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are many things you can do to help the peace movement. The suggestion
list below is only a beginning.
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Spread the Word
Mail a Bag of Rice
Donate Time, Money, Ideas or Goods
Write Your Opinion
Voice Your Opinion
Show Your Opinion
Claim your Home or Business as a place for Peace
Organize a showing of "Greetings from Missile Street
Write a Letter to the Editor
Make Food, Not Bombs
Sign a Peace Pledge
Be Counted
Investigate Political Alternatives
Chalk One Up for Peace
Donate a Health-Kit to an Iraqi family
Participate in a March, Rally, or Vigil
Advertise for Peace
Serve on a Focus/Affinity Group
Donate a Book
Adopt a Library
Educate Yourself
Educate Others
Monitor Military Access and Involvement in your Schools
and Community
Consider Becoming a Conscientious Objector
Organize a Post-Office Action
Explore Transportation and Energy Alternatives
Support Fair Trade
Defend Your Civil Liberties
Support American-Arab and Muslim families in your area
Cheap Art
Host an Event
Adopt a Bridge
Refuse to Pay War Taxes
Sponsor a Delegate on a Peace Team
Attend Public Events
Stay in Touch
Join/Start a Video or Book Discussion Club
Support a Local Resolution against the War
Bird-dog a Politician
Spread the
Word:
Mail/email a friend our calendar of events. Our Calendar: http://www.seacoastpeaceresponse.org/events.htm
Post fliers about upcoming programs or ones that call us to question policies
of war and violence in your neighborhood. For copies of flyers on SPR
upcoming programs, please send a note to info@seacoastpeaceresponse.org
For examples of other flyers and posters to download see: Posters from
Adam Nieman: http://www.adamnieman.co.uk/posters Posters from Reclaim
the Streets: http://reclaimthestreetsnyc.tao.ca/posters Posters from Law
Professors for the Rule of Law: http://www.the-rule-of-law.com/IraqPosters
Flyers from War Resisters League: http://www.warresisters.org/demo_flyers.htm
Student Peace Action flyers and posters: http://peace-action.org/home/iraq/getactive.html
Mail a Bag of Rice:
Participate in the grassroots campaign to tell President Bush, "If you
are going to send something to Iraq, it should be food, not bombs." For
more info: http://www.riceforpeace.org
Donate Time, Money, Ideas or Goods:
Seacoast Peace Response is a community and we can only
meet our goals and mission with your support. ß We raise funds directly
to support our programs and actions, as well as for specific projects
such as the Ad for Peace campaign (See for more info: http://www.adforpeace.com).
All donations to Seacoast Peace Response can be sent to P.O. Box 863,
Portsmouth, NH 03801 If you would like your donation to be tax-deductible,
please contact us beforehand. As well, if you would like to host or organize
a fundraising event, please contact us at info@seacoastpeaceresponse.org
ß We can always use new ideas for future projects and programs, and thoughts
on how to improve our efforts and sustain ourselves as a community. Send
us an email (info@seacoastpeaceresponse.org) or come to one of our monthly
meetings (first Fridays at the UU Church, 292 State Street, Portsmouth,
NH) and let us hear your voice. ß At any event we host, there are ways
in which you can volunteer. From handing out fliers to introducing a speaker
to welcoming people as they come in the door. Please let us know if you
can spare the time and volunteer. ß We always have a need for clear contact
paper and colored paper supplies for making fliers, and markers, stakes,
cloth, paints, and poster paper for making signs. For some of our events,
food, as well as equipment such as VCRs, screens, slide projectors, and
digital or video cameras are also needed. By lending or donating these
goods youıll help us keep our programs successful.
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Write Your Opinion:
Send letters to your local and national representatives. For House of
Representative addresses see: http://www.house.gov/writerep/ For the address
of your Senator see: http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
Or write President Bush at White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW,
Washington, D.C. 20500. For sample letters to send see: [MoveOn] http://peace.moveon.org/iraqletters.php3
[Peace Action] http://www.peace-action.org/home/nounity.html For sample
talking points on Iraq, see: Talking Points, by Phyllis Bennis, Institute
for Policy Studies http://www.zmag.org/CrisesCurEvts/Iraq/bennisiraq.htm
12 Reasons to Oppose an Invasion of Iraq, by Patrick Carkin, NH Peace
Action http://www.nhpeaceaction.org/news/12_reasons.shtml 10 Reasons to
Oppose the War with Iraq, American Friends Service Committee http://www.afsc.org/iraq/guide/10reasons.shtm
Voice Your Opinion:
Let yourself be heard. Ask questions. Call into a local radio program.
