Get Involved
Please
participate with us in these CURRENT ACTIONS:
(REQUESTS FOR LETTERS, SIGNATURES ON PETITIONS, ETC.)
Please fax your letters if at all possible. Letters
mailed to WASHINGTON are now taken to holding areas for bio-terrorism checks,
we now hear, making them a very slow way to contact Congress.
If writing to our Hawaii representatives by postal mail, send your letters to
the Honolulu address.
Depleted Uranium is a major issue facing us all!
Click to learn about why we must take action on DU!
See the video from KITV about a spike
in radiation levels on the Big Island
TAKE ACTION
Support a CABINET LEVEL DEPT. OF
PEACE to
support Bills HR
3760 and S. 1756
Support “VOTER
OWNED ELECTIONS”
by clicking
http://www.voterownedhawaii.org
The Right and Honorable Prime Minister Stephen Harper
House of Commons
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0A6 Canada
and
The Honorable Monte Solberg, P.C., M.P.
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 1L1
(
click here to download the letter)
Another way to help the war resisters is to download the
following PETITION, obtain your family’s
and friends’ signatures and mail it to the War Resisters Support Campaign,
address on
the petition. Donations may legally be made to the "legal support committee"
of the War Resisters Support Campaign.
(click here to
download the petition)
America's first
commissioned officer to refuse and resist the illegal war is Hawaii-born
& -raised First Lt. Ehren Watada .
At
www.thankyoult.org you can read his full statement, sign a petition in
support of him, and donate to his legal defense.
Immediate Actions
UARC Action
Your help is needed to stop UARC,
a proposal for secret war
weapons research at UH
Click here to read more!
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Senator Dan Inouye
Tel: 202 224-3934 / 808
541-2542
Senator Dan Akaka
Tel: 202 224-6361 / 808
522-8970
Mazie Hirono
Email::
mazie.hirono@mail.house.gov
Congressman Neil Abercrombie Tel: 202-225-2726 / 808-541-2570 Fax: 202-225-4580 |
STEERING COMMITTEE MEETINGS:
Our regular Steering Committee meetings are
at 6pm on the 2nd and 4th Mondays at MCC Ka Lama 102 and are open
to all
who share our mission
(MISSION STATEMENT). We welcome new friends and old members to come to
any meeting, and everyone in attendance fully participates in planning.
The Ka
Lama Building is next to the Library on the Maui Community College Campus.
The Maui Interfaith-Community Peace Coalition
Maui Peace Action and leaders of a number of
Maui religious assemblies of different faiths began a dialog
in June, 2004, about collaborating to promote peace and educate for nonviolent
solutions to conflict.
For updates about meetings and events, or to be placed on the email list
for the group, leave a message at 573-3255.