Friday, September 21st
NO BUSINESS AS USUAL!
Show up and speak up to STOP THE
WAR IN IRAQ!
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st
4:00 to 6:00pm
San Diego Unified School District Offices
4100 Normal St. (on Normal near the intersection of
Park & El Cajon)
BRING SIGNS, BANNERS, POSTERS
AND YOUR LOUD VOICES!
SIGN THE PLEDGE AT:
www.IraqMoratorium.org
Friday, August 24, 2007,
7:00 PM
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Friday, August 24,
2007, 7:00 PM
"Cowboy
Republic"
Marjorie Cohn Book Signing
The Peace Resource Center of San Diego and
the San Diego Coalition for Peace & Justice
invite you to
JOIN US FOR A SPECIAL
PRESENTATION BOOK SIGNING BY MARJORIE
COHN!
Friday, August 24, 7 p.m., First Church of the
Brethren, 3850 Westgate Place, SD 92105
Cowboy Republic will be available for purchase!
Refreshments!
Cowboy Republic describes the six most
important ways the Bush Administration has
weakened the rule of law! Marjorie Cohn
explains what we can do to remedy the
administration's breaches of statutory,
constitutional, and international law including
political and legal remedies.
Marjorie Cohn, president of the National
Lawyers Guild and a professor at Thomas
Jefferson School of Law has been an important
part of the San Diego Peace and Justice
community. She lectures throughout the world
and provides legal and political commentary on
human rights and U.S. foreign policy for CBS
News, Court TV, BBC, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, NPR,
Air America, and Pacifica Radio. She is a
frequent columnist for AlterNet, Counterpunch,
CommonDreams, AfterDowningStreet, Buzzflash,
ZNet and Global Research.
Professor Cohn was a legal observer in Iran on
behalf of the International Association of
Democratic Lawyers in 1978 and has participated
in delegations to Cuba, China, and Yugoslavia.
Her scintillating and insightful articles can
be found at www.marjoriecohn.com
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR
MARJORIE COHN SPEAK!
More info: 619-263-9301 or info@prcsd.org For
info on the Peace Resource Center or SDCPJ:
www.prcsd.org or www.sdcpj.org
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Monday, August 6th,
6:30-8:00 PM
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Hiroshima Day
Monday, August 6th, 6:30-8:00 PM
62 years after the U.S.
dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and
Nagasaki,
we find ourselves still "in the shadow of the
bomb."
Join us for a CANDLELIGHT
VIGIL to commemorate the 62nd
anniversary
of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and
to call for the global abolition of nuclear
weapons
Gather in front of the Midway Carrier Museum on
Harbor Drive (one block south of Broadway) at 6
p.m. for bannering; program at 6:30 p.m.
followed by a candlelight procession on the
Embarcadero.
Speakers include
representatives from
the Network of Spiritual Progressives and
Veterans for Peace.
Music by Peggy Watson
Please bring
candles.
Click here for a flier for the
event
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Saturday, July 21st,
2007
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Saturday, July
21st
PLEASE JOIN THE SAN
DIEGO COALITION FOR PEACE AND
JUSTICE
MARCH IN THE SAN DIEGO
LGBT (GAY PRIDE) PARADE!
We will be
meeting in the parking lot of
Al Davis
Furniture/Mattress World at 1601 University
Avenue
(two blocks West of Park Blvd) at about 9:00
Saturday morning.
Parking is always
problematic, but can usually be found on the
1400-1600 blocks of Robinson Ave.
After meeting at the
store, we will then walk to our contingent
staging area, in the vicinity of Lincoln and Park Blvd, so if
you or your group arrive late (after 10:00am),
please look for a note at the Mattress store as
to the exact location of our contingent staging
area.
The San Diego Puppet
Insurgency is taking the lead in
providing props and puppets for this march and
will also be providing signs and/or giant peace
signs with which to march.
See you
there!
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MONDAY, JULY 9, 2007 FROM
2-7 PM
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MONDAY, JULY 9, 2007
FROM 2-7 PM
CUBA IS
OUR NEIGHBOR
END THE U.S. BLOCKADE AGAINST CUBA
YOU ARE INVITED TO THE
MALCOLM X LIBRARY
5148 Market St. San Diego WHEN: MONDAY, JULY 9,
2007 FROM 2-7 PM
WHAT: A SOCIAL FORUM and WELCOME PARTY
WHO: WEST COAST CARAVANISTAS ON THEIR WAY TO
CUBA
MICHAEL MOORE'S FILM
"SICKO" OPENS JUNE 29!
Join us in the afternoon
July 9 for a panel discussion on the Cuban
health care system
MULTI-MEDIA PRESENTATION BY
A GUEST SPEAKER RECENTLY RETURNED FROM CUBA
CUBAN FOOD & MUSIC FROM 5-7 PM Suggested
Donation: $5-10 (No one will be turned
away)
Sponsored by:
The San Diego Friends of Cuba
Co-sponsors:
Activist San Diego
San Diego Coalition for Peace & Justice
Peace & Democracy Action Group/1st
Unitarian Universalist Church
San Diego International Action
Center
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Thursday, April 5, 5:30
p.m.
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Thursday, April 5,
5:30 p.m.
SAY NO TO TO BLACKWATER
USA'S PLAN TO BUILD A MERCENARY TRAINING
FACILITY
"BLACKWATER WEST"
-- IN POTRERO!!
Blackwater USA, the
private military contractor that trains
mercenaries and is under investigation by
Representative Henry Waxman's Committee
on Oversight and Government Reform plans
to build an 824-acre training facility in
Potrero, a small town in southeast San
Diego
County.
We need your help to stop
this project!
1. Attend the Scoping
Meeting: The County Department
of Planning and Land Use will hold a
Public Scoping Meeting on Thursday,
April 5, 5:30 p.m., at the Planning
Commission Hearing Room, Department of
Planning and Land Use, 5201 Ruffin
Road, Suite B, San Diego, CA 92123. The
Scoping Meeting is an opportunity for
the public to comment on the project
and provide input into what should be
covered in the environmental impact
statement. (note: written comments can
also be submitted by April
27) 2. Attend the
demonstration:
THERE WILL BE A PUBLIC PROTEST "NO BLACKWATER!
STOP BLACKWATER!"
FROM 4:30 P.M. TO 5:30 P.M. , THURSDAY, APRIL
5, ON THE SIDEWALK ON RUFFIN ROAD IN FRONT OF
THE COUNTY FACILITY JUST PRIOR TO THE SCOPING
MEETING!
Please bring signs with this theme.
Join with citizens from Potrero who are
fighting this project that affects all of
us!
WE NEED EVERYONE
THERE!!!
Jeremy Scahill
Author of "Blackwater: The
Rise of the World's
Most Powerful Mercenary Army"
WILL BE IN SAN DIEGO MAY 1ST
AND 2ND!
CLICK
HERE TO DOWNLOAD A FLYER FOR THIS
EVENT
"Blackwater mercenaries are some of the
most feared professional killers in the
world
and they are accustomed to operating without
worry of legal consequences" --Jeremy
Scahill
Tuesday, May 1, 2007, 7
p.m.
Unitarian Church, 4190 Front Street, San Diego
(in Hillcrest opposite the UCSD Medical
Center)
$5-10 donation requested (no one will be turned
away);
proceeds will be used to fight Blackwater USA's
plans for "Blackwater West" training facility
in Potrero, San Diego County
Info: 619-263-9301 or info@prcsd.org
Sponsored by the Peace Resource Center of San
Diego and the Peace & Democracy aciton
Group of the First Unitarian Universalist
Church
Wednesday, May 2, 2007, 7
p.m.
La Mesa Community Center 4975 Memorial Drive,
La Mesa
(7-9pm; 6:30 refreshments) Info:
619-464-0369
Co-Sponsored by La Mesa-Foothills Democratic
Club and East County Democratic Club
Jeremy will speak about Blackwater, a firm that
has proposed an 824-acre military-style
training camp near Potrero, San Diego county.
Proposed location borders on the Cleveland
National Forest, and is a sensitive habitat for
eagles and other wildlife, and is an important
watershed. Now, even our military is being
outsourced to corporations who will sell
military might to the highest bidder. . For
more information about the proposed "Blackwater
West" and what you can do to help stop it,
please go to www.sdcpj.org
Jeremy Scahill will also sign his book at these
events; books will be available for sale
For more information,
please contact The Peace Resource Center
of San Diego, 619-263-9301 or
info@prcsd.org
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Some resources about
Blackwater USA: Documents regarding the
:Blackwater West" project and the scoping
meeting can be found at: www.sdcounty.ca.gov/dplu/docs/PR/4-27-07/0620001.html
Jeremy Scahill's Nation
Magazine article about Blackwater,
"Bush's Shadow Army" and view short video
at www.thenation.com/doc/20070402/scahill
San Diego Reader article,
Feb. 22, 2007, on "Blackwater
West" www.sdreader.com/php/cityshow.php?id=1566
Read Jeremy Scahill's
book:
"Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most
Powerful Mercentary Army";
Jeremy Scahill will speak
in San Diego on May 1 and 2.
Details of both events will be posted at
PEACE RESOURCE CENTER
WEBCALENDAR
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MONDAY, APRIL 2nd, 7:00
PM
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MONDAY, APRIL 2nd, 7:00
PM
Coming to San
Diego...
S.
BRIAN WILLSON
Renowned Vietnam Veteran and Peace
Activist
"Brian Willson is the MOST moving
speaker
I have ever heard"
Lifetime activist Frank Dorrel
On September 1st, 1987, Brian lost both
legs and almost died during a civil
disobedience action when he was run over by a
munitions train at the Concord Naval Weapons
Station in Northern California.
The bombs and weapons aboard this train were
bound for US-supported terrorist
forces in Central America. Since that time,
Brian has been an unstoppable voice for peace
and justice.
He is a hero in Central America where the
people understand that he stood up for their
rights as equal human beings.CHURCH
OF THE BRETHREN
3850 WESTGATE PLACE 92105
CLICK FOR GOOGLE MAP
 $5 -10 Donations requested - No
one turned away. Note: This important
educational and inspirational opportunity will
take the place of the regularly scheduled SDCPJ
meeting.
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Tuesday, March 27th,
Midnight (Begins)
SUPPORT FERNANDO'S
FAST
WEDNESDAY NIGHT 9:00PM TO
MIDNIGHT!
Dear
Friends:
(This message will repeat in Spanish)
On the fourth anniversary of the invasion of
Iraq and the death of my son Jesœs
Alberto, I will begin a fast in front of the
San Diego Federal building on March 27 at
midnight. The fast will last two days to
symbolize the two hours that it took before my
son received medical aid as a U.S. Marine
slowly bleeding to death after he stepped on an
illegal U.S.-made cluster bomb. I cannot bleed
for two hours but I can fast for two days in
order to protest the deaths of our young
soldiers and marines as well as those of
innocent Iraqi children. I also fast to oppose
the sending of more U.S. troops.
I invite you to join this small
demonstration of our disgust with Bush's
criminal war. You are all welcome to accompany
me for however much time you can spare so that
I am not alone. If you cannot join me, do
whatever you can to show your disapproval of
the war.
CLICK
FOR FLYER
For more information, contact me at
858-774-0172 or Juan del Ri— at
619-665-0538.
Thanks to all of you who support peace.
P.S. We are accepting donations of water or
other necessary items as well as monetary
donations.
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Amigos, En el marco del 4 aniversario de la
guerra y del fallecimiento de mi hijo
Jesœs Alberto, el pr—ximo d’a
27 de Marzo a partir de las 00.01minutos,
iniciare una huelga de hambre enfrente del
Federal Building de San Diego, ser‡n dos
d’as de huelga, porque dos d’as,
porque mi hijo sufri— una agon’a de
desangrarse por dos horas cuando la bomba
ilegal americana lo hiri—, yo, no puedo
desangrarme dos horas, pero si dejar de comer
por dos d’as, y adem‡s lo hago como
una protesta por las muertes de nuestros
j—venes soldados y los ni–os
inocentes de Irak, y como una forma de protesta
por el envi— de mas tropas.
Los invito a unirse a esta
demostraci—n de repudio a la
administraci—n del criminal Bush,
as’ mismo, invito aquellos que puedan a
ayudarme a no estar solo durante esas 48 horas
de ayuno. Todos son bienvenidos, todos pueden
hacer algo para demostrarle al mundo nuestro
repudio a la guerra.
Para mas informaci—n pueden
contactarse con
Juan del Ri— al 619-665-0538
o con un servidos al 858-774-0172
Gracias a todos ustedes que siempre han apoyado
la paz.
P.D. se aceptan donaciones de efectivo y de
agua, as’ como cualquier otra cosa que
ustedes consideren œtil.
Fernando Suarez del Solar,
Founder/Director
Guerrero Azteca Peace Project
phone: 760-746-4568
CLICK
FOR FLYER
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SATURDAY, MARCH 17TH 1:00
PM
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SATURDAY, MARCH 17TH
1:00 PM
STOP THE KILLING!
STOP THE WAR!
BRING THE TROOPS HOME NOW!
March and Rally
4th and
Broadway
Downtown
San Diego
Assemble at Horton Plaza for bannering and
noise-making
March to Pantoja Park
(On West "G" Street between Kettner & State
GoogleMap)
for
SPEAKERS • POETRY •
MUSIC
PLEASE
BRING SIGNS AND BANNERS!
BRING FRIENDS!
BRING NEIGHBORS!
BRING CO-WORKERS!
BRING FELLOW
STUDENTS!
Please
return to this site for updates
as we get closer to the
event
Click
to Download Flyer
A second US aircraft carrier arrived in
the Sea of Oman off the southern coast of
Iran giving a whole new meaning to the term
"escalation." The Bush administration is
hell-bent on sending up to 48,000 more troops
to Iraq against the wishes of most Americans,
but now it seems like they might not stop
there.
While the war in Iraq grows worse by the
day, the White House seems to be turning its
sights toward neighboring Iran which could
escalate the current conflict into a regional
one. This reckless move comes despite the
fact that most experts believe diplomacy is
the way to go with Iran.
President Bush is out of control, and
Congress needs to step in immediately to rein
him in. Please sign this petition to Congress
asking that they require the president seek
their authorization before taking military
action in Iran. Clicking here will add your
name to the petition:
PETITION
Thanks, William McRae, San Diego MoveOn.org
Coordinator
willpmcrae@yahoo.com
or 619-757-6691
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MONDAY, MARCH 12TH, 2007
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MONDAY, MARCH 12TH,
2007
4:00 PM
It is Time to Turn Up
the Heat On Congress
Tell Them No More Money
for War and Occupation!
Demonstrate on March 12th to Tell
Representative Susan Davis to Vote NO on Bush's
$93-Billion Supplemental Appropriations
Request
On or about March 14,
2007 a vote will be taken in the House of
Representatives on whether to grant the Bush
Administration the $93-billion they've
requested to supplement the $70-billion already
in the pipeline for Iraq in 2007.
