The Handful of Salt March-April 2011 Handful of Salt newsletter Click here for a pdf of our Handful of Salt newsletter for March-April 2011. Read more
News Rethink Afghanistan will keynote our Peace and Economic Justice Action Conference Have you marked your calendar for our Peace and Economic Justice Action Conference on March 18-19? Come welcome our keynote speaker, Derrick Crowe from Rethink Afghanistan to speak on our theme: Bring Our Billions Home: The Cost of War and… Read more
News Children Under Occupation: Friday Feb 11 Bringing Clean Water to the Children of Gaza Bring a friend as PJALS’ Palestine-Israel Human Rights Committee hosts Ziad Abbas from the The Middle East Children’s Alliance to learn about “Children Under Occupation: Human Rights, International Solidarity and Water in… Read more
News Explore Nonviolence with PJALS We’re looking forward to our workshop series, Exploring Nonviolence, which will begin on January 29. This series is the second we’ve offered in the last year, and these workshops will focus on structural and institutional forms of violence and successful… Read more
News King supports war? Not so much. As we prepare to launch our campaign to Bring Our Billion$ Home on Martin Luther King day, the Pentagon has been busy too: figuring out how to claim that King would support US war in Afghanistan. Check out Rethink Afghanistan’s… Read more
News Selected news coverage of PJALS 2008-2010 Tax Breaks Burden Poor May 2011 County Jail Site Opposed at Hearing March 2011 A Night in the Life of the Inland Northwest February, 2011 Union wants lender’s support January 2011 UN Human Rights Day speaker… Read more
The Handful of Salt January-February 2011 Newsletter Click here for the January-February 2011 PJALS newsletter. Read more
News On Hold Originally published by the Inlander (http://www.inlander.com/spokane/on-hold/Content?oid=2195478) by Heidi Groover As citizens streamed forward to the microphone Monday, Councilman Steve Salvatori looked out to the audience and down at his hands, long-faced and exasperated. “Transparency is awkward until your eyes adjust… Read more
