Posted on 15 February 2010.
Artist Linda Abadjian discusses her paintings which are now on display at Charter Oak Cultural Center. Her work depicts decades of destruction in the Middle East, mostl
y her native Lebanon, and tries to find hope in the depths of war. Visit LindaAbadjian.com for more information and images.
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Posted on 09 February 2010.
Victoria Christgau and Warren Hardy discuss their work around the state using Kingian princi
ples of nonviolence. Find out more at CTNonviolence.org.
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Posted on 02 November 2009.
Jeff Bartos from the CT chapter of Iraq Veterans Against the War discussed his path to anti-war activism and his experiences at the G20 protests in Pittsburgh.
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Posted on 14 October 2009.
By Steve Thornton, courtesy of Homefront
On a cool and sunny fall day in Hartford, ten thousand people jammed into Bushnell Park with one goal: to stop the war in Vietnam. As the single largest protest of its kind in the city’s history, October 15, 1969 was historic. And the thousands who marched to downtown Hartford were only part of the 90,000 Connecticut residents taking part in peace actions in dozens of cities, towns, schools and churches against a war that had already taken a deadly toll on two countries. It was called Moratorium Day– Read the full story
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Posted on 26 November 2008.
Dan Piper and Marissa Blaszko discuss Connecticut-wide organizing against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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