CODEPINK and Voices for Creative Nonviolence is organizing the Occupation Project, a campaign aimed at the offices of Representatives and Senators who won't stop funding the war. The campaign began the first week of February, 2007, when Bush introduced the new Supplemental Spending Bill. The Occupation Project encourages ongoing visits, sit-ins, and of sustained nonviolent civil disobedience to put the pressure on our elected officials to support our troops and stop funding war!
Join a local occupation project in your area by clicking on the join button above. Use the links above to organize your occupation, read articles and see photos from past actions, and learn more about this campaign.
Participating Organizations include:
Gold Star Families for Peace (www.gsfp.org)
Veterans For Peace (www.veteransforpeace.org)
Iraq Veterans Against the War (www.ivaw.org)
United for Peace and Justice (www.unitedforpeace.org)
Global Network Against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space (www.space4peace.org)
North Carolina Peace Action (www.ncpeaceaction.org)
The Declaration of Peace (www.declarationofpeace.org)
Bloomington Peace Action Coalition (www.bpac.info)
Northwest Ohio Peace Coalition (www.nwopc.org)
After Downing Street (www.afterdowningstreet.org)
Voters for Peace (www.votersforpeace.org)
International Solidarity Movement - Chicago Chapter
The Collateral Repair Project -- Seattle (www.collateralrepairproject.org)
Texans for Peace (www.texansforpeace.org)
Alaska Peace Center (www.alaskapeace.org)
North Star Veterans for Peace - Fairbanks, Alaska
Women in Black -- Seattle, Stand Up Seattle
Green Party of Washington State (www.wagreens.us)
North Alabama Committee for Nonviolent Action
Liberty Tree Foundation for the Democratic Revolution (www.libertytreefdr.org)
National Campaign for Nonviolent Resistance (iraqpledge.org)
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