under 12 free.
For more information call (603) 436-8420 and/or visit <www.portsmouthpeacetreaty.org>.
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Friday, February 14, 2014: The deadline for world peace set by
the Peace in Five Years (P5Y) organization, described in the book
Give Peace a Deadline by Nathan Otto and Amber Lupton and
on <www.P5Y.org>.
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(2) On the radio
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Listen to Portsmouth Community Radio WSCA-LP at 106.1 FM
For more information and to live-stream all shows see <www.portsmouthcommunityradio.org>
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Making Waves: Independent Voices for Peace & Justice -
On WSCA every Saturday, 12 noon to 1 pm - News You Need to Know,
interviews of people working for change, talks about peace and
justice, music with a political bent & more! Listen to
recordings of previous MW shows on the web at <www.nhmakingwaves.org>.
Contact
the program at <nhmakingwaves@yahoo.com>
or 603-969-4746.
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The Free Speech Zone with dj Big Brother
glimpses of sanity and truth on Sundays 7 to 8 pm WSCA-LP
106.1 FM
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Lives In The Balance ~ songs of social and political import
that you
won't hear on brain-dead corporate radio with dj Big
Brother
Sundays 8 to 9 pm WSCA-LP 106.1 FM
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The Burt Cohen Show: Listeners can expect to be informed
and entertained, with one on one, well researched interviews with
local, state, and national leaders. As seven term state senator
and former candidate for US
Senate, my left point of reference is in contrast to the right's
pervasive hold on corporate media content. Tuesdays and Thursdays,
from noon to 1 pm, on WSCA Portsmouth Community Radio 106.1 FM.
For more
information contact <Burt@BurtCohen.com>.
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Democracy Now! weekdays at 5 pm on WSCA-LP 106.1 FM
DN! is also on Free Speech TV, Dish Network channel 9415 at 8 am,
12 noon, 7 pm and 12 midnight.
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Nancy Beach, Meg Middleton and Kathy Somssich present Wake Up
on Portsmouth Community Radio, 106.1 WSCA, on Thursdays from 8 to
10 am.
They tackle local issues but always try to tie them into a more
global picture. Also at <www.wakeupam.blogspot.com>.
Send
them feedback at <wakeupam@hotmail.com>.
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The Environmental Show - Tuesdays from 9 to 10 am on
WSCA-LP 106.1FM.
Environmental News, Interviews, and Feature Programs on topics
that impact our daily lives in the Seacoast to global issues.
If you have an interest in environmental issues and would like to
assist in producing the show contact <theenvironmentalshow@wscafm.org>
or call 603-498-0591.
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(3) Seacoast Area Ongoing Vigils
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Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 7-8 pm; Saturdays 10:45-Noon (In
good
weather, 10-Noon) & Sundays 12-1: Merrimack Valley People for
Peace at Old Town Hall, Main St, Andover, MA. Sunday vigil at the
corner of Rtes. 28 & 133. For further information contact Lou
Bernieri at 978-475-6847 or e-mail Don Abbott at <bdabbott@verizon.net>.
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Tuesday mornings, 6:30-7:30 am: Raytheon Peacemakers Vigil, at the
entrance to Raytheon, Rte. 133, just off Rte. I-93, Andover, MA.
For more information call Arthur Brien at 978-686-4418.
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Thursdays, 5-6 pm: Peace vigil in front of town hall in Exeter.
Contact Peggi McCarthy aquaho@juno.com or Bob Moore <bmoore628@comcast.net>
to find out more.
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Fridays, from 5 to 6 pm at Market Square in Portsmouth. The vigil
is a presence in opposition to U.S. bombing and warfare and to any
further expansion of military retaliation. For further
information contact or Macy Morse at 433-4119 <macymorse@aol.com>.
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Fridays, from 5:30 to 6:30 pm. Silent peace vigil in front of the
Parson Main statue on Main St. in Rochester, sponsored by the
Department of Peace group and the Farmington Progressive Group.
Assemble in the municipal parking lot behind Slim's Tex Mex
restaurant. For more information contact Pat Frisella at <frisellaster@gmail.com>
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Saturdays, 11 am to 12 noon. Peace Vigil on the traffic island at
the corner of Central Ave. & Washington St. in Dover,
sponsored by Seacoast Peace Response and War Resister's League of
Southeastern New Hampshire. This vigil will take place as long as
the U.S. continues to bomb or in any way attack another country.
For further information contact David Diamond at 603-749-9159 <ddiam42@earthlink.net>.
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Saturdays, 11 am to 12 noon: Peace vigil at the Unitarian Church's
peace pole, Main St. (Route 1 at the intersection with Route 35),
Kennebunk, ME. If interested please contact Katherine Mendez at <kmendez@live.com>
or phone 207-985-2099.
