Bring the Troops Home Panel
"Aaron S. Hawley" <[email protected]> Mon, 16 Aug 2004 14:14:34 -0400 (EDT)
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| Organization | University of Vermont |
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[this is conflicting with Charlotte's dinner.] BRING OUR TROOPS HOME Wednesday, August 18, 6:30 PM Contois Auditorium, City Hall, Burlington Featuring - Nancy Brown of Vermont Military Families Speak Out - Michael Hoffman, veteran of Iraq war and member of Iraq Veterans Against the War Plus - Sue Lucas of U.S. Labor Against War, President of Copley Hospital United Nurses, Chair of the Vermont Workers Center - Khury Petersen-Smith, Campus Anti-War Network and International Socialist Organization, member of United for Peace and Justice delegation to Iraq in February 2004 - The Rev. Gary Kowalski, Unitarian Universalists Church The White House has tried hard to silence the voices of those who question the war by calling them unpatriotic and unsupportive of the troops. They have tried to prevent discussion and debate. But military families, veterans, and workers who are paying the price of a misguided war in Iraq are breaking the silence. Join us for an evening of discussion and organizing around the demand, “Support our troops – by bringing them home!” Find out too how you can get on the bus to NYC for the protest outside the Republican National Convention. Presented by the Bring Our Troops Home (BOTH) Coalition including the American Friends Service Committee, the Burlington Peace and Justice Center, Military Families Speak Out, the International Socialist Organization, and the Burlington Anti-War Coalition (BAWC) Free and open to the public with a special welcome to families of soldiers, veterans, and union members. Help us build Military Families Speak Out and US Labor Against War in Vermont. Peace, social justice, and progressive political groups: Please contact Jim Ramey (802-326-4125; vtslacktivist-/[email protected]) for details on tabling at this event and/or joining the BOTH coalition. Also August 17-20: The American Friends Service Committee presents EYES WIDE OPEN, a powerful war casualties exhibit including over 900 pairs of combat boots representing US soldiers killed in Iraq plus photographs and facts about the war. Stayed tuned for an announcement of the exhibit's downtown Burlington location. _______________________________________________ heads mailing list [email protected] http://ballistichelmet.org/mailman/listinfo/heads/ http://ballistichelmet.org/donate/