Join TNJP, Veterans for Peace, Vietnam Veterans Against the War, & Military Families Speak Out - Every Thursday 4 to 6 pm - Every Sunday 12:30 to 2:30 pm - At the Old Capitol - Corner of Monroe St. and Apalachee Parkway
Dumbya Bush counter- demonstrating at our Sunday peace witness.
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In the Tallahassee area signs are avail at the Eternal Peace Vigil Against Iraq War Sunday 12:30-2:30 & Thursday 4:00-6:00 or call 893-7390, Quarter Moon Imports at 1641 North Monroe Street Mon-Sat 10-6:30 and Sundays 12-5, outside the area visit FCNL to request a sign.
Petition: http://WhenTheSaints.org It's been two years since Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast region, and still there are tens of thousands of families without homes. 30,000 families are scattered across the country in FEMA apartments, 13,000 are in trailers, and hardly any of
the 77,000 rental units destroyed in New Orleans have been rebuilt. Support
the Gulf Coast Recovery Bill of 2007 by signing the petition at www.WhenTheSaints.org
See DemocracyNow for more on the ethnic cleansing of New Orleans...
Thanks for posting this. I am afraid a good share of the country has forgotten the Gulf Coast and New Orleans or at least think everything is okay. It's not! Tony (the guy with the ponytail) is from Plenty International and doing some great work. United Peace Relief which I am a member of will be working in the 7th Ward (Mama D neighborhood)the last week of October and in Pass Christian, Mississippi the third week of October. We will be joining Plenty International and Tony the last week of November. Tony has a list of homes that need work. Check us out at www.unitedpeacerelief.org. I will post here when details for housing etc. are done for those three weeks. Hopefully, we can get a group from Tallahassee that want to do over and help. Stay tuned!
Carol
"I believe a place and a people are judged
not just by their accomplishments, but also
by their compassion and sense of justice."
~Bruce Springsteen
Good people!!
Thanks for posting this. I am afraid a good share of the country has forgotten the Gulf Coast and New Orleans or at least think everything is okay. It's not! Tony (the guy with the ponytail) is from Plenty International and doing some great work. United Peace Relief which I am a member of will be working in the 7th Ward (Mama D neighborhood)the last week of October and in Pass Christian, Mississippi the third week of October. We will be joining Plenty International and Tony the last week of November. Tony has a list of homes that need work. Check us out at www.unitedpeacerelief.org. I will post here when details for housing etc. are done for those three weeks. Hopefully, we can get a group from Tallahassee that want to do over and help. Stay tuned!
Carol
"I believe a place and a people are judged
not just by their accomplishments, but also
by their compassion and sense of justice."
~Bruce Springsteen