Join us on Monday, January 18th as we gather to honor Martin Luther King Jr. with a protest against the continued detention of prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility. King's legacy in support of human rights and in opposition to the war machine continues. Witness Against Torture has put out a national call to action on this one year anniversary of Obama's promise to close the prison: http://www.witnesstorture.org/2010/ Obama is on track to break this promise and not deliver hope to those who need it the most.

National March on Washington
Saturday, March 20

Gather at 12 Noon at the
White House (Lafayette Park)

For Boston Buses to Washington:
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The March 20 bi-coastal mobilizations in San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles are endorsed and supported by a broad range of antiwar, labor, social justice and human rights organizations across the country. March 20 marks the beginning of the eighth year of the U.S. war against the people of Iraq.

Just imagine why our men and women in the military need help with mental stress.. if you can think so deeply about the fact that the wars they are asked to fight in and possibly die in are not wars of honor for a higher cause which can inspire them to sacrifice life or limb or mental health. No, they are wars of convenience for some of our leaders and their corporate allies,,they are wars to expand the empire into the middle east,,they are wars for economic control of resources such as oil and natural gas.

Protest the Speaker of the House:
NANCY PELOSI

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13
4:30 PM until she leaves
Her talk begins at 5:30 PM

JFK School, Institute of Politics
Littauer Building, Harvard University
79 John F. Kennedy Street, Cambridge

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Featuring:

Dame Pa Matala (Venezuela)
revolutionary hip hop and folk music
and from Palestine: Sabreena Da Witch

Fri. Sept. 25th Northeastern

Flyer (PDF)

Info available at

Thomas Merton Center
Media Guide
Bailout People

Sunday, October 25th, 3:30 PM

War and occupation are at the core of a bipartisan consensus in Washington despite the death and devastation inflicted. The Greater Boston Stop the Wars Coalition is hosting an Organizers' Workshop to discuss what we can do in our schools, communities, and workplaces to build a united and broad based social movement, challenge the war-makers, and bring the all troops home now! History has demonstrated that successful challenges to the status quo are the product of collective, united, mass social movements.

July 17th - First and Third Friday of Every Month
5:30PM until sundown
We meet at the intersection of Mass Ave and Boylston St in front of the Bank of America
(near the Hynes Convention Center stop on the green line, also a short walk from the Mass Ave stop on the Orange line).

Bring your musical instrument, or any other implements of political art. We will bring signs to hold, stickers to hand out, flyers from the War Resisters League on military spending in the Federal Budget, and the Greater Boston Stop the Wars Coalition.