Make an appointment with your State Senator, Governor or town Mayor. Some
of our favorite call-in radio programs are: Democracy Now!, http://www.democracynow.org/index.htm,
available at the following stations: http://www.democracynow.org/stations.htm
National Public Radio, http://www.npr.org, available at the following
stations: http://www.npr.org/members Pacifica Radio, http://www.pacifica.org,
available at the following stations: http://www.pacifica.org/stations/affiliates_east.html
Show Your Opinion:
Show your desire for a peaceful solution to our current crisis. Wear a
 peace
button. Hang a peace flag. Put a bumper sticker on your car. Attack Iraq?
No! bumper stickers can be ordered from: http://www.commondreams.org/stickerform.htm
Peace Flags can be purchased from: High Flying Flag Co. P.O. Box 606 Greenland,
NH 03840-0606 Phone: (603) 431-6676 Peace Pins and Buttons can be ordered
from: http://peacepins.com/endthewar http://www.northernsun.com http://www.syrculturalworkers.org
Claim your Home
or Business as a place for Peace:
War Resisters League has two great downloadable flyers, including coupons
to leave for businesses you patronize urging them to post a flyer in their
windows claiming their store as a Business for Peace. For more copies
of the flyers see: http://www.warresisters.org/demo_flyers.htm
Organize
a showing of "Greetings from Missile Street": This
Joe Public Films video documentary about a peace team visit to the town
of Basra, Iraq is an excellent catalyst for community discussion around
the issue of U.S. involvement in Iraq and the Middle East. For more information
on the video and its producer/director Tom Jackson, please visit http://www.joepublicfilms.com
or contact: Joe Public Films, 163 Court Street, 2nd Floor, Portsmouth,
NH 03801, info@joepublicfilms.org
Write a Letter
to the Editor:
Write of your concerns, your questions and your opinions on how to create
global justice and peace. Most newspaper requirements for letters to the
editor are that they be submitted in the text of an email rather than
as an attachment, that they be addressed to the editor, and that they
be limited to 200-250 words. Be sure to include your name, address and
telephone number so the paper can verify you as the author. Some contacts
for submitting letters to the editor are: Portsmouth Herald, opinion@seacoastonline.com
Hampton Union, lcshur@seacoastonline.com Union Leader/NH Sunday News,
 letters@theunionleader.com
Fosterıs Daily Democrat, sharbert@fosters.com NH Gazette, editors@nhgazette.com
York County Coast Star, dking@seacoastonline.com Portland Press Herald/ME
Sunday Telegram, letters@pressherald.com Boston Globe, letter@globe.com
or online at: http://www.boston.com/globe/editorials/form.htm New York
Times, letters@nytimes.com Washington Post, letters@washpost.com or online
at: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A13301-2000Mar5.html
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Make Food, Not Bombs:
Host a potluck dinner and invite friends to share
around the table their thoughts, concerns and wishes for a more peaceful
world. There is nothing like a good meal shared between neighbors to strengthen
a community. For information on Food Not Bombs cooperatives feeding activists
for over 20 years visit: http://www.foodnotbombs.net/
Sign a Peace Pledge:
Another way to have yourself counted among those standing for peaceful
solutions. Hereıs a few to look into: Michael Mooreıs Peace Pledge http://www.michaelmoore.com/petitions/peacepledge/index.php
AFSC Campaign of Conscience Peace Pledge http://www.afsc.org/conscience/pledge.shtm
Iraq Peace Pledge http://www.peacepledge.org
Be Counted:
Abraham Lincoln said, "Ballots are the rightful and peaceful successors
to bullets." So, make sure you are counted. This is your democracy. If
you are not already, register to vote at your local town office today.
Investigate Political Alternatives:
There are many alternatives to our current system of government
that can foster a true grassroots democracy. Check out The Real Democracy
project to start: http://members.ttlc.net/~ddiam
Chalk One Up for Peace:
Spread your message in chalk on your city sidewalks.
