The Citizens Diplomacy Reality Tour to Iran will give participants a chance to see inside this much-maligned nation and gain first-hand experience of the effects of the political policies of both the United States and Iran. Participants will have a chance to put a human face on this ongoing political dispute and help facilitate understanding and respect between people of different nations.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has ensued for sixty years, while Israel's forty year occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip is the longest in modern history. Travel to Palestine and Israel, and learn how fair trade cooperatives are restoring hope and providing economic alternatives to a population under occupation. Harvest olives with Fair Trade farmers, use organic farming practices, witness the community building strengths of Fair Trade cooperatives, and cultivate a greater appreciation of Palestinian traditions, food and people. You will also discuss integral human rights issues with Palestinian and Israeli organizations, as well as observe first-hand the effects of occupation on the Palestinian economy, tourism and life. Learn how to help change the U.S.'s negative role in the conflict, and the benefits of supporting Palestinian Fair Trade products in the U.S. Resources from the trip will support self-sufficiency and promote solidarity between internationals and Palestinian farming communities.

The war in Iraq has done untold damage to civilians in Iraq and the surrounding regions, where many Iraqi refugees have fled. As the war rages on the refugee situation is worsening and requires ever-more attention. Meet with Iraqis to hear first-hand accounts of conditions on the ground; talk with them about their view of the American occupation and prospects for reconciliation in post-occupation Iraq. Learn about the political situation in both Jordan and Syria by meeting with academics, activists, business people and humanitarian relief workers. Hear their perspectives on the status of refugees and the role of the US government in their respective countries. Join Global Exchange in observing and beginning to understand the dynamics between the Iraqi refugee population and the existing Palestinian population present from the 1948 and 1967 wars.

Our fact-finding delegations to Palestine & Israel strive to further the U.S. public's understanding of the conflict and the region's realities by giving people first-hand exposure to the human rights abuses occurring in the Occupied Territories. Participants have the opportunity to hear a diverse spectrum of Palestinian and Israeli voices and learn about their understanding of the conflict and hopes for a solution.

An evening of dinner, dancing, and music with Alice Walker, Medea Benjamin, hundreds of dancers, and you!

Our people need jobs, but our leaders fund war. On October 2, unionists, civil rights groups, immigrant rights leaders and social justice advocates will march on Washington DC under the banner of One Nation, Working Together. We in the peace movement have the opportunity to join this exciting coalition and bring the message: Fund Jobs, Not War.

The South Church in Mt Prospect is hosting their symbolic Peace Walk on Saturday, September 18 at 3:30pm. The walk starts at the church (501 S. Emerson St, Mt Prospect). and proceeds to downtown Mt. Prospect. All participants are invited back to The South Church for games, crafts, food, peace raffle, and live music featuring Voodoo Cadillac and friends. This event is part of U.N recognized International Day of Peace.

Suffragette-style tea and membership information meeting for all women who would like to join with other women to bring an end to US wars.

Join others in the 9/11 Truth movement calling on our President to make the unpopular decision to endorse an independent investigation of the events leading up to and occurring on September 11, 2001. Wear white and bring a camera. The 3.6-mile route will pass through Arlington National Cemetery and terminate outside the White House.

Check this calendar to see when and where war criminals will be and stage a citizen's arrest!

Join us FRIDAY, March 20 from 12 to 1 p.m. at 7th Ave. and C Street, outside the Federal Building.

Meeting of the Organizers. All welcome; bring ideas, resources, your voice of peace.

PINKers all over the country are starting PINK book clubs, where local groups will meet to discuss a book of CODEPINK interest. This is a great way to educate yourself and to get more involved with CODEPINK. Join us at the LA PINKhouse for snacks and discussion! For our first book, local book clubs will be discussing Saira Shah's book "The Storyteller's Daughter," a memoir of an Afghan woman born in England to a refugee family, as she travels to Afghanistan to discover the home she had known only through her father's vivid stories. Please visit our Book Club page to learn more & purchase a book.

Join Grandmothers for Peace vigils at 99th & Bell; every first and third Saturday from 9:30 - 11 AM. Everyone is welcome! Signs are provided; be sure to wear a hat and bring water. If you'd like to sit, please bring a chair. For more information email ognelson@cox.net.

Every Wednesday from noon to 1:30 PM at the MRS: We are committed to having a HOT CODEPINK Counter-Recruitment presence for Peace. Wear HOT PINK, bring signs “NOT IN BERKELEY” and "OUT OF IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN" – or just be there!

