[R-G] [ufp] Cities for Peace...Join Us!!

[DavidMcR at aol.com]

In a message dated 1/25/03 10:45:34 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
lesliecagan at igc.org writes:

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 50 CITIES FOR PEACE, 50 MORE PENDING NATION-WIDE...JOIN US!!
 
 Dear UFPJ activists:
 
 Please be aware of the Cities for Peace Campaign, a subgroup of UFPJ,
 www.citiesforpeace.org, coordinated by Institute for Policy Studies.
 
 We are about to reach City #49 Monday night with Cleveland OH. The big
 push was to reach 50 by the State of the Union. Please let me know if
 you know of any cities with an anti-war resolution already passed that
 is not on our list of 48...see the website for that list, for the
 resolutions, for a list of over 50 more campaigns currently underway and
 for a Resolution Tool Kit for activists and councilmembers to
 initiate an anti-war resolution in their own communities. This is a
 highly empowering grassroots effort with tremendous potential power.
 
 Think of the effect such resolutions had during the anti-apartheid
 struggle. Spread the word and start a campaign in your community!
 
 For NYC activists--an anti-war resolution submitted by councilmember
 Bill Perkins languishes in the committee of council member Jose Serrano
 Jr.  Serrano Jr needs to be intensely lobbied as does the Speaker of the
 City Guilford Miller. As you can imagine, a anti-war resolution passed
 by the city of New York will be international news. Please help if you
 can. Please keep me posted on your efforts
 kdolan at igc.org
 
 Peace,
 Karen
 
 Karen Dolan
 Director, Progressive Challenge project
 Institute for Policy Studies
 733 15th St. NW Suite 1020
 WDC 20005
 Ph: 202.234.9382, ext 228
 F: 202.387.7915
 www.ips-dc.org
 www.citiesforpeace.org
 www.netprogress.org
 
 
 
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