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Peace Talk Newsletter

Peace Talk — Autumn 2006

• Everything New is Old
• by Rosalie Tyler Paul, Peace Talk co-editor
• Everything Old is New
• Excerpted from an article by William Rivers Pitt
• Farewell Jessica Eller [with ]
• by Sally Breen
• Participate in the Wall Street Anti-War Rally on Columbus Day/Native American Day
• by Karl Rawstron
• Greater Brunswick PeaceWorks Joins Troops Home Fast
• by Selma Sternlieb
• Be Part of the Caribou World Cafe
• by Sally Breen
• Maine Fiddlers Protest Bush's Fiddling While World Burns
• by Jon Hinck
• Stepping Up: Peace Education in Portland
• by Stephen Spring
• Reading the Names
• by Sally Breen
• Peace Work Grounded in Local Peace Making
• by Arne Springorum
• Peace Work Grounded in Local Peace Making [with ]
• by Arne Springorum
• Corporate Policies Hurt People Around the World
• Progressive Development—an Oxymoron?: Part 1
• by Victoria Szatkowski
• The Struggle for Somalia: Warlords, Islamists, and U.S. Global Militarism: Part 1 [with ]
• by Amina Mire
• Standing Truth on its Head
• by Stephen Shaw
• The Decider
• Author unidentified
• Finding Peace
• by Joie Grandbois-Gallup
• Steps Toward Peace in the Israel/Lebanon Crisis
• adopted by the Peace Action Maine Board, August 14, 2006
• I’m Explaining a Few Things—for Victor Jara
• poem by Martin Steingesser
• Businesses for Social Responsibility
• Oyster Farm Re-Introduces Oysters to the Damariscotta River
• by Rosalie Tyler Paul