Saturday, April 29th: Major Mobilization for an immediate end to the war on Iraq. http://www.april29.org/
The April 29th mobilization will highlight our call for an immediate end to the war on Iraq. We are also raising several other critical issues that are directly connected to one another. It is time for our constituencies to work more closely: connecting the issues we work on by bringing diverse communities into a common project. It is important for our movements to help set the agenda for the Congressional elections later in the year. Our unified action in the streets is a vital part of that process. Please share the April 29th call widely, and please use the link at the end of the call to endorse this timely mobilization.
April 29th Initiating Organizations: United for Peace and Justice; Rainbow/PUSH Coalition; National Organization for Women; Friends of the Earth; U.S. Labor Against the War Climate Crisis Coalition Peoples' Hurricane Relief Fund Read their call and sign on to support the mobilization: http://www.unitedforpeace.org/article.php?id=3178

March 15-22, 2006: 3rd Anniversary of Iraq War, a Week of Local Actions
March 19th will mark the third anniversary of a war that never should have happened -- a war based on lies that continues to devastate the lives of thousands, both in Iraq and the United States...
Information from United for Peace and Justice

Veterans March from Mobile to New Orleans, March 14- 19
"Every bomb dropped in Iraq explodes over the Gulf Coast"
Veterans For Peace, Iraq Veterans Against the War, Vietnam Veterans Against the War, Military Families Speak Out, and Gold Star Families for Peace, at the call of the Mobile Veterans For Peace Chapter #130, will conduct a march between Mobile, AL, and New Orleans, LA, from March 14-19, 2006 -- the third anniversary of the invasion and occupation of Iraq. This historical event highlights the connections between the economic and human cost of war in the Middle East and the failure of our government to respond to human needs at home, especially the needs of poor people and people of color.
about the march

March 8, International Women's Day: Washington DC and world-wide
The women's peace group CODEPINK calls for joint action to stop the war in Iraq:
"Organize locally and gather signatures: This year on March 8, join women around the world to take action together to demand an end to the war and violence in Iraq. Since it was the United States that led the unprovoked attack on Iraq in 2003 and continues to occupy that country with over 150,000 troops, we suggest that our demands be directed at US government representatives. By March 8, we expect to have collected at least 100,000 signatures from women worldwide. So, Wednesday, March 8, is an ideal day to deliver the signatures and our message to US representatives at home and abroad."

March 8, BREAKING RANK: Women of Color Soldiers Speak Out!
6:00-8:00 pm First Unitarian Church of Oakland, 685 14th Street Oakland, Ca 94612
To honor and celebrate International Women's Day, WCRC will hear from two women of color veterans, Aimee Alison and Tina Garnanez, who are now leading spokeswomen against the war and militarism WCRC will also show a premier screening of our new documentary "Runway Peace Project."
See: Women of Color Resource Center