You can be the change you wish to see: Of the people in Madison experiencing homelessness, 30% of them are children who keep growing. They are in need of the basics, like shoes, socks and underwear. Donate at one of the boxes as you enter First Unitarian Society or by shopping using the QR Codes here in the photo or the printed ones attached to the donation boxes. Reach Dane is so appreciative of your generous support. And the kids, you should see them smile with their new shoes. More information at First Unitarian Society of Madison

At the beginning of February, the Wisconsin Poor People's Campaign launched a petition to the state Joint Finance Committee demanding that they accept federal funds to expand Medicaid, fully fund access to healthcare to ensure that no person in Wisconsin is removed from Medicaid, and to recognize that healthcare is a human right. In that time, nearly one thousand people in 59 counties around the state have signed on. "Wisconsin should use every resource possible to help meet the needs of its low income citizens!" -Jane "The gap nationally and in Wisconsin between those who have and those who don't grows daily as does our unwillingness to face or think about or change our perspectives on poverty and provisions like healthcare. In the mean time, because it is a mean time, more and more folks fall into the chasm and the struggle grows deeper and filled with panic. What will we do as a community called to care for one another?" -Vicki "As a pastor in the ELCA, I believe all people are created in the image of God, that our lives hold dignity and worth, and that we all deserve access to the health care we need to be well and thrive. To turn away the funds that could help people receive health care is immoral. I ask the Wisconsin Joint Finance Committee: * Accept federal funds to expand Medicaid as 39 other states have already done. * Fully fund access to healthcare to ensure that no person in Wisconsin is removed from Medicaid. * Recognize that Healthcare is a Human Right and an integral part of the command to love our neighbors as ourselves." -Rachel "Healthcare is a human right. I, along with millions of our neighbors, will lose my insurance this April. It's not right. Do not roll back Medicaid coverage, it's saving lives!" -Danielle "We in Wisconsin are surrounded by states, all of which have expanded Medicaid with federal funds. It is time for Wisconsin to do the right thing for our citizens. There is no reason not do this. Let’s take care of our people now." -Dan If you have not done so already, please sign and share the petition by clicking here! Questions? Contact: Wisconsin Poor People's Campaign

If you are in Madison, please join Cassandra Dixon, April 23, from 2-4 pm, at the incredible Taza restaurant in Middleton, 1900 Cayuga St, on her return from several months in Palestine. “For my friends in the Madison area, I'd love to thank you in person with delicious Palestinian tea and snacks. One of the joys of visiting Palestine is the delicious food, and I would love the chance to give you a small taste!! I was able to bring back some beautiful new jewelry, hand embroidery and leather bags and wallets made and designed by my friend Laila at Women in Hebron Fair Trade Cooperative and we’ll have those, along with Palestinian olive oil & soap from Playgrounds for Palestine available for sale. Plus information on a Madison-Rafah Sister City fundraiser to help Masafer Yatta residents resist forced removal from their lands, and easy post cards and online links to contact congress. Please bring a friend!” Please click HERE to RSVP so that we will have enough food! Action Alert #1: Ask your representatives to take a stand on human rights in Palestine and US funding to Israel by signing this congressional letter to the Biden Administration. The sign-on window closes on Friday April 7th, so please don't delay! Rep. Jamaal Bowman and Senator Bernie Sanders have authored a congressional letter stating: At this inflection point, we ask your administration to undertake a shift in U.S. policy in recognition of the worsening violence, further annexation of land, and denial of Palestinian rights. Only by protecting democracy, human rights, and self-determination