Join Camp Pelosi and 4th Anniversary Actions

San Francisco CODEPINK has been camped outside of Cong. Nancy Pelosi's house since
this weekend, when we created "Camp Pelosi" to encourage the Speaker to be a leader
and stop funding Bush's war. We hope to keep this vigil going until the vote on the
war funds sometime next week. Click here to read an article about Camp Pelosi from
ABC news. Right now the small group needs your support, people to relieve them for
an hour break, people to bring food (wine and cheese appreciated!), umbrellas for
shade, more people to stay overnight, music and encouragement.

The vigil is at Pelosi's house at 2640 Broadway (between Scott & Divisadero) in San
Francisco. Call (415) 260-1120 to reach activists Leslie and Toby at the camp.

Help us keep Camp Pelosi going day and night until Congress votes on the funding!
Join us for an hour or a night!

Plus, come to the teach-in at Pelosi's office on Wednesday (3/14):
11:30 a.m.
Occupation Project Teach-In Pelosi's office
450 Golden Gate Avenue, (near Civic Center BART)
Bring photo ID! Gather in 2nd floor cafeteria and get info packets, then proceed to
her office at noon. CODEPINK activists will be doing a teach-in in Pelosi's DC
office at the same time and we'll connect with each other! Contact Janet Weil at
(925) 212-7477.
Join us for three days of events around the 4th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq:

Starve War/Feed Peace
Saturday, March 17th 11:00am
Walnut Creek, CA

STARVE WAR/FEED PEACE is the message of this year's march and rally to end the war
in Iraq. The goal is to press our representatives to go beyond discussion and
resolutions and do all they can to bring home our troops and cut off the money for
war.

Peace activists, families, children and all area citizens are urged to join this
event on Saturday, March 17, 11 a.m., to promote the cause of peace. The march will
assemble in the Walnut Creek BART parking lot, and proceed through downtown and on
to Civic Park (Civic Drive and Broadway) for a rally at noon featuring speakers and
music. Thousands here in the East Bay will be joining peace advocates across the
country in a national demonstration to protest the Iraq war.

For information: http://www.mtdpc.org

The Big Peace March
Saturday, March 17
San Rafael, CA

11 am - Noon Rally at the Plaza; 1-2 march; 2-4 Peace Party at the Plaza

For information: http://www.gonextgeneration.org, 415-459-6398
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Global Days of Action on the 4th Anniversary of the War
Sunday, March 18 12noon
Justin Herman Plaza, March to Civic Center
San Francisco, CA

On March 17, 2007, the 4th anniversary of the start of the criminal invasion of
Iraq, tens of thousands of people from around the country will descend on the
Pentagon in Washington DC — on March 18 we will march in San Francisco — in a mass
demonstration to demand: U.S. Out of Iraq Now! 2007 is the 40th anniversary of the
historic 1967 anti-war march to the Pentagon during the Vietnam War. The message of
the 1967 march was "From Protest to Resistance," and marked a turning point in the
development of a countrywide mass movement.

For information: http://www.actionsf.org/
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Protests against War AND Climate Change on the 4-Year Anniversary of the Iraq War
Rally, Protest, and Nonviolent Direct Action
Monday March 19, 2007 7:00-11:00am
Chevron's World Headquarters
San Ramon, CA

Oil Change International (http://www.PriceOfOil.org), Global Exchange
(http://www.Globalexchange.org), and more Organizations and Groups Every Day are joining
with Hundreds of communities throughout the US, and the world, to hold protest
events on March 17-19, to mark the 4-year anniversary of the Iraq war.

For information: Visit http://www.myspace.com/ChevronProtest Learn about an international
network of organizations organizing protests under the heading "Hands Off Iraq's
Oil!" Visit their website http://www.HandsOffIraqiOil.org/
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DIE-IN on Market Street
Monday March 19, 2007 12noon-1:00 p.m.
San Francisco, CA

On March 20, 2003, the outraged residents of San Francisco shut the city down when
the Bush administration started his administration's war in Iraq. Monday, March 19,
2007 marks four years since the war in Iraq began, after four years, 650,000 Iraqi
civilians have died.

Can you be downtown for just an hour on Monday March 19th? Please join us in making
visible the profound and awful human cost of the war.

On March 19, 2007 you can:
* Wear all black or wear a black armband
* Put a Bring the Troops Home Now sign in the window of your home or car
* Come to the DIE-IN on Market Street at 12:00 noon to show what it would look like
if downtown San Francisco was filled with dead bodies. There are four meet-up
points, see http://www.DieInMarch19.org for details.

Can't be in SF then? Organize a die-in wherever you work or live, wear black, and/or
put up a Bring the Troops Home Now sign.

Don't want to die-in? Please come out to Market Street, wearing black or a black
armband, and hold a sign showing your opposition to the war.
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Stop Funding the War in Iraq Protest
Monday, March 19, 2007 12noon
450 Golden Gate Ave (between Polk and Larkin)
San Francisco, California

Join us in front of Nancy Pelosi's San Francisco district office to urge her and her
fellow Representatives to deny White House war funding request and to support HR
508, The Bring Our Troops Home and Sovereignty of Iraq Restoration Act.

For more information: http://www.stopfundingthewar.com/home/

In solidarity and with great hope,
Janet, Leslie, Medea, Nancy, Rae, Renay, Toby, and Zanne