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07/29/10 Bring The Money Home Toolkit (End the Wars in Iraq/Afghanistan)
UPDATED: INCLUDES WIKILEAKS INFORMATION

A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING YOUR CITY COUNCIL’S PREFERENCE THAT MISDIRECTED FUNDS TO CONTINUE THE WARS IN IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN BE REDIRECTED TO DOMESTIC PRIORITIES, INCLUDING PRESSING NEEDS IN YOUR CITY.
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07/29/10 Creating Local Jobs Resolution Toolkit
The following is a simple guide to getting a City Council Resolution passed in your community. A City Council Resolution campaign is not a "one size fits all" effort but the following are ideas to get you started.
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07/27/10 Hearing on Miller Jobs Bill - HR 4218
A hearing was held on Capitol Hill today focusing on the recently released report, Local Governments Cutting Jobs and Services. The report was a collaborative effort by the National League of Cities, the National Association of Counties, and the US Conference of Mayors.

Representatives present: Reps. Keith Ellison (DFL-MN), Barbara Lee (D-CA) Phil Hare (D-IL), Jane Schakowsky (D-IL), and Lynn Woolsey (D-CA).

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06/30/10 BRIEF: Jobs in America
A conversation between Congressman John Conyers, Jr and Robert Borosage about the Recession, Deficit, Jobs, and the New Direction of the Economy.
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06/24/2010 End the War in Afghanistan Resolution Toolkit

The toolkit contains information for locally elected officials such as a Sample Resolution, Sample Petition, and various facts related to the War in Afghanistan, the longest-running war in American history.
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READ ALL ABOUT IT!
May 2010 Newsletter:
The Local Jobs for America Act!
The 21st Century Full Employment and Training Act!
and Let Wall Street Pay for Wall Street's Bailout Act of 2009!
Participatory Budget Updates and MORE!
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06/01/2009 - May 2009 Newsletter

May has been a busy month for CFP! Read more about our events which took place in DC and in Detroit and focused on the economic crisis. Also get an update on CFP's role in initiating the first government Participatory Budgeting project in the country!

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05/23/09 Meltdown and Recovery Detroit Event
The Nation Magazine and The Institute for Policy Studies invite you to join them in a wide-ranging and incisive conversation as they discuss the origins on the financial collapse, debate President Obama's stimulus package and consider what form economic recovery should take to ensure a more equitable future for everyone.
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05/12/09 Inter-Alliance Dialogue Event
The Inter-Alliance Dialogue and the Institute for Policy Studies are hosting an ad-hoc hearing on May 12th to sponsor a progressive dialogue concerning the injustice of three decades of policies favoring the wealthy.
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04/15/09 Tea Parties Talking Points
Protests are healthy in a democracy, but these Tea Parties are a phony grassroots “Astroturf” campaign, orchestrated by anti-tax, anti-government groups. Click here to uncover the truth of these campaigns and learn more.
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03/26/09 Human Rights City Toolkit
Interested in raising awareness of human rights violations? The Human Rights City toolkit is now available to help transform your city into a Human Rights City.
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03/26/09 It is What it is: Conversations About Iraq
Street Scenes: Projects for DC, IPS AND Provisions Library to Host British Artist Jeremy Deller’s “IT IS WHAT IT IS: CONVERSA

Street Scenes: Projects for DC, IPS AND Provisions Library to Host British Artist Jeremy Deller’s  IT IS WHAT IT IS: CONVERSATIONS ABOUT IRAQ 

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Mandate for Change

Chester Hartman, an IPS associate fellow and the founding Executive Director of the Poverty & Race Research Action Council, has commissioned and edited a set of essays for the Mandate for Change Project.  The volume offers a set of specific policy proposals for the incoming national administration on every major domestic and international topic, written specifically for the book by leading thinkers and activists in the field.

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02/24/09 Urban Policy Resolution toolkit
A new toolkit has been released
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02/19/09 The City From Below
Groups of activists and organizers are calling for a conference entitled The City From Below, to take place in Baltimore during the weekend of March 27th-29th, 2009 at 2640, a grassroots community center and events venue.
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02/11/09 Bring the Guard Home! Lobby Night in Annapolis
Join a coalition of 24 organizations across the state of Maryland to urge the Maryland General Assembly to pass legislation requiring that the Maryland National Guard be used only for legal purposes on February 23 in Annapolis.
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02/11/09 U.S. Conference of Mayors
At its 2008 Annual Meeting, the U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) unanimously adopted a resolution put forward by Mayors for Peace entitled "Support for the Elimination of All Nuclear Weapons by the Year 2020."
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02/11/09 Book Event: Gar Alperovitz and Marc Raskin
Join us for a conversation on February 17th at Busboys and Poets between two great public scholars, Gar Alperovitz and Marc Raskin.
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02/11/09 Oregon Legislators Introduce Measures to Keep National Guard Home
Oregon became the sixth state to introduce measures in its state legislature with the goal of challenging the use of the National Guard in Iraq.
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01/13/09 National Launch: Bring the Guard Home!
Come to the Post-Inauguration Bring the Guard Home! Party!
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01/13/09 CFPeace in The Nation!
Cities for Peace Mentioned in "Most Valuable Progressives of 2008" in The Nation!
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