for all Palestinians and Israelis can we achieve a lasting peace. The letter asks the Biden administration to “ensure US taxpayer funds do not support projects in illegal settlements” and to “determine whether US-origin defense articles have been used in violation of existing US laws.” Also asking that the Arms Export Control Act and the Foreign Assistance Act, which says that US weapons can only be used for purposes of self-defense and cannot be used to commit human rights abuses, finally be applied to Israel. Israel is historically the largest recipient of US aid. You can use this link to send a message to your senator and representative. The letter has so far been signed by Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Summer Lee, Rashida Tlaib, Cori Bush, Ilhan Omar, Betty McCollum, André Carson, and Ayanna Pressley. Action Alert #2: Please use this link to ask WI Senator Tammy Baldwin to continue to press for a trial and legal consequences for the settler through the US State Department and the Israeli Police and Prosecution. (Click here for more information about the attack on Cassandra Dixon last month) · Thank them for their attention to the attack. · Ask that they continue to monitor the complaint in Israel and let the Israeli police know that we expect legal consequences for the settlers involved in the attack. · Request that the US Consulate visit Tuba in order to understand the threat of violence and human rights abuses caused by expansion of the illegal Israeli outpost of Havat Ma’on · Ask them to continue to request updates and a written report from the state dependent. · Express your appreciation for her attention to this matter, ask that she sign on to the Bowman Sanders letter, and add that you hope this will lead to greater attention by the Senator in the future to the reality of life on the ground under what is increasingly becoming an Apartheid regime that the US needs to start holding accountable. Contacts to the state department from other congressional representatives would also be very helpful, however with Tammy Baldwin you can mention that Cassandra Dixon is a constituent of hers. Here is a link to contact your senator and representative And Action Alert #3 - the WNPJ Sign on Letter..... There are moments in time when horrible acts of violence can be turned into nonviolent actions towards justice. This is such a moment. As WNPJ learned of the Israeli settler attack on our WNPJ member and friend, Cassandra Dixon, we were also made aware of the mistreatment of the Palestinians, mostly children, living in Masafer Yatta, the South Hebron Hills region of the occupied West Bank. Senator Tammy Baldwin took swift action and contacted the State Department urging investigation and consequences to the settler who harmed Cassandra. We applaud her efforts, and with this sign on letter, we thank her and ask her to continue to seek justice. It is our hope that our united voices will demonstrate that eyes are on what is happening there and that we are weary of United States dollars being used in support of an apartheid system. Please sign on to this letter to Senator Baldwin and urge your members and friends to do the same. We would like to send this to her by April 17th. Please make your best effort to reach as many people a possible. From the WNPJ Board - info@wnpj.org

Here's an opportunity for WNPJ member groups! WNPJ member groups can sign up for a Saturday opportunity to TABLE at the Madison Farmers Market – this Spring and summer at the Capitol Square. The Farmers Market opening date is April 15th – 7 am to 1 pm …and runs through the Fall on Saturdays. Sign up for your spot today! Bring your own table and hand-outs to the King Street corner of the Square, next to the VFP #25 table! You can't sell anything at the non-profit table, but donations to your group are acceptable. Questions? Contact info@wnpj.org

