Alaskans for Peace and Justice and other cooperating peace and justice organizations are pleased to announce that a major demonstration against the war in Iraq will be held on Saturday, January 27, beginning at 12:30 p.m. and ending at 2:30 p.m. The demonstration will be held on the public sidewalks around the intersection of Lake Otis and 36th Avenue. Demonstrators are encouraged to bring their own signs, and to march along the sidewalks on 36th Avenue. Suggested themes for signs include “End the War” “Bring the Troops Home Now” and “Stop the Urge to Surge.” We will also have signs available for those who cannot bring their own. This is a family friendly event, and children are welcome if accompanied by an adult.

International Women’s Day Musicians, Speakers, Singing and Solidarity Wednesday, March 8th 4:00 – 6:00 PM (March planned to follow) Elizabeth Peratrovich Park Downtown Anchorage, 4th Ave & E St Children & Men Welcome! Wear Pink if Possible

We will gather at the Alaska Peace Center, 507 Gaffney, around 6:15 PM and walk to the Veterans Memorial Park on Cushman at 9th carrying our candles. A vigil to honor the fallen and share our thoughts on this occasion will begin at 7 PM and last an hour or so.

This festival will be held at "Latitude 59" and will include visual, musical and literary offerings by women and women-friendly men around the theme of Feminine Energy Transforming the World.

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY PEACE VIGIL

A candlelit or flashlight vigil will be held in front of the Federal Building in downtown Ketchikan, Alaska at 5 PM to honor those who have lost their lives, hopes and dreams due to the U.S. Invasion of Iraq. On Saturday March 22nd a Peace Walk will be held at the City Park and on to the Federal building. Bring umbrellas! It may snow!

Peace walk and vigil definitely scheduled for Saturday, March 22. Gather at City Park. We'll walk to the Federal Bldg for a peace vigil until 1 PM. Bring your black umbrellas, peace signs and voices to call for peace now! Not one more dollars, not one more life!

movie screening of Iraq for Sale and house party to gather pledges for Give Peace a Vote

Sat., May. 29, 2010 NAACP "Sweet Tea Rally and Family Cookout The Birmingham-Metro NAACP will be holding a "Sweet Tea" Rally and Family Cookout at Kelly Ingram Park in downtown Birmingham on Saturday, May 29 from 12:00 - 4:00. It is free, please come join us. For more info call 205-541-9719 or anthony.a.johnson@gmail.com Location: Kelly Ingram Park, Downtown Birmingham When: 12:00 PM Ends: 4:00 PM

We have a permit and we need to end the rally at 11 AM. This will be a peaceful rally! We cannot assemble before 9:45 AM.

There will be music and speakers (veterans, MFSO, Citizens for Peace, etc). Protestors will line the streets with posters.

There will be speakers, and we will line the street with signs.

MOBILE AL. PROTEST BP! Bienville Square, June 13, Sunday. 6 a.m. to dusk. No alcohol in the square. If we can get bands, I have paid for power from noon til 4:00. Bring banners, signs, street puppets and mostly, yourselves! Pass the word! Let BP hear from us! I have permit in hand!

International Women's Day CODE PINK Women Say NO to War Rally

Fellowship at the UU Church followed by peaceful demonstrations against the war in Iraq

Come to a screening of “Cultures of Resistance”. This film is about activists who live their resistance because they have to, it looks at violence and nonviolence, it travels across the globe. See the trailer www.culturesofresistance.org

DOVV is hosting a house party to bring awareness to the truths of the war. We want to introduce the novel idea of Giving Peace A Vote

4-5p silent Women in Black Vigil Peace Vigil (Saturdays weekly); no signs. 5-7p Three Years in Iraq Vigil; candlelight at dusk; OK to bring signs, etc.

Silent Vigil for the 3000 US war dead. 2007 New Years Day.

SuperBowl Glendale Arizona Bannering: asking volunteers to sign up for 2 hour shifts to hold banners

The Republicans are coming! Protest! in front of the Republican Presidential Primary Debate. Gather at the southwest corner of Main Street and Center (west of the Mesa Arts Center). Stop the Republican war on: Migrants! Working people - the 99%! Unions! People living in poverty! Medicare, Medicaid, universal health care! Women’s reproductive health! Our environment! Public education! LGBTQ human rights! Stop the Republican rush to war on Iran!

Liz Hourican, local peace activist and leading member of Code Pink Phoenix, will be publicly continuing her fast for peace in front of Representative Shadegg's office at 301 East Bethany Home Road in Phoenix on Wednesday, August 2 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. She will also be delivering a letter to the Representative's office requesting an end to the occupation of Iraq. Liz has been taking part in the national Troops Home Fast by doing a modified fast since July 4.

Hold a vigil in solidarity outside senator Kyl's office www.TROOPSHOMEFAST.ORG 22nd street camelback HUNGRY for peace

Rally with key local leaders/speakers followed by Direct Action at Senator McCain's office.