Donate a Health-Kit to an Iraqi family:
The American Friends Service Committee has organized a
campaign to bring simple hygiene materials to needy Iraqi families. To
participate, the AFSC request the following materials along with $5.00
for shipping costs be sent to: AFSC, Emergency and Material Assistance
Program, 5 Longfellow Park Cambridge, MA 02138. Checks can be made out
to: AFSC: Emergency and Material Assistance Program. For more information
of the campaign see: http://www.afsc.org/iraq/kits.shtm The requested
items are: 4 bars of soap & 1 plastic bottle of shampoo (13 - 24 ounce
size or 450 - 830 milliliters). Place in plastic bag. 1 tube of toothpaste
(minimum 8 ounces or 100 milliliters), 4 adult-size toothbrushes (leave
in packaging), 1 hairbrush, 1 wide-tooth comb, 1 finger nail clipper and
1 box of adhesive bandages (minimum 40, assorted preferred).
Participate in a March, Rally,
or Vigil:
There is power in our collective action. Check the Seacoast
Peace Reponse calendar for local and national events you can participate
in. For the calendar see: http://www.seacoastpeaceresponse.org/events.htm
We often provide transportation opportunities by bus or carpool.
Advertise for Peace:
The Ad for Peace campaign was launched in 2003. It has been successful
in raising funds to print ads in many regional papers, but needs your
continued support to keep going. Visit the Ad for Peace website for more
info on how to be involved. http://www.adforpeace.com
Serve on a Focus/Affinity Group:
We currently have eight focus and affinity groups that converse regularly
to address specific issues concerning Seacoast Peace Response. These are
the Programming and Fundraising Committees, the Iraq Affinity Group, and
the Tax Resistance, Radio & Media Action, Street Theater, Bird-dogging,
& Direct Action focus groups. We can always use volunteers to assist us
in our efforts. If you would like to attend the next meeting of one of
these groups, please let us know. For more info see: http://www.seacoastpeaceresponse.org/groups.htm
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Donate
a Book:
Donate books or magazine subscriptions to your local public and/or school
libraries in the name of peace. There are many wonderful publications
out there providing viewpoints and histories of alternatives to war. If
you are looking for suggestions of materials to donate contact SPR at
info@seacoastpeaceresponse.org
Adopt a Library:
The Council on American Islamic Relations has begun a program to provide
a collection of materials on Islam and Arab society to libraries at a
low cost. Adopt your local library today and make a donation! See for
more info: http://www.cair-net.org/libraryproject
Educate Yourself:
Read alternative news and media publications. Find out about the history
of non-violent action and protest in America. Learn about other countries.
Attend a service at a local synagogue, meeting house, church or mosque.
And most importantly ask questions and share what youıve learned with
friends and family. "No matter what our attempts to inform, it is our
ability to inspire that will turn the tides." --Artist/Activist, Jan Phillips
Educate Others:
Organize a teach-in. Teach-ins are informational gathering designed to
 help
individuals better understand particular issues of public interest. Contact
your school & community educators and activists, and host open workshops
and discussion groups around issues affecting your life. For more information
on organizing a teach-in please contact us at info@seacoastpeaceresponse.org,
or check the tips pages of: Sojourners magazine, http://www.sojo.net/index.cfm?action=action.teachin
or Student Peace Action, http://www.studentpeaceaction.org/teach-in.html
Monitor Military Access and Involvement
in your Schools and Community:
In 2002, New Hampshire citizens defeated a bill in the state Senate proposing
that all young men be required to register for the draft in order to get
a driverıs license. (For an article by former NH AFSC Youth Coordinator,
Riva Pearson on the bill visit: http://www.afsc.org/youthmil/200205/newhamp.htm)
Currently under the No Child Left Behind Act, passed by the Bush administration
in 2002, is a provision requiring public secondary schools to provide
military recruiters access to facilities and to contact information for
every student, or face a cutoff of all federal aid. The only way a studentıs
personal information and records can be withhold from recruiters is if
the students or their parents make the request to their school administration.