Congressional approval
for this supplemental will enable Bush to
expand the war and continue the
killing.
On
Monday March 12th starting at 4:00 p.m. join a
demonstration in front of Susan Davis' Office
at
4305 University Avenue in City Heights,
92105
Google Map
PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN
SIGNS.
VOTE NO ON THE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION
BILL!
SUPPORT THE TROOPS, BRING THEM HOME NOW
NO MONEY, NO WAR
NO MONEY FOR EMPIRE
DE-FUND THE WAR AND OCCUPATION
FUND THE SAFE WITHDRAWL OF OUR TROOPS!
A "NO" vote on the Supplemental Appropriation
Bill is a vote to end the war. De-funding is
the best way to protect our troops
– not ammo, armor, and
surges. There is already sufficient funding in
the 2007 war budget to bring the troops safely
home ($70-billion currently is in the
pipeline).
Note: If you are unable to attend then send
the message by making a phone call on Tuesday
March 13th. Make your voice heard against
funding the war and occupation in Iraq.
CALL 1-888-796-7578
starting at 7:00 a.m. EST.
This is a special toll-free number set up by
U.S. Labor Against War to connect you with the
Capitol switchboard.
Ask for your member of Congress and you will
be connected.
[Initiated by San Diego Labor Against War
(SDLAW)]
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Monday, Feb. 5th,
2007, 4-6pm
San Diego Stands In
Support of 1st Officer to Resist Iraq
War!
U.S.
Army Lt. Ehren Watada to be Court Martialed
MONDAY at Ft. Lewis in Washington State.
Join San Diego Vigil to Support this Courageous
War Resister!!WHEN:
Monday, Feb. 5th, 4-6pm
WHERE: War Memorial, Park Ave., Balboa
Park (just north of the zoo)
COME EARLY, COME LATE, JUST COME!
Then head over to the SDCPJ mtg. at 7pm
for important anti-war planning for Spring '07
local events!!!!!!!
Resistance to war cannot be jailed
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
By Amy Goodman, Guest Columnist February 1,
2007
You can jail the resisters, but you
can't jail the resistance. George W. Bush, take
notice as U.S. Army Lt. Ehren Watada is
court-martialed next week. Congress, take heed.
Young people in harm's way are leading the way
out of Iraq. It is time you followed. Watada
was the first commissioned officer to refuse
deployment to Iraq. He joined the military in
March 2003. He believed President Bush's claims
that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass
destruction, connections to 9/11 and al-Qaida,
and that Iraq was an imminent threat to the
United States
Click here for full article:
Truthout.org
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Saturday, January 27, 2007
2pm
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Saturday, January 27,
2007 at 2pm
Demonstration at Horton Plaza
4th and Broadway, Downtown San Diego
NOT ONE MORE DEATH
NOT ONE MORE DOLLAR
NOT ONE MORE DAY
End the War on
Iraq!
Bring the Troops Home Now!
The US occupation of Iraq is the greatest
source of violence in Iraq today. Only the
immediate and complete withdrawal of US and
other occupation troops will clear the path for
Iraqis to determine their own future. We need
to bring our sons and daughters home now.
Join with us at
Horton Plaza (4th and Broadway, downtown San
Diego) at 2pm on Saturday, January 27th in
coordination with demonstrations in Washington
DC, San Francisco, and elsewhere in the US.
Bring your signs, flags, and banners. Make and
distribute your own leaflets and flyers. Bring
your friends, your co-workers, and your fellow
students. Circulate this call as widely as
possible.
To add your organization to the call or for
more information
e-mail aka0001@hotmail.com.
SPONSORED BY:
San Diego Coalition for Peace and Justice
International Socialist Organization
Green Party of San Diego
Activist San Diego
Peace Resource Center of San Diego
Ocean Beach Grassroots Organization
Code Pink
International Action Center
F.I.S.
Veterans for Peace, San Diego Click to
Download Flyer
Click to
Download 1/2 sheet Flyers
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January 15, 2007 1:00 - 4:00
pm
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Dr.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Community Rally and Picnic 1:00 -
4:00 pm
January 15, 2007
Coalition for Justice
and Unity
A COALITION WORKING TO RECLAIM OUR LEGACY
AND CULTURAL HERITAGE IN AN EFFORT TO CONTINUE
THE ADVANCEMENT OF SOCIAL JUSTICE AND
UNITY.
HONORING
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
AND
CESAR CHAVEZ
Speakers, Poets, Puppets, Drummers and
more!
Bring a dish to
share
Martin L. King Jr.
Park
6401 Skyline Ave.
More Information:
Email to:
KingChavezunite@yahoo.com
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 11TH,
2007
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INTERNATIONAL DAY TO
SHUT DOWN GUANTANAMO!
THURSDAY, JANUARY
11TH
First and Cedar, San Diego, 3:30-5:30
p.m.
On January 11th, 2002, twenty hooded and
shackled men shuffled off a plane from
Afghanistan, arriving at the U.S. prison at
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. In an attempt to sidestep
the Geneva Convention protections for prisoners
of war, the Bush administration created a new
category of "enemy combatant" for these men
captured in the "war on terror." Since that
time, more than one thousand men and boys have
been imprisoned at Guantanamo.
Accounts of cruel, inhuman, and degrading
treatment have been condemned by the United
Nations, Human Rights Watch and other reputable
bodies. The prisoners have resorted to hunger
strikes as a way of protesting their treatment,
and many have attempted suicide; three men
killed themselves on June 10, 2006. Fear and
desperation mark their confinement.
Five years later, not a single prisoner has
been charged, tried or convicted of any crime.
January 11th, 2007 marks five years of unjust
imprisonment, isolation, beatings,
interrogation and abuse. We say: no more. We
must say: no longer. There will be a
demonstration in Washington, DC, vigils and
demos in many cities and a delegation to
Guantanamo
January 11, 2007 is a day of national shame.
But we can also make it as a day of citizen
action!
In San Diego, join us for bannering at First
and Cedar, San Diego, 3:30-5:30 p.m. (Look for
us on the east side of First, a little north of
Cedar; look for parking on 2nd and surrounding
streets.) Please bring your own sign calling
for No Torture; Close Guantanamo, Honor the
Geneva Conventions, etc.
For more information, call 619-263-9301 or
contact info@prcsd.org
This International Day of Action is being
organized by Witness Against Torture, and
co-sponsored by Peace Action and many other
peace and justice organizations. Specifically,
the January 11 actions will call on the United
States government to:
- Repeal the Military Commissions Act and
restore Habeas Corpus.
- Charge and try or release all
detainees.
- Withhold funds for the proposed $125
million construction of new military courts
at Guantanamo.
- Clearly and unequivocally forbid torture
and all other forms of cruel, inhuman, and
degrading treatment, by the military, the
CIA, prison guards, civilian contractors, or
anyone else.
- Pay reparations to current and former
detainees and their families for violations
of their human rights.
- Shut down Guantanamo, Abu Ghraib, Bagram
and all other U.S. prisons overseas,
including secret CIA detention
facilities.
For information about Guantanamo and
campaigns to shut it down, please see:
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MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 2007 4:00
PM to 9:00 PM
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3,000 U.S. Soldiers
DEAD in Iraq!
HOW MANY MORE?
JOIN US FOR A CANDLELIGHT VIGIL
MONDAY, JANUARY 1,
2007
Balboa Park, across the street from the
Balboa Naval Hospital on Park Blvd.
(look for us at the Park in the President's Way
area)
A Candlelight Vigil for the 3,000 dead U.S.
soldiers and the hundreds of thousands of
Iraqis who have been killed will be held on New
Year's Day, Monday, January 1, 2007, 4-9 p.m.
at Balboa Park, across the street from the
Balboa Naval Hospital on Park Blvd.
Bring candles and join us for the reading of
the names of the U.S. dead. Join us to mourn
and pay witness to the lives and deaths of
these soldiers and all who have suffered in
this horrendous war and occupation
Join us in demonstrating the full human
reality of this loss of lives by helping to
read the names of the 3,000 soldiers Join us in
calling for full funding for veterans and their
families Join us to call attention to the
estimated 650,000 Iraqis who have also died
Join us in our call to Bring the Troops Home
Now!
Join us to mourn and pay witness to the
lives and deaths of these soldiers and all who
have suffered in this horrendous war and
occupation
Join us in demonstrating the full human
reality of this loss of lives by helping to
read the names of the 3,000 soldiers
Join us in calling for full funding for
veterans and their families Join us in calling
attention to the estimated 650,000 Iraqis who
have also died
Join us in our call to Bring the Troops Home
Now! Supported by:
THE PEACE RESOURCE CENTER OF SAN
DIEGO
(www.prcsd.org)
THE S.D. COALITION FOR PEACE & JUSTICE
(www.sdcpj.org)
VETERANS FOR PEACE
(www.sdvfp.org)
ACTIVIST SAN DIEGO
(www.activistsandiego.org)
OBGO
and others
For info, please call 619-263-9301 or
619-757-6691
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FRIDAY December 22nd and
SATURDAY December 23rd
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FRIDAY December 22nd
and
SATURDAY December 23rd
5:30-7:30 PM
Come join the Puppet
Insurgency In Celebrating The Winter
Solstice
FRIDAY December 22nd
5:30pm Ocean Beach Park Ebers and Saratoga
streets A Procession and sing-a-long will
follow down Newport Ave to the
beach!
SATURDAY December 23rd 5:30pm Trolley Barn
Park on Adams Ave 1 block East of Park Blvd. A
Procession and sing-a-long will follow down
Park Blvd.
Bring masks, lanterns and noisemakers!
Sponsored by The San Diego Puppet
Insurgency
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Saturday, December 9,
2006
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Saturday, December 9,
2006
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.ANNUAL PEACE ON
EARTH HOLIDAY BAZAAR!
Support local peace,
justice and environmental groups by buying
socially-responsible gifts this year! Featuring
greeting cards, calendars, t-shirts, books,
jewelry, handicrafts, food and
more!
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
4011 Ohio St., San Diego
(corner of Lincoln and
Ohio)
CLICK HERE FOR EVENT
FLYER
Peace Resource Center
of San Diego
619-263-9301
info@prcsd.org
or
Project YANO
(Youth and Non-Military Opportunities)
760-634-3604.
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Sunday, December 3rd
|
Sunday, December
3rd
10:00 AM to 3:00
PM
The San Diego Puppet
Insurgency's
CHEAP ART SALE
Have fun and buy gifts
while
HELPING KIDS STAY OUT
OF THE MILITARY!
FREE live music and
Bigger Than Life Puppet Shows!
ALL
PROCEEDS BENEFIT
THE HIGH SCHOOL LEAFLETING
PROJECT
1601 University
Avenue in Hillcrest
Two blocks West of Park Blvd
To volunteer or for
more information please contact:
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24 4 to
6:30 PM
|
Tuesday, October
24
4 to 6:30 pm
Press
Conference and Demonstration
Titan Corporation
L3 Communications3033 Science Park Road
San Diego 92121
Just East of North Torrey Pines Road, La
Jolla)
OPPOSE THE WAR
PROFITEERS
WHO HIJACK DEMOCRACY!
Our Demands:
We demand that ALL Congressional candidates
return donations from Titan, Bechtel, SAIC and
CACI and their owners, spouses, Board members
& their top executives!
We demand a law that makes it a federal
crime for companies, especially military
contractors (those who get more that 50% or
more of their income from the government) to
donate to political candidates or to try to
influence lawmakers.
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DECLARATION OF PEACE
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DECLARATION OF
PEACE
Take Action to End the
US War in Iraq!
The Declaration of Peace
is a nationwide campaign to establish by
September 21, 2006 a concrete and rapid plan
for peace in Iraq, including:
- a prompt timetable for withdrawal of
troops and closure of bases
- a peace process for security,
reconstruction, and reconciliation
- and the shift of funding for war to
meeting human needs.
People across the United States are signing The
Declaration of Peace pledge, a commitment to
take action if this plan for peace is not
created and activated by Congress by September
21, the International Day of Peace. From
September 21-28, just days before Congress
adjourns for the fall elections, Declaration
signers will withdraw their consent from this
war, and support a comprehensive peace process,
by taking part in nonviolent action, marches,
rallies, demonstrations, interfaith services,
candlelight vigils and other creative ways to
declare peace at the US Capitol and in cities
and towns across the US.
WHAT KINDS OF ACTIONS WILL TAKE PLACE
SEPTEMER 21-28?
Be creative!
Organize events that are highly visible and
designed to increase the political cost and
impede the ability to make war.
Some possible
events or actions could include:
Street
Theater
Media
Activism
Bannering
Freeway
Blogging
Nonviolent Civil
Disobedience
Vigils
Demonstrations
Sit-Ins at
Congressional or Other Public
Offices
Die-Ins
Festivals
Peace
Encampments
Marches
Or, other creative ways to declare
peace!
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MONDAY SEPTEMBER 25TH
4:00-7:00 PM
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MONDAY SEPTEMBER 25TH
4:00-7:00 PM
Horton Plaza, Downtown San Diego
BANNERING
STREET THEATER
MARCH
The Iraq War will end when people refuse to
support it!
WE DEMAND PEACE!
The Campaign for a Declaration of Peace
(www.declaration of
peace.org)
has called on Congress for a concrete and rapid
plan for peace in Iraq
by September 21, yet the war continues.
We call on people to take action, withdraw
your consent from this war and support a
comprehensive peace process!
JOIN US TO DEMAND PEACE AND SAY
"NO MORE WAR! OUT OF IRAQ NOW!"with
bannering, street theater and a march.
Monday, September 25, 2006 4-7 p.m.
(this event will be continuous; come when you
can!)
Horton Plaza (downtown on Broadway between
3rd and 4th Streets)
Many other events will be taking place in
support of the Declaration of
Peace.Sponsored by the San Diego Coalition
for Peace and Justice.
For more info call 619-263-9301
For a calendar of local peace events
including this one see:
www.prcsd.org/webcalendar
Email to: info@sdcpj.org;
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WEDNESDAY AUGUST
30TH, 7:00 PM
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WEDNESDAY
AUGUST 30TH, 7:00 PM
INTERFAITH
WORSHIP SERVICE FOR PEACE IN THE
MIDDLE EAST
(Kids,
Bridges, Songs, Prayers for
Peace)
WAR IS NOT THE
ANSWER!
PEOPLE OF FAITH COME TOGETHER FOR
PEACE
On Wednesday evening, 8/30/2006, at
7:00 pm, an interfaith service will
be held for the purpose of bringing
together multiple faiths and faith
centers in San Diego around the
common purpose of healing,
reconciliation and peace, in response
to the worsened violence in the
Middle East. Adding to sectarian
divisions created by the Iraq war,
the recent Israel/Lebanon
conflagration has only worsened
divisions among peoples related to
their religions affiliations. The
8/30 service is aimed at showing the
common purpose among all faith
centers in San Diego, particularly
all the "children of Abraham" (the
Jewish, Muslim and Christian faiths),
in denying war and conflict; and
embracing healing, reconciliation,
dialog, and peace.