HUGE RALLY with numerous organizations. McCain does not represent Arizona!

Meet at Mccain's Southwest regional Presidential campaign office grand opening celebration. CODEPINK and other activist groups will have great photo ops of our bed rolling up and down 16th street: "TIRED of WAR."

Grassroots Peace Parade: an Educational Event to promote the Peace Community with Pink Presence at Steele Indian Park. Bring water to drink and sun protection. Park in nearby residential areas.

Live music Speakers include Ann Wright-Peace Voice Extarordinaire Tim Carpenter PDA Michael Hoffman Ivaw Tupac Enrique Acosta-Cofounder Tona Tierra Liz Hourican CODEPINK AZ

Party and Fundraiser for CODEPINK Liz Saturday, December 6th, 7 pm 4225 E. Buena Terra Way at the home of Chris Fleischman north of Camelback & west of 44th Street Phoenix http://www.mapquest .com/maps? city=Phoenix&state=AZ&address=4225+ E.+Buena+ Terra+Way Food and Drink will be provided Liz will narrate a slideshow of CODEPINK actions She is a leader - speaking truth to power, adding a lot of PINKNESS to the halls of Congress and the streets of D.C and elsewhere! She needs our support! For more info: 480.620.5323 or 480.894.2024. $10 donation - no

CODEPINK Az will gather at the main library Burton Barr to pass out candy canes with peace messsages. WAR IS NOT A GAME!

Coalition rally to Call for Ceasefire in Gaza at the Light Rail Station at Central Avenue and Thomas Road. The rally, called by a coalition including CODEPINK: Women for Peace, Women in Black, and Progressive Democrats of America, will encourage all to contact the State Department, their Senators and Congressperson with this message: support the immediate end of the illegal Israeli siege of Gaza, and enforce the U.S. Arms Control Export and Foreign Assistance Act. The resumption of aid should be conditioned on an end to the blockade of Gaza and implementation of a comprehensive Palestinian-Israeli peace agreement. Media Contacts: Liz Hourican 480.236.0051 and Virginia Haufaire 602.403.7576.

Ring in the New Year for Peace! War is NOT a Game! End the War in Iraq Now! 38th Annual Fiesta Bowl Day Parade. Please arrive by 8 AM - we need to get there early as the crowds start arriving early! We will provide banners to hold on the corner. Ask a friend to join in the fun! The theme for this year's parade is "Spirit of the Southwest." We think it's "War is not a game - Soldiers are not Toys." Dress warmly, bring water and wear a hat to protect from the sun. Sponsored by CODEPINK AZ & End the War Coalition. For information 480.894.2024 or www.azpeace.org.

March in Phoenix Martin Luther King Parade with anti-war and human rights signs. Gather at Pilgrim's Rest at 14th Jefferson. Gather around our large banners "Support our Troops, Bring them Home" and "Healthcare not Warfare'"at the northeast corner of the parking lot adjacent to Pilgrim's Rest Baptist Church. This march is a CODEPINK tradition in Arizona. Bring brightest PINK clothing and pink parasols or umbrellas.

CODEPINK Arizona solidarity sponsors a fundraiser for the suffering people of Gaza with local Palestinian activist Maysoon Naser and others, who will share the stories of family members and give us ideas of how to be more effective voices for justice in Gaza. Traditional Fare, Music, Silent Auction.

MARCH 30 AZ: Urge Your Senators to Ban Cluster Bombs! Great news: the omnibus spending bill that President Obama signed on March 11 prohibits the United States from exporting nearly all cluster bombs. Now Congress should take the next step and ban U.S. use of these deadly weapons. Join the national call-in day on March 30 and take it one step beyond a phone call! JOIN CODEPINKers to deliver personal hand written letters & stories from constituents why Banning Cluster Bombs is urgent! This will be a hour of needed civic participation!! Meet @ Aj's Camelback & Central 1100 March 30 Dispurse after briefing to various Rep's Office's

Welcome our stealth voice of justice to Phoenix, Arizona. Congresswoman Barbara Lee describes her work and her recent autobiography!

Join us for a Rally Against Occupation and Escalation in Afghanistan and in Iraq. Taxpayer revolt against continued wars in Iraq and Afghanistan! We need funding for vital programs at home that keep US secure like single-payer healthcare! Bring signs, banners, friends. The US spends almost as much on the military as the rest of the world combined — 45% of the world total in 2007. Put the military on a diet!

Summer Celebration of Peace with Cindy Sheehan. Join in and celebrate! Donation - $20 at the door Music, Food and Drink Provided. Fundraiser for Cindy's Internet Radio Show: http://www.CindySheehansSoapbox.com and local peace efforts. For more information: 480.894.2024 or evogan@cox.

Cindy Sheehan and military family members will join local activists on a planned visit to McCain's office, with letters from Pat Tillman's family and local constituents regarding the possible confirmation of General McChrystal's appointment to Afghan Command.