Educate your school board, parent-teacher associations, student council
and fellow students and parents about their ability to opt-out of this
violation of youth rights. For an article about this provision in the
act visit: http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=14716 Join efforts
for a balanced education about war in our schools. The study of militarism
is taught in our schools through Junior Reserve Training Corps (JROTC)
and often without a balance of peaceful alternatives and histories in
the classroom. For information on how to order a JROTC organizing packet
visit: http://www.afsc.org/nero/service/11.htm For debate on the JROTC
in the NH seacoast schools see the following series of articles from the
Portsmouth Herald: http://www.seacoastonline.com/2002news/4_27a.htm http://www.seacoastonline.com/2002news/4_28d.htm
http://www.seacoastonline.com/news/02012003/news/10698.htm
Consider Becoming a Conscientious
Objector:
According to the American Friends Service Committee a conscientious objector
"is someone who has sincere, deeply-held beliefs that make him or her
object to fighting in war." Do you have all the information you need to
make a decision to enlist or not? Educate yourself. Talk to veterans in
your community about their experiences. Contact your local Veterans of
Foreign Wars organization. Talk to Veterans now working for peace. (See:
http://www.veteransforpeace.org) Contact the Central Committee for Conscientious
Objectors and read their tips on what you should know before you enlist:
http://www.objector.org/before-you-enlist.html . Ask the youth-workers
at the AFSC-National Youth and Militarism Program about your options.
For their contact info visit, http://www.afsc.org/youthmil/contactus.htm
Your choice will affect the rest of your life.
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Organize a Post-Office Action:
The United States Post Office will not allow packages over 12 ounces to
be mailed to Iraq. Organize a group to bring individual packages over
the limit into your post office one by one and attempt to have them mailed.
Packages can include food or health staples that are of a non-threatening
nature, such as condensed milk or childrenıs vitamins. Use this opportunity
to educate the public about the continued sanctions against Iraq by inviting
the press to cover your event. Voice in the Wilderness suggests that you,
"clearly mark the outside of the boxes, Food & Medical supplies for Iraqi
children. Address the boxes to The Iraqi Red Crescent Society, AlıMansour,
Baghdad, Iraq. Then on a separate set of labels, mark the addresses of
your local Representatives and Senators." When your Post Office employees
refuse to mail your packages, redirect them to your local representatives
with a note asking them to send them to Iraq for you! For information
on past Post Office actions in NH see: http://www.seacoastonline.com/2002news/08102002/news/18236.htm
and http://www.seacoastonline.com/2002news/12152002/news/3152.htm
Explore Transportation and Energy
Alternatives: 
Ride a bike. Walk. Carpool. Take a local bus or train. Learn about solar
and wind power for your home. Decrease our dependence as a community on
foreign sources of food, water, energy & fuel, and increase our sustainable
as a healthy community. For local bus, train, and carpool schedules visit:
COAST bus http://www.coastbus.org C & J Trailways bus http://www.cjtrailways.com
UNH Wildcat Transit bus http://www.unh.edu/parking/routes.html Concord
Trailways bus http://www.concordtrailways.com Seacoast Trolley Company
http://locallink.com/seacoasttrolley York County (ME) Community Action
bus and car service http://www.yccac.org/Transportation.htm NH Rideshare
carpooling http://www.state.nh.us/dot/nhrideshare/parkandride.htm Park
and Ride carpooling http://www.commute.com/park_ride.html Bike Commuting
info from Seacoast Alternative Transportation Guide http://www.rpc-nh.org/Transit/seacoast-transit-home.htm#bike
Amtrak Downeaster train http://www.thedowneaster.com MBTA Boston subway
http://www.mbta.com Portland, ME transportation http://www.transportme.org
ShuttleBus from Biddeford to Portland, ME http://www.shuttlebus-zoom.com
For regional information on alternative energy and fuel options see: New
England Electric Auto Association http://neeaa.org Solectria alternative
energy and transportation systems http://www.Solectria.com Sunweaver solar
energy alternatives http://www.sunweavers.com Sundance solar energy products
http://www.sundancesolar.com Envirotecture architects http://www.greenpages.org/detail.cfm?List_Key=12986
Seacoast Anti-Pollution League http://www.sapl.org Northeast Sustainable
Energy Association http://www.nesea.org New England Renewable Energy Festival
http://www.solarfest.com Recycline, Inc. http://www.recycline.com For
information on local food and water sources see: Clean Water Action-NH
http://www.cleanwateraction.org/nh/index.htm Save Our Groundwater http://www.saveourgroundwater.org
EcoFish, Inc. http://www.ecofish.com Seacoast Growerıs Association http://www.seacoastgrowers.org
Farmersı Markets-NH State Department of Agriculture, Markets and Food
http://www.state.nh.us/agric/farmmkt.html Farm Stands-NH State Department
of Agriculture, Markets and Food http://www.state.nh.us/agric/farmstd.html
Maine Department of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Resources searchable