Location: Christian Fellowship
Congregational Church
1601 Kelton Road
San Diego CA 92114
(one block south of I-94, two exits
east of I-805)
Host: Rev. Art Cribbs
This interfaith event will include
music, prayer and meditations on the
subject from several faith
traditions, and bridge-building.
ALL are welcomed, irrespective of
faith affiliation or lack of
one.
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Friday, August
25th 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
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This program
will discuss US policy in the Middle
East in a regional context with
speakers recently returned from
Algeria and Syria.
Middle East
Cultural and Information Center
Teach-In
Creating
Chaos
Civil War 101: The U.S. Agenda
in the Middle East
The evening will include a
panel discussion by the following
distinguished speakers followed by a
question and answer session.
Elias
Rashmawi
National Coordinator of the
National council of Arab
Americans
Nadia
Keilani (to be
confirmed)
Lawyer and MECIC member
Basheer
Idoui
Instructor at Grossmont College
and Founding Member of MECIC
Polish American Association of San
Diego
Arrive early
1934 30th Street
San Diego, CA 92102
Friday August 25, 2006
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Limited seating
Street Parking
ABOUT MECIC…The
Middle East Cultural and Information
Center (MECIC) is an independent,
non-partisan educational and cultural
organization seeking to promote
understanding of Middle Eastern
Issues in general, and the
Palestinian issue in particular.
Formed initially in 1989 to support
the Intifadah and the Palestinian
people in their historic struggle for
self-determination and statehood,
MECIC has continued its activities
through the Gulf War of 1991, the Al
Aqsa Intifadah, and the present
tragedy in Iraq.
Tel (619) 243-0827
www.mecic.org
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Hiroshima Day,
Nagasaki Day
|
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
NEVER AGAIN!
NO TO NUCLEAR WEAPONS! NO TO
WAR!
NO TO WEAPONS PROFITEERS!
SUPPORT INDIGENOUS RIGHTS!
Hiroshima Day
Sunday, August 6
6:30 to 8:00
p.m.Candlelight Vigil
to commemorate the 61st anniversary
of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima
and Nagasaki and to call for the
global abolition of nuclear weapons,
starting with our own.
Gather at 6 p.m. for bannering.
Program at 6:30 p.m. followed by a
candlelight procession in front of
the Midway Carrier Museum on Harbor
Drive, one block south of
Broadway.
Special Guest Speaker:Leuren
Moret, independent scientist.
Moret is president of Scientists for
Indigenous People, is the City of
Berkeley Environmental Commissioner;
and was a whistleblower at the
Livermore Nuclear Weapons Lab. She is
an expert on the environmental and
public health effects of low level
radiation from atmospheric testing
fallout, nuclear power plants and
depleted uranium
weaponry.Â
Nagasaki Day
Wednesday, August 9
11:30 a.m. to 1:30
p.m.The War Machine
Revealed:
Bechtel Corporation - Merchant of
Death
From Hiroshima & Nagasaki to
Yucca Mountain to the Middle East,
Bechtel has reaped human,
environmental and community
devastation. Besides being the
world's largest engineering firm and
#1 nuclear profiteer, Bechtel is a
leading beneficiary of the Iraq war
and corporate globalization policies.
Bechtel "connects the dots" for the
anti-nuke, anti-war and global
justice movements!
Through its sordid corporate
history and 100 years of
revolving-door relationships with
government, Bechtel illustrates the
connections between profiteering and
war, between nuclear power and
nuclear weapons proliferation,
between "free trade" and the
exploitation of indigenous peoples,
and between corporate power-brokers
and decision-makers at the highest
levels of government.
Gather at the Federal Building,
Front and Broadway, 11:30 a.m. We
will proceed through the downtown
area and arrive at Bechtel's office
at 1230 Columbia at 12:15 p.m.
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SATURDAY, JULY
22nd
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THURSDAY,
JULY 27, 7 PM
TEACH-IN
LEBANON, PALESTINE &
ISRAEL
Discussion:
*Doris
Bittar: on Palestinian and Lebanese
Resistance
*Nasser Barghouti & Farid
Abdel-Nour: A political analysis of
the crisis
*Marjorie Cohn & Jonathan
Graubart: the role of the US and
International Law
*Nadia Keliani: The Iraq War
Factor
*Information on the Material
Campaign
ALL POINTS OF VIEW ARE WELCOME
FOR THIS DISCUSSION
THURSDAY, JULY 27, 7 PM
FOUR POINTS SHERATON HOTEL
8110 Aero Drive
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JULY 22nd
2:00-6:00 PM
MUSIC FOR
PEACE
A COMMUNITY
FESTIVALSupporting the troops
by calling for an end to the
killing
MIRA COSTA COLLEGE
SAN ELIJO CAMPUS AMPHITHEATRE
MANCHESTER AVE., CARDIFF
The Bands:
KLSD'S DENNARD CLENDENIN AND CODE
BLUE
CINDY LEE BERRYHILL
CHRISTINE GILARDI and DarZANA
PETER HALL
The Speakers:
Jeeni Criscenzo, Congessional
candidate challenging Darrell
Issa
Fernando Suarez del Solar, Gold Star
Families
Sheila Cameron, former Encinitas
mayor
Dave Patterson, Viet Nam Veteran and
spokesperson
for Veterans for Peace
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SATURDAY, MARCH 4th, 8:00pm
ACTIVIST SAN DIEGO
presents:
4th Annual
PARTY
for
PROGESSIVES
w/ Special Guest
Cindy Sheehan
MC: KLSD Radio's Jon
Elliott
Music by Liquid Blue
Voted America's Best Dance Band
at National Music Awards
Activist Awards
, Refreshments,
No Host Bar
Balboa Park Club Ballroom
off President's Way, near Puppet
Theatre in Balboa Park).
Mail to: 4246 Wightman, SD CA
92105 - Tickets will be held at
Will Call
$25.00 in advance or $30.00 at
the door
FRIDAY, MARCH 3rd
STUDENT DAY OF ACTION
"How do you want our generation
to be remembered?"
UCSD ANTI-WAR PROTEST
12:00 NOON
La Jolla Village Drive
at Villa La Jolla Drive
UCSD DEMS
ucsddems@ecsd.edu
SUNDAYS:
Encinitas Peace
Protest, Meet at the
corner of Encinitas Boulevard
and Pacific Coast Highway for
ongoing protest held every
Sunday from noon until 2 p.m.
Right by Leucadia Pizza. Info:
jackbarnett@abac.com;
billheidler@bigfoot.com.s
Peace
March from Cardiff to Solana
Beach, Sundays, 1:15
p.m. Meet in Glen Park,
Cardiff. (Ample free parking in
and around Glen Park. Highway
101 to Chsterfield in Cardiff,
first right, the park is behind
the 7/11on the corner.) March
south to and through Solana
Beach, then back. Make your own
signs. Mother's with children
in strollers and backpacks
encouraged to come. A peaceful
march emphasizing poignant
commentary with signs. Contact
Susan if have questions 760
635-7877 or
seijcooper@yahoo.com
TUESDAYS, 7-8
A.M.: Peace Vigil,
10th and A, (where the 163
comes out downtown. After the
demo we have a breakfast
together at the Spice House.
Info:
kenbarratt@earthlink.net
FRIDAY,
MAY 30, 7:30 p.m.: "Harp
Concert for Peace"
featuring Melissa Morgan, Irish
& pedal harps; Miguel
Lopez, Latin American harp;
Reiko Obata, Japanese koto.
With special guest, jazz
saxophonist Hollis Gentry and
Fattburger's Kevin Koch, drums.
Emceed by KSDS Jazz 88's
Claudia Russell.
Salvation Army Kroc Community
Center Performing Arts Theater,
6845 University Avenue, San
Diego. Proceeds benefit San
Diego Coalition for Peace &
Justice. $10 general; $5
children/students. Tickets may
be purchased in advance or at
the door.
Email:
sdkoto@san.rr.com. For more
details, click here:
"Harp Concert for Peace".
SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1-3
pm, NO MORE WAR MARCH AND
RALLY!
War Memorial
Building, Balboa Park
(corner of Park Blvd. and Upas
- north end of the zoo parking
lot. Park in zoo parking lot.)
Featured speaker is Fernando
Suarez del Solar, the father of
one of the first soldiers
killed in the Iraq war, an
Escondido resident and an
outspoken critic of American
militarism.
SUNDAY,
MAY 18, 11 am-6 pm: ONE WORLD,
ONE FUTURE WITHOUT WAR! UCSD
Center Hall Room 115.
(NOTE: DATE CHANGE from May
10.) A teach-in and educational
forum for the communities of
San Diego. The San Diego
Coalition for Peace and Justice
is planning a teach-in to take
on the critical issues that are
emerging in the post 9/11
world. From war in Afghanistan
to war and occupation in Iraq.
From the attack on civil
liberties to the state of the
international anti-war
movement. The purpose of the
teach-in is to educate
ourselves and the general
public about the history and
politics of the conflicts,
strategies for organizing
against war and occupation, and
other related issues. Now is
the time to bring all of those
opposed to war (at home and
abroad) and occupation together
to strengthen our movement and
build long term strategies for
peace and social justice. Panel
discussions, workshops, video
showings, after party and
concert. To endorse the event,
propose speakers for workshops,
set up literature tables, or
for any other information about
the teach-in, email
justinakers1@hotmail.com.
To view or print flyer, click
here
see flyer. To view or print
brochure, click here
Brochure, part 1 and here
Brochure, part 2
Peace Vigil,We
invite all to join us at 1 p.m.
at the intersection of
Penasquitos Blvd. and Carmel
Mountain Road (at the Stater
Bros. shopping center.) It's a
busy intersection and we can
reach hundreds of cars in a
relatively short time. Jon
Daum, jdaum@daumweigle.com,
858-484-3111 Meet at the corner
of Encinitas Boulevard and
Coast Highway for ongoing
protest held every Sunday from
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Right by
Leucadia Pizza. Info:
billheidler@bigfoot.com
George
Bush will be in San Diego this
Thursday, May 1st. There is
speculation that he will give a
"victory" speech while on board
a ship returning to San Diego
from Iraq.
WE MUST TURN OUT IN OPPOSITION
TO THIS PRESIDENT AND HIS
POLICIES WHICH THREATEN THE
STABILITY OF THE ENTIRE
WORLD!!!!
Please
join the San Diego Coalition
for Peace and Justice in
protest:
Thursday, May 1st @ 5:30pm
In front of the Star of India
on Harbor Drive
Downtown San Diego
Please bring signs!
Contact: info@sdcpj.org or
619-263-9301
April 29, 2003,
Teach-in on the War Against
Iraq (SDSU)
Silent Candlelight
Vigil,We continue to
meet at the corner of Fletcher
and Navajo Boulevards in El
Cajon Sunday evenings. Because
of daylight savings time, it is
too light at 7:00 P.M. for
effective candle lighting.
Therefore we are changing the
time to 7:30 P.M. Please
continue to bring your candle
and help us provide a peace
presence in East County. For
additional information contact
Ferne at fernetg@juno.com
SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1-3
PM, "Mourning War--Embracing
Peace"
Federal
Building, Front & Broadway,
downtown San Diego. Silent
march to mourn all the victims
of the war in Iraq. Wear black
for mourning or white for
peace.
Bring signs
relating to the theme of this
week's protest: the human cost
of war. For more info contact:
info@sdcpj.org
EVERY
NIGHT: CANDLELIGHT
VIGIL, 7 P.M., FEDERAL
BUILDING, FRONT AND BROADWAY
(DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO). BRING
CANDLES!
EVERY
SATURDAY:
Weekly protest in San Carlos at
the corner Najavo Rd. and
Jackson Dr. from noon to 1:30
with signs and bullhorn. All
are invited. Info, Bob Simmons
rls@sandiego.edu or Ken
Scruggs, Klsklb@aol.com
TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 4:30
to 8 PM and beyond: TAX DAY
PROTEST!~ at the Post
Office on Midway Dr. just east
of Rosecrans. Money for Human
Needs not for War! Californians
will pay $10 billion in war
taxes next year and not feel
any safer. A new atrocity is
coming on the wings of the Iraq
war. President Bush has
proposed $70 BILLION dollar in
spending to fund the first few
months of the invasion. The
military occupation for the
next (ten??) years will cost
another $50-70 BILLION? Then
rebuilding Iraq may cost yet
another $100 BILLION in
corporate welfare. Oil
companies will do well, but the
average American working person
will pay the costs. Money for
Schools not for War! Money for
Health Care not for War! Money
for Social Security not for
War! Money for School Lunches
not for War! Money for AIDS not
for War! Money for
International Development not
for War! Money for PEACE not
for War!
Thousands of disgruntled
taxpayers line up to pay to
mail their taxes wondering
where the billions are going.
Media and TV cameras will be on
hand. You and the peace
movement will be there to tell
shape the story. Gather at the
2300 block of Midway Drive at
the Post Office just south of
Rosecrans in the Sports Arena
area. SUGGESTION: Come in from
the south on Pacific Highway
and bare left as you pass the
Naval Training Center on the
left. Park and walk to Midway
Drive. Note: coming in on I-8
or down Rosecranz may get you
Very stuck in the same postal
traffic we seek to communicate
with.
http://www.activistsandiego.org/what/taxday.html
For info on where your tax
dollars go see:
http://www.warresisters.org/piechart.htm
SPECIAL CALL FOR
SATURDAY, APRIL 12 - 1:00-3:00
PM
INTERNATIONAL CALL TO STOP THE
WAR IN IRAQ: THE WORLD IS WITH
US.
Join the worldwide protest!
Speakers and a march. Federal
Building, Front and Broadway,
downtown San Diego.
Please join us tomorrow at 1:00
p.m. at the Federal Building.
Speakers begin at 1:15 p.m.
PRINCE MYSHKINS will perform at
1:30 p.m. March through the
Gaslamp begins at 2:00 p.m. Al
Howard returns to close the
program at 2:45 p.m.
Info: San Diego Coalition for
Peace and Justice,
info@sdcpj.org.
Print the flyer. (You need
Adobe Acrobat®
Reader®to view the
flyer.)
SATURDAY, APRIL 12 , 12
NOON, HELP TO FORM A HUMAN
PEACE SIGN In North
County! To Join with Worldwide
Peace Demonstrations HOLIDAY
PARK, Carlsbad. Wear Light
Color Clothing to Contrast with
the Green Grass. To be
photographed aerially by
miniature helicopter. Poetry,
Music, Picnic- Bring the
Family. Directions: I - 5 to
Carlsbad Village Drive, East to
Pio Pico, Right (S) on Pio Pico
to Pine & Holiday Park,
Sponsored by North County
Coalition for Peace
northcountynowar@cox.net
SUNDAY,
APRIL 6: 12 NOON TO 2:00 p.m.
