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Friday, July 25th at 6 pm Grants Pass
 
An Evening with Jeff Golden

 

UNAFRAID: A Novel of the Possible

"What if John F. Kennedy had survived his wounds in Dallas and gone on to serve two full terms in the .White House? What if the aftemlath - astronomical public approval ratings, a presidential agenda that sails effortlessly through Congress, a parade of the world's most beautiful women through the White House at his whim - moved him to wonder "Is this all there is?" What if he decided to see if America's walk could match its talk?"

Come for a free dinner prepared by Citizens for Peace & Justice. Stay for an evening of good company and stimulating conversation in a lovely Grants Pass home. Jeff, former NPR/JPR talk show host, will be reading, signing and sparking conversation about his new book. Participants are encouraged to go to www.unafraidthebook.com, read excerpts, and bring your ideas and enthusiasm about whatis possible in our world.

WHEN:Friday, July 25th @ 6 pm                        WHERE:737 NW Kinney Street, Grants Pass
RSVP required due to limited seating: Loree Arthur 441-3270; Ruth Dailey 479-8378

Sponsored by:

Citizens for Peace and Justice, Applegate Citizens for Political Change, and Veterans for Peace of Grants Pass, Southern Oregon Jobs with Justice

**Grants Pass**
Fourth Thursday Stand For Peace
Thursday, July 24th
4:30 - 5:30 pm
In front of the Josephine County Courthouse
Immediately following the stand, join us across the street at Newman United Methodist Church meeting hall for discussion on important Peace and Justice issues.

Sponsored by:

Citizens for Peace and Justice,  Veterans for Peace of Grants Pass, Applegate Citizens for Political Change and 
Social Justice Alliance
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Founding member of Citizens for Peace & Justice, Mary Madsen, travelled to Amman, Jordan in October to continue her work with Iraqi refugees. Mary, along with Sasha Crow, has founded the Collateral Repair Project. Please visit The Collateral Repair Project website and see the important work being done to aid those most deeply affected by this terrible war. CPJ gives our love and support to Sasha and Mary and their good work. We are so very proud of her.
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Citizens for Peace and Justice is a proud member of Southern Oregon Jobs With Justice.
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Citizens for Peace and Justice is a group of people who came together in Medford, Oregon, in March 2003 as a result of our concern over the pending US invasion of Iraq and our desire to respond to this in a meaningful way. Peace House of Ashland helped bring us together to form a group. Our members live and/or work in Medford and outlying areas of Jackson County, and the organization is open to all who wish to join us. We are not affiliated with any religious denomination or political party.
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CITIZENS FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE
13365 Duggan Road
Central Point, Oregon 97502
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    Our Mission Statement
   
  We have the right and responsibility to promote a just and peaceful community and build a world beyond war through nonviolent means by:
        - embracing peace within ourselves;
        - calling peace into conflicted lives;
        - educating ourselves and others in alternatives to violence and militarism.
  
   

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British polling agency Opinion Research Business confirm that as of September 2007 1.2 million Iraqis have been killed by this military intervention.
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Cost of the War in Iraq
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"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired,
signifies in the final sense a theft from those who hunger and are not fed,
those who are cold and are not clothed."
- President Dwight D. Eisenhower April 16, 1953

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