Madison
Mon Sept 23, 12 noon – 1 pm — Monday Noon Vigil. Meet at the corner of MLK, Jr. Blvd and Doty St. For more information, call Tim at 608-630-3633
MADISON
Mon Sept 23 12 noon – 1 pm Sept 23 – Vigil to hold space together and demand our representatives end US complicity in Gaza. Meet in front of Senator Baldwin’s office, 30 W Mifflin St. We will hold space for the grief and pain of those suffering in Gaza and beyond that is being caused by the use of US provided military support. We will visit Baldwin’s 7th floor office to remind her of our demand that, along with Bernie Sanders, she disapprove the upcoming $20 billion more in US arms sales to Israel. According to AP News, Bernie Sanders is preparing resolutions that would block the upcoming sales. In a letter to Senate colleagues, Sanders said the U.S. cannot be “complicit in this humanitarian disaster.” We acknowledge our country’s complicity and say, NO MORE! Contact World BEYOND War: warabolition@gmail.com
Fond du Lac
Mon Sept 23, 5:30 pm — In-person screening of Where Olive Trees Weep. Sisters of St Agnes in Founders Hall, 320 County Road K. Please use this link to register: https://forms.gle/R3Q21JmA9kjJXvwEA
La Crosse
Thurs Sept 26, 12 noon – 12:30 pm — Weekly Women in Black Peace Vigil. Meet at Main St & 4th Street South. A weekly vigil for peace every Thursday. Contact Deborah. dbuffton@yahoo.com
Milwaukee
Thurs Sept 26, 7 – 8:30 pm — Hiroshima survivor Hideko Tamura’s Story: United Nations Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear. Meet at Zao Church, 2319 E. Kenwood Blvd. Event co-sponsored by Peace Action WI and Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom MKE. A moving recount on video, by Hideko Tamura, who was 10 years old living in Hiroshima, when atomic bombs wrought terrible destruction on the Japanese cities and citizens of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945. She describes her experiences before, during and after the Hiroshima bomb. She appeals to us all, “I depend on all of your energy, please continue what you are doing to rule out violent means, especially this inhumane, horrible weapon…. We are not barbarians; we are humans and let us be truly and fully human….” She’s the author of “One Sunny Day, A Child’s Memories of Hiroshima” and “When A Peace Tree Blooms.” We will have time for discussion after the video, with light refreshments. Interview with Amy Goodman:
https://www.democracynow.org/2020/8/6/hideko_tamura_snider_hiroshima_75th_anniversary
Contact: pamrichard35@gmail.com or see https://www.peaceactionwi.org/
Milwaukee
Sat Sept 28, 12 noon – 1 pm Peace Action WI – Weekly STAND for PEACE. KK and Lincoln. Each Saturday, a different location. Join us. Bring your signs. info@peaceactionwi.org
Racine
Sat Sept 28, 12:30 – 1:30 pm — Weekly Stand for Peace. At NW corner of Highways 31 and 20. Park in the SW corner of the Kohl’s parking lot, near the AT&T store. Supported by the Racine Coalition for Peace and Justice. We have signs, banners and flags available for all. Check out our website, for weather concerns. Free Palestine!
Viroqua
Sat Sept 28, 11 am – 12 noon — Driftless Palestinian Solidarity Weekly Vigil. Meet at Decker and Main. Action Alert: The Driftless Palestinian Solidarity group has a petition to demand that Senators Tammy Baldwin and Ron Johnson support a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and end financial aid to Israel’s military. If your group is interested in getting signatures, please email driftless.solidarity@gmail.com. Thank you for your help!
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