Campaign for Peace and Democracy
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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]
- Ervand Abrahamian, City University of NY
- Bashir Abu-Manneh, Barnard College
- Janet Afary, Iranian author
- Michael Albert, Z Communications
- Kevin B. Anderson, University of California-Santa Barbara
- Stanley Aronowitz, Board of Directors, Left Forum; Co-author of The Manifesto for a Left Turn
- Ed Asner
- David Barsamian, Journalist
- Rosalyn Baxandall, Prof. American Studies, SUNY Old Westbury
- Eileen Boris, Hull Prof. of Feminist Studies, Univ. of California, Santa Barbara
- Sam Bottone, Retired, American Nurses Assn and California Nurses Assn representative
- Laura Boylan, MD, Neurologist, NYU School of Medicine, Dept of Veterans Affairs
- Richard J. Brown, MD, Physicians for a National Health Program, NY Metro
- Leslie Cagan, Peace and justice organizer
- Roane Carey, Managing Editor, The Nation
- Tim Carpenter, Progressive Democrats of America (PDA)
- Donna Cartwright, Pride at Work
- Noam Chomsky, M.I.T.
- Joshua Cohen, Stanford University, Boston Review
- Margaret W. Crane, Communications Consultant (The Write Formula, Inc.)
- M. Phyllis Cunningham, Granny Peace Brigade NY
- Gail Daneker, Peace and Justice activist, St. Paul, MN
- Manuela Dobos, Brooklyn For Peace
- Ariel Dorfman, Author
- Martin Duberman, Distinguished Prof. of History, CUNY
- Lisa Duggan, Professor, American Studies and Gender and Sexuality Studies, Dept. of Social and Cultural Analysis, NYU
- Steve Early, Labor journalist; member, National Writers Union/UAW
- Carolyn Eisenberg, Brooklyn For Peace
- Daniel Ellsberg, Former Defense and State Departments official who revealed the Pentagon papers
- Mark Engler, Author; Foreign Policy in Focus senior analyst
- Jodie Evans, Co-founder CODEPINK
- Gertrude Ezorsky, Author, Freedom in the Workplace?
- Samuel Farber, Author
- Thomas M. Fasy, MD, Brussels Tribunal
- John Feffer, Co-Director, Foreign Policy in Focus
- Adam Finger
- Barry Finger, Editorial Board, New Politics
- David Friedman
- Robert (Gabe) Gabrielsky
- Barbara Garson, Author, MacBird, All the Livelong Day
- Jack Gerson, Oakland Education Association
- Joseph Gerson, Director of Peace & Economic Security Program, American Friends Service Committee in New England
- Jana Glivicka, No Bases Initiative, Czech Republic
- Hadi Ghaemi
- Suzanne Gordon, Author; member, National Writers Union/UAW
- John D. Gorman, Tenants Attorney
- Arun Gupta, The Indypendent
- Ernest Haberkern, Center for Socialist History
- Mina Hamilton, Writer
- David Hartsough, Peaceworkers, San Francisco
- Nader Hashemi, University of Denver
- Howie Hawkins, Green Party USA, Teamsters
- Judith Hempfling, President, Yellow Springs, Ohio Village Council
- Bill Henning, Vice President, CWA Local 1180
- Michael Hirsch, Democratic Socialists of America
- Adam Hochschild, Writer
- Nancy Holmstrom, Board of Directors, Left Forum
- Doug Ireland, Journalist
- Marianne Jackson, Psychologists for Social Responsibility
- Mark C. Johnson, PhD, Executive Director, The Fellowship of Reconciliation
- Richard Kim, Senior Editor, The Nation
- Naomi Klein, Author
- Dan La Botz, Teacher, writer, labor journalist
- Nydia Leaf, Resistance Cinema
- Roger Leisner, Founder/Owner of Radio Free Maine
- Jesse Lemisch, Prof. Emeritus of History, John Jay College, CUNY
- Sue Leonard
- Rabbi Michael Lerner, Editor, TIKKUN Magazine
- Nelson Lichtenstein, Director, Center for the Study of Work, Labor, and Democracy, UC Santa Barbara
- Amy Littlefield, Providence Students for a Democratic Society
- Martha Livingston, Physicians for a National Health Program, NY Metro
- Betty Reid Mandell, Co-editor, New Politics
- Marvin Mandell, Co-editor, New Politics
- Nasir A. Mansoor, Deputy General Secretary National Trade Union Federation (Pakistan)
- Dave Marsh, Writer-broadcaster, Sirius Satellite Radio
- Kevin Martin, Executive Director, Peace Action
- Michael McCally, MD, PhD, Physicians for Social Responsibility
- Scott McLemee, Intellectual affairs columnist, Inside Higher Ed
- David McReynolds, Socialist Party Presidential candidate, 1980 and 2000
- Erika Munk, Writer
- Mary Nolan, Brooklyn For Peace; Prof. of History, NYU
- David Oakford
- Mary E. O'Brien, MD, Physicians for a National Health Program, NY Metro
vDerrick O'Keefe]], Co-Chair, Canadian Peace Alliance
- Christopher Phelps, University of Nottingham, UK
- Charlotte Phillips, MD, Chairperson, Brooklyn For Peace
- Danny Postel, Writer; Chicago Committee in Solidarity with the People of Iran
- Leonard Rodberg, Queens College, CUNY
- Ruth Rosen, Historian and Journalist
- Peter Rothberg, Associate Publisher, The Nation
- Matthew Rothschild, Editor, The Progressive
- John Sanbonmatsu, Animal liberationist
- Jennifer Scarlott, Director, International Conservation Initiatives, Sanctuary Asia
- Jay Schaffner, Moderator, Portside
- Jason Schulman, Editorial Board, Democratic Left
- Peter O. Schwartz
- Stephen Shalom, William Paterson University
- Alix Kates Shulman, Writer
- Alice Slater, Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, NY
- Stephen Soldz, President-Elect, Psychologists for Social Responsibility
- Cheryl Stevenson
- David Swanson, Co-Founder, After Downing Street
- Chris Toensing, Executive Director, Middle East Research and Information Project
- Jan Tamas, Chair, Czech Humanist Party
- Bernard Tuchman
- David Vine, American University
- Judith Podore Ward
- Lois Weiner, Prof. of Education, New Jersey City University
- Steve Weissman, Journalist
- Suzi Weissman, St. Mary's College of California; Beneath the Surface KPFK radio
- Naomi Weisstein, Prof. of Psychology/Neuroscience Emerita, SUNY, Buffalo
- Chris Wells, Humanist Movement
- Cornel West, Princeton University
- Reginald Wilson, Former Director, Office of Minorities in Higher Education, American Council on Education
- Emira Woods, Co-Director, Foreign Policy in Focus
- Kent Worcester, Marymount Manhattan College
- Julia Wrigley, Board of Directors, Left Forum