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Photos of Past Events
CODEPINK Austin was joined by
Women In Black for a funeral
procession to mourn all of the
children killed in Iraq. We chose
Mother's Day due to it's often
forgotten roots in the peace
movement.
Women In Black for a funeral
procession to mourn all of the
children killed in Iraq. We chose
Mother's Day due to it's often
forgotten roots in the peace
movement.
5/14/2006 - Mother's Day
4/17/2006
The Pink Police were joined by
Vote Rescue when we delivered
a citation to the Secretary of
State for election fraud in
reference to electronic voting.
Vote Rescue when we delivered
a citation to the Secretary of
State for election fraud in
reference to electronic voting.
6/19/2006 - State Capitol
CODEPINK gave Cindy Sheehan
the gift of a 'pink garden' on her
newly purchased land in
Crawford.
the gift of a 'pink garden' on her
newly purchased land in
Crawford.
8/17/2006 - Camp Casey III
CODEPINK Austin teamed up
with CAMEO for a Counter
Recruitment Rally and March.
We were joined by Cindy
Sheehan, Diane Wilson, and Ann
Wright.
CP Austin attended the action as
the now famous Pink Police and
ended the march by delivering a
citation for war crimes to the
recruiters at Dobie Mall.
Later that day, members of
CODEPINK Austin joined a Tax
Day Protest at the post office.
with CAMEO for a Counter
Recruitment Rally and March.
We were joined by Cindy
Sheehan, Diane Wilson, and Ann
Wright.
CP Austin attended the action as
the now famous Pink Police and
ended the march by delivering a
citation for war crimes to the
recruiters at Dobie Mall.
Later that day, members of
CODEPINK Austin joined a Tax
Day Protest at the post office.
| Next CodePink Austin Meeting Sunday, September 7th at 3:00 p.m. Carver Library 1161 Angelina (for a map to this location, click here) |
Rock the Parties: Bring the Peace Message to the Election Race 2008 Let's raise a ruckus and let the politicians know that the majority of Americans will not stand for ongoing war, occupation, and killing. Sign up now to join our CODEPINK team. Democratic National Convention (DNC) August 25 - 28, 2008 | Denver, Colorado Republican National Convention (RNC) September 1- 4, 2008 | St. Paul, Minnesota Update: Three Austin members are going to St. Paul to rock the RNC. For an interview, call 512-565-2244 |
Eyes Wide Open An Exhibition on the Human Cost of The Iraq War Comes to Austin September 12, 13 and 14 - 7 AM to 7 PM Auditorium Shores West Eyes Wide Open is a memorial to service members and civilians killed in the Iraq war, and a respectful space for their families and all visitors to reflect on the human cost of war. Eyes Wide Open, the American Friends Service Committee’s widely acclaimed exhibition on the human cost of the Iraq War, returns to Austin on September 12th at Auditorium Shores. When Austin hosted the exhibit in February 2005, this powerful event drew 3000 visitors and every major news station. We expect far more visitors this year. The exhibit features a pair of boots honoring each Texas military casualty, a field of shoes to memorialize the Iraqis killed in the conflict, and a display exploring the history, cost and consequences of war. We are in great need of volunteers all day on Friday, and Saturday and Sunday evenings. To volunteer you may contact us at eyeswideopeninaustin@gmail.com For information on how to volunteer or donate, visit http://eyeswideopenaustin2008.org To view past Eyes Wide Open Exhibits, visit www.afsc.org/eyes |
