[Afsckc-peacealert] KC AFSC Peace and Justice Alerts - September 30, 2010
Ira Harritt
IHarritt at afsc.org
Thu Sep 30 22:04:19 EDT 2010
KC AFSC Peace and Justice Alerts - September 30, 2010
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Educate Yourself. Share your knowledge. Take Action!
For information about the American Friends Service Committee,
contact us at 816 931-5256 or afsckc at afsc.org<mailto:afsckc at afsc.org>
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"A vision is not just a picture of what could be;
it is an appeal to our better selves,
a call to become something more."
~ Rosabeth Moss Kanter
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Dear Peacemakers,
What is your vision of peace? What would a just and sustainable world look like to you?
Tomorrow night 25+ organizations will gather at the Visions of Peace at the Crossroads and share their work and vision with Crossroads Art Walk participants-- First Friday, October 1st from 6:00 to 9:00pm at 1811 Baltimore, KCMO.
We are excited about the great entertainment (click here for a main stage schedule<http://afsc.org/resource/visions-peace-schedule> or see below); the Lend Us Your Hands for Peace mural; the peace parading groups; the 25+ groups participating in the event and sharing the work they do to make our world a more just and peaceful place; and all of the activities that will take place at the festival.
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A new resource for the festival will be "I Lent My Hand for Peace" buttons. They will be given to festival participants who paint a hand on the mural, are interviewed in the Visions of Peace video project, volunteer or participate in the peace parade. They will also be available for a donation. And we will also have Visions of Peace T-shirts / White ink on black and you can paint in the colors!
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We encourage you to let others know about the event. Go to http://afsc.org/event/visions-peace-crossroads to download flyers, cards and other information.
Plans are also complete for the October 16 "Peace Crawl." The Peace Crawl will feature six peace and justice workshops at three Crossroads locations on Saturday afternoon, October 16 between 1:30 and 4:30pm. Click this link for details: http://afsc.org/event/peace-crawl. Please post flyers and invite others to attend.
Review the other activities in this alert and lend your support where you feel moved.
--Also a groups of educators is gathering to discuss forming an educators for social responsibility and peace groups. Contact me if you would like to be involved.
Thank you for your efforts.
Peace,
Ira Harritt
KC Program Coordinator
American Friends service Committee
816 931-5256
iharritt at afsc.org<mailto:iharritt at afsc.org>
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Thanks to the following organizations for supporting the Visions of Peace at the Crossroads:
Sponsors: American Friends Service Committee; Community of Christ/Network Advocating Justice and Peace; Communiversity; Disciples Peace Fellowship; Heartland Presbytery Peace Committee; Iraq Veterans Against the War; KC Fringe; KC Iraq Task Force; kcactive.com, KC's News & Entertainment web site; KKFI-90.1FM; Muslim American Society -KC; People to People International; St. James Catholic Church (KC); Storytellers, Inc. Artist Collective.
Endorsers: Central Baptist Theological Seminary; Citizens for Justice in the Middle East; Colonial Church UCC; Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL); KC Metro MO NOW and Johnson/Wyandotte Counties NOW; PeaceWorks KC.
Participating Groups: Grace Covenant Church -Kairos; Greens of KC; Kansas City Anti-Violence Project; KC MoveToAmend Coalition; Missourians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty; MO Association for Social Welfare; PROMO; Social Workers for Peace & Justice; Veterans for Peace.
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Upcoming Peace and Justice Activities
Click on link or scroll down for more information about the peace and justice activity
October 1, 6:00- 9:00pm, Visions of Peace at the Crossroads festival, 19th Street between Wyandotte and Baltimore, KCMO.
