Sunday Feb 23 at 1pm
Location: Intersection of Packers & International Lane in Madison
Bring signs and flags and yourself to raise your voice for people not Pentagon.
Close the military bases. Cut the waste. Divest from the machine.
Facebook Event Info: https://www.facebook.com/share/1B2xUhDKzi/
Actions at bases near you.
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Take Action
Join a Working Group
Let us remember those lost and learn from the past.
Join us in putting up simulated grave markers at Olbrich Park 9 am on Saturday May 25 and bringing them down Saturday June 1st.starting 9 am
Location https://maps.app.goo.gl/7V9HTqCbGSZJFWA5A
Speaker Robert Koehler
Reaching for Peace Beyond Our Certainties
James Madison Park
302 E. Gorham Street Madison, Wisconsin 53703
Location https://maps.app.goo.gl/mhznQAAdgwxNZU3v7
Organized by Progressive Magazine and Veterans for Peace.
The Progressive Inc. publishes The Progressive magazine and Progressive.org. They also operate the Public Schools Advocate and the Progressive Media Project/Progressive Perspectives as well as the annual “Fighting Bob Fest.”
Memorial Mile 2022 ~ Olbrich Park & Atwood Ave ~ | Veterans for Peace (madisonvfp.org)
Yard signs by the Madison, Wisconsin Chapter of Veterans for Peace, Clarence Kailin Chapter 25. Raise your voice for peace and justice.
The signs are almost gone.
If you would like to provide a donation, we appreciate it.
description: 18”x24”, corrugated plastic, double-sided, comes with metal H stakes
Side 1
Donations help us continue our activities like providing educational scholarships to local youth and educating people so we can grow the movement for peace. Please send us an e-mail, give us a call or contact your local Madison member of Veterans for Peace . We will make sure to arrange to get signs to you, in the local Madison area. Outside of the area there will be an additional cost if shipping is required.
Side 2
October1_Vigil_invite <— link to PDF flyer
The Interfaith Peace Working Group*
invites you to a
Vigil for Peace in Ukraine and the World
October 1 at 7:00 – 8:00 pm
Capitol Square – State Street Steps
In the spirit of building a worldwide peace community,
we invite you to bring a short poem, prayer, or blessing for peace –
but from a religious or secular tradition that is not your own.
In addition, there will be music, singing, and silence in this
ritual of commemoration, grief, and hope.
*In partnership with Code Pink, World Beyond War, Veterans for Peace and the Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice
