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3 Peace Activists Speak About the US-Iranian Crisis
on November 10, 2007, in Atlanta, Georgia
Iran
: a threat?
Do
Iranians need liberating?
What
are the
United States
’ foreign policy options?
What
are the
US
Peace community’s options?
How
can people of conscience prevent the next war?
We invite you to hear three
peace activists offer their perspectives on the growing
international crisis between the
United States
and
Iran
.
Speakers:
Rostam Pourzal
An independent researcher
and organizer for human rights, Pourzal has been a frequent guest
commentator on
Iran
for news media. He is president of the organization, Campaign Against
Sanctions and Military Intervention in
Iran
. http://www.campaigniran.org/casmii/
Simin
Royanian
Member of DC Labor
Committee on Peace and Justice, and also the Northeast Feminist Scholars.
Royanian is co-founder of Women for Peace and Justice in Iran, has been an
active advocate for peace and women’s rights in
Iran
since 1967.
Phil Wilayto
community and anti-war
organizer in
Richmond
,
Va.
Wilayto is along time activist, whose involvement includes helping organize
anti-war GIs during the Vietnam War. In July 2007, he toured
Iran
for 11days meeting with students, cleric, peace activist and others to build
peace between Americans and Iranians.
Saturday Nov 10
7:00 pm
Our
Lady of
Lourdes
Catholic Church
25
Boulevard, NE
Atlanta
GA
30312
*Parking available , in front and
behind building*
For
more information contact Azita Ebrahimi (Azi) at 404/586-0460 x14 or aebrahimi@afsc.org
This event is co-sponsored
by the American Friends Service
Committee
,
Georgia
Peace and Justice Coalition, and
International
Action
Center
.
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