View Robert Greenwald's video "Rethink Afghanistan." Discussion afterward. Light Snacks. $6 fee to support the next event.

Meet and greet Congresswoman Gabriela Giffords and promote Healthcare not CONSTANT WARFARE.

Come join us to view a documentary by our peace activist friend who is touring the country with her newly released film. It's a 90-minute take on CODEPINK DC in action during the Bush years.The movie is entitled: "CODEPINK Women for PEACE" by Sylvia Tejada, Maryland Peace Activist.

Global Day to support the people of Iran with soldarity actions all over the world. We will gather with peaceful intentions to promote the people of Iran.

Video presentation DC Prop 1 encompassing 30 years of peace & justice work and discussion of how to move forward toward a world free of atomic weapons. We are working together to achieve these goals!

Ellen Thomas & Jay Marx present a video discussion and ways to TAKE ACTION toward nuclear disarmament! Please join us CODEPINK Arizona team members. We need you to bring friends!!!We may have an impromptu DANCE PARTY, so bring your dance partner!

Join the Spirit of John Lennon and Give Peace A Chance in Afghanistan! As many of you know, this week the Beatles are being celebrated for their great music. Much of what the Beatles wrote and sung about was peace and love; John Lennon believed in the power of music to make change. We'll have banners and need you there! Make it clear Phoenix area people don't want a surge of troops in Afghanistan. We need a surge of peace!!

CODEPINK friends have been invited to a Phoenix elementary school to judge a special project for best peace presentation on each teacher's door. This is splendid opportunity to teach tolerance and show children the lessons of why we do this work through creativity.

View "Rethink Afghanistan" in parts, and discuss in breakout groups so that we can frame Peace Groups' position based on facts, research and indigenous voices.

Senator McCain, self-styled as a "fiscal conservative", has called for 30,000 more troops to be sent to Afghanistan as part of a strategy of seemingly endless escalation in Afghanistan. We will tell Senator McCain to represent the 57% of Americans who, according to the September 1, 2009 CNN poll, oppose the Aftghanistan war.

COME AND SUPPORT PHOENIX VETERANS FOR PEACE as they march in the Phoenix Veterans Day Parade with a float, exhibiting the unnecessary human cost of the Afghanistan war and occupation, featuring a pair of boots for each of the 17 Arizonans killed in Afghanistan and a coffin draped with an American flag. More than 200,000 people are expected to attend the parade. You can support the Phoenix Veterans for Peace (VFP) this Wednesday, November 11 by: (1) whether you are a veteran or not, wearing a VFP or peace T shirt or wearing your former military uniform if you are an anti-war veteran and carrying a sign opposing the Afghanistan war; or (2) joining activists with signs opposing the escalating Afghanistan war and and having a strong anti-war presence along the parade route. To March: By no later than 8:30 a.m meeting at the east end of the Veterans Administration Medical Center Complex, at 650 East Indian Indian School Road, Phoenix, at complex #85. Streets close at 10 a.m. You may leave your vehicle at the North Baptist Church at 5757 North Central Avenue (corner of Bethany Home), Phoenix. A shuttle runs from there so you can get back to your vehicle at the end of the parade. The shuttle stops running between 9:30 a.m and 10 a.m. For more information call (480) 620-5323 or e-mail endthewarcoalition@cox.net To Demonstrate: Arrive early around 8 a.m. to reserve our place along the parade route. If you can help create a strong peace/ anti-war presence along the parade route, bring your signs focusing on opposing the Afghanistan war to the pedestrian cross walk between the northwest and southwest corner of Cental and Camelback. You may bring your own sign but please have them focus on opposing the Afghanistan war. We have learned that if we do not arrive early we cannot reserve the area along the parade route. By arriving early, we do not block people behind us when we hold our signs and banners. When the VFP contingent goes by, we will honor them with our applause. If you arrive early there is parking on the side streets south and west of Central & Camelback. BRING WATER, SNACKS AND SUN SCREEN The parade route leaves from the Veterans Administration complex on Indian School Road, goes northbound on 7th Street from Montecito to Camelback, west on Camelback Road to Central, and north on Central Avenue to Bethany Home Road ending and destaging at the North Phoenix Baptist Church. Volunteers needed: If you would like to help set up the boot exhibit on the transport on the evening of Tuesday, November 10 please call (480) 620-5323 or e-mail endthewarcoalition@cox.net All participants to uphold our traditions of non-violence This is the day to honor veterans and urge them to take a position with Veterans for Peace. We want to keep our focus on peace, justice and respect for the soldier who can turn to a peacemaker. This is not the day to voice opinions, carry signs or wear T-shirts that speak of any other topic than opposing the escalating war in Afghanistan. Also! Join fellow Phoenicians in a car pool to the noon-3 p.m. Sunday, November 15, 2009 "SAY NO TO TORTURE" RALLY at Fort Huachuca in Sierra Vista Ft. Huachuca is the home of the U.S. Army Intelligence Center and School which has been complicit in crimes of torture. The torture manuals used at the School of the Americas came from Ft. Huachuca. For several years, in conjunction with the annual protest to close the Fort Benning, Georgia School of the Americas there has been a growing demonstration at Fort Huachuca. The demonstration protests against torture being practiced in our name at places like Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan and against our country's continuing practice of extraditing prisoners to countries known to engage in torture. Participate in the No to Torture Rally, followed by a Procession and Presence at the Ft. Huachuca Main Gate. The rally with speakers and musicians takes place at Len Roberts Park at E. Theater Dr. and N. Carmichael Ave. in Sierra Vista, AZ (from the main gate of Ft. Huachuca take Fry Blvd east to N. Canyon Dr and go north to Theater Dr.) Bring a brown bag or picnic lunch, beverages, hat, sunscreen, folding chair, appropriate signs, and walking shoes. The Fort Huachuca Main Gate is a mile from Len Roberts Park. Counter-demonstrato rs are expected and peacekeepers will be present. We will allow a half-hour for the transition from the park to the gate. Those not walking may drive near the gate and park in the neighborhood east of the gate.

