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Updated 9/29/02

www.WesternMassAFSC.org
Wow…a great resource.  This has peace events, petitions, info about a video and film library, links to graphics like bumper stickers and flyers promoting peace, and a list of several articles that look good.

www.commondreams.org 
"Breaking news and views for the progressive community."  One can access a number of related articles and resources.

www.nationalpriorities.org
"Helping the public understand and shape the federal budget to meet community needs by providing, analysis of critical budget issues, state and local data, and tools for local action."  

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www.peacepledge.org
Sign this pledge showing your opposition to the war in Iraq .  Also has a way to join the Pledge of Resistance which coordinates nationally various acts of civil disobedience.

www.justicewithpeace.org
This website posts upcoming local events and beyond, such as a demonstration in Boston on Oct. 4, anda worldwide peace demonstration on Oct. 6 endorsed by Helen Caldicott (NYC and Boston ) .  It also names their guiding principles which are very moving and worth reading.

 
http://www.listenforpeace.org/index.html
This document is worth reading and was written collaboratively by the well loved Vietnamese Buddhist Monk, Thich Nhat Hanh, the Order for Interbeing, and Thay's students.  It is beautiful, wise and radical.  You can print it out, collect signatures, and send it in.    

www.congress.org
Go to this website which provides a quick and easy format for contacting elected officials by email or letter.

www.endthewar.org
This is the National Network to End the War website.  It lists groups meeting around the country and contact info, as well as current actions, op eds, and news features.  They also have anti war flyers which can be distributed with a place to add one's group name.

www.unitedforpeace.org
(I believe this is the same as the one above.)

www.thenation.org
This publication has many related articles, including an antiwar page.  

www.moveon.org
I am impressed with this citizen's action organization, and have been getting periodic emails from them over the last few months.  They have several petitions to sign opposing various components on the war in Iraq .  People can sign up to be part of a national network of activists.  They focus on a variety of topics, right now it is Iraq .  Other topics have included corporate responsibility, and environmental causes.  I get emails from them informing me of crucial times to contact congress.

http://traprockpeace.org/
Great organization working for peace (local!)  Has an excellent article to read: allegations vs. realities in Iraq : what we know and what we don't.  They also have resources for local speakers, how to start peace groups, etc..

www.sojo.net
Sept/Oct issue article "How to Topple Hussein nonviolently"

www.notinourname.net. 
Sponsors national days of action, and has a powerful antiwar statement..  This group apparently was founded by the Revolutionary Communist Party, and one review said that if you can look beyond the rhetoric, it is a site well worth visiting.

www.house.gov/kucinich/action/peace.htm.  
Wow…a congressman from Ohio introducing a bill which would create a cabinet level Department of Peace, promoting nonviolence in the world as a guiding principle.  This is exciting.  It also activities individuals and groups can do to promote peace.
CHECK THIS OUT!!!!!!!  

http://www.alternet.org//story.html?StoryID=14189
This website lists several peace related organizations, and also has a number of articles for reading on topics such as the war in Iraq and the environment.

http://www.topica.com/sysmsg/?cid=1.157745842.48673602&c=1&p=CONFSUB-REM-O
Go to this page to join the Pioneer Valley Interfaith Coaltion for Peace.  This is a list serve which will keep you updated on events, and conversations.

 Stupid White Men by Michael Moore  (BOOK)

White house response line 202 456-1111
…call in your support of or vote against this war.