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LOCAL Announcement :: Peace
Witness from Iraq: Ed Kinane to Speak in Baltimore
What: ED KINANE, U.S. activist recently returned from Iraq
When: Thursday, May 22, 2003; 7:30 p.m.
Where: American Friends Service Committee, 4806 York Road, Baltimore
Contact: Virginia Rodino, vrodino-AT-towson.edu; 410-663-9529 for more information.
Cost: Suggested Donation $2-5. NO ONE will be turned away for lack of funds.
Sponsored by Left Turn Baltimore and the Coalition Against Global Exploitation
When: Thursday, May 22, 2003; 7:30 p.m.
Where: American Friends Service Committee, 4806 York Road, Baltimore
Contact: Virginia Rodino, vrodino-AT-towson.edu; 410-663-9529 for more information.
Cost: Suggested Donation $2-5. NO ONE will be turned away for lack of funds.
Sponsored by Left Turn Baltimore and the Coalition Against Global Exploitation
Ed Kinane was with the Iraq Peace Team in Baghdad from early February to early April -- including the three weeks of the "shock and awe" bombardment. Before the U.S. invasion, the Iraq Peace Team spent four days on the Kuwait/Iraq border.
Ed remained in Baghdad for several days after the U.S. marines occupied the city and set up a machinegun nest under his hotel window. He is a long-time human rights activist who has twice served federal prison sentences for his outspoken and nonviolent opposition to the U.S. Army's School of the Americas.
The Iraq Peace Team (IPT) is a project of the Chicago-based anti-war and anti-sanctions grassroots group, Voices in the Wilderness. Voices in the Wilderness is founded by three-time Nobel Peace prize nominee, Kathy Kelly. A portion of the donations for Ed’s talk will be given to the IPT. www.iraqpeaceteam.org
Ed remained in Baghdad for several days after the U.S. marines occupied the city and set up a machinegun nest under his hotel window. He is a long-time human rights activist who has twice served federal prison sentences for his outspoken and nonviolent opposition to the U.S. Army's School of the Americas.
The Iraq Peace Team (IPT) is a project of the Chicago-based anti-war and anti-sanctions grassroots group, Voices in the Wilderness. Voices in the Wilderness is founded by three-time Nobel Peace prize nominee, Kathy Kelly. A portion of the donations for Ed’s talk will be given to the IPT. www.iraqpeaceteam.org
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