|
|
About USC4P&JOrganizational Structure and Operating Mechanisms Our First Year Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes |
About UsHow we got startedUSC4P&J was formed on March 19, 2005, on the occasion of the second anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. In Rome, as in cities all over the USA and throughout the world, a protest march was held calling for an end to the occupation and the withdrawal of the troops. [Read about our first year - il nostro primo anno and accounts of our events] Many of the participants in our group that day, which numbered more than 50, had been actively protesting the war in the past, in Italy and in the USA. This was the first time we had taken the opportunity to make our collective voice heard. USC4P&J Coordinating CommitteeMembers of our coordinating committee:
About our groupOur group is primarily made up of U.S. citizens living in Rome; some short term, some for a lifetime. Our members are students, professionals, teachers, journalists, professors and writers, all concerned citizens. We work together with U.S. citizen groups in other areas of Italy, the U.S. and Europe as well as Italian organizations. In addition, we have members from many countries around the world, from Europe to the Americas to North Africa to the Middle East. All individuals who have an interest in working with us to promote a just society are encouraged to join our mailing list. U.S. Citizens for Peace & Justice
|
Download Flyer
Mailing ListStay informed Upcoming EventsEyes Wide Open Film Series: May 17 - June 14, 2012 Petition in support of press freedom in Iraq: Sign the petition in support of freedom of the press and freedom of expression in Iraq. For more information... Petition against foreign military intervention in Syria: Sign the petition promoted by PeaceLink and endorsed by U.S. Citizens for Peace & Justice. For more information... New On The Site » Activism on the wane? Gaza BloggingGaza Blogging - Read about Stephanie and Maria who joined the CodePink delegations to Gaza, May 25-June 5, 2009. And see the photos
Dear Mr. Ambassador Volunteer Call
|
Copyright © 2005 U.S. Citizens for Peace & Justice - Rome, Italy