October 3, Sunday, 3:00pm-4:00pm, RALLY Move to Amend the Constitution, With its CITIZENS UNITED ruling, the Supreme Court affirmed that corporations are persons, entitled by the Constitution to buy elections and run our government. The only way "We the People" can fight this--is to amend the Constitution. Nine appropriately robed "justices" will attend the rally and we hope you and all your friends will, too! Nichols Fountain at Mill Creek Park, W. 47th Street & Nichols Parkway, KCMO To learn about CITIZENS UNITED, corporate personhood and a constitutional amendment go to: www.MoveToAmend.org<http://www.MoveToAmend.org> For more info contact Mary Lindsay<http://www.facebook.com/Mary.Lindsay2>
October 1 - 7 Kansas International Film Festival features films on a variety of social justice and environmental issues from immigration, plastic pollution, slavery, genocide, genetically modified foods and religious fundamentalism. The festival takes place from. See www.kansasfilm.com<http://www.kansasfilm.com> for more details or to buy festival passes or tickets to individual films. -at the Glenwood Arts Theatre, 95th and Metcalf in Overland Park
October 7, Tuesday, Eighth Anniversary of the Start of the War in Afghanistan, Mark your calendar. Planning is in process.
October 6-7, Wednesday and Thursday, KC Peace Planters Events including nonviolent direct action to protest the city's ownership of NNSA's new KC Plant, which will make/procure non-nuclear parts for nuclear weapons. 10/6 events open at 1 pm in the Assembly Room of Cristo Rey, 211 W. Linwood, with action discussions, artwork, nonviolence training; 10/6 closes with a festival of hope (music, talks) 7-8:30 pm at All Souls, 4501 Walnut. 10/7 starts at 9 am with Municipal Court hearings at 1101 Locust, Room D, for the 14 resisters who, on 8/16, blocked the path of a huge Caterpillar clearing ground for the new KC Plant. After the hearings, Peace Planters will rally in Ilus Davis Park and march on City Hall. Most bizarre: the city will hold title to the new NNSA campus and is selling municipal bonds (with federal guarantees) for up to $800 million to finance it. Register free with KC Peace Planters: 913-206-4088, janepstoever at yahoo.com<mailto:janepstoever at yahoo.com>. Info: kcnukeswatch.wordpress.com.
October 16, Saturday, 1:30 to 4:30, Peace Crawl in the Crossroads, choose from six peace and justice workshops taking place at three venues in the Crossroads followed by a Peace Networking hour! See below for more info.
October 23, Saturday, 2:00-4:00pm, KC Peace Planters Meeting, developing a long-term strategy for resisting the KC Plant. Meet at Cherith Brook Catholic Worker House, 3308 E. 12th St., KC, Mo., just east of Benton.
October 29-31, 2010 Peace Colloquy with the theme "Children Cry, We Respond!"at Community of Christ Temple, 201 S. River Boulevard, Independence, MO (see below for details)
November 3-4, Wednesday & Thursday, Peace Planter Protest NNSA's New Nuclear Weapons Production Plant that the city will own; the plant makes non-nuclear parts and has flown under most people's radar, but it makes/procures 85% of U.S. nukes. 11/3 will offer time to train in nonviolence and discuss direct action; 11/3 evening festival of hope will feature the Sierra Club's Scott Dye, well versed in contaminants from the 61-year-old current plant in KC. 11/4 opens at 9am with Municipal Court hearings for the 7 civil resisters to the groundbreaking for the new plant 9/8. Civil resistance and a rally will follow the hearings. Register free with KC Peace Planters: 913-206-4088, janepstoever at yahoo.com<mailto:janepstoever at yahoo.com>. Info: kcnukeswatch.wordpress.com.
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EVERY Sunday: Iraq Peace Vigil, 4pm, JC Nichols Fountain, 47th & Main, Streets, Kansas City, MO http://www.kciraqtaskforce.org/
EVERY Tuesday, JOIN THIS Peace Demonstration Every Tuesday between 5PM - 6 PM in the median strip on the south corner of the intersection at 63rd & Ward Parkway, Kansas City, Mo. For more information email '63rd Street Patriots' at schwartzkatz at sbcglobal.net
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FBI Raids Anti-War Activists
Did you know...
* The FBI has recently raided the homes of anti-war activists in Chicago and Minneapolis.
* During the searches, FBI agents confiscated computers, cell phones, numerous documents and financial records.