Movie Night @ Liz's Place, "Occupation 101" get a perspective on life under occupation! to coincide with Veterans Day 2009.

Emergency Direct Action to oppose this crazy Afghanistan debacle. Rally to oppose troop surge in Afghanistan. Why: we are sick of the war economy.

Educational Movie Viewing of "Occupation 101." Meeting to follow.

Solidarity national action to call attention to torture like conditions Pvt Bradley Manning is being held without charges. Support War resisters Wikileaks Close Gitmo Stop Torture practices

CODEPINK: women for peace and other local activists recognize another painful year has ended while Guantanamo remains a stain on the soul of this nation

Meet & Greet Chamber Criminals

Join the local CODEPINK Arizona Citizen's Arrest Team !!!!! 4pm to 7pm Arrest Action We must send a strong message to all war criminals that Arizona doesn't tolerate WAR criminals propaganda tours!!! We will make citizen arrests from inside the event.

Join us this Friday, June 24, 5 PM, 24th Street & Camelback - Bring the Troops Home from Afghanistan NOW!

Give Peace a Chance! After 10 years of war in Afghanistan (2001-Now). And 20 years in & out of Iraq (Gulf War 1991-Now). It’s time to heal America, to take a stand against unnecessary wars.

End the Afghanistan war now! End the drone attacks! October 7, 2001 this war began and what do we have to show for it, but soldiers and Afghani civilian lives sacrificed! Raise your voice – be present! Saturday, October 6th, 5:30 pm -7:30 pm 24th Street and Camelback, Phoenix Candlelight vigil will honor the lives lost. Please bring a candle. This action is part of nation-wide protests. Sponsor: End the War Coalition and its member groups: Arizona Alliance for Peace and Justice, CODEPINK Phoenix, Progressive Democrats of America – Phoenix Chapter, Veterans for Peace Phoenix, Women In Black Phoenix For more information: endthewarcoalition@cox.net or www.azpeace.org

A group of community activists will be distributing Calling Cards to the Veterans for the Holidays!

Prescott March 18th Rally for Peace at the Courthouse square (Veteran's Memorial on Montezuma St.) Prescott AZ 86305

Residents of the Verde Valley will rally to oppose the war and violence in Iraq. Men are invited to come support Women Against the War. Bring the kids too!

The Peace Delegation Party! Fund the Peace Delegation to the Democratic National Convention in Denver. Keep the Dems on Their Toes! Live music, refreshments. Information : evogan@cox.net or, on the day of the event, call 480.200.4044

VIGIL AGAINST THE WAR AND OCCUPATION! IRAQ MORATORIUM! The Iraq Moratorium is a national campaign to keep the war and occupation in front of the public and keep pressure on the Congress to End it Now! ALSO CALL Congressman Harry Mitchell at (480) 946-2411 or (202) 225-2190 and e-mail at http://mitchell.house.gov/contact. For more information call (480)894-2024 or e-mail pinkpeacephoenix@yahoo.com.

FUND EDUCATION - NOT OCCUPATION! End the Wars in Iraq & Afghanistan! 5 PM: Vigil with signs at University Bridge, located at 458 E. University Drive (just east of College Ave, between College & Rural.)6:30 PM: Candlelight march through campus to the School of Music Building. 7 PM: In light of the economic crisis and the $100,000 a minute cost of the unnecessary Iraq war, attend the free talk at the School of Music by Robert Reich, the Secretary of Labor under President Clinton, entitled “Will our Children Live as Well?” 8 PM: Socialize at Three Roots Coffee House, 1020 South Mill Avenue.