Join the Building Unity Democracy Tour Bus and Vote April 4th + WNPJ’s ‘Weaving the Web’ Drop-In Hour + Sign up your WNPJ group to Table at the Madison Farmer’s Market + other statewide events… MILWAUKEE Sun Apr 2 - 4 - Building Unity Wisconsin Tour for Justice and Democracy. ”Get-out-the-Vote for Justice Rallies” tour on the way to and in Milwaukee. The General Election is April 4. Have you voted? - More info: tinyurl.com/WIJusticeandDemocracyTour and buildingunitywi@gmail.com ****************************************************************** Thurs, April 6, 12 noon - 1 pm 'Weaving the Web' - WNPJ's monthly virtual drop-in Hour. Co-hosted this month by WNPJ Board members Erika Bach and Dena Eakles! All are welcome to drop in the first Thursday of each month - ....no agenda, just people who care about peace and justice showing up to connect. Contact office@wnpj.org with questions. Zoom Meeting Information: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89361313008?pwd=UmxCOUcxL3ZFb244aXp0SnBVTFRSZz09. Meeting ID: 893 6131 3008 * Passcode: 797041 * +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) *************************************** WNPJ member groups can start signing up for a Saturday opportunity to TABLE at the Madison Farmers Market – this Spring and Summer at the Capitol Square. The Farmers Market opening date is April 15th – 7 am to 1 pm …and runs through the Fall on Saturdays. Sign up for your spot today! Bring your own table and hand-outs to the King Street corner of the Square, next to the VFP #25 table! Questions? Contact info@wnpj.org ************************************ Save the Date! Saturday, May 6th. This is our Annual WNPJ Spring Assembly! All welcome to come share their social justice & just transition success stories! We'll be meeting at the Kickapoo Valley Reserve near LaFarge (and providing a zoom/recorded event option). This is our chance to hear about the activities of Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice member groups; form a nominating committee for Officers and WNPJ Board member recruitment; and to conduct any necessary Network business. It's an outreach event, too, as we will be inviting Driftless area member groups and their affiliates to speak about environmental and other issues they share in common. Watch for details! If you'd like to be involved with planning, contact the WNPJ at info@wnpj.org. ******************************* Upcoming Events this week for WNPJ groups: (Read about more upcoming events here: https://www.wnpj.org/event-calendar) VIRTUAL Mon Apr 3rd, 7 - 8"30 pm Webinar: Agriculture Policies & Practices How Agriculture Impacts the Climate - and What We at 350 Wisconsin Can Do About It. Please join us via zoom to hear Mike Friend and Harry Pulliam speak about agriculture policies and practices. Conventional agriculture generates a significant amount of greenhouse gases, in addition to other harmful impacts on water, soil, and human health. However, there are alternative farming practices that can repair the harm, sequester carbon, and support thriving communities, both human and non-human. Come learn how we at 350 Wisconsin can support farmers to use these regenerative practices! Contact julia.isaacs@350wisconsin.org for the zoom link. https://350wisconsin.org/monthly-meetings/ MILWAUKEE Sun. Apr 2nd - Tues. Apr 4th - “Get-out-the-Vote for Justice Rallies” on the way to and in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Times and Locations: TBD – Keep up-to-date at buildingunitywisconsin.org/buildingunitywi@gmail.com APRIL 4th – VOTE! Need more information about the Referendum Questions on the April 4 Ballot? Contact David Liners, WISDOM Executive Director WAUKESHA Wed Apr 5th, 10 am – 5 pm. Joint Finance Committee Hearing - Waukesha County Expo Center, 1000 Northview Rd. The state of Wisconsin has a biennial budget. The state budget that will govern our state's taxes and spending from July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2025, was recently proposed by Governor Evers. You can learn more about the biennial budget here. The state legislature is now in control of the budget. The "Joint Committee on Finance" is a team of 16 Senators and Assembly Representatives who will make their own recommendations to the other members of the legislature. As part of that process, the Joint Finance Committee holds hearings, at which any Wisconsinite can speak for (usually) 2 minutes. They have announced their schedule which is listed below. UW-Eau Claire , Tuesday, April 11,10 am – 5 pm - 2023, Davies Student CenterOjibwe