* The rights of free speech and the freedom to associate are being infringed upon and must be protected.
Please take the opportunity to sign postcards at Visions of Peace at the Crossroad, on Friday evening October 1st from 6 to 9pm, that will be delivered to the Kansas City FBI Headquarters at 13th & Summit later in October to indicate your condemnation of these raids, that we hold FBI Director Robert Mueller and President Barack Obama accountable for these actions, and that we will not stand for such treatment of anti-war protesters in the future, especially here in Kansas City!
1) We condemn the raids
2) End harassment of anti-war and international solidarity activists.
3) Return all materials and property seized in the raids.
4) Demand that US Attorney General Eric Holder to stop the Grand Jury subpoenas of activists.
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Sarah Cool
816-674-4224 (US)
For More information: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/25/us/politics/25search.html?_r=1
http://www.suntimes.com/news/commentary/2755588,CST-EDT-edit29a.article
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[cid:image013.png at 01CB60E3.0C0073B0]Join us for a
Peace Crawl
October 16, Saturday,
Choose from Six Workshop-Discussions at Three Venues
Arts Incubator, 113 W. 18 St., KCMO
1:30 to 2:25pm
African American Art and Social Change - Ron Chaney, former Ethnic Art Gallery owner, will discuss the importance of African American art for society.
2:30 to 3:25pm
The 'Art' of Overcoming Oppression - Jessica Farmer, KC Anti-Violence Project outreach educator, & KC Love youth, will guide participants in art activities and a discussion of internal and systemic oppression and ways individuals can overcome them.
Crossroad's Coffee House, 310 Southwest Blvd, KCMO
1:30 to 2:25pm
Speaking Peace - Sharon Hannah, mediator and peace educator, will present a "taste" of bestselling author, Dr. Marshall Rosenberg's principle of "nonviolent communication"
2:30 to 3:25pm
Peace Building in Church and Community- Prof. Dick Olson, Central Baptist Seminary, will lead an exploration of how everyday conflicts can be transformed and transformative - information, stories, discussion, and, maybe, a role play
Mildred's Coffee House, 1821 Wyandotte Street, KCMO
1:30 to 2:25pm
What is a Humane Society? - Ron Faust, peace activist and Mary Vincent volunteer and activist on poverty, hunger and peace will discuss poverty, society's priorities and how we can uplift the human condition.
2:30 to 3:25pm
Peacemaking in a Time of War-Ira Harritt, American Friends Service Committee KC program coordinator, will discuss times visions of a just future helped transform injustice to justice and how our vision and action can help today.
3:30 to 4:30pm
Peace Networking / Social Hour - join with others interested in peace and justice and share ideas, stories and some coffee or other refreshment.
For information or to find out how you can get involved contact the American Friends Service Committee, 816 931-5256, afsckc at afsc.org<mailto:afsckc at afsc.org> or http://afsc.org/office/kansas-city-mo
RSVP to reserve your space encouraged: 816 931-5256 or afsckc at afsc.org<mailto:afsckc at afsc.org> note workshops you wish to attend.
This event is being held in conjunction with the October 1 Visions of Peace at the Crossroads
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2010 Peace Colloquy
October 29-31, 2010
The Temple
201 S. River Boulevard
Independence, Missouri, USA
Register Online<https://www.formrouter.net/forms@COFC/PC2010registrationONLINEform.pdf>! (closes Thursday, October 28 at 5:00 p.m.)
Registration Form<http://www.cofchrist.org/peacecolloquy/2010/2010PCbrochureRegister.pdf> (PDF to mail)
The 2010 Peace Colloquy will run October 29-31 at the Temple in Independence, Missouri, with the theme "Children Cry, We Respond!"
This year's colloquy will focus on peace and justice for our children. Children are suffering the atrocities of war, poverty, malnutrition, and slavery. They lack access to clean water and air, shelter, education, and medical care. Come to the 2010 Peace Colloquy to help us consider how each is called to engage in peace and justice for our children.