Amy Goodman and David Goodman: national speaking tour to mark Democracy Now's 13th anniversary and launch her third book with journalist (and brother) David Goodman, "Standing Up to the Madness: Ordinary Heroes in Extraordinary Times." Support our Real news network!! Join the Arizona Community Media Foundation and its internet broadcast service Radio Phoenix in welcoming Amy Goodman to Tempe.

Obama will be speaking at the commencement at Arizona State University. Pink Lady Reception for Obama; De-Escalate in Afghanistan; Surge of intense diplomatic efforts; Bring the Troops Home! Meet at 5 PM; Go to Sun Devil Stadium at 7 PM.

Cindy Sheehan will speak at Changing Hands Bookstore about her new book, "Myth America."

Gaza Panel discussion with Gaza Freedom March participants Julie Monetk & Liz w CODEPINK

Israeli House Demolitions Discussion with JEFF HALPER, Director, ISRAELI COMMITTEE AGAINST HOUSE DEMOLITIONS (ICAHD) “FINDING HOPE AMID THE RUBBLE OF THE PEACE PROCESS: WHAT IS THE ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITY OF AMERICANS?”

March & Rally for Peace on the 3rd anniversary of Bush's criminal war on Iraq. Say NO to war! Saturday, March 18th 10:00 AM - Rally - Catalina Park (4th Ave one block south of Speedway. 11:00 AM -March Against War east on Speedway 12 Noon to 1:00 p.m. - Demonstrate & rally at the military recruiters offices on Speedway east of Campbell.

DISSENT: Voices of Conscience is Ann Wright's new book, written with Susan Dixon. She'll be reading from it at 4:30 p.m. on Monday February 4th 2008 at the University of Arizona Bookstore. (Take Mountain South from Speedway, park in the 2nd St. Garage. Bookstore is only a few steps away.)

Gather at 4:00 PM at Armory Park, 6th Ave. between 12th and 13th Streets March through downtown to a 5:00 PM vigil at the Federal Building, 300 W. Congress St.

Plan of Action - How to End Torture- Sign Making PArty various activities all day www.southwestwitness.org

Code Pink Tucson is teaming with the Green Party to stage a peace rally to celebrate International Women's Day. We'll gather together to show support for peace over war and to hold in our hearts the people who have borne the cost of war. It is time to redirect our resources into life-affirming channels.

A gathering to redefine what "obscene" means in our culture. We believe it is more obscene to spend $708 on the Pentagon alone in one year than it is to display a naked body. We'll host an art installation, photographic it, and disseminate a press release following the event calling for de-militarization and cutting spending on the war. The costs - financially, physically, psychologically, and socially - are too much to bear any longer.

We will use art, music, dance, chanting, yoga, and community dialog to explore peaceful alternatives to America's current military mindset.

Tucson CODEPINK, Tucson Raging Grannies, and Tucson Women’s International League for Peace & Freedom request the honor of your presence at the wedding of Some Bride and Big Corporate Persons

28th annual Peace Fair brings musical talent and peace-loving groups together to have fun in the sun.

Picnic at Diamondback Bridge to celebrate 100th annual International Women's Day & to lament 8th anniversary of Iraq War.

Join us in a Mother's Day's Flash Mob at one of Tucson's busiest shopping malls. People will sing, dance, chant, & speak for peace in a fun, coordinated, creative fashion...

Poor People's Party - In response to the National Nurses United call for reactions to global austerity measures on 9/17/13, the 2-year anniversary of the founding of the Occupy Wallstreet Movement, the Tucson community will gather for a pot-luck meal, an evening of free movies and games, and a chance to record thoughts on "What Austerity Means to Me."

Petraeus Hearing Report back on the Surge

Are you ready to give up on health care reform? Neither are we! Let's get out there and let everyone know we want the change we voted for! Join us for an urgent action rally.

Peace and Pizza Night! Pierre Labossiere, from the Haitian Lawyers League, will be speaking on Haiti, Historical and Present, and the United Nations’ actions in Haiti. Location: 1533 B St. (at 5th), Hayward. Info: email CODEPINKHaywar@aol.com or Oceankayak@aol.com or phone: 510-537-2789.

Civic Ceremony at City Hall with the Mayor's Office and an evening concert at Immanuel Presbyterian Church at 7 PM. We will celebrate the spirit of the March, Los Angeles, peace, and nonviolence.

The CODEPINK House has been decorated with lights, the hot cider is steaming, and the cookies are baking! This can only mean one thing; a CODEPINK LA Holiday Party! Join CODEPINK Co-Founder Jodie Evans, LA Coordinator Whitney Hallock, fellow activists, and community members for this very special Holiday gathering at the CODEPINK House to remember the year that was and to energize for a new year of peace and progression!

United 4 Iran-SoCal invites you to a rally to draw more international attention to the plight of all political prisoners in Iran and to demand their immediate release. Thurs. 1/7 at 5 PM In Front of the CNN Building: 6430 West Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90028

Located at the Corner of Wilshire & Veteran in Westwood. LA Jews for Peace have organized this demonstration to remember the end of the Gaza bombardment one year ago.

