SF Bay Area

Code Pink – San Jose Chapter

Published June 25, 2017 | By editor

When:

July 18, 2017 @ 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM

2017-07-18T18:30:00-07:00

2017-07-18T20:00:00-07:00

Where:

San Jose Peace & Justice Center
48 S 7th St
San Jose, CA 95112
USA

Cost:

Free

Contact:

Charlotte Casey

CodePink San Jose

This months meeting CODEPINK’s own Nancy Mancias will share her experiences and insights from her recent educational tour of northern Iraq’s Kurdish region. Nancy traveled with a delegation that met with women, LGBTQ & peace organizations, academics, and villagers affected by oil company Dana Gas and Turkey’s cross-border bombings. Hear about the internally displaced Iraqis, PKK, Yezidis and religious groups in Iraqi Kurdistan.

Join us to discuss activities related to the Code Pink campaigns such as No $54 Billion for War, Grow Your Local Peace Economy, and others!

All peace-loving resisters — men and women — are welcome!

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From our National Site

The national CodePink organization organizes for justice for Iraqis and to hold war criminals accountable. CodePink actively opposes the U.S. war in Afghanistan, torture, the detention center at Guantanamo, weaponized and spy drones, the prosecution of whistleblowers, U.S. support for the Israeli occupation of Palestine and repressive regimes.

Rooted in a network of local organizers, CodePink's tactics include satire, street theatre, creative visuals, civil resistance, and directly challenging powerful decision-makers in government and corporations. And, of course, wearing pink!