North County Coalition for
Peace Demonstration continuing
at Carlsbad Westfield
Mall: Theme - Patriots
for Peace. This is the
demonstration that was targeted
by Roger Hedgecock last Sunday.
We will turn out in larger
numbers to demonstrate that
First Amendment Rights of free
speech are alive and well in
North County. Bring your signs
and flags. Let's take back the
symbols of patriotism. Contact:
Marcia Patt at
NorthCountyNoWar@cox.net
SUNDAY,
APRIL 6, 12 noon: Calling all
activists! Another World is
Possible! Forum for
discussing the creation of
alternatives to our current
social problems. If you or your
group would like to
participate, please email me.
We can have another world, if
we create it! UCSD (Center
101), San Diego. Details to be
announced. Participating
Groups: International Socialist
Organization, SD Coalition for
Peace and Justice, The Debian
Project, UCSD Peace and Justice
coalition and more. Info:
mbc@debian.org or
619-269-4693 or
www.hyperpoem.net/another-world.jpg
SUNDAY,
MARCH 30, 12 noon-1:00 pm:
North County Coalition for
Peace. A Patriots for
Peace Walk and sign-waving.
Make signs with "Patriots for
Peace" slogan or similar
slogans to target the argument
that peace protestors are not
patriotic. Meet at Westfield
Mall, Coco's parking lot, NE
corner. Info: Marcia Patt,
Director, North County
Coalition for Peace,
northcountynowar@cox.net.
March 27, 2003, San Diego
Poets Speak Out!
THURSDAYS, 4:30-5:30
pm: Mannequin Protest
at 11th and A St. intersection.
Each person, if possible,
should wear black and white
mask and white gloves and bring
a sign. We do have some extra
masks, gloves, and signs.
Info:
stevebouscaren@mindspring.com
FRIDAYS, 4:30-5:30
pm:
Mannequin Protest at the onramp
to the 94 freeway (16th and G
St.) Info:
stevebouscaren@mindspring.com
January 10th, 2003, INS
Special Registration Vigil-
A coalition of 21 local
organizations initiated by the
American Arab
Anti-Discrimination Committee
(ADC) and joined by the San
Diego Coalition for Peace and
Justice, sponsored an all-day
vigil at the INS offices at the
Federal Building in downtown
San Diego. The vigil called for
an end to the registration
program, demanded fair
treatment for those who did
register, and monitored INS
actions during the day. Efforts
by the
anti-registration/detention
coalition seemed to be
effective, as INS treatment of
registrants was far less
draconian than on December 16,
the deadline for the previous
registration group. The vigil
began at 7:00 AM and continued
throughout the day. By 4:30 PM,
the crowd had grown to about
100. During a brief rally,
George Khoury of ADC, Lilia
Velasquez, a leading
immigration attorney, Ben Prado
of the Raza Rights Coalition,
and Larry Christian of SDCPJ
addressed the crowd.
January 6th, 2003,
Deployment Protests - A
small handful of coalition
members went down to the
entrance to the 32nd Street
pier to protest "the largest
deployment of troops since the
gulf war". The navy ship
deployment in SD coincided with
a deployment in Baltimore, and
massive troop movements. The
small event was covered by Fox
6 news, NPR, USA Today,
Noticias 17, KUSI, and Channel
8. Only Fox 6 broadcast their
piece.
December 14th, 2002, La
Posada - Friends from
Tijuana and San Diego came
together on either side of the
border fence to celebrate
Christmas with friendship,
candles and song, and to
commemorate those who have died
trying to cross the border.
pictures
November 17th, 2002, Family
March for Peace- Shari
Blackman and the San Diego
Coalition for Peace and Justice
organized a march for peace
oriented towards families and
children. Over 500 people
showed up to oppose the war on
Iraq. Local television and news
sources were present as
well.
pictures
Ongoing, High School
Leafletting- San Diegans to
Stop the Violence Against Iraq,
along with the SDCPJ have been
leafletting high schools around
San Diego to provide an
alternatives to on campus
recruiters. To date, thousands
of leaflets have gone out. Read
more in
this articleat the COMDSD
website.
November 1st, 2002, World
Beat Center, Balboa Park- A
small group of people gathered
to celebrate Dia De Muertos and
remember all the victims of US
political, economic and
military violence. Michael
Cardenas presented a short
speech and a number of bands
played.
Michael's speech
October 27th, 2002, Newport
Pier, Ocean Beach- Around
300 people gathered at Newport
Pier in Ocean Bech to protest
the war on Iraq. The protest
was organized by OBGO and was
supported by the SDCPJ. There
were a number of speakers,
including Carol Jahnkow from
the SDCPJ. After the rally,
there was a march through the
OB neighborhood.
pictures and story
October 19th, 2002, Larsen
Field- American Friends
Service Committee, along with
MECHA and Raza Rights organized
a rally and a march to the
border to protest Operation
Gatekeeper, and the war on
Iraq. Around 1,200 people were
in attendance. At the rally,
there were a number of bands.
This event was supported by the
SDCPJ. We provided a speaker
and we flyered for it.
Lauren's speech
October 6th, 2002, Horton
Plaza- Around 1,000 people
had a peaceful demonstration in
Horton Plaza to get the message
out to the people and the
government of San Diego that we
will not let the war on Iraq
happen. The rally had a number
of speakers and concluded with
a march to the pier, where
Fleet Week was being held. This
event was organized by the
SDCPJ, with support from the
ISO, OBGO, and Activist San
Diego.
pictures
City Beat story
North County Times
story
Union Tribune story
June 21, 2002,
Somos
FRIDAY, MARCH 3rd 12:00
NOON
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 31ST
4:30 PM
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THE WORLD CAN'T
WAIT!
Jan. 31, on The
Night of President
Bush's
State of the Union
Address
Bring the
Noise!
Drown Out Bush's
Lies!
Horton Plaza
Downtown San Diego
In large cities and
small towns all across
the country, citizens
will rally one hour
before Bush's address
as we make our
determination to
“Drive Out the
Bush Regime”, the
political message of
the day.
At 6:00 PM, just as
Bush starts to speak,
everywhere we will
BRING THE NOISE. In a
cacophony of sound, we
will drown out his
address with music:
from drums to violins,
from hip hop and
classical; and with
noise: banging pots and
ringing church bells,
sound car horns and
lifting our voices.
We will begin to
rally at 4:30 PM at the
Horton Plaza fountain
at 4th & Broadway,
downtown San Diego.
Sponsored By THE
WORLD CAN'T WAIT
WORLD
CAN'T WAIT
The Mission of The
World Can't Wait is
organizing people
living in the United
States to take
responsibility to stop
the whole disastrous
course led by the Bush
administration. We seek
to create a political
situation where the
Bush administration's
program is repudiated,
where Bush himself is
driven from office, and
where the whole
direction he has been
taking U.S. society is
reversed.
We seek to mobilize
millions to express
their outrage, to speak
the truth, to act with
urgency and form an
organized political
resistance. We welcome
any individuals and
groups who agree that
the Bush Regime should
be driven out, whatever
their political party
affiliation or lack
thereof. We reach out
to people who have been
fooled by Bush, and to
those who have been
most seriously affected
by the outrages
inflicted by the Bush
Regime. We drew our
inspiration from...
NOT IN
OUR NAME which
we encourage you to
read, add your name
to, and distribute
broadly.
Excerpts: “No
election, whether fair
or fraudulent, can
legitimize criminal
wars on foreign
countries, torture, the
wholesale violation of
human rights, and the
end of science and
reason.”
"It is our
responsibility to stop
the Bush regime from
carrying out this
disastrous course. We
believe history will
judge us sharply should
we fail to act
decisively."
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Saturday, DECEMBER 17/18,
14:30pm
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Winter Solstice
Gathering
Please join SD
Puppet Insurgency for
a
Winter Solstice
Celebration and
procession of
light.
2 options: Come to
one or both!
Saturday 17 Dec. at
4:30pm
at Ocean Beach Park-
Ebers and Saratoga
and/or
Sunday 18 Dec. at 4:30
pm
at Trolley Barn
Park-Adams Ave 1 block
east of Park
Bring masks,candles,
instruments and cozy
clothing FREE for info
call 619-546-6613
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4TH,
10:00-2:00
|
Cheap Art Sale
& Puppet Shows To
Benefit
The High School
Leafletting
Project!
Come celebrate and
create peace with
THE SAN DIEGO PUPPET
INSURGENCY
Sunday, December 4th
from 10:00 to 4:00
1601 University Avenue
in Hillcrest
Have fun and buy gifts
while helping kids stay
out of the military
ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT
THE HIGH SCHOOL
LEAFLETTING
PROJECT
Live Music
Affordable Art
Bigger Then Life Puppet
Shows
Make Your Own Art
Stations For ALL
Ages!
Flyer:
CHEAP ART SALE
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9TH,
7:30 PM
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Concert in the
Spirit of the
Season:
Peace on Earth
Dec 9th, 7:30
p.m.
Featuring
internationally
acclaimed Iraqi
poetress Lamea Abbas
Amara; Miguel Lopez,
Latin harp; Farhad
Bahrami and Persian
ensemble Darvak; Moayed
Shlemon, Iraqi singer
& keyboardist Andy
Simon; Heiwa with Reiko
Obata-koto, Dave
Millard-sax &
cello, Akiko
Urata-keyboard, and
Patrick
Armenta-percussion.
Sponsored by Words
& Music in
association with Peace
Resource Center.
Friday, December 9,
2005 - 7:30 p.m.
Pacific Beach
Presbyterian Church
1675 Garnet Avenue $12
general; $10 students;
children 12 and under
free.
A portion of
proceeds benefit Peace
Resource Center
Info: 858-483-3499 or
e-mail
info@words-music.org.
To print a flyer or to
purchase tickets online
visit
Words
&
Music
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10TH,
7:00 TO 9:30 PM
|
Please come help us
celebrate the 50th
Birthday of Fernando
Suarez del Solar
Saturday, Dec. 10,
7-9:30 pmSanta Fe
Room, Balboa Park Club
Balboa Park, San
Diego
Come and enjoy music,
hors d'oeuvres, Mexican
antojitos, and
celebration!
Donations at the door:
$50.00 $25.00
$10.00
Please make your check
payable to:
ASD/Guerrero Azteca
Project
RSVP by 12/7/05 (760)
746-4568 or
marciapatt@cox.net
Directions &
Parking From North
County - Take Hwy 163
south to Park Blvd, go
left at the stop light
then left onto
President´s Way,
which is the next stop
light. Continue to the
stop sign where you can
go straight to park in
the Pan American Plaza
parking lot or make a
right and park in the
Organ Pavilion lot.
The Balboa Park Club is
located in the South
Palisades area of
Balboa Park, just north
of the Puppet
Theatre.
MAP AND MORE
INFORMATION
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4TH,
10:00-2:00
|
Cheap Art Sale
& Puppet Shows To
Benefit
The High School
Leafletting
Project!
Come celebrate and
create peace with
THE SAN DIEGO PUPPET
INSURGENCY
Sunday, December 4th
from 10:00 to 4:00
1601 University Avenue
in Hillcrest
Have fun and buy gifts
while helping kids stay
out of the military
ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT
THE HIGH SCHOOL
LEAFLETTING
PROJECT
Live Music
Affordable Art
Bigger Then Life Puppet
Shows
Make Your Own Art
Stations For ALL
Ages!
Flyer:
CHEAP ART SALE
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25TH,
2:00-5:00
|
BRING THEIR
BUDDIES
HOMEBring
Their Buddies
Home
Website
As we begin the holiday
season, over 2,000
American military
families and their
extended families and
friends will not be
whole because they have
lost a loved one in the
war on Iraq. In North
County, San Diego,
2,000 people will stand
in silent testimony to
their sacrifice with a
single message: The
best way to show them
our gratitude is to
bring their buddies
home.
Friday, November
25, 2005 2:00 PM to
5:00 PM
Carlsbad Blvd.
(Carlsbad's old Coast
Hwy.) between Pine Ave.
and Cannon Rd. with the
Pacific Ocean as a
backdrop. (We will
begin setting up at
2:00 PM and would like
to have the completed
living work of art
ready for viewing and
photos at 3:00 PM. If
you cannot stand the
entire time, please be
certain that you are in
place from 3:00 to 4:00
PM )
Join us on the day
after Thanksgiving, as
we stand in silent
mourning for all who
have died in Iraq.
Please sign up now and
we will send you
details on how to
dress, where to go and
how to print out the
Memorial Page for one
of our fallen troops to
wear pinned to your
shirt.
Please sign up
at:
Bring
Their Buddies Home
Signup Form
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Flyer:
Bring Their Buddies
Home
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Saturday, September
24
|
Worldwide Call to
Action - September 24,
2005
THANKS FOR A
GREAT EVENT! MANY
PEOPLE CAME TO THE PARK
TO HELP SEND THIS
MESSAGE TO GEORGE
BUSH...
STOP THE IRAQ
WAR!
Three
Photos
Hold Bush &
Congress accountable
for the deaths, the
destruction, the lies,
and the toll on our
communities! Three days
of action for peace and
justice in Washington,
D.C., Sept. 24-26. More
info at
United for
Peace.
Local march and
demonstration
6th & Laurel in
Balboa Park
2:00 PM Saturday,
September 24
Join A March To
The ParkTwo
marches will converge
at 6th & laurel at
2:00
NORTH COUNTY COALITION
FOR PEACE & JUSTICE
MARCH
Santa Fe Train Station
(Broadway &
Kettner)
12:30 - March to the
Park
North
County
Coalition for
Peace &
Justice
AL-AWDA SAN DIEGO
PROGRAM & MARCH
CITY COLLEGE (12TH
& B)
11:30 - Pre-march
Program
1:00 - March to the
Park
Al-Awda
San Diego
Check here or call
for updates on march
routes
Flyers:
[2-up]
[color 11"x14"]
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Sunday, September 25
|
SEPT. 25 PEACE
VIGIL FOR KATRINA,
9/11, IRAQ WAR
VICTIMS
PEACE VIGIL
San Diego´s peace
community with faith
center connections will
come together for a short
gathering and candlelight
vigil, on Sunday, Sept.
25, at 7:00 pm at Balboa
Park on Sixth Avenue at
Nutmeg Street. According
to spokesperson Craig
Jones, the commemoration
will be ecumenical and
non-sectarian, and will
mourn the deaths on
9-11-2001; deaths in the
on-going war in Iraq; and
those killed in the
aftermath of Hurricane
Katrina.