Vigil every Friday 5 – 7, with nearly 400 ongoing at First and Gaffey in San Pedro. Friday the 27th is focusing on the Iraq Debacle and the real Cost of War!

Friday the 27th is focusing on the Iraq Debacle, the real Cost of War and CODEPINK's Iraq Debacle campaign

We stand on the corner of Camino Alto and E. Blithedale in Mill Valley with signs pertaining to Obama's Peace Promises and occasionally include Boycott Israeli Products.

Vigil TWICE a month at the Traffic Circle in the town of Orange,(Orange County) CA. Please join us in working to end the war in Iraq. We have been meeting since September of 2004!

Monthly organizational meeting followed by a peace vigil in Ocean Beach.

Walk for Peace on the Golden Gate Bridge. Second Sunday of every month, NOON. CODEPINK march from the north and south ends of the Golden Gate Bridge, bringing our messages of peace to motorists, tourists, bicyclists and supporters! Wear messages on clothing. Please no sticks are allowed on signs, and keep signs under 2 x 3 ft. No bicycles as we are on the walking side of the bridge. There are monthly "themes" -- contact Toby Blome at ratherbenyckeling@comcast.net for details.

Meet every 3rd Tuesday each month at the San Jose Peace center: 48 S. 7th Street in downtown San Jose just south of Santa Clara Street, next to SJSU.

South West Colorado Peace & Justice Coalition monthly meeting. (SWCPJC)

This week we are focusing on supporting Bradley Manning.

Explore science & engineering with hundreds of free, hands-on activities and over 40 science shows on three different stages. The two-day Expo is perfect for teens, children and their families, and anyone with a curious mind who is looking for a weekend of fun and discovery. Build an underwater robot, chat with a Nobel Laureate, explore the science behind the magic of Hogwarts Academy and see a car that drives itself. From bugs to birds, kitchen chemistry to computer games, environmental monitoring to electronic music – the Expo has something for everyone and is completely free of charge. The Expo is the pinnacle event of the inaugural USA Science & Engineering Festival to be held in the greater Washington D.C. area October 10-24, 2010. The USA Science & Engineering Festival is a collaboration of over 500 of the nation’s leading science and engineering organizations. For more information on all Festival events and how you can get involved, visit www.usasciencefestival.org

Bring your favorite dish to share and be in on plans for upcoming actions in the DC area. Open to the community.

A weekly vigil to raise awareness within our community and the media that our injured soldiers are brought to Walter Reed Hospital and we must not forget them.

Vigil in front of the Holocaust Museum, across from the "Think About What You Saw" sign. One of the most popular attractions for tourists from around the world, the Holocaust Museum represents the struggle for human rights -- and it's the ideal place to remind visitors respectfully that atrocities are going on elsewhere -- including to Palestinians, at the hands of Israelis. Bring a sign; flyers for distribution will be provided.

ADC's 30th Anniversary National Convention, the largest Arab-American event and the premier Arab-American national gathering, with attendees from throughout the United States and worldwide. The theme of this year's historic convention is, "Thirty Years of Advocacy and Achievement: Strengthening the Voice of Equality and Justice."

In response to escalation repression of the Iraqi labor movement and violations of workers' rights, U.S. Labor Against the War asks you to send a message to your member of Congress asking that they cosign a letter of protest to Prime Minister al-Maliki, calling for quick adoption of a basic labor law and respect for labor rights.

Weekly peace vigil every Thursday at 6 PMwith Veterans for Peace and other peace activists. Wear pink, bring your own signs, stand up in support! Messages include: "Out of Iraq Now!" and "CODEPINK wants troops home now!"

Please join us at 6:30 to discuss future actions.

Peace Vigil and sign holding at the Federal Building/Downtown Hilo Post Office every Friday from 3:30 - 5:00 PM. Bring your own sign or one will be provided.

A PINK stand against war and for peace. Some signs will be available or bring your own.

Tuesday peace vigil is at AFSC Office 4806 York Rd. Friday vigil is at 3107 N. Charles St. (in front of Homewood Friends Meetinghouse). Signs are provided (esp. "War is not the answer"). It is a silent vigil.

