{news} CT GREENS Reminder: Extraordinary Peace Conference Saturday, 11/20, CCSU

[Justine McCabe]

Dear CT Greens,

Please try to attend this important peace conference tomorrow. There will be tabling for CTGP, and "green" representation in several workshops:  Ana Lachelier will be speaking in  "Fighting the Poverty Draft: How to Conduct Counter-Recruitment in the Schools"; Steve Krevisky is coordinator of  "Labor Looms Large"; I'll be speaking in "Iraq and Palestine: Connecting the Dots, " chaired by NH Green Stan Heller.    For details go to: www.ctunitedforpeace.org 
People need to see an "electoral alternative" to the undemocratic status quo.  That's us. 

Peace, 
Justine 


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From: The Struggle 
To: newhavengreens at yahoogroups.com ; Connecticut PeaceCoalition ; CTpeace-activists at yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Sunday, November 14, 2004 11:16 AM
Subject: Extraordinary Conference


How often do you get a chance to talk with leaders of all the major anti-war coalitions of the US.  I've been at it for 22 years and I've never had the chance until now.  Next Sat. Nov. 20 there's going to be a free all day forum at Central CT State University.   Leaders from United for Peace and Justice, Answer, Not in Our Name and US Labor Against the War will be there.

The keynote speech will be by Bill Fletcher Jr., an important African-American activist and head of the TransAfrica Forum.  Also Mazin Qumsieyeh, founder of the Palestine Right to Return Coalition and a leader of the Iraq Vets Against the War.

I'm going to chair a workshop at 2  "Iraq and Palestine, Connecting the Dots". There will be several other workshops, too. 

The Conference will take place at 10 on Sat. at Central Connecticut State Univeristy at the Semseters Hall in the Student Center.   For more information see www.ctunitedforpeace.org

--- Stanley Heller

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