"It´s been four
years since the 9/11
attacks killed some 3000
innocent people. Since
then, our
government´s war
policies have killed
hundreds of thousands who
had nothing to do with
the attacks, and
there’s
no end in sight. It is
now also clear that
government delay and
incompetence caused
needless deaths in the
aftermath of hurricane
Katrina, in opposition to
supposed national
preparedness after 2001.
We want to show that all
of these victims belong
in our conscience, and in
the conscience of the
nation," he said. Jones
added that Iraq "must
continue to be in our
minds. Even though
overwhelming evidence
shows that Iraq had no
connection with the 9-11
attacks, President Bush
has used those attacks to
gain support for his war
policy, and to divert
precious resources from
legitimate local safety
and preparedness. Even
now Bush uses the specter
of the "war on terror" to
attempt to justify the
unjustifiable war, and to
further reduce needed
domestic safety."
The commemoration is
sponsored by Communities
of Conscience, and the
San Diego Coalition for
Peace and Justice.
This commemoration is one
of several events in San
Diego during the month of
September which focus on
the war and the on-going
occupation of Iraq. This
vigil is San Diego´s
second day of weekend
activities coinciding
with the Washingon, D.C.
rally on this same
weekend. Picking up on
the theme made prominent
by Cindy Sheehan during
her encampment in
Crawford, Texas, Jones
said, "There is no noble
purpose and no reason in
killing innocent people
around the world, after
innocent people were
killed here. There is no
noble purpose, but
instead real harm to our
nation in the diversion
of money and manpower
away from real needs, to
the quagmire of Iraq. But
there is nobility,
responsibility and
patriotism in demanding
that this tragic death
stop. There is a wide
range of ways to make
that demand,
commemorative vigils,
marches and rallies. We
hope that everyone will
find the forum and venue
that is appropriate for
them, and will lend their
voices to the growing
call."
For more
information contact
Craig Jones, (858)
354-1785; or
Sally Kurzdorfer, (619)
445-6319
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH
|
CINDY SHEEHAN IN
SAN DIEGO!
Gold Star Mother
Cindy Sheehan is Coming
to San Diego and AM
1360 Monday, Nov 7th!
Join us on the KLSD
Radio Plaza outside the
AM 1360 studios as we
welcome Cindy Sheehan
to San Diego. The Stacy
Taylor Show will
broadcast live from 6
a.m. to 9 a.m. and the
live on-air broadcast
will feature remarks by
Cindy Sheehan and
others. The address is
9660 Granite Ridge
Drive near I-15 and
Aero Drive. We want
your support!
CINDY SHEEHAN will
speak at Monday night's
meeting of the San
Diego Coalition for
Peace and
Justice!
YOU
are invited to hear
Cindy speak at SDCPJ's
general meeting on
Monday, Nov. 7th at
7pm, 3850 Westgate
Place. Cindy Sheehan's
presentation will be
followed by time for
questions and answers
and open discussion
with Cindy. PLEASE
NOTE: The final portion
of the evening will
include some time
devoted to the general
business of SDCPJ for
more information:
info@sdcpj.org (619)
263-9301
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26TH
HORTON PLAZA VIGIL
|
National Call to
Action
CANDLELIGHT VIGIL
in San Diego to honor
and mourn the 2,000
U.S. servicepeople who
have died in the
current war in
Iraq.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
26TH, 2005
4:00 TO 7:30pm
Horton Plaza, Downtown
San DiegoJoin
hundreds of peace and
justice groups
throughout the country
as we tell the
President, Congress and
the world that 2,000
U.S. deaths in Iraq is
2,000 too many. WE the
PEOPLE, in one unified
voice, can STOP this
WAR!
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Worldwide Call to
Action - September 24,
2005
THANKS FOR A
GREAT EVENT! MANY
PEOPLE CAME TO THE PARK
TO HELP SEND THIS
MESSAGE TO GEORGE
BUSH...
STOP THE IRAQ
WAR!
Three
Photos
Hold Bush &
Congress accountable
for the deaths, the
destruction, the lies,
and the toll on our
communities! Three days
of action for peace and
justice in Washington,
D.C., Sept. 24-26. More
info at
United for
Peace.
Local march and
demonstration
6th & Laurel in
Balboa Park
2:00 PM Saturday,
September 24
Join A March To
The ParkTwo
marches will converge
at 6th & laurel at
2:00
NORTH COUNTY COALITION
FOR PEACE & JUSTICE
MARCH
Santa Fe Train Station
(Broadway &
Kettner)
12:30 - March to the
Park
North
County
Coalition for
Peace &
Justice
AL-AWDA SAN DIEGO
PROGRAM & MARCH
CITY COLLEGE (12TH
& B)
11:30 - Pre-march
Program
1:00 - March to the
Park
Al-Awda
San Diego
Check here or call
for updates on march
routes
Flyers:
[2-up]
[color 11"x14"]
|
Sunday, September 25
|
Sunday, September 25
|
SEPT. 25 PEACE
VIGIL FOR KATRINA,
9/11, IRAQ WAR
VICTIMS
PEACE VIGIL
San Diego´s peace
community with faith
center connections will
come together for a short
gathering and candlelight
vigil, on Sunday, Sept.
25, at 7:00 pm at Balboa
Park on Sixth Avenue at
Nutmeg Street. According
to spokesperson Craig
Jones, the commemoration
will be ecumenical and
non-sectarian, and will
mourn the deaths on
9-11-2001; deaths in the
on-going war in Iraq; and
those killed in the
aftermath of Hurricane
Katrina.
"It´s been four
years since the 9/11
attacks killed some 3000
innocent people. Since
then, our
government´s war
policies have killed
hundreds of thousands who
had nothing to do with
the attacks, and
there’s
no end in sight. It is
now also clear that
government delay and
incompetence caused
needless deaths in the
aftermath of hurricane
Katrina, in opposition to
supposed national
preparedness after 2001.
We want to show that all
of these victims belong
in our conscience, and in
the conscience of the
nation," he said. Jones
added that Iraq "must
continue to be in our
minds. Even though
overwhelming evidence
shows that Iraq had no
connection with the 9-11
attacks, President Bush
has used those attacks to
gain support for his war
policy, and to divert
precious resources from
legitimate local safety
and preparedness. Even
now Bush uses the specter
of the "war on terror" to
attempt to justify the
unjustifiable war, and to
further reduce needed
domestic safety."
The commemoration is
sponsored by Communities
of Conscience, and the
San Diego Coalition for
Peace and Justice.
This commemoration is one
of several events in San
Diego during the month of
September which focus on
the war and the on-going
occupation of Iraq. This
vigil is San Diego´s
second day of weekend
activities coinciding
with the Washingon, D.C.
rally on this same
weekend. Picking up on
the theme made prominent
by Cindy Sheehan during
her encampment in
Crawford, Texas, Jones
said, "There is no noble
purpose and no reason in
killing innocent people
around the world, after
innocent people were
killed here. There is no
noble purpose, but
instead real harm to our
nation in the diversion
of money and manpower
away from real needs, to
the quagmire of Iraq. But
there is nobility,
responsibility and
patriotism in demanding
that this tragic death
stop. There is a wide
range of ways to make
that demand,
commemorative vigils,
marches and rallies. We
hope that everyone will
find the forum and venue
that is appropriate for
them, and will lend their
voices to the growing
call."
For more
information contact
Craig Jones, (858)
354-1785; or
Sally Kurzdorfer, (619)
445-6319
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Sunset, 1st Sunday of
Each Month
|
Monthly
Vigil for the
Fallen
Remember the
casualties of war. Help
read the names of U.S.
troops lost. Light a
candle in honor of the
dead. A visual memorial
of U.S. and Iraqi lives
lost.
Corner of 6th and
Laurel in Balboa Park.
Upcoming vigil dates (all
at sunset on Sunday):
Nov. 7th, December 5th,
January 2nd, February
6th.
Sponsored by
Military Families Speak
Out - San Deigo.
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September 24 - 26
|
National Mobilization to
End the War on Iraq
Save the date! In
conjunction with a
national mobilization to
Washington, D.C. called
by
United for Peace, we
will hold a large-scale
solidarity protest here
in San Diego.
From the UFPJ web
site:
More than two years after
the illegal and immoral
U.S. invasion of Iraq,
the nightmare continues.
A majority of Americans
believe that this war
never should have
happened, but our elected
representatives in
Washington continue to
rubber-stamp the Bush
Administration's
disastrous policies. It's
time to hold all pro-war
politicians accountable
for the deaths, the
destruction, the lies,
and the toll on our
communities! Our
mobilization will
coincide with the
meetings of the
International Monetary
Fund and World Bank,
whose economic policies
place corporate profits
ahead of basic human
needs worldwide.
Consider attending the
Washington, D.C. event.
Otherwise, check back
here for updates on the
local event.
|
Mondays, 7:00-9:00
p.m.
|
Attend
San Diego Coalition for
Peace and Justice
Meetings
First Church of the
Brethren, 3850 Westgate
Place. Meetings are
generally the first and
third Monday of each
month. If unsure, or for
more information, call
619-263-9301 or email
info@sdcpj.org.
[map]
[directions]
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Alternative Independence
Day and Activists'
Fair
The fair starts at
12:00 noon with
the feature event at
6:00 p.m. at the
Palomar UU Fellowship,
1600 Buena Vista Drive,
Vista.
Feature event at
6:00 p.m. will
honor those North County
people who have resisted
the war makers and their
agenda of perpetual war.
Among other things,
Fernando Suarez del Solar
and the
Guerrero Azteca
Project will unveil a
new strategy for peace
and make a special
presentation.
At 4:30,
Project YANO will
conduct a program on
military recruiters and
the prospects for a new
draft. This presentation
will be aimed at young
people and their parents,
but will contain
important information for
everyone. Military
recruitment is suddenly a
concern for millions, and
counter-recruitment
efforts have sprung up
all over the country. One
of the oldest and most
respected groups in the
country, Project YANO has
been instrumental in
advising and helping
organize these
efforts.
Stay tuned for updated
information on speakers.
More information is
available at the
North County Forum
web site.
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Saturday, June 18, 9:00
a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
|
"Just
War" Theory
What is a
“just”
war? Is there such a
thing? Is war moral? Who
decides?
Faith centers have a
responsibility to be
sounding-boards of truth
and morality. In this
role, debate about the
Iraq war cannot be
avoided. Come hear what
different religious
traditions have to say;
come and add your
voice!
Saturday, June 18,
9:00 a.m. - 12:00
p.m.
St. PaulÂ’s
Episcopal Cathedral
2728 Sixth Avenue, San
Diego, CA 92103
(619) 948-2462
Flyer:
[Adobe PDF]
[Word DOC]
Download the
Communities of Conscience
Statement of
Conscience Among
Followers of Faith:
[Adobe PDF]
[Word DOC]
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Wednesday, May 11 -
Friday, May 13
|
Pablo
Peredes Court
Martial
Three Days of Protest at
the court martial of Iraq
War Resister Pablo
Paredes, including these
events:
Voices of
Resistance
Tuesday, May 10, 7:00
p.m.
MLK Center / 6134 Benson
Avenue
War resisters Pablo
Paredes, Camilo Mejia and
Aiden Delgado with
surprise guest!
Put the War on
Trial
May 11th @ 7:30pm
MLK Center / 6134 Benson
Avenue
Author Naomi Klein,
international law expert
Marjorie Cohn and Pablo
Paredes.
Updated
Flyer!
[PDF]
[JPG]
The venue of the events
changed. The new flyers
have the correct venue of
Aswan Hall in National
City.
|
Saturday, March 19,
2005
|
March 19: The World
Says End the
War!
SATURDAY, MARCH 19:
GLOBAL DAY OF PROTEST
ON THE TWO-YEAR
ANNIVERSARY OF THE IRAQ
WAR
- End the War
- Bring the Troops
Home Now
- Rebuild Our
Communities
Rally and
March 2:00 p.m.,
6th and Laurel, Balboa
Park. Speakers, music,
poetry.
March 19-20 marks the
two-year anniversary of
the U.S. bombing and
invasion of Iraq. After
all of the death and
destruction, and with the
Bush administration
claiming a mandate to
continue their war,
there's a new urgency and
a stronger determination
within the global antiwar
movement to bring the
troops home now.
The San Diego
Coalition for Peace and
Justice is holding a
local protest in
conjunction with events
around the U.S. and
world-wide. Join us at
6th & Laurel in
Balboa Park at 2:00 p.m.
for speakers, music,
poetry, and a march.
[Flyer]
[Flyer 2]
[Flyer 2 - Half
Sheet]
Feeder Marches
CODE PINK Oceanside
to San Deigo 3-Day Feeder
March
THURSDAY March 17, 12
noon: Code Pink march
begins at Oceanside
Pier
FRIDAY March 18 10:30 am,
Leave Lomas Santa Fe
Drive Coaster Station
SATURDAY MARCH 19 1 p.m.
Leave Old Town Trolley
Station to march to
Balboa Park
North
County Coalition for
Peace and Justice
SATURDAY, MARCH 19,
Leave Oceanside on
Coaster at 11:52 a.m.;
stops in Carlsbad (2),
Encinitas and Solana
Beach. Arrive downtown
San Diego; 1 p.m. gather
in front of train station
on the patio facing
Broadway; join with
others there and march up
Broadway to Balboa
Park.
SOUTH
BAY ANTI-WAR MARCH!
SATURDAY, MARCH 19
7:00am Meet in National
City at the corner of 8th
and National City Blvd.
Sunrise March to end the
Occupations! Blessing our
communities.
11:00am Art Exhibit at
Chicano Park.
Commemorating lost
lives.
12:00 Noon Leave Chicano
Park March from
Aztlan!
1:20 PM Rally and
Drumming at City
College/Park Blvd. Books
not Combat!!
1:30 PM Leave City
College/Park Blvd Books
not Combat March!
1:40 PM Leave Space
Museum Fountain to the
Antiwar Rally March for a
Peaceful Community!
Info: Resistencia
Estudiantil, Nohelia
Ramos
xicanista_nr@yahoo.com
|
January 20, 2005,
4:30-6:30 p.m., Horton
Plaza
|
Protest the
Inauguration!
Rally with SDCPJ in a
festival of opposition as
San Diego turns its back
on Bush. Music, speakers,
poetry, and a march.
[Flyer]
[2-up Flyer]
|
Friday, June 25
|
Michael Moore's new
movie exposing some of
the scandalous conduct of
the Bush administration
opens in theaters
nationwide.
[Flyer]
|
Padres Home Game Nights,
4:30 - 6:30 p.m., 10th
& "A"
|
Highly
Visible Intersection
Bannering
Play Baseball, Not
Empire! We will be
holding banners at 10th
Avenue & "A" Street
during the game
traffic.
Other organizations
are encouraged to banner
at other corners on the
same days - please let us
know where and when you
will be bannering.
