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Student Peace Action Network is a grassroots peace and justice organization working from campuses across the US.. We organize for an end to physical, social, and economic violence caused by militarism at home and abroad. We campaign for nuclear abolition. We support a foreign policy based on human rights and international cooperation, and a domestic agenda that supports human and environmental concerns, not Pentagon excess. War is not inevitable. We push for practical alternatives..
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Meetings are every other Wednesday at 5pm in the SOURCE office of Talley Student Center.
next Meeting at 5pm Wednesday, 6 April 2005 to discuss the Palestine Campaign and April 13th CAT actionwork
Ongoing Events:
Honk for Peace every friday at 5pm at the Bell Tower
Critical Mass last friday of every month, Next Ride April 29, at 4:30pm at Bell Tower. Bike Flier.Friday, August 20, 2004
JOIN US TO RESIST THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION!
The Republican National Committee has, for the first time in its 150 year history, selected New York for their Convention from August 29-September 2, 2004. In a shallow attempt at exploiting the lives lost at the World Trade Center, the RNC has pushed the Convention date to September. We have witnessed two unjust wars, at least one American life lost each day overseas, a depressed economy, the collapse of the dollar, $87 billion to boost war profiteering, the closing of our firehouses, a health-care crisis, millions of children being left behind, and now this. We say, Enough!
Resist here on campus!
There is currently a convergence and march planned for Thursday, September 2nd from the Belltower at NCSU to the Republican State Headquarters to coincide with Bush's acceptance speech. We have permits to start the march at 6:30 at the Bell Tower and it lasts until the rally's end at 930. Come Join Us. Download our Flier!
Resist in NYC!
Groups from NCSU will be driving up to the convention in New York City for the resistance events and you are welcome to come along. For an affordable ride contact Dante at lustreplasmate@riseup.net.
Online Calendar
August 26 - Thursday
For more information go to http://rncnotwelcome.org or http://counterconvention.org
The Republican National Committee has, for the first time in its 150 year history, selected New York for their Convention from August 29-September 2, 2004. In a shallow attempt at exploiting the lives lost at the World Trade Center, the RNC has pushed the Convention date to September. We have witnessed two unjust wars, at least one American life lost each day overseas, a depressed economy, the collapse of the dollar, $87 billion to boost war profiteering, the closing of our firehouses, a health-care crisis, millions of children being left behind, and now this. We say, Enough!
Resist here on campus!
There is currently a convergence and march planned for Thursday, September 2nd from the Belltower at NCSU to the Republican State Headquarters to coincide with Bush's acceptance speech. We have permits to start the march at 6:30 at the Bell Tower and it lasts until the rally's end at 930. Come Join Us. Download our Flier!
Resist in NYC!
Groups from NCSU will be driving up to the convention in New York City for the resistance events and you are welcome to come along. For an affordable ride contact Dante at lustreplasmate@riseup.net.
Online Calendar
August 26 - Thursday
People Judge Bush War Tribunal with international delegates and speakers
check out http://www.peoplejudgebush.org/
3:00-9:30pm
August 27 - Friday
National Immigrant Worker Solidarity Speak Out!
more info at http://www.immigrantsolidarity.org/
Critical Mass Bike Ride
Union Square Park North :: 7pm
more info at http://www.times-up.org/
August 28 - Saturday
Books Not Bombs Youth Convergence
St. Marks Church :: all day
more info at http://www.nyspc.net/
A Greener World is Possible Festival
Washington Square Park :: 12noon-6pm
more info at http://www.greenpartyoffice.org/
Rally for Women’s Lives
City Hall Park :: 1pm
more info at http://www.ppnyc.org/
Ring Out the Republicans
Ground Zero :: 5:30-7:30
more info at http://www.ringout.org/
Women Against War Concert
Riverside Church :: 7pm
more info at http://www.codepinkalert.org/
August 29 - Sunday
MASSIVE United For Peace and Justice march & rally
from 23 St. & 7 Ave. to West Side Hwy rally site
more info at http://www.unitedforpeace.org/
For more information go to http://rncnotwelcome.org or http://counterconvention.org