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Sundays, 12 noon to 1 pm. Weekly peace vigil in Market Square,
Newburyport, Mass. Contact: Niki Rosen 978-463-3208.
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Sundays,12 noon. Shawsheen Square Peace Witness - corner of Rt. 28
and Rt. 133 in Andover, Mass. - initiated by the Lawrence Friends
Meeting. For more information contact Allan Sifferlen at <aps268@sbra.com>.
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Sundays, 12 noon to 1 pm. Bridges for Peace vigils are held at
the same time on bridges throughout Maine, as well as several
locations in Maryland. For the listing of locations see the
Bridges for Peace website
<www.peacebridges.org>,
or call 207-563-8902.
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(4) Phone or write Washington
Weekdays, 9 am to 5 pm: White House Comment Line: 202-456-1111.
Switchboard: 202-456-1414
The President
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20500
e-mail (web form): <www.whitehouse.gov/contact/>
Congressional Switchboard: 202-224-3121
Speaker John Boehner <SpeakerBoehner@mail.house.gov>
New Hampshire delegation:
Congressman Frank Guinta (First District NH)
1223 Longworth HOB,
Washington, DC 20515
phone: (202) 225-5456
fax: (202) 225-5822
web form: <https://guinta.house.gov/contact-me>
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33 Lowell Street
Manchester, NH 03101
phone: (603) 641-9536
fax: (603) 641-9561
Senator Jeanne Shaheen
55 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
phone: 202-224-2841
e-mail (web form): <http://shaheen.senate.gov/contact/contact.cfm>
1589 Elm St., Suite 3
Manchester, NH 03101
phone: 603-647-7500
340 Central Avenue, Suite 205, Dover, NH 03820 Ph: (603) 750-3004
Senator Kelly Ayotte
188 RUSSELL SENATE OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON, DC 20510
(202) 224-3324
Maine delegation:
Congresswoman Chellie Pingree (First District Maine)
1037 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
phone: DC 202-225-6116 Portland: 207-774-5019
e-mail (web form): <https://forms.house.gov/pingree/contact-form.shtml>
Senator Susan Collins
172 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
phone: DC 202-224-2523 Biddeford: 207-283-1101
e-mail (web form): <http://collins.senate.gov/low/contactemail.htm>
Senator Olympia Snowe
154 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
phone: DC 202-224-5344
Toll free in Maine: 1-800-432-1599
e-mail: <olympia@snowe.senate.gov>
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(5) Write letters to the editor
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Foster's Daily Democrat, 150 Venture Dr., Dover, NH 03820,
Attention:
Letters to the Editor, or e-mail <letters@fosters.com>
Portsmouth Herald, 111 New Hampshire Ave., Portsmouth, NH 03801,
Attention: Letters to the Editor, or e-mail <opinion@seacoastonline.com>
The Wire, 10 Vaughan Mall, Suite 1, Portsmouth, NH 03801, or
e-mail
<news@wirenh.com>
New Hampshire Gazette, P.O. Box 756, Portsmouth, NH 03802, or
e-mail <editors@nhgazette.com>
Dover Community News, P.O. Box 1987, Dover, NH 03820, or e-mail <dcn@seacoastonline.com>
Rochester Times, 90 North Main St., Rochester, NH 03867, or
e-mail <thetimes@fosters.com>
League of Women Voters take action web page with links to
newspapers and other media in New Hampshire:
<http://www.capwiz.com/lwv/dbq/media/?command=state_search&state=nh>
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(6) Other web sites
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New Hampshire Peace Action
<www.nhpeaceaction.org>
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New Hampshire IndyMedia
<www.nhindymedia.org>
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Department of Peace Campaign in New Hampshire
<www.NHDeptofPeace.com>
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Codepink
<http://codepinkalert.org/>
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New Hampshire Gazette
<www.nhgazette.com>
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Portsmouth Community Radio WSCA 106.1 FM
<www.wscafm.org>
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Common Dreams
<www.commondreams.org>
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Antiwar.com
<www.antiwar.com>
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United for Peace and Justice
<www.unitedforpeace.org>
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International ANSWER
<www.internationalanswer.org>
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Witness for Peace
<http://WitnessforPeace.org>
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September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows
<www.peacefultomorrows.org>
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Military Families Speak Out
<www.MFSO.org>
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Compas de Nicaragua (Friends of Nicaragua)
<www.compas1.org>
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911Truth.org
<www.911truth.org>
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9/11: Press for Truth
<www.911pressfortruth.com>
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Joe Public Films (Tom Jackson)
<www.joepublicfilms.com>
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Out of Balance
<www.worldoutofbalance.org>
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Brian Conley's blog - Alive in Baghdad
<www.aliveinbaghdad.org>
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Christian Peacemaker Team
<www.cpt.org>
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The Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA)
<www.rawa.org>
