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April 12, 2012 Western Massachusetts Program

Jeff Napolitano discusses community efforts to preserve homes and a safe place for youth through non-violence training.

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April 5, 2012 South East New England Program

Martha Yager discusses peace efforts against ten years of drumbeats from Iraq to Iran; and the increasing mistreatment of immigrants in our communities.

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March 29, 2012 Project Voice

Gabriel Camacho talks about immigrant communities' organizing efforts in the age of enforcement and deportation.

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April 2012 Program Update with Shan Cretin and Keith Harvey

This is a recording of the American Friends Service Committee’s Monthly Program Update call from April 19, 2012 with Shan Cretin, AFSC’s General Secretary. Shan sat down with Keith Harvey, Regional Director, of the Cambridge, MA office to discuss AFSC's Truth and Reconciliation work with the Wabanaki Youth program. 

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March 22, 2012 Healing Justice

Jamie Bissonette Lewey discussed community healing and a pathway to peace.

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March 2012 Program Update with Eisha Mason featuring Caroline Isaacs

This is a recording of the American Friends Service Committee’s Monthly Program Update call from March 15, 2012 with Caroline Isaacs, AFSC’s Program Director in Tucson Arizona. Caroline recently released a 100-page report detailing problems in that state’s private prisons. Already the report has received national attention, and had an impact on policy in Arizona. 
 

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February 2012 Program Update with Peter Lems and Mary Zerkel

This is a recording of the American Friends Service Committee’s Monthly Program Update call from February 29, 2012 with AFSC experts on Afghanistan and Iraq Peter Lems and Mary Zerkel, based out of Chicago discussing the “Cost of War.”

They shared information on various programs, events, and resources designed to help bring peace to the Middle East and around the world. They explain AFSC’s strategies to help citizens engage US policy makers to 'Move the Money' in the federal budget and reprioritize the country’s current spending.

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Sandra Sanchez and Mariposas

From bored to energized and hopeful, young Latinas in Iowa recently changed their view about the legislative process and their potential to create change. Aided by Sandra Sanchez, AFSC Iowa Immigrants Voice Program Director, this group of girls, called the Mariposas, identified issues important to them, such as the Iowa version of the federal DREAM Act. Sandra explains more in this five-minute interview with Jon Krieg of AFSC's Central Regional Office in Des Moines.

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Sandra Sanchez on E-Verify in Iowa

[On February 21, 2012, the Iowa House Judiciary Committee passed House File 2156, a bill penalizing employers in Iowa who hire undocumented workers. The bill requires employers to use a national E-Verify program to screen potential workers. Sandra Sanchez, AFSC Iowa Immigrants Voice Program Director, explains below and via this five-minute audio why this is bad news for Iowa.]

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Press Conference for Private Prisons: The Public's Problem Report

Download or Listen to the telephone press conference held on February 15, 2012 at the office of the Phenox Arizona ACLU. 

Speakers:

  • AZ State Rep. Chad Campbell
  • King Downing, AFSC Healing Justice Program Analyst
  • Caroline Issacs, Director of AFSC Arizona Program
  • Dante Gordon, Former Inmate at Kingman

Running Time: 29 minutes

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