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• Thursday, March 11, noon - 1:30PM Phone-A-Thon (more about Phone-A-Thons), Brooklyn Borogh Hall, Court St near Montague, near the fountain, (we are easy to spot): Pity the poor Department of Defense. Allocated a mere $665 billion for 2010, these folks now are asking for an additional $33 billion to squander in Afghanistan. Join us while we ask passersby to call Congress to say, "Vote no on the $33 billion supplemental for the build-up in Afghanistan."
• Thursday, March 18, 5:30pm - 7:00 PM. The military's main mission is to conduct war. It's ticket to success is finding young men and women with limited opportunities. High schools and underserved neighborhoods are the bread and butter for recruiters. On March 18th, Parent Teacher Conference Night at NYC high schools, volunteers will be at high schools distributing information about the Opt-Out form and student's privacy rights, truth in recruiting, and non-military options and alternatives to life after high school. Join us in this effort to provide needed information to families and students. Contact us at grannypeace@gmail.com.
• Sunday, March 28 - 1:PM Forum on The U.S. & ABOLITION of NUCLEAR WEAPONS The African Union signed the Pelindaba Treaty designating their countries as a Nuclear Weapon Free Zone. The U.S. signed the Treaty’s protocols in 1996 but did not ratify them. The Riverside Church - Assembly Hall, 120th St & Claremont Ave, NYC. download flyer
• No More War Toys, No More War The Granny Peace Brigade is spreading the word: What better gift can we give our children and grandchildren than a world at peace?
  Join our Smart Toys Campaign. More info
  Children need smart toys, not war, toys. The Granny Peace Brigade takes this message to Target in Brooklyn for a grass-roots, granny-powered consumer education project. A U.S. Army veteran with a 4-year-old son tells of his concern that he will be unable to counteract the messages of war directed at his son by movies, television and our government.)
  

• Start a re-truthment campaign at a military recruitment center near you.
• Hold your own Phone-A-Thon (recipe)
• Work on counter recruitment with us or with a group near you.
• Join our legislative campaign. Call your Senators and your Representative. Send them peace-mail messages regularly.
• Keep us informed about what you are doing.
  
  There is work to do. Join us -- in peace always.