To see the whole photo (large file), click on the image. For other march photos, click here or go to the photo gallery on the left.
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H.R. 1707, the bill to suspend operations at the SOA/WHINSEC, now has 100 co-sponsors. Still no one from the South Carolina delegation has signed on, despite the fact that Representative Clyburn has supported similar bills in the past. Please contact your member of congress now!
On April 25-27, Charleston Peace members and SOA Watch activists throughout the United States held public fasts to educate the general public and members of Congress on the SOA/WHINSEC issue.
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When: Friday, February 16th - 6:00 p.m.
Where: College of Charleston Alumni Hall (2nd floor of Randolph Hall)
What: "ONE BIG SELF," a presentation by Deborah Luster, Photographer; and C.D. Wright, Poet
The photographer and poet arranged an exhibition, currently at the Halsey Gallery, based on a creative collaboration between themselves and inmates in three Louisiana prisons.
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David Matos, the founder of Aiken Peace and Mideast Issues Coordinator for the Carolina Peace Resource Center, traveled to Israel and Palestine last summer with the Fellowship of Reconciliation. Come to room 116 in the Education Center at the College of Charleston at 7:00p.m. on Thursday, February 15 to hear his report.
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On Wednesday, January 17, the 30th anniversary of the first execution after the death penalty was reinstated in the United States, a group of abolitionists will unfurl a banner demanding "Stop Executions" on the steps of the United States Supreme Court.
Click here for photos and reports from 2002
If you want to provide backup support or possibly join the civil disobedience, call 312-9741
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Join Amnesty International Charleston for a candlelight vigil on the 30th anniversary of the first execution after reinstatement of the death penalty.
Wednesday, January 17, 7:00p.m.
Four Corners of Law (Meeting St. and Broad St.)
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ThinkingPeople
Join The Nationwide Surge of Protest Of The US Military Occupation of Iraq
America Says NO more troops!
Thursday, Jan. 11th, 6:00pm to 7:00pm
The Big Fountain at Marion Square
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Help bring net metering to South Carolina!
Urgent - deadline for comments January 12; sign up by January 18 for hearing to be held in Columbia on February 1.
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Tuesday, January 16, 7:00p.m., Maybank 100, College of Charleston
Redemption:
The Stan "Tookie" Williams Story
sponsored by Charleston Peace and CofC Amnesty International Free Admission
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 Five years ago on January 11, the first detainees arrived at Guantanamo Bay. Join us on Thursday, January 11, for a candlelight vigil and to demand that the detention center be closed.
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3000 U.S. Soldiers, hundreds of coalition soldiers, and between 52060 and 650000 Iraqi citizens have died in the war in Iraq so far.
3000 vigil Sunday, December 31, 6:00p.m., Marion Square fountain. If possible please wear a dark shirt. Contact
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CPRC Bus to Washington, DC for January 27 March. Contact: 803-446-2772
In Charleston, join the Walking Vigil at the Customs House at noon on Saturday. Contact:
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