We will read and discuss PinkPages book selections. The first book is Saira Shah's The Storyteller's Daughter. This beautifully written memoir is the account of her travels to Afghanistan as a burkha-wearing journalist to rediscover the lost world that she had known only through her father’s vivid tales and stories while growing up in England. We will discuss peace, social justice, women, and cross-cultural awareness.

Witness for peace as part of the bridges for peace movement.

Monthly meeting at private home to watch "War Made Easy" to be followed up with joining the monthly anti-rally at 4-6 PM.

Weekly One Hour Vigil for Peace and Justice. We have a Honk for Peace sign, a sign that gives the current death toll of US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, and a variety of other messages on signs and banners that we hold, stick in the ground, and wear. We pass out informational fliers to passing motorists and pedestrians - downloaded from the CODEPINK and other progressive websites.

Vigil on the corner of College and Oleander Drive in Wilmington NC every Sunday from 11am until 1pm.

We vigil for peace at the corner of 16th and "O" Streets, by the Federal Building, in downtown Lincoln, holding signs calling for the end of the war.

Sadly, the sixth anniversary of our entry and Occupation of Iraq coincides with out weekly Thursday peace vigil. To commemorate this heinous anniversary and KEEP THE HEAT ON THE STREETS, we will be joining peaceful protest voices at our corner with Bergen Peace & Justice, the Leonia Peace Vigil and our MFSO friends from the Teaneck Armory.

CODEPINK Madison supports the Morristown Peace Vigil on the Green, by the fountain.

The Morristown Peace Vigil has met every Friday, from 6 - 7 PM, on the historic Green in Morristown, since the Friday after 9/11.

The Suffolk Peace Network, Pax Christi, LI, CODEPINK LI are holding and informational vigil in front of BAE Systems Facility on Pulaski Road, Greenlawn, LI, NY every Friday from 4 PM to 5:30 PM. BAE Systems is 2nd largest defense contractor and makes parts for drones and other UAVs, but few people know that there is a large installation right here in the township of Huntington, Greenlawn, NY. Our signs tell about the 'precision killing systems' and "Drones Made Here" We have flyers for motorists that stop for them with more on BAE Systems.

Movie about Afghanistan and discussion afterwards about how to get the Obama administration to take action for peace.

Every Saturday at 4 PM at Union Square: MAKE OUT NOT WAR. Cristina C. is the organizer on this. There is a Facebook group you can join: look for MAKE OUT NOT WAR.

This is probably the biggest and best-known regular anti-war vigil in New York City and has been going on for over 6 and a half years. We've never missed a single Wednesday no matter what the weather throws at us. At least 15-20 people participate in the vigil every week -- not just grannies but men (including a regular group of Veterans for Peace), and young people. We are a tourist attraction with many people from all over the world photographing us and engaging in conversation. Media regularly film and write about us.

Next CODEPINK NYC organizing meeting, Wednesday, May 20 at 6 p.m. at WEDO, 355 Lexington Ave., 3rd floor (between 40th and 41st Streets). RSVP to Eva-Lee at ebaird@earthlink.net

Join us for a "Stand for Peace" peace vigil every Wednesday evening from 6:30pm to 7:30pm at the corner of SW 5th St and SW Hall Blvd in Beaverton, Oregon. The Washington County Peace Vigil has been standing for peace since August 2006.

The Klamath Basin Peace Forum hosts a Peace Vigil every Friday (for 1.5 years) from 5:30-6:30 PM at Main & 9th. Relevant signs and candles are optional.

WE have an outreach table, hand out leaflets, collect petition signatures, and remind folks that there's a war (or two) still going on.

We get together, catch up, share info and opinions, review past actions and plan for the next month.

Please come stand for Peace at Howard Elmer Park on the corner across from the Sayre Library on Weds 5:30- 6 PM.

Standing vigil urging U.S. out of Iraq & Afghanistan.

Standing vigil urging U.S. out of Iraq & Afghanistan.

Gather to meet like minded folk interested in supporting CODEPINK activities and campaigns while nurturing healthy bodies and minds. We will meet 'n greet and then bike or hike a bit of Four Mile Run that parallels the O & D Canal.

Bring signs, rain or shine!

Stand Up! For Peace and Veterans For Peace Chapter 65 Wyoming invites all like-minded peace people to meet on the steps of the Albany County Courthouse. Once again, we petition for the redress of grievances. A display of the names of soldiers lost to the war on Iraq, both in country and after returning, will be displayed (weather permitting).