We had a short rally, followed by a Walk for Peace & Justice down our main city street (State St.), where we split up into groups at seven major intersections and engaged people both walking and driving through town!  We sang peace songs, carried UFPJ and homemade peace signs, and distributed 650 of UFPJ's flyers, both "The Peoples Report-The Iraq War" and "If you Like the War in Iraq/You'll love the War in Iran" to downtown shoppers.

Video by Joseph Woodard Multimedia.

They join thousands in NYC and nation in protest over Iraq

Sunday, October 28, 2007

BY SEUNG MIN KIM

Star-Ledger Staff

NEW YORK -- Richard Sweeney shuns any generalization that his peers simply don't care about the world.

About 30 people gathered on Oct 27 in Marquette, MI, to hold a peace vigil in solidarity with the National Day of Action Against the Iraq War initiated by United for Peace and Justice. Photo courtesy of Carol Strauss.

Photos by Jim Haber of UFPJ-Bay Area.

Photos courtesy of Cassia Holanda.

Little Rock - Dozen's of protestors line the corner of Chenal and Bowman in protest of the war in Iraq.

The anti-war demonstration was a part of a national effort initiated by a group called United for Peace and justice.