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  Peace and Justice Works Web 
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 Peace and Justice Works Summer Quarterly meeting and vegetarian potluck Col Summers Park, SE 17th & Taylor; Potluck at 12:00, meeting at 12:30 
Support PJW and others involved in the  
 
 
Download our most recent Fact 
Sheet-
March 20, 2012 
 
 Info on Wednesday, March 19, 2008 Action    
 See an image of the Message to the 
Iraqi People 
April-May, 2007: Peace and Justice Works and other organizations 
 Download a "Bring all the troops home now" sign to put in your window 
 Campaign to Bring Oregon's Troops Home - Includes Oregon State resolution info Our Most Recent Fact 
Sheet:  
Fact Sheet-March 20, 2012 
 Fact Sheet-September 9,  
2011 
 Fact Sheet-January 14,  
2011 
 Click here for other PJW fact sheets 
 
ARCHIVES: Click here for less-recent info on PJW 
 LINKS: Click here for contacts and 
references page
 ONGOING ACTIONS: Ongoing peace 
actions in the greater Portland area
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 Peace and Justice Works [PJW], formerly known as Portland Peaceworks,  
is 
an 
Oregon non-
profit corporation whose main purpose is to educate the general public on important issues 
including but not limited to: peace, justice, the environment, and human rights.  
 
          Organizationally, much of Peace and Justice Works' activities are conducted through Project 
Groups, also known as affinity groups. Peace and Justice Works is primarily an umbrella 
organization which disseminates information on the tragedy of military interventions and military 
spending, builds coalitions among groups whose goals intersect with our own, and particpates in 
programs initiated by 
Oregon PeaceWorks
 (with whom we are affiliated), annual Hiroshima Day commemorations, and various community 
activities with other peace and justice organizations. 
 
PJW has helped organize and coordinate multiple major mobilizations for 
peace since late 2002 with various other groups seeking to end (and 
prevent) the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. 
        Previously, one of our largest activities was the Peace 
and Justice Fair, held on Memorial Day (1992-
1995, 
1997, 1999) to remember those who gave their lives in war by working toward a world without 
war. The community event involves the neighborhood surrounding Irving Park as well as activists 
from all over the region, musicians, food, children's activities and speakers.  Literature from many 
groups is distributed to make this an educational event as well as a celebration. 
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While Project Groups can (by our bylaws) be created or disbanded from 
time to time, existing groups at this time are: 
        Nothing stated above limits Peace and Justice Works to the project groups listed.  As 
circumstances develop, we will begin other projects.   Our overall mission will remain to educate 
the general public on issues including but not limited to peace, justice, the environment and human 
rights.
 
 
Page last updated May 23, 2012, 
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