Highlights will include presentation of the Community of Christ International Peace Award, workshops, keynote speakers, a prayer retreat, a children's program, and a youth retreat.
Including Friday, October 29, 7:30 p.m. Peace Award Ceremony (open to public) & Keynote: Three Cups of Tea-Greg Mortenson
Watch www.CofChrist.org/peacecolloquy<http://www.CofChrist.org/peacecolloquy> and future Heralds for more details.
-Brad Martell, Peace Colloquy co-director
News and Alerts
One Nation Working Together<http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=NvgeiaqQ%2FI88XhSrYbkvsAvCZ2x2t8c%2B>
Still Time to Jump on a Bus!
In just 2 days hundreds of thousands of people from every state of the union will gather at the Lincoln Memorial for one of the most important mobilizations in a long time. From every walk of life, people are coming together to say it is time for new priorities in our nation. It's time to put our people back to work, time to re-commit to full justice for everyone, time for quality public education, and much more.
The peace movement will also be in Washington on Saturday, October 2nd. Standing with our allies and building bridges between our struggles, we will highlight the urgent need to end the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and bring all the troops home now! We will shine a light on the decades of bloated military spending that has eaten away at our national treasury and undermined the financial health and stability of our country.
It is not too late to make your plans to be with us in Washington on Saturday!
We urge you to visit the website of One Nation Working Together<http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=NvgeiaqQ%2FI88XhSrYbkvsAvCZ2x2t8c%2B>, the umbrella coalition organizing the day's events. There you can get the most up-to-date information. And if you can't be in Washington you can look for activities in your city<http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=bHp4A9SdWYcEKYFq26aVDAvCZ2x2t8c%2B>, or a city close to you.
We also encourage you to take a look at the activities the Peace Table has organized<http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=SjUa%2BBlz%2BbQ8%2B%2B7pJB1aKwvCZ2x2t8c%2B> for the day. These activities are designed to call attention to our issues and our work as a movement. We are still signing up volunteers to help us out ... please sign up now!<http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=1DiTJWcCaHSWY8mTl1yEmgvCZ2x2t8c%2B>
Finally, we ask you to generously support United For Peace and Justice in our work. Your generous support will help make it possible for us to bring the message of peace to 10.2.10. Take a minute to donate<http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=n2EI1ywb8HiI1ArI9f%2FxpwvCZ2x2t8c%2B> right now.
We are looking forward to a powerful, inspiring day and we hope you will be there!
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The "Good Soldier" Documentary Wins an Emmy
At the 31st News and Documentary Emmy Awards BILL MOYERS JOURNAL (PBS): "THE GOOD SOLDIER" won the Emmy for OUTSTANDING HISTORICAL PROGRAMMING - LONG FORM. Filmmakers Lexy Lovell and Michael Uys as well as the executive producers of the Bill Moyers Journal and veterans featured in the film accepted the prestigious award from Dan Rather. Click her for more info<http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?llr=nuo8pgdab&v=001TJF9TTZcRzU68VLk7WcPxlduRqkd1Qxh58yVlEw14sXN-XHY7DrpHy9rgGpUQs08eig2xyGjRFo_Zn9x-EuRb0USKkomDcTFOjPhuphdTpk%3D>
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Attend 10/7 hearings for civil resisters vs. KC nuke-parts plant; march on City Hall!
The KC Peace Planters ask you to "show up for peace!" at Municipal Court, 1101 Locust, Room D, at 9 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 7.
That's when 14 civil resisters have hearings for opposing the Kansas City Plant, which makes non-nuclear parts for nuclear weapons, including guidance and security systems. The plant is operated by Honeywell for the National Nuclear Security Administration. On Aug. 16, the 14 blocked a Caterpillar leveling ground for NNSA's new KC Plant at Mo. Hwy. 150 and Botts Road. "Stop building for nuclear war," the protesters' sign proclaimed. About 70 others trespassed and then soon left the field. The action stopped work at the field for two hours (wow!). The 14 were arrested and quickly released.