The next vigil will be
September 24.
|
Saturday, October 2,
2004, 12:00 noon
|
March
Against Operation
Gatekeeper
American Friends Service
Committee and Raza
Rights Coalition are
sponsoring a march
against Operation
Gatekeeper. Howard Lane
Park,
Dairy Mart & Beyer
Blvd. , San Ysidro.
SDCPJ urges everyone to
participate.
[Flyer]
[Website]
|
Thursday, September 9,
2004, 8:00 p.m.
|
Nationwide, a Thousand
Vigils for a Thousand
Fallen Soldiers
To mark the grim
milestone of 1,000 U.S.
military men and women
killed in the Iraq war,
United for Peace and
other organizations have
called for candlelight
vigils. So far nearly
1,000 have been scheduled
across the country. San
Diegans are gathering at
the following places, all
at 8:00 p.m.:
- Foot of Newport
Avenue in Ocean Beach -
Take I-8 all the way
west to Sunset Cliffs
Blvd., to Newport Ave.
Go west 3 blocks to the
beach.
- 3rd Avenue Park,
Chula Vista. Take I-5
to "E" Street, right on
3rd Avenue, 3 blocks on
right-hand side.
- Greyling Drive
& Sandrock Rd,
Serra Mesa
- Old Trolley Barn on
Adams Avenue between
Alabame & Georgia
Streets, San Diego
- Oceanside Library,
Pacific Coast Highway,
Oceanside
- 6th & Laurel,
Balboa Park, San
Diego
- Baron's Market
Place, 4001 Point Loma
Blvd. (just west of
Midway), San Diego
- Bird Park, 28th
& Thorne, San
Diego
Please see the
United for Peace
article for further
information, including
vigils in other areas of
the country.
From the UFPJ website:
"Our vigils will be
simple and dignified.
We'll gather at 8:00
P.M., and stand in a
circle, silently, for 45
minutes or so, holding
candles -- safely away
from anything that could
catch fire.
"Together, we'll
acknowledge the sacrifice
made by the 1,000 brave
American men and women
who have given their
lives in Iraq. It is a
time to silently honor
our fallen soldiers, and
to reflect on the
situation in Iraq where
114,000 American troops
are now serving, and the
events and decisions that
led to them being
stationed there.
"This is not a rally.
Although we may be moved
emotionally by our shared
reflection and
acknowledgement, this is
not the place for
speeches or
announcements.
"These ground rules
are important. We ask
that you only attend the
event if you agree to
abide by them."
[Statement]
|
Sunday, August 29, 2004,
1:00 p.m.
|
The
World Says No To
War!
Demonstration and
March, Park Blvd. &
Presidents Way, Balboa
Park
Make your voice heard!
On Sunday,
United for Peace will
holding a massive protest
at the Republican
Convention in New York
City. The San Diego
Coalition for Peace and
Justice is staging a
solidarity protest with
speakers, music, and a
march. Don't miss this
big event!
Special guest Ivan
Medina, a veteran whose
identical twin also
served in Iraq and was
killed last year, will
share his experiences and
thoughts. Representatives
of several prominent
local peace and justice
groups will also
speak.
[Flyer]
[Newsletter]
|
Saturday, July 31,
2004
|
Gay
Pride Parade - SDCPJ
Contingent
The San Diego
Coalition for Peace and
Justice will be marching
in the Pride Parade,
Saturday, July 31~~~SDCPJ
is number 77 in the
parade - which is about
half-way - with about 160
contingents in the
parade.
|
August 29, 2004 - Save
the Date!
|
The
World Says No to the Bush
Agenda
Join
United for Peace and
Justice in New York
City for a massive
demonstration on Sunday,
August 29th —
a curtain-raiser for the
Republican National
Convention, which begins
the following day.
Solidarity protests at
U.S. embassies around the
world. Check back for
information on San Diego
events.
|
Monday, July 5, 1:00
p.m.
|
3rd Annual
Alternative Independence
Day and Activists
Fair
Palomar UU Fellowship
in Vista,
1600 Buena Vista Drive,
Vista. Food, booths,
information tables, and
activities. The keynote
speaker will be
Chalmers Johnson,
who will speak at 7:00
p.m. after the fair.
|
Saturday, June 26, 1:00
p.m., Downtown
|
Bring Them Home Now!
Rally-Protest at Federal
Building
What will happen in
Iraq after June
30?
If this is supposed to
be a "handover of
power", why did
General John Abizaid,
Head of U.S. Central
Command, say
(Reuters,
May 19), "I
would predict ... that
the situation will become
more violent ... so it's
possible that we might
need more forces."
Military families,
veterans, active-duty
military, and concerned
citizens will all stand
up on June 26 for the
prompt return of our
loved ones from their
over-extended stay in
Iraq.
Join Military Families
Speak Out! and other
local groups at the
Federal Building at
1:00 p.m. on Saturday,
June 26. There will be a
program with speakers
from military families,
veterans, and active-duty
personnel.
[Flyer]
|
Monday, June 7, 4:00-6:00
p.m., Midway Carrier
Museum
|
TEACH PEACE, NOT
WAR!!
On June 7th, the
Midway
Museum, a
decommissioned aircraft
carrier docked in San
Diego Harbor, will
officially open. Please
join us in protesting the
glorification of war and
the militarization of our
youth.
This floating "museum"
is not just a passive
tribute to the U.S.'s
warfighting past. In
addition to attracting
thousands of tourists,
museum staff are already
working aggressively with
local school districts to
bring the young people of
San Diego city and county
to the museum for
programs which will
include a curriculum
written by museum staff
and playing video games
simulating war and battle
scenarios.
[Map]
[Flyer]
|
|
Sunday June 6, 2004, 2:00
PM, Balboa Park
|
End the Israeli
Occupation and
Destruction of
Palestine!
On June 5, 1967,
Israeli forces captured
the rest of Palestine,
which consisted of the
West Bank, Gaza and East
Jerusalem. 37 years
later, the brutal and
illegal occupation
continues.
Mark the anniversary
with Al-Awda San Diego,
International Socialist
Organization, San Diego
Coalition for Peace &
Justice, American Arab
Anti-Discrimination
Committee and all
Concerned Citizens for a
protest at
6th & Laurel in
Balboa Park.
[Updated flyer]
|
Wednesday, May 26, 4:00 -
6:00 p.m., Mission
Valley
|
Who Is
Responsible for Iraqi
Torture?
CACI International,
Inc. was the company most
implicated in the Iraq
torture report. Come
protest torture, rape,
murder, war, and
corporate mercenaries at
their San Diego offices
at
1011 Camino Del Rio
South. This follows
our
protest at Titan two
weeks ago.
[Press release]
[Pictures]
|
Friday, May 21, 7:30
p.m., First Church of the
Brethren
|
The Baghdad Project
|
One Hundred Voices.
One Hundred Faces. A
Story About War.
The Baghdad Project is a
multimedia presentation
of 100 photographs and
personal stories of Iraqi
citizens, told in their
own words. The visual and
audio portraits of the
Iraqi people explore what
they think about the
Americans, their dreams
for themselves, and their
hopes for the future.
[Press Release]
[www.baghdadproject.com]
|
Thursday, May 6, 4:00 -
6:00 p.m., La Jolla
|
Protest
the Shocking Abuses!
San Diego's own Titan
Corporation was one of
two U.S. paramilitary
companies named by the
Army report of "sadistic,
blatant, and wanton
criminal abuses" of
detainees at the Abu
Ghraib prison.
In conjunction with
Activist San Diego, we
are having a protest and
press conference at
Titan's headquarters at
3033 Science Park
Road in La Jolla.
Be aware that parking
may be difficult.
[Press release]
[Pictures]
|
Sunday, April 25, 2004,
Balboa Park
|
EarthFair 2004
Annual Balboa Park
Earth Day event -
hundreds of tables and
displays of conservation
information, science,
crafts, and more. Look
for the SDCPJ table on
Presidents Way.
|
Saturday, May 1, 2004,
Oceanside
|
North
County Coalition for
Peace and Justice
Protest
Oceanside,
California, details
TBA. Also see the
NCCPJ web site.
|
May
1st is fast approaching.
While the rest of the
world celebrates Labor
Day, Americans have
Bush's notorious
"Mission
Accomplished" stunt
to look back on. On May
1, 2003, the President
ordered a San Diego-bound
aircraft carrier held
just off the coast until
he could arrive in a
fighter plane to announce
the "end to significant
fighting in Iraq". It was
the height of hubris --
and one year later, Bush
and his administration
seem no wiser.
Recent weeks have seen
a dramatic escalation in
death and destruction
more than one year after
the beginning of the
U.S.-led war.
Increasingly oppressive
occupation tactics have
led to escalating
displays of violence on
both sides. Fighting has
spread in cities
throughout Iraq,
overwhelming already
strapped hospitals. The
U.S.-led coalition has
fired rockets and
deployed 500-pound bombs
on civilian populations.
By April 13th, local
clinics reported more
than
600 Iraqi civilian
deaths in Fallujah
alone; 40 died in a
single attack on a
mosque. U.S. casualties
are also mounting. In the
first 22 days in April,
105 U.S. service members
lost their lives.
This is double the number
from all of March and
more than any month so
far. San Diego has been
hit hard: more than
100 local service members
have died in Iraq so
far.
[Full SDCPJ Statement on
the
Escalation]
Emergency
Response!
In response to the
deteriorating situation
in Iraq, there has been a
call for Emergency
Protests this weekend. In
San Diego county, four
events are planned (at
the moment)....We urge
you to take part in as
many as you can. This
goal is to be as visible
EVERYWHERE as we can.
Can't come? Hold a vigil
in your community; hold
banners at key
intersections. Get out
there!
Saturday
4/10/04, 4-6
p.m. San Diego
Coalition for Peace
and Justice:
Join us for a Vigil
at 10th and A,
downtown San Diego
(may go longer).
Thousands of people
will be pouring
into downtown San
Diego for the 7
p.m. Baseball
game--Join us to
hold banners at
this major "feeder"
intersection. Info:
619-263-9301 or
http://www.sdcpj.org
Friday (4/9/04)
7:00 p.m. North
County Coalition for
Peace and Justice:
Candlelight vigil on
Coast Highway/Pier View
in front of the Oceanside
library at 7:00 pm. Info:
carablaze@yahoo.com
or
http://www.grassrootsusa.com
Saturday (4/10/04)
noon-2:00 p.m. ANSWER
San Diego protest, 4th
and Broadway in front of
Horton Plaza. For more
information, call
619-692-4422.
Saturday (4/10/04)
3:00-5:00 p.m. North
County Coalition for
Peace and Justice:
Protest in Carlsbad on
Carlsbad Village Rd. at
I-5, from . Info:
carablaze@yahoo.com
or
http://www.grassrootsusa.com
Download PDFs of:
[Press Release]
[SDCPJ Statement on the
Escalation]
[Both]
MARCH 20
Global Day of
Action |
Saturday 12:00 p.m.
- Federal Building
- Front and
Broadway
2:00 p.m. - Balboa
Park - 6th and
Laurel
|
The World
Still Says
No To War
- Multiple
marches converge
at the protest
site
- Program of
speakers, music,
etc., TBA.
- Participate
in a unified,
worldwide protest
against the Iraq
war and the
culture of
war
- Organized by
the M20 Coalition
of over 30 local
groups
Join SDCPJ at
noon at the Federal
Building, Front
Street and
Broadway, for a
mini-program and a
1:00 p.m. march to
the park; or at
noon at City
College at Park
Boulevard and "C"
Street. for a 1:00
p.m march. The
marches will arrive
together at 6th
& Laurel in
time for the 2:00
p.m. main
event.
For a shorter
1:30 p.m. march,
gather at the
fountain by the
Reuben H. Fleet
Science Center at
1:00.
Maps:
[Protest
Site]
Flyers:
[B&W, 200k]
[Color,
200k]
Web sites:
[M20 Coalition]
[United for Peace
M20 Page]
|
Monday,
January 19, 2004 - 7:00
p.m.
A Public
Meeting With Fernando
Suarez
The father of fallen
Marine Jesus Suarez del
Solar will speak on his
recent peace mission to
Iraq.
First Church of the
Brethren, 3850 Westgate
Place, San
Diego
[View or print
flyer]
Saturday,
January 17, 2004 - 9:30
a.m.
Join the
SDCPJ contingent in the
Martin Luther King Jr.
Parade
Assemble at the parking
lot of the County
Administration Building
near Pacific Highway and
Grape St. (Look for peace
flags, banners and
signs.)
To view or print flyer,
click here.
[Event report,
pictures]
Wednesday,
January 14, 2004 -
6:30-8:30
p.m.
Living
With War: A Follow-Up
Community Meeting for
Military Families and
Friends and All Those
Concerned About Our
Troops
San Diego Downtown
Central Library, 820 "E"
Street, 2nd Floor Meeting
Room.
Bilingual.
View or print
flyer
On January 5th,
over 40 people
representing 18
organizations came
together to form a
working committee to plan
for the San Diego
component of the March 20
global day of action
against the war and
occupation in Iraq. This
represents a big step
forward for the San Diego
Peace movement as we take
strides together to end
the occupation. All
interested in building
for March 20th should
join us! (For more info
on March 20th see the
website of United For
Peace and Justice at
www.unitedforpeace.org.)
Participating Groups:
San Diego Coalition For
Peace and Justice
(SDCPJ), Arab-American
Anti-Discrimination
Committee (ADC), Ocean
Beach Grassroots
Organization (OB-GO) San
Diego County Green Party,
Al-Awda San Diego
Chapter, National
Lawyer's Guild,
International Action
Center (IAC), MESIC, UCSD
Peace Coalition,
International Socialist
Organization (ISO),
Actvist San Diego, Peace
Resource Center,
California Coalition
Against Poverty (CCAP),
ANSWER, Democratic
Socialists of America
(DSA), Peace and Freedom
Party, SNAFU, Imam Jamil
Coalition and more...
[Full text]
Monday, December
22, 2003, 4:30-6:30
p.m.
Second
Annual Candlelight
Solstice Peace Vigil,
Balboa
Park
Sponsored by the San
Diego Coalition for Peace
& Justice and
supported by Activist San
Diego.
4:30-5:30 Gather at the
R.H. Fleet fountain near
Park Blvd. to greet the
longest night of the
year, light our candles
and hear from several
speakers.
5:30 We will proceed on
Laurel Ave. (by twos)
with candles and
percussion instruments to
the SE corner of 6th and
Laurel.
6:00 We will create a
circle on the grass at
the SE corner of 6th and
Laurel and invite people
to come to the microphone
to share inspiring,
thoughtful, peaceful
words or song for up to 1
minute each. After our
closing speaker (at about
6:30) we will be escorted
back to our cars by
peacekeepers.
DRESS VERY WARMLY
AND BRING A CANDLE IN A
CUP AND A DRUM OR OTHER
PERCUSSION
INSTRUMENT!
National Day
of Protest - Saturday,
October 25, 2003
Federal
Building, Front &
Broadway
MARCH & RALLY at
1:00
p.m.
