Remember Hiroshima and Nagasaki:
Gather by the Morris Civic Theater on Friday, August 8, between 11:30
and 1:30 to ask folks to give their opinion about building, stockpiling,
and using nuclear weapons. Please come anytime in that time frame and
stay as long as you can.
Next MPJC Meeting: MPJC will
meet on Tuesday, August 12, at 7:00pm at Pam and Ron's house, 1336 E.
Wayne St S., in South Bend IN. All are welcome to attend. See button
on left for the previous meeting minutes and click
here for the next meeting agenda.
Write to Congress: We need to
keep pressure on Congress to end the war. Click
Here for the addresses:
FLOC Statement: MPJC recently
endorsed this FLOC Statement from the Farm Labor
Organizing Committee AFL-CIO as part of our position on immigration
reform. We also endorsed the Mexico Solidarity Network
Statement.
New "Cost of War" Brochure: Look
at and print this 2 page brochure prepared
by the Peace Not War faculty group at Saint Mary's College. It gives
up to date information on the cost of the war in Iraq in dollars, lives,
and other needs not met.
Every Saturday, 1:00-2:00pm Anti-War Vigil
at the Cemetery corner of Cleveland and Grape Road near University Park
Mall. We hope to bring home to the shoppers the reality of the war in
Iraq. Bring signs and banners or use ours. The signs should oppose policies
and avoid personal attacks on people. E.g., "Peace on Earth Means Now"
"No More Preemptive War" "Warfare Out, Health Care In" "U.S. Out, U.N.
In."
Every Monday, 5-6 pm -- Weekly
South Bend Vigil at the Federal Building, Jefferson and Main to
oppose war against Iraq. Bring your own sign or share ours. These are
nonviolent protests. We show respect for all participants and passers-by.
All who share our concerns are welcome to participate.
Open Letter to Candidates for Elective Office - Use this letter to engage voters and candidates in dialog
about essential issues they need to consider. http://community.michiana.org/justice/openletter.html
Let us know how it goes.
"Bring the Troops Home Now" Petition
- Sign this petition on line at http://www.votenowar.org
or print out a paper petition and solicit signatures wherever you go.
Let us know how it goes.