...Examine U.S.Weapons of Mass Destruction This Winter. Interview with David Langille, director public affairs at the Centre for Social Justice in Toronto, Between The Lines' Scott Harris

Over the next 6 weeks, IMC will be posting correspondence from Ellen Barfield in the Middle East. The following post are the first two e-mails sent to veteran peace activist, Max Obuszewski, her contact in Baltimore.

Baltimore resident Ellen Barfield, Voices in the Wilderness volunteer, traveled to Baghdad on December 6, to stand in solidarity with Iraqi citizens under the threat of US war.

A newly released documentary film titled "Justifiable Homicide" weaves together two important stories. One is of how Margarita Rosario, a Puerto Rican housewife living in the Bronx, New York has her whole life change after her son, Anthony Rosario, and nephew, Hilton Vega, were brutally murdered by two New York City police officers.The other is about how the true facts in the case were uncovered through a lengthy investigation by the Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) only to be covered up at the highest levels of the New York Police Department (NYPD) and the Giuliani administration.

...Anti-War Groups to Make Their Case to the U.S. Public. Interview with Jeremy Brecher, author and activist, conducted by Between The Lines' Scott Harris

Reflections on the justice mission of the late Phil Berrigan, Dissenter Emeritus. Scene: Funeral Mass/Procession, Dec. 9, 2002, at St. Peter Claver's R.C. Church, in West Baltimore.

Over 120 people gathered in Baltimore's Mt. Vernon neighborhood on Dec. 10 to say No Iraq War.

Second strike in the last 50 years. UFCW workers walk picket lines outside the Domino's Sugar factory.

I executed this series of four posters out of concern for the children of Iraq. The series features children from the cities of Basra, Baghdad, Mosul, and Arbil.

Anti-war Resolution is passed overwhelmingly.