The new theatre event “The Einstein Plan” takes its title from renowned scientist and humanist Albert Einstein, who suggested that if as little as 2% of the population engaged in non-violent civil disobedience, the government would not be able to operate as usual. The people could bring government to a standstill long enough for legislators to be forced to actually listen to their constituents.

Report from the Middle East Photo Exhibits: Gaza, Cairo, and the West Bank Blase Bonpane, OOA & World Focus on KPFK FM, Shae Popovich, OOA, Actor/Activist and Dara Wells-Hajjar, Artist/Actiivst

Middle East expert and author Phyllis Bennis will present her latest book (co-authored with David Wildman), Ending the US War in Afghanistan: A Primer, followed by a Q & A, on Thursday, March 4.

A performance, a teach-in, a town hall meeting. Fun, provocative, different every time. Come join the revolution! The new theatre event “The Einstein Plan” takes its title from renowned scientist and humanist Albert Einstein, who suggested that if as little as 2% of the population engages in non-violent civil disobedience, the government would not be able to operate as usual. Join in a forward-looking, audience-involving experience about creating a future of hope and change in the 21st Century.

Karl Rove is coming to LA for two events! Thousand Oaks Borders @ 12 PM and Beverly Hills' Wilshire Theater @ 6:30 PM. CODEPINK will be holding a rally at the evening event in our continued efforts of conducting a citizen's arrest on war criminals! Join us with signs, banners, and your voice!

**THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE** The BDS National Committee (BNC) is calling on you to unite in your different capacities and struggles for a Global BDS Day of Action on 30 March 2010 in solidarity with the Palestinian people and for Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) against Israel. PLEASE JOIN CODEPINK FOR OUR ACTION IN SOLIDARITY WITH THIS GLOBAL MOVEMENT. We will be in action with banners and flyers from 12 - 1 PM at The Grove in Los Angeles. MEET ON THE GRASS OUTSIDE OF NORDSTROMS AT 12 PM. Please email WhitneyCODEPINK@gmail.com for specific information.

Theresa & Blase Bonpane, Ry Cooder, Sonali Kolhatkar, KB Solomon, Jim Lafferty, Ross Altman, Wil B, Hector Aristizabal, Frank Dorrel, Larry Dilg, Tom English, Marco Rambaldo, Mauro Sacchi Screening of an Edited Version of "You Can't Be Neutral On A Moving Train" Documentary about Howard Zinn

REMIND OBAMA OF HIS CAMPAIGN PROMISES! President Obama will be making a rare appearance in Los Angeles on Monday, April 19. The REMIND OBAMA RALLY will be held near USC at the new California Science Center. Figueroa and 39th St.

This month at least 90 Congressional Districts will be holding these vigils to raise awareness among the public and our elected officials that the electorate is not being served by current U.S. war policies. We are meeting in front of Henry Waxman's office, 8436 Third St., Los Angeles, CA 90048, bring a sign if you can!

Join CODEPINK for the Earth Day Fair at UCLA's Bruin Plaza, for a day of eco fun and War Is Not Green bannering! Many green student groups, organizations, and businesses will be represented and everyone will want their picture taken with CODEPINK!!

Join us FRIDAY, March 20 from 12 to 1 p.m. at 7th Ave. and C Street, outside the Federal Building.

Join Grandmothers for Peace vigils at 99th & Bell; every first and third Saturday from 9:30 - 11 AM. Everyone is welcome! Signs are provided; be sure to wear a hat and bring water. If you'd like to sit, please bring a chair. For more information email ognelson@cox.net.

Moneyless gifting of excess property at a local park

Silent vigil to remember all victims of violence followed by a brief sharing circle

Please join us at the Maine Recruiting Station on Shattuck in Berkeley for the weekly DEMO against wars. If you have signs please bring them and if possible wear something pink.

Vigil every Friday 5 – 7 at First and Gaffey in San Pedro

Join a weekly demonstration against the military recruitment across the street from Downey High School

Join CODEPINK LA for a monthly vigil against war and for community to be followed by an organizing meeting. If you plan on joining please let us know for details-- la@codepinkalert.org or 310-827-4320

We stand on the corner of Camino Alto and E. Blithedale in Mill Valley with signs pertaining to Obama's Peace Promises and occasionally include Boycott Israeli Products.

Join Tina Banchero of the Dance Brigade at Interplay Studio on the following days and you can join us on stage, Friday Feb 14th to dance theFlash Mob dance collectively!

CAP Weekly Vigil for Peace. Come show a PINK presence for Peace.

Monthly organizational meeting followed by a peace vigil in Ocean Beach.

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN TO COMMEMORATE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY WITH VARIOUS EVENTS THROUGHOUT SAN FRANCISCO

Walk for Peace on the Golden Gate Bridge. Second Sunday of every month at NOON. CODEPINK march from the North and South ends of the Golden Gate Bridge, bringing our messages of peace to motorists, tourists, bicyclists and supporters! Wear messages on clothing. No bicycles as we are on the walking side of the bridge. There are monthly "themes"-- please contact Toby Blome at ratherbenyckeling@comcast.net for details.