For more information,
call (619) 263-9301 or
email
info@sdcpj.org.
Thursday, September
11, 2003 - 7:00 p.m.
Federal Building, Front
& Broadway
PEACE
VIGIL
Please
join us in a Candlelight
Vigil with speakers,
poetry, and music by
Peggy Watson
...
September 11, 2001 -
3,030 civilian deaths
War against Afghanistan -
3,500 civilian deaths
(minimum)
War against Iraq - 6,118
civilian deaths
(minimum)
Bring candles!
For more information,
call (619) 263-9301 or
email
info@sdcpj.org.
Thursday, August 14
- 4:00-7:30 p.m.
San Diego Convention
Center:
PROTEST
PRESIDENT BUSH'S VISIT TO
SAN DIEGO!
Please join us in saying
"NO" to Bush's foreign
and domestic
policies!
Stop the Lies!
Bring the Troops Home
Now!
Come join
the San Diego Coalition
for Peace and Justice's
protest at Bush's
campaign fundraiser on
Thursday, August 14 at
the San Diego Convention
Center. Please note we
have changed the time to
the
following:
WE
WILL BEGIN OUR PRESENCE
AT THE CONVENTION CENTER
AT 4 P.M. SO THAT PEOPLE
COMING TO THE EVENT WILL
SEE US! THE PROTEST WILL
BE CONTINUOUS FROM 4 P.M.
UNTIL 7:30! COME AS EARLY
AS YOU CAN/OR WHENEVER
YOU CAN DURING OUR
TIMEFRAME! WE NEED
EVERYBODY
THERE!
We will be on the east
side of Harbor Drive
between 1st and 5th, in
the grassy strip between
the street curb and the
trolley fence. Parking
will be tight. If you
take the trolley, you can
get off at either 1st
(Convention Center West
stop) or 5th
(Gaslamp/Convention
Center stop).
Monday, August 18th,
7:00-9:00 p.m. -
SDCPJ Educational Meeting
at First Church of the
Brethren, 3850 Westgate
Place, San Diego. Topic
will be: "Corporate
America & War
Profiteering in Iraq."
Featured speaker: Gopal
Dayaneni.
The following list
of events is provided as
a community
service:
-Commemorating all the
victims of the nuclear
age
-Calling for an end to
all weapons of mass
destruction
-Calling for an end to
the Bush Administration
lies
-Calling to bring our
troops home now
For more information,
call (619) 263-9301 or
email
info@sdcpj.org.
To view or print flyer,
click here.
Come to our
general
meetings!
THE
SAN DIEGO COALITION FOR
PEACE AND JUSTICE meets
the FIRST and THIRD
MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH, 7
P.M. Meetings are
held at the First Church
of the Brethren, 3850
Westgate Place,
San Diego. The
first Monday is a working
meeting and the third
Monday is an educational
meeting. For more
information, call (619)
263-9301 or email
info@sdcpj.org.
For directions,
click here.
Monday, June 16,
7:00-9:00 p.m.:
PALESTINE AND
THE PEACE MOVEMENT:
An Essential and
Timely Educational
Forum
Hosted by the San Diego
Coalition for Peace and
Justice
Where: First Church of
the Brethren, 3850
Westgate Place, San
Diego
- Why is the
Palestine-Israel issue
important to the peace
movement, in the U.S. and
worldwide?
- What challenges does it
present to the peace
movement?
- What do you need to
know to make informed
choices?
Panelists:
- Yousef Abudayyeh,
Middle East Cultural and
Information Center
- Marjorie Cohn,
Professor, Thomas
Jefferson School of
Law
- Carol Jahnkow, Peace
Resource Center
For more information,
call (619) 263-9301 or
email
info@sdcpj.org.
For directions,
click here.
Please print this flyer
and distribute. To view
or print flyer, click
here
see flyer
|
SATURDAY, MARCH 4th,
8:00pm
|
|
Saturday, July 8th &
Sunday, July 9th, 10:00
AM-4:00 PM
|
"No
SLACK TILL THEY'RE ALL
BACK"
Peace and Anti-war
Art exhibition
along with
"BRING THEIR BUDDIES
HOME"
Paul Vauchelet's
Memorial Tribute to
America's
heroes
FREE - OPEN TO
ALLSaturday July 8th
& Sunday July 9th
Hours: 10AM-4PM
SDVAG Fine Arts Gallery
1098 Ninth Ave, San Diego
92101 (Ninth Ave & C St
downtown)
RECEPTION:
Saturday July 8th ,
1PM-3PM
Entertainment: In-Material
Uprising, Music, Ahote'
vocal & drums.
Carlos and Melinda
Arredondo (Gold Star
Family for Peace)
will speak on Saturday July
8th 11AM (limited seating
Please RSVP)
The Arredondo's,
Jeeni Criscenzo &
Enrique Morones
will speak at Joyce Beer's
Center in Hillcrest
Saturday July 8th 4-7PM
Info & RSVP
(858)342-2814
ininfinitearts@yahoo.com
CLICK HERE FOR SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY FLYER
CLICK HERE FOR SATURDAY
JOYCE BEERS EVENT
FLYER
|
TUESDAY,
JUNE 27TH, 12:00 NOON
|
TUESDAY, JUNE
27TH, 12:00 NOON
FEDERAL BUILDING,
DOWNTOWN
URGENT CALL!
SUPPORT LT.
WATADA
On
June 7th, 2006, U.S. Army
First Lieutenant Ehren
Watada became the first
commissioned officer to
publicly announce his
opposition to the Iraq war
and his intent to refuse to
deploy with his unit to
Iraq.Join
the National Lawyers Guild,
Friends of Lt. Watada, and
others in a rally to
Support Lt. Watada on
Tues., June 27th, 12:00
noon, Federal Building, 880
Front Street, downtown San
Diego.
Speakers include
Professor of Law Majorie
Cohn who met with Lt.
Watada earlier this month,
Jon Monday of Veterans for
Peace; and others. Lt.
Watada has been put under
confinement and a complete
gag order without
charge.
For more info., call
858-483-6018
LT. WATATDA'S WEBSITE
www.thankyoult.org
CLICK FOR FLYER
|
THURSDAY, JUNE 22
|
THURSDAY, JUNE
22
6:30 PM
IBEW Local 569
(Electrical Workers) Union
Hall
4545 Viewridge Ave.
92123
(Directions
Below)
SAN
DIEGO PREMIERE
FILM SHOWING
Meeting Face to
Face The Iraq-US
Labor Solidarity
Tour
Hear those most
affected by the Iraq
war:
Iraqi
workersMeeting Face
to Face follows six
senior Iraqi labor leaders
through 25 U.S. cities
during the June 2005
Iraq-U.S.Labor Solidarity
Tour, sponsored by U.S.
Labor Against the War.
Speaking to American
audiences for the first
time, Iraqis explain why
the primary condition for a
peaceful resolution in Iraq
is ending the U.S.
occupation, and why an
independent labor movement
is crucial in creating a
democratic society.
DIRECTIONS:
I-15 Balboa Ave. exit,
go west on Balboa 1.0
mile,
turn right on Viewridge
Avenue,
go 0.1 mile.
Suggested donation: $5
Flyer to download
|
FRIDAY,
JUNE 2 at 7:00 PM
|
FRIDAY, JUNE 2
7:00 PM
THOMAS JEFFERSON SCHOOL OF
LAW
Independent
Journalists
DAHR JAMAIL
and
MARK
MANNINGIndependent
journalists discuss the
realities of Iraq and
present "Caught in the
Crossfire", a short film
about Falluja, followed by
questions from the
audience
Sponsored by
The National Lawyers
Guild
The San Diego Coalition
for Peace &
Justice
Global Voices for
Justice, and
AWAREThomas
Jefferson School of
Law
2120 San Diego Avenue
Room 200
San Diego, CA 92110
For more information,
please contact Marjorie
Cohn at 619-374-6923
or email to
marjorie@tjsl.edu
Flyer for Jamail &
Manning
|
SATURDAY, JUNE 3RD
|
SATURDAY, JUNE
3RD
Different Paths to
a Common Goal :
PEACE
Jewish, Christian, &
Muslim speakers share
how
their passionate
peacemaking is rooted in
faith, with guest
speakers...
Congressman Bob
Filner
Azim Khamisa
Linda K.Williams/Sylvia
Boaz Leighton
WHERE: First Church of the
Brethren of San Diego
3850 Westgate Place, San
Diego CA 92105
WHEN: Saturday, June 3,
2006
6:30-7:00 pm Fair Trade
coffee/tea, goodies, book
signing, tabling,
fellowship,
music by guitarist " KEV"
(Kevin Rones)
7:00-8:00 pm: Speakers
8:00-8:30 pm: Questions
& Answers
8:30-9:00 pm: Book
Signing
SPONSORED BY: First Church
of the Brethren (an
historic peace church)
and the Communities of
Conscience.
ENDORSED BY:
San Diego Coalition for
Peace and Justice
Peace Resource Center
Restorative Justice
Mediation Program
Tariq Khamisa
Foundation
Global Village
Foundation
Click to Download
Different paths
|
TUESDAY,
MAY 23RD
|
TUESDAY, MAY 23,
2006 9:30AM
DICK
CHENEY COMING TO SAN
DIEGO!
JOIN THE
PROTEST
Dick Cheney is in town to
support Brian Bilbray at
the Sheraton San Diego
Hotel and Marina
1380 Harbor Island Drive,
San Diego, CA 92101
Event doors open at
10:15 am; protest outside
hotel; some people will be
there at 9:30 a.m.
Please bring your signs of
protest!
Public
parking is limited on
Harbor Island; come
early.
Paid parking is available
at the airport, you can
then walk across Harbor
Drive directly to Harbor
Island Drive.
|
WEDNESDAY, MAY 17
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Wednesday, May
17
NATIONAL
CALL-IN
Protest the warrantless
wiretapping
Sponsored by the
National Lawyers Guild
From
Guild President Michael
Avery:
Dear Friends,
It's time to register our
outrage that the
President broke the law
by permitting the
wiretapping of Americans
without warrants!
On Wednesday, May 17,
join the Bill of Rights
Defense Committee in a
National Call-in to let
your members of Congress
know that it is their job
to hold the President
accountable. We need to
tell Congress to protect
us from unreasonable
searches and seizures and
find out how many
Americans are being
wiretapped, in violation
of the law. (Visit our
resources page for more
information about
warrantless
wiretapping.)
Mark your calendar, and
tell your friends. We
will send you more
information, including
talking points, by May
15. To ensure this
effort's success, the
BORDC has teamed up with
other organizations
including the ACLU and
People For the American
Way, each of which will
take responsibility for a
day the week of May
15.
Help us by calling
Congress and saying,
"Investigate, don't
legislate."
On Wednesday, May 17,
call the Capitol
switchboard,
202-224-3121, and ask the
operator to connect you
(24 hours a day) or call
your legislators directly
(find their Washington
office phone numbers at
www.visi.com/juan/congress).
Tell Congress that we
want to know how many
Americans have had
their phone calls or
emails eavesdropped on
by the NSA without any
check. No more
secrecy. No more
law-breaking. We want
to know, and we want
to know now.
Thanks for all you
do!
The Bill of Rights
Defense Committee
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MAY 12TH
5:00 PM
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MAY
12TH 5:00
PM
PROTEST AGAINST
PLANS FOR AN
ATTACK ON IRAN!
LEAFLET WITH US IN
HILLCREST
Friday May 12th,
5:00 PM
6th &
University
Your
government is now gearing
up for an attack on Iran,
with covert operations
already underway, plans
being drawn up that
include the use of
nuclear weapons, and a
campaign of lies pumped
out by government
officials that we heard 3
years ago.
On May 12th we
will be on the corners
of 6th and University
in Hillcrest at 5p.m.
during rush hour with
this new poster and
others. Join us-email
or call if you plan to
be there-or just come.
We will fill the four
corners of that
intersection, and
expand to other
intersections, passing
out leaflets, and
urging people to get
involved. We will also
pass out leaflets and
inform people of the
October 5, 2006- the
day to let the whole
country know there is a
Force in this Country
Determined to Drive Out
the Bush
Regime.
Call
619-944-6786
or email to:
World Can't
Wait
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UFP&J STATEMENT ON
IRAN
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SATURDAY, MAY 6TH 12:00
PM
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SATURDAY, MAY 6TH
12:00 PM
PEACE DEMONSTRATION
ON SATURDAY
MAY 6TH AT 12 PM
THE FEDERAL BUILDING,
DOWNTOWN
COME AND JOIN THIS PEACE
DEMONSTRATION AND BE
HEARD
HELP STOP THE WAR BEFORE
IT STARTS
NO WAR OR SANCTIONS ON
IRAN
President Bush
has refused to rule out a
U.S. nuclear attack on
Iran if Iran doesn't halt
its uranium enrichment
activities, declaring on
April 18th: "All options
are on the table."
With the majority of the
people in this country
now opposing the war in
Iraq, it's almost
inconceivable that the
Bush Administration could
be planning to launch
another illegal, immoral
war
.
DATE: SATURDAY, MAY 6,
2006 FROM 12:00-2:00
PM
LOCATION: 880 FRONT
STREET, SAN DIEGO
92101
CONTACT: ALI GOLCHIN:
619-827-8777
SPONSORED BY:
CASMII
Campaign Against
Sanctions and Military
Intervention in Iran,
PEACE
RESOURCE
CENTER
Peace Resource Center of
San Diego
and the SDCPJ
San Diego Coalition For
Peace And Justice
Albert Einstein: The
world is a dangerous
place, not because of
those who do evil, but
because of those who look
on and do
nothing.st
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MONDAY,
MAY 1, 2006 ALL DAY!
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MONDAY, MAY 1, 2006
ALL DAY!
THE
MAY 1st
National
Boycott
Don't buy ANYTHING,
not even a piece of
gum.
Stand for International
Labor Day!
Show them the power of our
numbers
and our economic
power.
San Diego May 1,
2006
EVENTS!!
1. 8
a.m., Escondido, Prayer
service, march and rally,
Iglesia Monte de los
Olivos, 331 W. Fourth Ave.
to Escondido City Hall.
Info:
760-443-6443
2.
11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., San
Marcos: Rally at California
State University San
Marcos, Kellogg Library
Plaza, 333 S. Twin Oaks
Valley Road. Info:
760-484-8570
3.
Noon, San Ysidro: March
(2.8 miles) from Larson
Park (a.k.a the Cesar
Chavez Community Center)
455 Sycamore Rd. in San
Ysidro at 12:00 PM;
speeches, music, voter
registration, cultural
presentations and much,
much more! We will then go
on a triangular route
march, first to the San
Ysidro border crossing
where we will meet the
Mexico contingency, and
then return to Larson Park
for closing speeches,
music, and voter
registration. Info:
may1stop@yahoo.com or
619-274-0894
4.