listing of farm stands and farmersı markets http://www.getrealmaine.com/
Portland (ME) Public Market http://www.portlandmarket.com Maine Organic
Farmers and Gardeners Association http://www.mofga.org Stony Field Farms
http://www.stonyfield.com Great Bay Food Coop http://www.unh.edu/gbfc
Support Fair Trade:
How free is our free market? Wars are often waged for control of resources
and trade markets. By supporting the fair trade movement between nations
and cultures, you support a more peaceful and humane world. To receive
email updates on the fair trade movement in New Hampshire, contact the
NH-American Friends Service Committee at (603) 224-2407 or aalpert@afsc.org
. For other resources on alternative economies and fair trade see: Fair
Trade Resource Network http://www.fairtraderesource.org Global Trade Watch
http://www.citizen.org/trade Grassroots Economic Organizing Newsletter
http://www.geonewsletter.org Alternatives to Corporate Globalization-
IMC Philadelphia http://www.phillyimc.org/alternatives
Defend Your Civil Liberties:
Know your rights! The American Civil Liberties Union has created helpful
resources to help you know where you stand. Here are a links to a few:
ACLU Bustcard http://www.aclu.org/Files/OpenFile.cfm?id=10042 ACLU Safe
and Free http://www.aclu.org/safeandfree/ As well, individuals are seeking
the passing of local town resolutions defending civil liberties. For more
information on suggested resolutions contact your state ACLU office or
visit: http://www.aclu.org/SafeandFree/SafeandFree.cfm?ID=11256&c=206
For information on the presentation of such a resolution in Kittery, ME
see: http://www.seacoastonline.com/news/01022003/news/5756.htm
Support American-Arab and Muslim
families in your area:
We will only be free as individuals when our freedoms are guaranteed for
our entire community. Gain a greater understanding of what it means to
be American and Muslim. Invite members of a local mosque to share services
with your church or synagogue. Express your opinion against the mass arrests
of immigrants since 9-11. See the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee
Action Alert webpage for more info: http://www.capwiz.com/adc/issues/alert/?alertid=1122716
Or contact SPR at info@seacoastpeaceresponse.org , for information on
how to support Arab-American and Muslim families in our region.
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Cheap Art:
Toni Cade Bambara wrote, "The role of the revolutionary artist is to make
revolution irresistible." Art bridges all communities. It feeds our heart
and soul. Express your vision of peace. Create a public mural, draw a
picture, take pictures and create a collage, design a bumper sticker or
T-shirt, participate in political theater, write a song, paint a banner,
make puppets! For more info on the Cheap Art movement and other art projects
around peace and politics see: Bread and Puppet Theater, Vermont http://www.theaterofmemory.com/art/bread/bread.html
Puppeteersı Cooperative Home Page http://www.gis.net/~puppetco/ Theater
for the New City, New York http://www.theaterforthenewcity.org Virtual
Museum of Political Art http://www.medicalnet.at/horvath/museum.htm Studentsı
Art for Peace project: Brandenton, Florida http://www.art-for-peace.org
Visions of Peace childrenıs art project http://www.celebratingpeace.com/Visions.htm
Teaching Tolerance Songbook for Young Peacemakers http://www.tolerance.org/teach/expand/songbook/index.jsp
Poets Against the War http://poetsagainstthewar.org/
Host an Event:
Seacoast Peace Response is always looking for free or inexpensive venues
to host future events. If you have a venue or know of one in your area
that could be used, please contact us. (info@seacoastpeaceresponse.org)
Adopt a Bridge:
Our brothers and sisters in Maine have been coordinating bridge vigils
throughout the state. We can do the same. Please let us know when and
where you will be vigiling so we can support you. For more information
on the Maine Peace Bridges project visit: http://www.peacebridges.org/
Refuse to Pay War Taxes:
A.J. Muste said, " The two decisive powers the of the government with
respect to war are the power to conscript and the power to tax." We are
indelibly linked to our governmentıs ability to wage war through the taxes
we pay. Refusing to pay war taxes has a long history in America. Such
patriots who refused to pay their war taxes include Henry David Thoreau
and Arthur Evans. For more information of the history of tax resistance
and current resistance movements visit: National War Tax Resisters Coordinating
Committee: http://www.nwtrcc.org or War Resisters League-War Tax Resistance:
http://www.warresisters.org/wtr_menu.htm Other Resources: Anti-Iraq War
Tax Resistance flyer: http://www.warresisters.org/anti-war_WTR_flyer-lowres.pdf
2004 Tax Pie-Chart: http://www.warresisters.org/2004_piechart.pdf
Sponsor a Delegate on a Peace Team:
For information on local activists and students traveling on peace teams
that you can help sponsor, please contact us at info@seacoastpeaceresponse.org
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Attend Public Events:
Check our calendar for a listing of events, http://www.seacoastpeaceresponse.org/events.html,
then describe your opinion of the experience in a letter to an editor
(See the Write an Editorial section for newspaper contacts for submission),
or in your own news report to an independent media center or news outlet.
