How to find a peace network on Long Island…

Posted on May 22, 2011 by kwilder

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Kimberly writes:If you live on Long Island, and you believe in peace, you may sometimes feel alone. Though, there are a lot of people on Long Island who are against the current wars, and/or against all war. Below is a very cool, new video by local college students, which features various Long Island peace groups who worked with Suffolk Peace Network to support this video. In the middle, there is a list of websites and contacts for all different groups, such as veterans groups for peace, faith groups for peace, and cultural groups who support peace (such as the activist/cultural nonprofit PeaceSmiths, where I am the interim Coordinator.) See what people are saying about peace. Get ideas about actions for peace. And, find a group to hook up with…

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