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Home  Get Involved! Grassroots Reporting Resolution Stories from the Field
Resolution Stories from the Field
Below you will find links to grassroots reports about getting Resolutions supporting the Department of Peace presented and passed.
The complete list of local governing councils who have passed resolutions endorsing the Department of Peace and links to the text of those resolutions, can be found under "Endorsements" here.
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In this Letter to the Editor, published in the Corvallis Gazette Times, Valerie White responds to other pieces in the paper about the resolution in support of H.R. 808 passed by the Corvallis City Council on July 7, 2008.
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On March 3, 2008, the City Council of Albany, CA unanimously endorsed
House Resolution 808, calling for establishment of a U.S. Department of
Peace and Nonviolence and voted to urge California Senators Barbara
Boxer and Dianne Feinstein to introduce companion legislation in the
U.S. Senate. Nancy Merritt brings us the story.
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At its October 15, 2007, meeting, the Kalamazoo City Commission voted
unanimously to support HR 808, the bill that would establish a
cabinet-level Department of Peace.
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On October 1, 2007,in Michigan’s capital city of Lansing, city
officials unanimously adopted a resolution calling for creation of a
U.S. Department of Peace and Nonviolence.
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By unanimous vote, the city council of Portland, Oregon, on August 8, became the 25th governing council to endorse the legislation, H.R. 808, to establish a cabinet-level Department of Peace.
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The Providence, Rhode Island, City Council on July 17, 2007, unanimously passed a resolution in support of HR808, the federal legislation before the House of Representatives to establish a United States Department of Peace and Nonviolence.
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On May 21, 2007, the City Council of West Hollywood, California, adopted a resolution in support of establishing a cabinet-level Department of Peace and Nonviolence (HR 808), the first city in the Los Angeles area to do so.
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On March 13th, San Francisco's board of supervisors unanimously endorsed the Department of Peace legislation (H.R.808). San Francisco is the 14th largest city in the nation.
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On January 13th, Newark, NJ became the 19th City to Endorse U.S. Department of Peace!
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