Charley Richardson, ¡Presente!
Military Families Speak Out is deeply saddened by the death of co-founder Charley Richardson, who passed away Saturday, May 4th. Charley has been a beacon of hope and inspiration, a mentor and teacher, and a shoulder to cry on for so many of us in this movement and beyond. The seeds of MFSO were sown […]
Read MoreMFSO Newsletter: Collateral Damage
What to look for in this edition: Jeffrey Lucey and Military Suicides Jobs Not War goes to DC IVAW: What’s up in 2013 Brooklyn for Peace holds forum on drones in the commons And more! Click here for newsletter
Read MoreMFSO Newsletter: Collateral Damage
What’s inside this newsletter? Catch up on the Jobs Not War Campaign, Peace Activists WIN : NBC’s Offensive War ‘Reality’ Program is Canceled. We called for the program to be cancelled, we protested at NBC studios, and now we can celebrate the end of a terrible program. Updates from Bergern County MFSO Click here for Newsletter: Collateral Damage
Read MoreGroup marks 10th year of weekly anti-war vigils in Teaneck
With a retired teacher strumming, “Where Have all the Flowers Gone” on a guitar, anti-war activist on Wednesday trod across the Teaneck Armory’s lawn and, one by one, placed orange, pink and lavender flowers on a military tank. The gesture ended a two-hour gathering of songs and speeches by the Teaneck Peace Vigil to mark the 10th […]
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