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Afghan Women's Mission
<www.afghanwomensmission.org>
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Malalai Joya
<www.malalaijoya.com>
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Global Exchange
<www.globalexchange.org>
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International Campaign to Ban Landmines
<www.icbl.org>
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Marc Herold's website (contains links to A Dossier on Civilian
Victims of United States' Aerial Bombing of Afghanistan; and The
Afghan Victim Memorial Project)
<http://pubpages.unh.edu/~mwherold/>
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Liberty Bound
<www.libertybound.com>
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Save Our Groundwater
<www.saveourgroundwater.org>
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World Fellowship Center
<www.worldfellowship.org>
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Portsmouth Branch of the NAACP
<www.seacoastnaacp.com>
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The Hunger Project
<www.thp.org>
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Peace in Five Years (P5Y)
<www.P5Y.org>
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(7) Guide to Various Mailing Lists
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The Seacoast Area Peace Calendar is available by e-mail
and on the Seacoast Peace Response web site. It is revised
weekly, usually on Tuesday nights, and sent to members of the
Seacoast Area Peace Activist Mailing List and the Weekly Peace
Calendar Only Mailing List. In addition to the two lists
mentioned, there are several other mailing lists available to
subscribers based on their interests. The following is a list of
mailing lists available. Please let me know if you would like to
be subscribed to any particular list or unsubscribed from any
list.
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Seacoast Area Peace Activist Mailing List (832 members) -
This is for announcements of peace events in the Seacoast Area of
New Hampshire and adjacent parts of Maine and, to a lesser extent,
Massachusetts. It includes the weekly Seacoast Area Peace
Calendar plus separate announcements of peace and some other
progressive political events in this area as well as local
newspaper stories about those events. It is what is referred to
as "the list" or "the big list."
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Weekly Peace Calendar Only Mailing List (130 members) -
This has just the weekly Seacoast Area Peace Calendar and is for
people who want to cut down on their e-mail. It is not
recommended, as people on this list miss out on some important
information available on the Seacoast Area Peace Activist Mailing
List.
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Seacoast Peace Response Mailing List (38 members) - This
list includes minutes of SPR meetings as well as other messages
related to program planning and goes to people who regularly
attend SPR planning meetings, as well as to some others from time
to time. Also called "the short list."
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US War / Aggression Info Mailing List (56 members) - This
is a medium to high volume list with outstanding articles about
wars of aggression by the US and US allies in the Middle East and
South Asia. Formerly called the Affinity Group on Iraq War.
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Seacoast 9-11 Questions Group Mailing List (241 members) -
Articles questioning the official version of the events of 9-11-01
and pointing to the probability of high level Bush administration
involvement in those events in order to justify a more
militaristic foreign policy.
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New Hampshire Peace Action Listserv (22 members) - This is
"the discussion list" of New Hampshire Peace Action and includes
articles on war and peace issues that anyone subscribed to the
list sends to the list (at nhpeace@ecommunity.uml.edu).
As
with any listserv, any member can send to all members. To
subscribe, go to: http://ecommunity.uml.edu:82/read/all_forums/subscribe?name=nhpeace
I administer this listserv, so you can
write to me to me at ddiam42@earthlink.net if
you have any questions. There is also a separate "announcement
list," a one way list, administered by Susi Nord of NH Peace
Action, which goes to several hundred subscribers and includes
announcements of various NH Peace Action events. To get on that
list contact Susi at susi@nhpeaceaction.org.
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Real Democracy Mailing List (43 members) - This is the Real
Democracy Project list and includes articles about the need for
campaign finance reform, the distorting effect of corporate
control of the media on the political process, and examples of the
use of election boycotts to protest campaign fianance corruption
and other distortions of the democratic process.
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If you would like to be subscribed to or unsubscribed from any of
these lists please e-mail me at either ddiam42@earthlink.net or
info@seacoastpeaceresponse.org.
Dave
David Diamond, Administrator
Seacoast Area Peace Activist Mailing List
New Hampshire Peace Action Listserv
and various other lists
e-mail: <ddiam42@earthlink.net>
or <info@seacoastpeaceresponse.org>
phone: (603) 749-9159
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"Violence is a way the ruthless few can subdue the passive many.
Nonviolence is a means by which the active many can overcome the
ruthless few."
THE UNCONQUERABLE WORLD by Jonathan Schell