In order to be a part of the Bay Area One Billion Rising Flash Mob, participants must attend 2 rehearsals. The January 20th rehearsal is mandatory for all people who want to be in the January 26th filming, but not necessary for the February 14th or March 8th performances.

January 15 – February 21, 2014 Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts, 2868 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94110 OPENING RECEPTION: Wednesday, January 15 / 6:00 pm / Gallery / Donation With music by AudioPharmacy, poetry by Genny Lim, Lubna Morrar, and GalleryTalks, and much more. Resurfacing is a multi-media installation mapping the confluence of international reverence for water. Following the flow of water related issues as they wash over the globe, Resurfacing connects international problem-solving strategies and thought provoking art from Palestine to Chiapas to our home in the Bay. Resurfacing offers a wide range of audio, visual and performative elements from the clean water initiative of Middle East Children’s Alliance in Gaza, to the public art of Estria Foundation's #WaterWrites, to Zapatista Autonomous Communities and the paintings of Nellie King Solomon. The exhibition is supported by weekly events designed to develop and strengthen relationships that ripple beyond the length of the exhibit. Please join us! https://www.facebook.com/events/129630547207452/

America's Pivot to Asia Destabilizing the Region Recent Travels in Northeast Asia Col. Wright speaks on her recent trip to Northeast Asia, Jeju Island, the Article 9 "No War" Japanese constitution conference and eight days on the PEACE BOAT traveling to South Korea, Taiwan, Shanghai and Nanjing, China. Ann Wright is just back from London where she received an award for Chelsea Manning and met with Julian Assange at the Ecuadorian Embassy.

Meet every 3rd Tuesday each month at the San Jose Peace center: 48 S. 7th Street in downtown San Jose just south of Santa Clara Street, next to SJSU.

WE WILL NOT BE MOVED! Will you join us this month to show the U.S. military that peace is stronger than war and that love overpowers hate? On Monday evening at our potluck/talk, we will discuss the upcoming CODEPINK Pakistan "No Drones" Tour and strategize our plans to take our commitment to peace to a higher level: direct action at Beale in the fall, and New Mexico drone resistance solidarity work.

South West Colorado Peace & Justice Coalition monthly meeting. (SWCPJC)

This week we are focusing on supporting Bradley Manning.

Vigil in front of the Holocaust Museum, across from the "Think About What You Saw" sign. One of the most popular attractions for tourists from around the world, the Holocaust Museum represents the struggle for human rights -- and it's the ideal place to remind visitors respectfully that atrocities are going on elsewhere -- including to Palestinians, at the hands of Israelis. Bring a sign; flyers for distribution will be provided.

Every year, more than 1,000 movers and shakers come together in DC to organize the Arab American community and advocate for their rights. Meet with the White House and Congress, get to know other Arab Americans, learn about ADC’s efforts and achievements, and help shape priorities. This year’s theme “It Starts with You” is a simple but profound statement reflecting how ADC exists for you, and has no purpose without you. The success of our work is largely determined by your participation and involvement. Learn more or register today at: http://convention.adc.org

No War on Syria: Re-boot the Boca Peace Corner!

Weekly peace vigil every Thursday at 6 PMwith Veterans for Peace and other peace activists. Wear pink, bring your own signs, stand up in support! Messages include: "Out of Iraq Now!" and "CODEPINK wants troops home now!"

Please join us at 6:30 to discuss future actions.

Meet us in MLK Plaza, downtown Pensacola, the last Sunday of every month near sunset, to participate in a candle light vigil for peace, and fellowship with like minded individuals, who want to create a more peaceful world. Please visit us on Facebook or Meetup to RSVP for other local events.

Monthly peace vigil We stand with signs on the northeast corner of Gandy Blvd. and Dale Mabry Hwy, in Tampa FL to target drivers coming from MacDill AFB.

Peace Vigil and sign holding at the Federal Building/Downtown Hilo Post Office every Friday from 3:30 - 5:00 PM. Bring your own sign or one will be provided.

The vigil was started on September 12, 2001 to urge restraint not vengeance. We have continued every week since then. Each week we prepare a new peace leaflet for distribution via the internet and our website, and also handed out to people in downtown Hilo. The five points of unity for our weekly peace vigil are: 1. Mourn all victims of violence. 2. Reject war as a solution. 3. Defend civil liberties. 4. Oppose all discrimination, anti-Islamic, anti-Semitic, anti-Hawaiian, etc. 5. Seek peace through justice in Hawai`i and around the world. At the vigils, people stand on the grass at the edge of the sidewalk holding a sign of their choice for peace. Bring your own sign if you wish,

Fort Wayne for Peace Monthly Rally

A PINK stand against war and for peace. Some signs will be available or bring your own.