Grand Ballroom (Third Floor)77 Roosevelt Ave. Wisconsin Dells, Wednesday, April 12, 10 – 5 pm - 2023 Wilderness Resort, Glacier Canyon Conference Center - Sandstone Meeting Room45 Hillman Road, Minocqua , Wednesday, April 26, 10 – 5 pm, 2023 Lakeland Union High School, 9573 State Highway 70, Questions? Contact: David Liners - WISDOM office@wisdomwisconsin.org MADISON Wed Apr 5th, 6 - 7 pm Radicals and Progressives Meet and Eat! Maharani Indian Restaurant, 380 West Washington Avenue. The public is welcome. Hosted by the Peregrine Forum. For more info, call #608-284-9082 or dvdwilliams51@charter.net VIRTUAL Thurs, April 6, 12 noon - 1 pm 'Weaving the Web' - WNPJ's monthly virtual drop-in Hour. All are welcome to drop in the first Thursday of each month - ....no agenda, just people who care about peace and justice showing up to connect. Contact office@wnpj.org with questions. Zoom Meeting Information: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89361313008?pwd=UmxCOUcxL3ZFb244aXp0SnBVTFRSZz09. Meeting ID: 893 6131 3008 * Passcode: 797041 * +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) VIRTUAL Thurs Apr 6, 6 - 8 pm WILPF Monthly Virtual Book Club. We'll talk about... "The Seed Keeper". To get the zoom link, reply to: wilpfmadison@gmail.com. Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom For questions or more information: 608-609-7961 http://wilpfmadison.org/ UW-MADISON – Fri Apr 7th, 4 – 6 pm ‘350 WI Art Collective’ Preparing for Earth Day! Meet at Library Mall near Walgreens, every Friday afternoon until Earth Day, April 21st. Join us for speakers, an art project, free food and, most of all, to support the next generation of climate activists. Then on Earth Day, April 22, the students will be holding a rally at Library Mall, followed by a march up State Street. Stay tuned for details about that.350 Wisconsin - 350wisconsin@350wisconsin.org VIRTUAL and MADISON Sat Apr 8th, 12 noon to 4 pm "Forward for Health: Building Climate Justice Solutions in Wisconsin". Goodman Community Center, Waubesa Street. Join a spectrum of interprofessional healthcare workers and community leaders will share lessons about how the climate crisis is affecting health in both rural and urban Wisconsin settings. Through interactive panels, stories, and networking, attendees will meet others from across the state that are taking action to improve wellbeing and create a more resilient and just tomorrow. Lunch will be provided for in-person registrants. Student discounts and financial scholarships are also available. To register visit: https://ce.icep.wisc.edu/forward-health-building-climate-justice-solutions. Sent to WNPJ by Madison Infoshop - jepeck@wisc.edu MADISON Sat Apr 8th, 11:30 - 2:30 pm War Abolition Walk. Meet at Garver Feed Mill (3241 Garver Green) Vigil, banner, flyer, and/or sing at the Winter Dane County Farmers Market. We'll be on the sidewalk by the Capital City Trail bike path near the west entrance to Garver. 12:00 noon War Abolition Walk to the pedestrian bridge over E Washington Ave & N Marquette St. for a 12:30 pm vigil with banners, greet drivers and bikers; 1:00 pm War Abolition Walk continues north on Starkweather Creek bike path; 1:30 pm Gather at Madison College, corner of Anderson and Wright Streets, vigil with banners; 1:45 pm War Abolition Walk continues on Wright St to Truax; 2:00 - 2:30 Vigil, banner, sing, on the sidewalk across from the gates of Truax ANG Base (3200 Pierstorff St.). More info?warabolition@gmail.com MILWAUKEE Sat Apr 8 12 noon - 1 pm Peace Action WI Weekly 'Stand for Peace'. Meet at Hwy 100 and Bluemound. Each week, a different vigil site in Milwaukee. Bring your signs for peace! Questions? Contact Peace Action WI - info@peaceactionwi.org or see https://www.peaceactionwi.org Read about all of these events and many more on our events page: https://www.wnpj.org/event-calendar And if your group would like to get your events posted in the weekly e-bulletin – JOIN US! https://www.wnpj.org/membership Interested in a yard sign? WNPJ has yard signs available! yardsigns@wnpj.org ******************************************************************* See our new Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/WisNPJ/ "Like" us and follow us!