The Kansas City-area resisters from Aug. 16 are Gina Cook and Rachael Hoffman, of Holy Family Catholic Worker; Eric Garbison and Joshua Armfield, from Cherith Brook Catholic Worker; and Beth Seberger and Donna Constantineau, both formerly of Holy Family and longtime peace activists.
After court Oct. 7, join the KC Peace Planters in a noon rally and march on City Hall with help from musicians, spoken word artists and more civil resisters. The city, strangely, owns the new campus for the KC Plant, and the Peace Planters plan to expose that well-kept secret.
The day before, on Oct. 6, from 1 to 5:30 p.m., in the Assembly Room at Cristo Rey-KC, 211 W. Linwood Blvd., KC, Mo., help with artwork for Oct. 7, or join folks who have done or will do civil resistance in discussing the next day's hearings and further direct action.
Also on Oct. 6, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church, 4501 Walnut, KC, Mo., attend a "festival of hope" with music and reflections from a few of the 14 civil resisters. Sing along: "We're all sick/of Honeywell/making bombs/that create hell." Gina Cook will share her reasons for doing civil resistance as one of the 14, and Brian Terrell of Maloy, Iowa, another of the KC Peace Planters 14, will explain the great reception a judge gave him and 13 others after their trespass at Creach Air Force Base in Nevada, protesting drones.
KC Peace Planters, a coalition, was begun by PeaceWorks-KC, Physicians for Social Responsibility-KC and East Meets West of Troost, and now includes Holy Family CW and Cherith Brook CW. More info: kcnukeswatch.wordpress.com.
Final note: On Sept. 8, seven resisters were arrested at the protest of the groundbreaking for the new KC Plant. Those seven, including Sarah Cool from Cherith Brook CW and Jim Hannah from Community of Christ in Independence, come to court in KC at 9 a.m. Nov. 4. Hope to see you both Oct. 6-7 and Nov. 3-4. Register for free by contacting Jane Stoever, 913-206-4088, janepstoever at yahoo.com<mailto:janepstoever at yahoo.com>.
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U.S. contractor accused of fraud still winning big Afghan projects
By Marisa Taylor and Warren P. Strobel
McClatchy Newspapers Posted on Sat, Sep. 18, 2010 10:15 PM
WASHINGTON | On July 31, 2006, an employee of The Louis Berger Group, a contractor handling some of the most important U.S. rebuilding projects in Afghanistan, handed federal investigators explosive evidence that the company was intentionally and systematically overbilling American taxpayers.
Neither the whistle-blower's computer disk full of incriminating documents nor a trail of allegations of waste, fraud and shoddy construction, however, prevented Louis Berger from continuing to reap hundreds of millions of dollars in federal contracts.
In fact, two months after the government learned of the employee's allegations, the U.S. Agency for International Development tapped Louis Berger - which has an office in Kansas City - to oversee $1.4 billion in reconstruction contracts in Afghanistan.
The decision to brush aside the allegations and the evidence and keep doing business with Louis Berger, underscores a persistent dilemma for the Obama administration in Afghanistan and elsewhere.
Cutting ties with suspect war-zone contractors in Afghanistan would threaten the administration's effort to rebuild the country and begin withdrawing some of the nearly 100,000 U.S. troops there next July. However, as the recession, unemployment and budget deficits prompt belt-tightening at home, the billions the administration is spending to try to rebuild Afghanistan and Iraq are receiving increasing scrutiny from Congress and the public.
More> http://www.kansascity.com/2010/09/18/2233583/us-contractor-accused-of-fraud.html#ixzz10P0HpBdf
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Published on Tuesday, September 21, 2010 by CommonDreams.org
Linda Polman on "Afghaniscam": Is US "Aid" Making Things Worse?
by Robert Naiman
It is frequently acknowledged that U.S. policy in Afghanistan is "failing." But a sharper question is less frequently posed: are the actions of the U.S. government making Afghans worse off than they would be if the U.S. were doing nothing in Afghanistan?
If Afghans would be better off if the U.S. were doing nothing in their country, that is not only a powerful indictment of current policy; it strongly suggests that the direction that U.S. policy ought to move in is in the direction of doing much, much less in Afghanistan.
