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Asuncion, Paraguay

Asuncion, Paraguay

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Saturday, April 5  1:00-2:00pm
Spring Garden Public Library

Organized by the Halifax Peace Coalition, Students Coalition Against War,  and others.

Find out more: TEAM TIBET "Bring Tibet to the 2008 Olympics"
http://teamtibet.org/ Join the strugge of a freedom loving people to have
their voices heard by supporting Team Tibet.


[*Organizing meeting for Tibet demonstration is this Thursday, April 3 at
7pm at 6050 University Avenue at Dalhousie, Room 142 (Teaching Lab 3) to plan and to make a banner.]
Third Annual Peace Day in HRM PDF Print E-mail
Monday, August 6, 2007 3pm-4:30pm
Peace Pavillion of the Dartmouth Waterfront Park

Join us for this annual fun free family-friendly event!
(Near Alderney Landing - In case of rain event will take place in Alderney
Landing)   

Featuring a youth performance of the play "A Thousand Cranes" and the Raging
Grannies!
Enjoy the speakers and music on this lovely summer day - events will be
taking place on the same day around the world. Light refreshments will be
provided. There will be paper crane folding. Children welcome.

Organized by Physicians for Global Survival, Voice of Women for Peace, and
the Halifax Peace Coalition


Agenda:
  1. Welcome
  2. Greetings From HRM
  3. Greetings from Hakodate
  4. "Mayors for Peace Campaign" - Physicians for Global Survival
  5. Songs of Peace - The Raging Grannies
  6. Reading of "Cranes" poem
  7. A moment of silent reflection
  8. Greetings from Canadian Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee
  9. Intermission (10 minutes)
  10. "A Thousand Cranes" Play
  11. Paper Crane Folding, Discussion, Exhibits, Shadow Making demonstration, refreshments.
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Current HPC Campaigns

HPC acts on Canadian policy that fosters inequity or injustice, root causes of violence. Living in the shadow of empire, we want a foreign policy that promotes justice, equity, and peace. We are currently working on Canada's involvement in:


AFGHANISTAN

HAITI

IRAQ

MAYORS FOR PEACE

MISSILE DEFENSE

SECURITY CERTIFICATES

WAR RESISTERS

KEEP SPACE FOR PEACE

INTERNATIONAL POLICY STATEMENT


 

Please welcome two new groups to the hpc membership!
Students Coalition Against War (SCAW)
www.scaw.ca

Canadian Federation of Students - Nova Scotia (CFS-NS)


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