Weekly Peace Vigil observes the 8th anniversary of the start of the Iraq War. We're on the Greenfield Town Common (corner of Rte 5/10 and 2A, Main St. and Federal St.) every Saturday from 11am-noon. Bring your own sign or use one from our sign bag. Bring our troops and war $ home.

Tuesday peace vigil is at AFSC Office 4806 York Rd. Friday vigil is at 3107 N. Charles St. (in front of Homewood Friends Meetinghouse). Signs are provided (esp. "War is not the answer"). It is a silent vigil.

Witness for peace as part of the bridges for peace movement.

Monthly meeting at private home to watch "War Made Easy" to be followed up with joining the monthly anti-rally at 4-6 PM.

Weekly One Hour Vigil for Peace and Justice. We have a Honk for Peace sign, a sign that gives the current death toll of US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, and a variety of other messages on signs and banners that we hold, stick in the ground, and wear. We pass out informational fliers to passing motorists and pedestrians - downloaded from the CODEPINK and other progressive websites.

Vigil on the corner of College and Oleander Drive in Wilmington NC every Sunday from 11am until 1pm.

We vigil for peace at the corner of 16th and "O" Streets, by the Federal Building, in downtown Lincoln, holding signs calling for the end of the war.

Sadly, the sixth anniversary of our entry and Occupation of Iraq coincides with out weekly Thursday peace vigil. To commemorate this heinous anniversary and KEEP THE HEAT ON THE STREETS, we will be joining peaceful protest voices at our corner with Bergen Peace & Justice, the Leonia Peace Vigil and our MFSO friends from the Teaneck Armory.

CODEPINK Madison supports the Morristown Peace Vigil on the Green, by the fountain.

The Morristown Peace Vigil has met every Friday, from 6 - 7 PM, on the historic Green in Morristown, since the Friday after 9/11.

Vigil to protest war in all its forms, in front of the New York State Capitol, at State and Eagle Streets. Sponsored by Peace Action and Albany Friends Meeting. Takes place the first Wednesday of every month, from 12:15-1:00 PM.

The Suffolk Peace Network, Pax Christi, LI, CODEPINK LI are holding and informational vigil in front of BAE Systems Facility on Pulaski Road, Greenlawn, LI, NY every Friday from 4 PM to 5:30 PM. BAE Systems is 2nd largest defense contractor and makes parts for drones and other UAVs, but few people know that there is a large installation right here in the township of Huntington, Greenlawn, NY. Our signs tell about the 'precision killing systems' and "Drones Made Here" We have flyers for motorists that stop for them with more on BAE Systems.

Movie about Afghanistan and discussion afterwards about how to get the Obama administration to take action for peace.

"Drones" is a play about the amazing excesses and horrors of the US drone program.

This is probably the biggest and best-known regular anti-war vigil in New York City and has been going on for over 6 and a half years. We've never missed a single Wednesday no matter what the weather throws at us. At least 15-20 people participate in the vigil every week -- not just grannies but men (including a regular group of Veterans for Peace), and young people. We are a tourist attraction with many people from all over the world photographing us and engaging in conversation. Media regularly film and write about us.

Monthly organizing meeting for CODEPINK's NYC chapter.

Join us for a "Stand for Peace" peace vigil every Wednesday evening from 6:30pm to 7:30pm at the corner of SW 5th St and SW Hall Blvd in Beaverton, Oregon. The Washington County Peace Vigil has been standing for peace since August 2006.

A flag is placed for every soldier killed in Iraq and Afghanistan. they sit in front of a huge banner which states: Mourn the Dead, Heal the Wounded, End the War. This yearly event is held at the Port of Hood River.

The Klamath Basin Peace Forum hosts a Peace Vigil every Friday (for 1.5 years) from 5:30-6:30 PM at Main & 9th. Relevant signs and candles are optional.

WE have an outreach table, hand out leaflets, collect petition signatures, and remind folks that there's a war (or two) still going on.

We get together, catch up, share info and opinions, review past actions and plan for the next month.

Please come stand for Peace at Howard Elmer Park on the corner across from the Sayre Library on Weds 5:30- 6 PM.

Standing vigil urging U.S. out of Iraq & Afghanistan.

Standing vigil urging U.S. out of Iraq & Afghanistan.

Gather to meet like minded folk interested in supporting CODEPINK activities and campaigns while nurturing healthy bodies and minds. We will meet 'n greet and then bike or hike a bit of Four Mile Run that parallels the O & D Canal.

Bring signs, rain or shine!

Stand Up! For Peace and Veterans For Peace Chapter 65 Wyoming invites all like-minded peace people to meet on the steps of the Albany County Courthouse. Once again, we petition for the redress of grievances. A display of the names of soldiers lost to the war on Iraq, both in country and after returning, will be displayed (weather permitting).

Check this calendar to see when and where war criminals will be and stage a citizen's arrest!