If current policy is not making Afghans better off than if the U.S. were doing nothing, after nine years, two Presidents, two Secretaries of Defense, different generals, different force levels, many revisions of policy, thousands dead and maimed, and a huge expenditure of resources, we should be skeptical that any proposed policy which purports to be better than doing nothing is actually feasible. We should consider the possibility that our inability to do better than nothing in Afghanistan has deeper causes than Presidents or generals or Secretaries of Defense, causes which are more difficult, perhaps impossible, to change.
While Afghans have little effective voice in our current policies, it is apparent that the interests of the Afghans do matter, even from the point of view of Washington, because if the majority of Afghans conclude that the actions of the U.S. are worse for them than if the U.S. did nothing, over time they can take actions which will compel the U.S. to move in the direction of doing nothing in their country.
And if this is the likely future - that the majority of Afghans will take actions to compel the U.S. to move in the direction of doing nothing in their country - then it is obviously in our interest to expedite this process, by taking domestic actions to compel the U.S. government to move more decisively in the direction of doing much less, to minimize the human suffering and waste of resources caused by our current policy.
More>http://www.commondreams.org/view/2010/09/21
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New Iraq Veterans Against the War Campaign
Operation Recovery Announcement Coming October 7th -
In Commemoration of the start of combat in Afghanistan
The announcement for our first campaign is coming quick.
We want Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans to tell us your story to benefit the research team in their work to identify what we can focus on to improve the way we take care of service members. The survey can be conducted personally or over the phone with the research team or anonymously through a surrogate. Let us know what will help you or others participate in this effort.
As part of the announcement we are devising a press release that could have some of this data included to build our case. The announcement will have a national press release element and local action by our members and allies. The time to plan is now and what you plan is based on the concerns of your community. This does not have to be a grand release but contacting the media is encouraged and staging an activity, statement, or gathering is encouraged. Let me know what you're planning so we can share it with each other. One thought is to deliver a message to local leaders and allies in your area to sign a pledge that they will not participate in the deployment of traumatized service members. Identify who would sign that pledge and work with you in this campaign but also challenge those will not and ask them why they will continue to commit our broken troops.
Good Luck,
Will Stewart-Starks
Iraq Veterans Against the War
Plains Regional Coordinator
562.587.2773
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"If I Had a Trillion Dollars" Youth Video Contest
****Deadline Extended to November 30, 2010****
The economic cost of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan reached $1 trillion on May 30, 2010. Youth are affected by the ongoing cost of the wars and our federal budget priorities (budget cuts, future debt incurred) but are often not part of the conversation or the anti-war, pro-peace movement. National Priorities Project and American Friends Service Committee are teaming up to make sure youth have a voice!
If you work with youth or in schools, this is a chance to get them involved in making a video with the theme "If I Had a Trillion Dollars!". You can download the IHTD Outreach/FAQ packet and Curriculum by going to: http://drop.io/ihtdmaterials<https://webmail.afsc.org/owa/redir.aspx?C=b68cf00cf42e49738b218ef832b1f895&URL=http%3a%2f%2fdrop.io%2fihtdmaterials>
The Rules:
* Entries must be produced by youth between the ages of 13 and 23.
* Due by November 30, 2010.
* Must be between 1 and 3 minutes in length and address the $1 trillion price tag for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
First Prize - $500 and trip to Washington, DC to show video to home legislator
Second and Third prizes - Flip video cameras
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/event.php?eid=118557224837620&ref=ts<https://webmail.afsc.org/owa/redir.aspx?C=b68cf00cf42e49738b218ef832b1f895&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.facebook.com%2fhome.php%3f%23%21%2fevent.php%3feid%3d118557224837620%26ref%3dts>
http://afsc.org/action/if-i-had-trillion-dollars-youth-video-contest
Contact Information:
mzerkel at afsc.org<https://webmail.afsc.org/owa/UrlBlockedError.aspx>
312.427.2533
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