"Donıt hate the media, become the media!" -Jello Biafra Some contacts
for submitting news articles are: NH Gazette, editors@nhgazette.com Public
Access TV, http://www.publicaccesstv.net/submit Free Speech TV, http://www.freespeech.org/fsitv/html/howtosubmit.shtml
National Independent Media Center (IMC), http://www.indymedia.org/publish.php3
Maine IMC, http://maine.indymedia.com/publish.php3 Boston IMC, http://boston.indymedia.com/publish.php3
Western Massachusetts IMC, http://wmass.indymedia.com/newswire/index.php?function=publish
Vermont IMC, http://www.vermontindymedia.org/newswire/index.php?function=publish
New York City IMC, http://nyc.indymedia.com/publish.php3 Washington, DC
IMC, http://dc.indymedia.com/publish.php3
Stay in Touch:
There are many mailing lists that can keep you abreast of activities in
your area. To subscribe to the Seacoast Peace Activists Mailing List,
maintained by Seacoast Peace Response members, send us an email: info@seacoastpeaceresponse.org
On this mailing list you will receive calendar updates and useful news
bulletins. Other mailing lists about regional info are: NH Peace Action
To join, send an email to info@nhpeaceaction.org NH Peace Response To
join, send an email to NHPeaceResponse-subscribe@smartgroups.com New England
Region- Witness for Peace To join, visit: http://www.witnessforpeace.org/newengland/mailinglist.htm
Peace Action Maine For updates visit: http://www.peaceactionme.org/weekly.html
Join/Start a Video or Book Discussion
Club:
Through community discussion of these issues we all come closer to a peaceful
solution. Start a neighbor discussion group at your own home, church or
public library. For a list of recommended materials to discuss please
check our bibliography (http://www.seacoastpeaceresponse.org). Also many
excellent videos and films are available from the AFSC Library. To view
their catalog and rent individual titles visit: http://www.afsc.org/nero/nevlib.htm
There are currently regular book and video discussions being held at the
Dover, NH (Quaker) Meeting House by Seacoast Peace Response members. For
more information on these events please check our calendar (http://www.seacoastpeaceresponse.org/events.htm),
or send us an email (info@seacoastpeaceresponse.org.)
Support a Local Resolution against
the War:
The town of Santa Cruz, California was the first to pass such a resolution.
To see theirs visit: http://www.ci.santa-cruz.ca.us/council/resolution/iraqreso.txt
For other sample resolutions see The Institute for Policy Studies website:
http://www.ips-dc.org/citiesforpeace/sampleresolutions.htm For information
on the city resolution against the war passed in Portland, ME see: http://www.commondreams.org/headlines03/0204-08.htm
For information on the city resolution against the war in Portsmouth,
NH contact nrgbrown@aol.com or ubscared2@aol.com
Bird-dog a Politician:
Bird-dogging is an effective way of gaining public and media attention
around issues of concern to you. Make a difference by asking questions
directly to those who represent you in government. For more information
on local bird-dogging efforts contact SPR at infor@seacoastpeaceresponse.org
or visit the Bird-Dogger website at http://www.birddogger.org
Contact:
info@seacoastpeaceresponse.org
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