WIN Summer 2011

Grow Food

Volume: 28

Number: 3

  • Field Report

      On May 5, Field Organizer Ali Issa gave a brief presentation to about 50 people at the American Friends Service Committee Friend’s Center in Philadelphia entitled “Iraq’s Tahrir Square” about the pro-democracy movement there. Ali also got the chance to connect with delegates that had recently visited Afghanistan with Voices for Creative Nonviolence and…

  • WRL News

    Summer 2011 WRL Celebrates Release of Two Antimilitarist Resources On June 28, WRL and the Ya-Ya Network, a youth-led antimilitarist organization based in New York City, launched a new counter-recruitment leaflet, “Know Before You Go: ‘Cause There’s No Reset Button.” Written by youth organizers for people doing counter- military recruitment work, “Know Before You Go”…

  • The 2012 WRL Peace Calendar

    A Chapter Ends…the Story Goes On “My relationship with the WRL Peace Calendar began over the 1968 Thanksgiving weekend when volunteers sat around a table stuffing the just-off-the-presses spiral-bound datebooks into envelopes,” writes former staffer Wendy Schwartz in her afterword for WRL’s 2012 Peace Calendar, Organize This! “Ralph DiGia, the most effective motivator of volunteers…

  • Local Report: WRL Portland

    When job and educational opportunities are limited or financially out of reach, how can truth-in-recruiting activists sensitively guide youth to those alternatives to military enlistment that will be fulfilling to them and contribute to a better world? Endless wars drain economic resources that could provide education, jobs, health care, housing, and other services. Antiwar activists…

  • BOOK REVIEW: Day of Honey

    The Flavor of Freedom…and War Day of Honey: A Memoir of Food, Love and War By Annia Ciezadlo Free Press, 2011, 400 pages, $26 Annia Ciezadlo is a self-described “Polish-Greek-Scotch- Irish mutt from working-class Chicago…who curses like a sailor.” She says she will “eat anything, from tongue to tripe to grilled lamb testicles…a delicacy in…

  • Your Letters

    Matt Jones WIN’s notice (WIN, Spring 2011) about the death (and life) of Matt Jones prompts me to pass along a story he told me. I interviewed Matt in 1964 in Los Angeles while he was traveling for SNCC and the Council of Federated Organizations (conducting the Mississippi project of that year). Among the stories…

  • WIN Letter

    Hungry? Let’s eat! Yet for much of the world, it’s not that simple. Many people across the globe—and not a few in these United States—live with unsatisfied hunger on a daily basis. A surprising number of them live in countries that are, like our own, rich in resources and even arable land, but in which…

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