- Listening Process - Introduction
- Listening Process (Section 1) - What is lacking in the peace and antiwar movement?
- Listening Process (Section 2) - What prevents the emergence of a stronger, more coordinated, more strategic movement?
- Listening Process (Section 3) - What are the biggest openings and opportunities for organizing today?
- Listening Process (Section 4) - How do we build a more multiracial and cross-class antiwar movement?
- Listening Process (Section 5) - What roles can veterans, soldiers and military families play in ending war?
- Listening Process (Section 6) - What is the relevance of nonviolence today?
- Listening Process (Section 7) - How do we link peace and justice issues and build alliances?
- Listening Process (Section 8) - What does base-building look like in antiwar organizing?
- Listening Process (Conclusions) - Where to From Here?
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Listening Process - Introduction
Submitted by Listening Process on Mon, 2008-06-23 19:26.
Welcome to a special issue of WIN, the magazine of the War Resisters League.
Listening Process (Section 1) - What is lacking in the peace and antiwar movement?
Submitted by Listening Process on Mon, 2008-06-23 19:23.
Desis Rising Up & Moving (DRUM) contingent at Washington, DC demonstration
Listening Process (Section 2) - What prevents the emergence of a stronger, more coordinated, more strategic movement?
Submitted by Listening Process on Mon, 2008-06-23 18:20.
Desis Rising Up & Moving (DRUM) contingent at a demonstration.
Listening Process (Section 3) - What are the biggest openings and opportunities for organizing today?
Submitted by Listening Process on Mon, 2008-06-23 18:10.
An action at Rep. Rahm Emanuel's office to oppose funding for the Iraq war, February 2008. photo: Suzanne Sheridan
Listening Process (Section 4) - How do we build a more multiracial and cross-class antiwar movement?
Submitted by Listening Process on Mon, 2008-06-23 17:54.
United for Peace and Justice organized hundreds of thousands of people to call for end to the Iraq occupation, January 27, 2007.
Listening Process (Section 5) - What roles can veterans, soldiers and military families play in ending war?
Submitted by Listening Process on Mon, 2008-06-23 17:40.
Operation First Casualty: Iraq Veterans Against the War members enact common scenes from the Iraq Occupation in the streets of New York City, May 2007. Photo: Lovella Calica
Listening Process (Section 6) - What is the relevance of nonviolence today?
Submitted by Listening Process on Mon, 2008-06-23 17:22.
Xiomera Castro lights a candle at a Silence the Violence vigil in Oakland, CA.
Listening Process (Section 7) - How do we link peace and justice issues and build alliances?
Submitted by Listening Process on Mon, 2008-06-23 17:08.
'The World Says No to Israeli Occupation' marks the 40th year of Israel's illegal military occupation of the Palestinian West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem.
Listening Process (Section 8) - What does base-building look like in antiwar organizing?
Submitted by Listening Process on Mon, 2008-06-23 16:18.
United Healthcare Workerse union marches against the war at the Capitol, January 27, 2007. Photo Diane Greene Lent
Listening Process (Conclusions) - Where to From Here?
Submitted by Listening Process on Mon, 2008-06-23 15:53.
by Matthew Smucker
Iraq Veterans Against the War at Operation First Casualty, NYC.
Photo: Lovella Calica
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