Noon, Tijuana: March to the
U.S. Consulate from Centro
Comercial Las Brisas in the
La Mesa District; Info:
619-216-0095
5.
5:30-7:30 p.m., San Diego:
Rally & Candlelight
Vigil, Balboa Park, corner
of 6th and Laurel;
speakers, voter
registration. Info:
619-644-5700
6.
5:30-8:30 p.m., Escondido:
Rally, vigil, speakers,
voter registration. Grape
Day Park, 321 N. Broadway.
Info:
760-672-7419.
PRESS
RELEASE
Contact: Prof. Elva
Salinas/619-962-2132
Jazmin
Morelos/619-274-0894
"Bi-National Great
American Boycott of
2006"
"El Gran Paro Bi-Nacional
Americano 2006"
"A day
without an immigrant"
"Un dia sin
immigrante"
WHEN: San Diego May
1, 2006: Call to
Action!
WHERE: The United States
side will march from
Larsen Park starting at
noon, then to the San
Ysidro border crossing
where we will meet the
Mexico contingency. We
will then return to the
starting point for
speeches, music, voter
registration, cultural
presentations and much,
much more!
WHO: "March 25th
Coalition against HR4437
San Diego" will join the
"March 25th Coalition
against HR4437 Los
Angeles," the organizers
of the mega march of
almost 2 million on March
25th, in their efforts
toward "El Gran Paro
Americano 2006."
Nationwide Immigrant
General Strike Wear White
T-Shirt on May 1st!
More Info: On May 1, we
are calling for No Work,
No School, No Sales, and
No Buying, and also to
have rallies around
symbols of economic trade
in your areas (stock
exchanges, anti-immigrant
corporations, etc.) to
protest the
anti-immigrant movements
across the country.
On May 1, we will wear
"white" a T-Shirt and/or
white arm bands, we can
paint and write our
political demands (and
creative arts) at the
T-shirt go to rally,
protest, strike, vigil,
work or school--we will
have a ocean of white
T-shirts with our
political demands from
east coast to west coast,
at the street, work
place, school, bus
station & store...
and our voice will be
LOUD AND CLEAR AND CANNOT
BE SILENT FOR EVER!
We will settle for
nothing less than full
amnesty and dignity for
the millions of
undocumented workers
presently in the U.S. We
believe that increased
enforcement is a step in
the wrong direction and
will only serve to
facilitate more tragedies
along the Mexican-U.S.
border in terms of deaths
and family
separation.
Immigrants contribute 7
billion in social
security per year. they
earn 240 billion, report
90 billion, and only are
reimbursed 5 billion,
"where are the 85
billion?" They also
contribute to the U.S.
economy 25 billion more
than they receive in
healthcare, etc., etc.,
etc.
According to the
anti-immigrant
politicians and
hate-mongers, "immigrants
are a drain on society."
If this is true, then on
May 1st the stock market
will surge, and the
economy will boom. If
not, we prove them wrong
once and for all. We know
what will happen because
we know the truth!
Rally &
Evening vigil
Sponsored by the San
Diego Coalition for
Conprehensive
Immigration
Reform
Balboa Park
corner of 6th &
Laurel St.
5:30-7:30 Rally and
Education/Information
booth (i.e. voter reg.,
call-in station, letter
writing station,
citizenship
information, school
curriculum
information)
7:30pm - Candlelight
Vigil & walk
Bring: the family,
signs, water, wear
white, flags,
candles.
SEE EVERYONE AT
1PM AND LATER ON AT
5:30PM!
Keep checking
this website for updated
details.
CLICK HERE FOR
HANDOUTS
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MONDAY,
APRIL 17TH 6:30 to 11:00 or
later
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Monday, April 17th
6:30 to 11:00 or
later
WAR TAX
PROTEST
There will be a
Tax Protest in front of the
Midway Post Office where
lines of cars will be
waiting to drop off their
tax return forms.
Protesters will be in
front, handing out flyers
and carrying signs.
The Libertarian Party will
bring Pizza at
7:30.
Remember, your
taxes are war
taxes.6:30
p.m. to 11:00pm or
later
Contact Jesse at
619-754-5979 cell or office
at 619 795-0669
SD Libertarian Party
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TUESDAY,
APRIL 18TH
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Tuesday, April
18th:
Brewed
Awakening
Fair trade
coffee, tea and speakers
that stir the social
conscience
Featuring
RABBI MICHAEL LERNER
Author of
THE LEFT HAND OF GOD
Taking Back Our Country
From the Religious
Right
7:00-8:30 pm
Brown
Chapel
Point Loma Nazarene
University
Sponsored by The Center for
Justice and Reconciliation
of
Point Loma Nazarene
University
and
The San Diego Network of
Spiritual Progressives
For more information
contact:
Network
for Spiritual
Progressives
For directions to the
University call
619-819-2200 or go to:
Campus
Directions
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SATURDAY, APRIL 8TH
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Saturday, April
8:
March from Chicano Park
to Pantoja
Park
Begins 1 p.m. at
Chicano Park
Organized by American
Friends Service Committee,
619-233-4114
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SUNDAY,
APRIL 9TH
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IMMIGRANTS ARE
AMERICA
March for Dignity,
Respect and Hope
MARCH WITH US ON
SUNDAY, APRIL
9TH
BALBOA PARK
(6TH & LAUREL)
MEET AT 1PM AND MARCH AT
2PM
America is a nation of
immigrants! Our nation was
founded on the basis of
JUSTICE AND EQUALITY
We March for
Justice!
We march to say
NO to the criminalization
of immigrants and
NO to the creation of an
immigrant
underclass!
Call for more
information:
San Diego & South Bay:
619-255-6986
North County: Arnoldo Marin
760-672-7419
East County: Eva Pacheco
619-401-4150
UNITED WE
STAND
Nothing Less Than
Amnesty!
AMNESTY RALLY AND
FEEDER MARCH
10 AM AT CITY COLLEGE
ACROSS FROM McDONALD'S
Rally 10 AM to 12
PM, March to the Park to
join the
IMMIGRANTS ARE AMERICA
march
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MONDAY,
APRIL 10TH
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Monday, April
10:
National Day of Action on
Immigration
Anti-immigrant
forces are mounting a
fierce battle in Congress
to push through
heavy-handed measures that
would violate fundamental
rights and freedoms and
break up immigrant
families. The House has
already passed the
unrealistic and punitive
"enforcement only" bill
that would turn hundreds of
thousands of immigrants
into criminals. Now the
Senate is debating its own
bill.
On Monday April 10,
2006, immigrants and their
allies are organizing a
National Day of Action for
Immigrant Rights. We are
urging you to take the
opportunity to join
immigrant groups, unions,
faith-based groups, civil
rights organizations, and
others to press our elected
officials to protect the
rights of all members of
our communities by
supporting real,
comprehensive immigration
reform.
April 10 will continue
the historic mobilizations
recently organized in Los
Angeles, Chicago,
Milwaukee, DC, and other
cities. Groups in more than
45 localities have already
planned events.
We in the peace movement
must stand together with
all who suffer from
injustice. The right-wing
has targeted immigrants in
its so-called "war on
terror." It's time for the
war abroad and the racial
profiling and religious
intolerance at home to
end.
Details
Pending
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SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH 1:00
PM
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The 3rd
Anniversary of
the Iraq
War
ANTI-WAR RALLY
AND
PEACE FESTIVAL
6TH
& LAUREL
BALBOA PARK SAN DIEGO
PEACE FESTIVAL 1:00 -
5:00
ANTI-WAR RALLY 2:00 -
4:00
The
week surrounding March 18th
will mark the third
anniversary of a war that
never should have happened
-- a war based on lies that
continues to devastate the
lives of thousands, both in
Iraq and the United States.
The San Diego Coalition
for Peace & Justice
joins our partners in the
global antiwar movement in
calling for a massive
outpouring of opposition to
the war in Iraq. We are
urging opponents of the war
to rally in the park to
show outrage for the lies
and deception our leaders
have inflicted upon the
United States and the rest
of the world.
The North County
Coalition for Peace &
Justice will be organizing
a "Peace Train" on the
Coaster that will arrive at
the Santa Fe train station
at 1:00. People are
encouraged to meet them and
march to the park. Please
check the NCCP&J
website, nccpj.org ,
for more
information.
There will be a rally
and march starting at 11:30
am at San Diego City
College. There will be a
march to the park at
approximately 1:00. This
action is endorsed by San
Diego Al-Awda, The
Palestine Right to Return
Coalition, National Council
of Arab Americans, Free
Palestine Alliance,
International Action
Center, among other
organizations (complete
list will be posted at
http://al-awdasandiego.org
). For further information
and group participation,
please contact: Al-Awda San
Diego, The Palestine Right
to Return Coalition, PO Box
131352, Carlsbad, CA 92013,
USA Tel: 760-685-3243;Fax:
360-933-3568 E-mail:
info@al-awadasandiego.org
or
www.al-awdasandiego.org
Please download our
flyers and pass them on to
friends, relatives, and
even STRANGERS so that they
will know about this
important event in San
Diego.
CLICK HERE (pdf file):
Flyers#1/2,2up
CLICK HERE (pdf
file):
En Español,2up
CLICK HERE (pdf
file):
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CHOCOLATE",2up
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SUNDAY,
MONDAY, TUESDAY MARCH 12, 13,
14
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EVENT: GUERRERO
AZTECA WALK FOR PEACE
San Diego County Phase
Sunday, March 12 through
Tuesday, March 14,
2006
CONTACT NUMBERS:
Media Liaison: Bob Fitch
(831) 419−5832 −
general information and
updated arrival times at
stops along march route Well
known peace activists
participating in the march:
Fernando Suarez Del Solar,
Father of Jesus, killed March
23, 2003 in Iraq ( 858)
774−0172 Pablo Paredes
(619) 857−4947 Refused
Navy assignment to Iraq
Martin Eder GAPP and
Director, Activist San Diego
(619) 871−9354
OBJECTIVE: A 241 mile
March for Peace and Against
the War in Iraq will begin
Sunday, March 12 in Tiajuana,
Mexico , continue north
through San Diego County,
stopping in Barrio Logan,
Chicano Park; March 13 in
Escondido to visit the grave
of Fernando Suarez Marine son
killed early in the Iraq War;
at San Marcos City Hall and
in Vista at a military
recruiting office; and on
March 14, in Oceanside at the
Navy Recruiting office,
culminating in a vigil at the
entrance to Camp Pendleton.
(A detailed schedule of the
highlights and approximate
times will follow.)
After San Diego County,
the march will continue on to
the Cesar Chavez burial site
in La Paz, CA. arriving on
March 22, culminating in the
Mission District of San
Francisco with a memorial
ceremony and blood drive from
March 26 to March 27. March
23 will mark the third
anniversary of the death of
Fernando's son Jesus in
Iraq.
There will be several
stops daily; with press
conferences, rallies at
recruitment offices, military
bases, high schools, evening
events, churches at night,
etc.
WHY: Latinos represent
nearly 15% of the US
population and 11% of the US
military, with many serving
in combat or hazardous duty
occupations. In addition, an
estimated 20% of the fallen
service members in the early
months of the invasion were
Latino. With the continued
growth of the Latino
population and its vital
importance to the future of
this country, it is time the
Latino community became an
active and vocal part of the
60%+ of US citizens that
oppose this War. It is also
time to show the Latino
community that they have a
voice and a right to fight
for peace and stability.
Fernando Suarez Del Solar is
committed to
self−sacrifice. At 50
years of age he cares more
about ending this war then
even his own health. This
march will make a call not
only to the Latino population
but to all those who agree
with our message "No more
bloodshed in Iraq.
GUERRERO AZTECA WALK FOR
PEACE DAILY HIGHLIGHTS
DAY ONE: Sunday, March 12,
2006 Tiajuana, Mexico &
Barrio Logan
6:30 a.m. Public School #44
− corner Cajeme St.
& Nacori Street (3 blocks
north of Diaz Ordaz
Blvd.)
9:00 a.m. CECUT −
Tiajuana's Cultural Center
− Press Conference
11:30 a.m. Border Crossing
San Ysidro via Palacio
Municipal Bridge
Memorial High School, Barrio
Logan
5:00 − 6:00 Chicano
Park Vigil
DAY TWO: Monday, March 13,
2006 Escondido & San
Marcos 8:00−8:30 a.m.
Begin march at I −15 at
Via Rancho Parkway
9:30 a.m. Kit Carson Park
− pay respects at "Tree
of Peace" planted by Fernando
in honor of his son
11:00 a.m. Oak Hill Memorial
Park, 2640 Glenridge Rd,
Escondido
– pay
respects at gravesite of
Fernando's son, Jesus
1:30 p.m. Military Recruiting
Offices − 728 Valley
Parkway, Escondido
Escondido City Hall
San Marcos City Hall −
Mission Street
Overnight at San Marcos
United Methodist Church 800
West Mission Rd, San Marcos
− HIGHLIGHTS OF
MARCH
DAY THREE: Tuesday, March
14, 2006
Vista, Oceanside,
Carlsbad
7:30 a.m. March begins
Palomar College
8:00a.m. City Hall, East
Vista Way Recruiting Station,
1688 So. Melrose Drive, #
207, Vista
12:30−1:00 U. S. Navy
Recruiting Center, 2216 So.
El Camino Real, Oceanside
2:00 p.m. Commence march to
Camp Pendleton from Park
& Ride at I−5 &
Hwy 78, West on Vista Way to
Coast Hwy. North
4:00 p.m. Vigil at Camp
Pendleton
6:00 − 6:30 March
returns to Park &
Ride
7:30− 8:00 Overnight at
Pilgrim United Church of
Christ, 2020 Chestnut Street,
Carlsbad
NOTE: Please contact Media
Liaison Bob Fitch at (831)
419−5832 for updated
times of arrival.
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FRIDAY,
MARCH 3RD, 7:00pm
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FRIDAY, MARCH 3RD, 7:00pm
AN ESSENTIAL
DISCUSSION...
dispelling
the
last
Myth
Opening our eyes to the
consequences and costs of
"Staying the Course" in
Iraq
With
Cindy Sheehan
Col. Ann Wright, resigned
in protest of the Iraq
War
David Swanson,
After Downing
Street
Mark Manning, filmmaker
Caught in the
Crossfire
on Falluja
post-11/04
John Amato,
Crooks and Liars
blog
with special guest:
Marine turned War
Resister
MC: KLSD Radio's Scott
"Scooter" Tempesta
PRICE CENTER THEATRE -
UCSD
PARKING AVAILABLE IN THE
PARKING STRUCTURE
OFF LA JOLLA VILLAGE
DR.
SUGGESTED DONATION: $10
STUDENTS: FREE
for more Information,
contact event sponsors:
UCSD DEMS
San Diego Coalition for
Peace and Justice
San Diego Military
Counseling Project
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