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DESCRIPTION:    We have a lot to be concerned about these days.  We all know these are 
 times when it is crucial that we focus our efforts on changing the current 
 direction of America's foreign policy.      While staying on task is 
 important, there is also merit in taking a step back from time to time.  
 Without some perspective, we run the risk of becoming a myopic, fractured, 
 and ultimately a vanquished movement.      For just one evening, we're 
 asking that peace activists from across the spectrum of our movement come 
 together in order to look at where we've been, where we are now, and where 
 we want to go.     If we are to be effective, we must know exactly what it 
 is we want and have a strategy to get there. Only then, can we take the 
 initiative; stop merely reacting to the crisis of the day, and start, 
 instead, to practice preemptive peace.     Let's work together to get 
 there. Please accept our invitation for you and your fellow activists to 
 participate in this important event.     The San Francisco’s Chronicle's 
 Jonathan Curiel will moderate a discussion on these topics with the leaders 
 of some of our area's most dynamic activist organizations.  Students, 
 activists, and concerned people of all types are encouraged not just to 
 listen, but also to take part in the creation of a new agenda for creating 
 lasting peace, security, and justice in our world.     Sponsored by the 
 World Federalists of Northern California, the International House at U.C. 
 Berkeley (as part of the Democracy in a Globalized World? series), and U.C. 
 Berkeley's Peace and Conflict Studies.    For more information, please 
 visit: http://www.wfnca.org/preemptivepeace.org  \n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2004/09/01/45773.php
SUMMARY:Preemptive Peace - Finding Solutions tot he War System
LOCATION:Ida & Robert Sproul Rooms —   International House  University of 
 California, Berkeley   2299 Piedmont Ave.
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2004/09/01/45773.php
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