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Searching For Nonviolent Solutions
AUGUST 2018 OUR WORK: Screening in Charleston, SC: Three screenings of IN OUR SON’S NAME will be held in one day at Trident Technical College‘s downtown Palmer Campus Amphitheater. The…
Diversity Is Our Strength
JULY 2018: OUR WORK: JULY 12: Community Connection Call: We will soon have another Community Connection Call providing PT members with the opportunity to connect with each other. Our special…
Supporting Others Seeking Nonviolent Responses
JUNE 2018 OUR WORK: A meeting with several Korean professionals who are supporting families of the Sewol Ferry Disaster, in which over 300 died, was arranged at the PT office…
Advocating Nonviolence
MAY 2018 OUR WORK: In the Media: PT member and writer, Alissa Torres‘, article was published in the New York Times. Alissa offers a biographical glimpse into her own struggles…
#Enough
April 2018 OUR WORK: PT member, Wright Salisbury, marched in Paris on March 24, 2018. #Enough: We fight gunviolence! Many of us were at the March For Our Lives on…
Moving Towards Peace
MARCH 2018 OUR WORK: February 23-March 2: Colleen Kelly traveled to Guantánamo again to attend the 28th pretrial hearing of the 9-11 accused. Two issues stand out for 9-11 family…
Respecting Human Rights
FEBRUARY 2018 PT members, Anne Mulderry (center) and Phyllis Rodriguez, demand to Close Guantánamo at Grand Central Station together with others on February 1, 2018. On February 1, PT members…
We Continue Our Work to Close #gitmo
JANUARY 2018 Guantánamo Convening Authority: Next week, we will be sending messages from 9-11 family members to the staff of Guantánamo’s Convening Authority. The Convening Authority is the person appointed…
Advocating Nonviolent Options
DECEMBER 2017 Our Work: Don’t Miss Out on the remarkable Op Ed piece PT member, Julia Rodriguez, published in the New York Times last month: Guantánamo Is Delaying Justice For…
#NOMUSLIMBANEVER
NOVEMBER 2017 Our Work: PT Statement: Supporting One Another in the Wake of the NYC Attack We extend our deepest condolences to the families of victims and support to those…
