Brandywine Peace Community

On the first anniversary of the continuing war in Iraq...As part of the March 20th THE WORLD STILL SAYS NO! TO WAR worldwide peace march..
Dover to D.C. Memorial Procession

A Trail of Mourning & Truth to honor those killed and wounded in Iraq, with legal processions followed by Nonviolent Civil Disobedience at The White House

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The Brandywine Peace Community is sponsoring a roundtrip bus from Philadelphia to Dover, Delaware for those who would like to participate in the one-day Walk & Remembrance in Delaware on Sunday, March 14th. Military family members, military veterans, and family members of September 11th victims will lead hundreds of people on a 3.5 mile solemn march from the Camden, Delaware Friends Meetinghouse to a Observance of Mourning & Truth at the gates of the Dover Air Force Base. All the bodies of American soldiers killed in Iraq are shipped through Dover AFB.

To reserve a seat on the bus or for more info: call Brandywine Peace Community @ 610-544-1818.We need to hear from you ASAP!!!

Phila. Area Contingent Meeting, THIS Wednesday, March 3, 7pm,
Friends Center, 1501 Cherry Sts., Phila., PA. Everyone planning to participate in the Phila. Area Contingent to the Dover to DC
Memorial are urged to attend. Click for Philadelphia Area Contingent Form
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Next Philadelphia-Area Dover to DC Civil Disobedience Affinity Group meeting, Sunday, March 6, 2pm, Friends Center, 1501 Cherry Sts., Phila., PA

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Philadelphia Area Nonviolence Training, Thursday, March 11, 6pm - 9pm, Friends Center, 15th & Cherry Sts., Phila.

Poster making party at the home of Jacquelynn Cunliffe of the Peace and UN Committee of the Main-Line Unitarian Church, Friday, March 12th, 6:00 PM

341 Homestead Ave. Strafford, PA 19087
Call 610-394-9283 or e-mail peacehome@earthlink.net to confirm attendance.

FROM RT. 476, Exit 13 Make LEFT onto Rt. 30 West. Go through town of Wayne (past movie theatre on right, past
Minella's Diner on left) Make RIGHT onto Old Eagle School Road (Strafford Pharmacy & John Harvard's Brew House on right,
Braxton's Animal Supplies on Left) 4. Go North past train station. Go under train bridge and just past
bridge is HOMESTEAD ROAD on the Left. Make the left turn onto Homestead and continue around hairpin turn.
# 341 is on Right, number is on mailbox. Two columns flank driveway and house is white with yellow shutters and a flat roof.

FROM RT. 252 NORTH
Make RIGHT onto RT. 30 East and continue past Berwyn, Devon and past Fresh Fields on the left and into the town of Strafford.
At the intersection of Old Eagle School Road and 30, make LEFT onto Old Eagle School ROAD (John Harvard's Brew House, and
Strafford Pharmacy on the Left and Braxton's Animal Supplies on the Right).Continue from #4 above.

Bring markers, paints, poster paper and a healthy sense of mourning and outrage. All participants welcome even if you lack artist talent!
Food and refreshment provided but feel free to bring a dish or drink to share if you want.For more information: Brandywine Peace Community, 610-544-1818 or visit www.brandywinepeace.com
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Sunday, March 14, 12:30pm - Gather at Camden Friends Meetinghouse, 122 E. Camden-Wyoming Ave., in Camden, DE [near the Dover Air Force Base] for an Interfaith Dedication of Mourning & Truth followed by a 3.5 mile walk to the gates of the Dover Air Force Base. Rides will be provided for those with special needs. At the Dover Air Force Base, reading of the names of U.S. and Iraqi war dead, bagpipes, and speakers. The Dover to DC bus/van/car caravan commences to Washington, DC. There will a sleep-over at a site en-route. Dinner and breakfast provided.

Monday, March 15 - A Day of Mourning & Truth to End the War. Gathering and Memorial of Healing at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington, DC, current residence of many U.S. servicemen and women wounded in Iraq, followed by a 4.9 mile memorial walk to The White House. Nonviolent Civil Disobedience at the White House to call on the Bush Administration to end the war and occupation. Those willing to face arrest will engage in nonviolent resistance to the Bush Administration's policy of lies and war