Difference between revisions of "Campaign for Peace and Democracy"

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*[[Carolyn Eisenberg]],  [[Brooklyn For Peace]]
 
*[[Carolyn Eisenberg]],  [[Brooklyn For Peace]]
 
*[[Daniel Ellsberg]],  Former Defense and State Departments official who revealed the Pentagon papers
 
*[[Daniel Ellsberg]],  Former Defense and State Departments official who revealed the Pentagon papers
*[[Mark Engler]],  Author; [[Foreign Policy]] in Focus senior analyst
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*[[Mark Engler]],  Author; [[Foreign Policy in Focus]] senior analyst
 
*[[Jodie Evans]],  Co-founder [[CODEPINK]]
 
*[[Jodie Evans]],  Co-founder [[CODEPINK]]
 
*[[Gertrude Ezorsky]],  Author, Freedom in the Workplace?
 
*[[Gertrude Ezorsky]],  Author, Freedom in the Workplace?
 
*[[Samuel Farber]],  Author
 
*[[Samuel Farber]],  Author
 
*[[Thomas M. Fasy]],  MD, Brussels Tribunal
 
*[[Thomas M. Fasy]],  MD, Brussels Tribunal
*[[John Feffer]],  Co-Director, [[Foreign Policy]] in Focus
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*[[John Feffer]],  Co-Director, [[Foreign Policy in Focus]]
 
*[[Adam Finger]]
 
*[[Adam Finger]]
 
*[[Barry Finger]],  Editorial Board, [[New Politics]]
 
*[[Barry Finger]],  Editorial Board, [[New Politics]]
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*[[Cornel West]],  Princeton University
 
*[[Cornel West]],  Princeton University
 
*[[Reginald Wilson]],  Former Director, Office of Minorities in Higher Education, [[American Council on Education]]
 
*[[Reginald Wilson]],  Former Director, Office of Minorities in Higher Education, [[American Council on Education]]
*[[Emira Woods]],  Co-Director, [[Foreign Policy in Focu]]s
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*[[Emira Woods]],  Co-Director, [[Foreign Policy in Focus]]
 
*[[Kent Worcester]],  Marymount Manhattan College
 
*[[Kent Worcester]],  Marymount Manhattan College
 
*[[Julia Wrigley]],  Board of Directors, [[Left Forum]]
 
*[[Julia Wrigley]],  Board of Directors, [[Left Forum]]

Revision as of 21:06, 29 March 2013

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Template:TOCnestleft Campaign for Peace and Democracy is an organization that promotes a progressive and non-militaristic United States foreign policy. It was founded in 1982, when the Campaign first opposed the Cold War by calling for "detente from below."[1]

Endorsers

The following were listed as endorsers for the Campaign for Peace and Democracy as of March 15, 2010.[2]

External links

References

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