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Peace Action Montgomery, Annual Report, 2011

Posted on December 14, 2011 by twillard

Read our annual report of our activities in 2011.  http://peaceactionmc.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/ann_rpt_2011.pdf

Posted in What We Did in 2011

The Montgomery County Council Resolution on Defense Spending

Posted on November 19, 2011 by twillard

You can read the full text of the Montgomery County Council resolution calling on Congress to cut defense spending here. (http://peaceactionmc.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/final-council-res.doc). This was the resolution that was shot down after a lobbying campaign by Lockheed Martin. Here is some of … more →

Posted in Military Spending

See What We Did in October, 2011

Posted on November 12, 2011 by twillard

Through our coalition, Fund Our Communities, Bring the War Dollars Home, we held Town Halls in Silver Spring and Baltimore, focused on cutting military spending and funding our communities–over 500 people attended these, showing the strong support in our community … more →

Posted in What We Did in 2011

Are you celebrating with champagne or with tears?

Posted on November 12, 2011 by twillard

We are, of course, talking about the supposed end of the Iraq war. Because Iraq refused to provide blanket immunity for any crimes that might be committed by U.S. military personnel, Pres. Obama decided to bring the troops home. However, … more →

Posted in U.S. Wars & Occupations | Tagged Iraq

Maryland Responds to the Debt Deal: No Deal, No Way!

Posted on September 4, 2011 by twillard

“I haven’t given up on the American people, but I have given up on the Democrats,” my friend told me last week. A life-long Democrat and an active participant in several legislative campaigns in Maryland, she has dropped her membership … more →

Posted in Featured Stories, Fund Our Communities Campaign, Military Spending

Strategies needed to fund our communities, not unpopular wars.

Posted on December 19, 2010 by twillard

Send Fund Our Communities your ideas for redirecting our tax dollars from military spending to where we need it! more →

Posted in Fund Our Communities Campaign, Slideshow

Join the Fund Our Communities Coalition

Posted on November 12, 2010 by twillard

Join the Network of Spiritual Progressives; CASA de Maryland; Progressive Democrats of America/MD; Chesapeake Climate Action; Peace Action Montgomery and more in the effort to cut military spending and fund community needs! more →

Posted in Take Action

BDS Campaign

Posted on November 10, 2010 by twillard
Posted in BDS Campaign, Campaigns

Take Action Palestine

Posted on November 3, 2010 by twillard

Our new Take Action Palestine page features information on how to organize your own boycott, visit Palestine to learn about the occupation yourself, lobby for Palestinian rights, and connect with other organizations. Check it out! more →

Posted in BDS Campaign, Israel & Palestine, Take Action

A WIN FOR PEACE! Lockheed Martin Tax Break Fails

Posted on October 6, 2010 by twillard

“Three council members stated publicly that they would not support the legislation. The bill was [...] pulled from the agenda of the committee [...]—effectively killing it.” more →

Posted in Military Spending

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  • Terrific “Prosperity Not Austerity” Bus Tour on March 23!
  • Proposed MoCo Grant to Lockheed Martin Defeated!
  • Takoma Park resolution to bring the war dollars home
  • UFCW 1994 MCGEO’s Bob Stewart: Bloated defense budget crowds out federal spending that would create more jobs in Maryland