Showing posts with label Iraq. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iraq. Show all posts

Voices of Veterans: A Welcome Home Ceremony


Voices of Veterans: A Welcome Home Ceremony
For veterans from Iraq, Afghanistan, and other wars
Thursday, November 10th, 2011 ~ 7 PM
First Unitarian Universalist Church
1187 Franklin Street at Geary, San Francisco, CA

This Welcome Home Ceremony brings together veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, veterans of other wars with the local community. It intends to help heal the distance between the warriors and those they protect and to bridge the gaps between war and peace, trauma and renewal, pain and understanding. Such a welcoming involves a courageous community conversation that moves beyond politics and goes deeper than the rhetoric of war. It begins with tragedy and loss—the aftermath of any war—and requires the language of poetry and story, as well as the dignity of ceremony.

Mosaic Multicultural Foundation
4218 1/2 SW Alaska, Suite H, Seattle, WA  98116
(206) 935-3665 (voice) / (206) 935-3612 (fax)
Join Mosaic on Facebook: www.facebook.com/MichaelMeadeMosaic 

Students United for Peace to Continue Publishing

Due to a renewed interest in Students United for Peace, we have decided to continue publishing.  We have cleared the web page of all spam and are in the process of answering all of your emails and comments.

I would like to thank all the students and activists who have contacted us in the past year.  Unfortunately, Students United for Peace is no longer meeting on the UC Berkeley Campus.  We will post information on any further meetings as soon as they can be arranged.

For the time being, we would like to continue to use this website as an information point for activists interested in connection with other activists.


It is more important now than ever for us to stay connected and informed.  As the United States continues its war on the Middle East, and as the Economic Crisis continues to take a toll on American Universities, Workers, and Families, it is crucial that we continue to make our voice heard and insist that war is not an option.


No War on Iraq!
                           No War on Afghanistan!
                                                                    No War on Iran! 

Peace Not Prejudice Week

Peace Not Prejudice Week will take place October 22-26, 2007. The events planned are below:

*Monday, 10/22: Screening "Ghosts of Abu Ghraib", Alumni House, 7 pm
"Ghosts of Abu Ghraib," an 80-minute HBO film, features the familiar and very disturbing pictures at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison and raises questions about U.S. government policy.

*Tuesday, 10/23: Unity Through Diversity Open Mic Poetry Slam, Naia Lounge, 8:30 pm
Open mic poetry night promoting religious tolerance and unity. Enjoy gelato and performances by a diverse group of poets.

*Wednesday, 10/24: The Common Thread: Similarities in the Abrahamic Religions, 101 Morgan, 7 pm
Knowledgeable scholars discuss the similarities and differences between the three monotheistic religions during this educational event.

*Thursday, 10/25: Peace Rally, Upper Sproul, 5 pm
Come out to see a multitude of diverse guest and student speakers including Rabbi Michael Lerner (Tikkun) and Basim Elkarra (CAIR) united in their call for peace, not prejudice. Free concert by hip-hop group Himalayan Project!

Iraq Moratorium Info

Here is Information on the Iraq Moratorium.

http://www.iraqmoratorium-sfbay.org/