Contact city alders and be sure they have all of the following information and links. Here's a sample letter - Dear Alder: We/I write to ask you to support a City of Madison Back from the Brink (BftB) Resolution. It calls on the federal government to honor the Nonproliferation Treaty of 1970 (NPT), embrace the United Nations Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) of 2021 and take the following steps to reduce the risk of nuclear war: Actively pursue a verifiable agreement among nuclear-armed states to eliminate their nuclear arsenals. Renounce the option of using nuclear weapons first End the president’s sole, unchecked authority to launch a nuclear attack. Take U.S. nuclear weapons off hair-trigger (high) alert. Cancel the plan to replace the entire U.S. arsenal with enhanced weapons. Madison, Wisconsin declared itself a nuclear free zone in a 1983 ordinance and passed a proclamation in 2019 commemorating August 6th as Hiroshima Day and August 9th as Nagasaki Day. The 2019 proclamation also called on the US to live up to its obligations under the 1970 Non-Proliferation Treaty and cancel the nuclear weapons modernization program. We are asking for the City to make a financial commitment that aligns with its history of advocacy for nuclear disarmament. The Madison Back from the Brink Resolution includes a pledge by the City to end investments in and contracts with companies involved in nuclear weapons production such as those listed in the 2022 Don’t Bank on the Bomb “Hall of Shame”. We look forward to developing a workable plan with City of Madison staff. Over sixty-five US cities have passed the Back from the Brink Resolution. Fifteen US cities have so far passed resolutions committing themselves to nuclear weapon free investments and/or contracts. For additional information, see links below: -12/2022 Background on Back from the Brink. – Summary of Divestment Information – PSR Wisconsin Back from the Brink web page We are eagerly awaiting your support of this Resolution. Sincerely, (your name) This Action Laert comes from Physicians for Social Responsibility and Veterans for Peace #25 Back from the Brink resolution Co-sponsors: Dane County Chapter of United Nations Association, 350 Madison First Unitarian Society Social Justice Ministry, Four Lakes Green Party, Friends Meeting of Madison, Interfaith Peace Working Group Madison Mennonite Church, Physicians for Social Responsibility – Wisconsin, Prairie Unitarian Universalist Society Social Action Committee, Progressive Dane, Raging Grannies of Madison/Dane County, Reverend Franz Rigert, Conference Minister of General Synod of United Church of Christ (UCC passed the resolution at the General Synod in June 2019), Veterans for Peace – Chapter 25, Wisconsin Network for Peace & Justice Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom and World BEYOND War

WNPJ + VFP Book Reading + Annual Ramadan Interfaith Iftar + WNPJ’s Spring Assembly Invitation + other statewide events SPOTLIGHT on WNPJ member groups MADISON Sat Apr 1st, 2:30 - 4 pm Veterans for Peace 25 Sponsored Book Reading: "Beyond the Badge-Reflection of an ExCop". Urban League of Greater Madison, 2222 South Park Street. Rob Zaleski and David Couper will read from "Beyond the Badge-Reflection of an ExCop", answer questions and invite discussion. When he stepped down in 1993 after 21 contentious, but highly successful years as the police chief in Madison, Wisconsin, David Couper was widely regarded as one of the most influential law enforcement officials in Wisconsin’s history. But little was known about his private life—or what motivated him to transform a paramilitary-type department into one that emphasized community relations; and to hire a large number of women and people of color, dramatically changing the complexion of the department. In 2020—nearly three decades after his shocking decision to resign and become an Episcopal priest—the former Marine met with award-winning columnist Rob Zaleski for a series of lively and provocative interviews that lift the veil on his private life and explain for the first time the reasons behind his many controversial decisions. He also talks about his unstable upbringing in the Twin Cities, the personal tragedies he’s endured, and his evolution into one of the most inspiring human rights activists Wisconsin has known. Sponsors: Madison Veterans for Peace, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, and Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice. Info: John 608-438-7480 or jhfour@gmail.com https://madisonvfp.org/ ************************************************************** MIDDLETON Sat Apr 1 7 - 8 pm WFVJ's 7th Annual Ramadan Interfaith Iftar - Kromrey Middle School, 7009 Donna Drive. Wisconsin Faith Voices for Justice is delighted to return to in-person for our seventh annual Ramadan Interfaith Iftar (break the fast) This annual event transcends generational, ethnic, and religious differences and allows guests to learn about Islam, Ramadan, and the Muslim value of zakat (charity). Come together to build bridges of interfaith understanding during a time when we yearn for connection. People of all faiths and no faith are invited to attend. Relationships rooted in love can create a sacred space that allows us all to rise to a better version of ourselves. The way through this is to reach past our usual boundaries and connect our communities. As always, our evening will include a brief program, time for Muslim prayer, a delicious pot-luck meal, kids' activities, and a great time connecting with old friends and making new friends across faith traditions! We also will sponsor our annual fundraiser for Second Harvest Food Bank. Come experience a unique spiritual celebration, engage in meaningful conversations, and appreciate our united interfaith community. We hope you will join us to share in the blessings, build bonds and explore different cultures this Ramadan season. Register, volunteer, and/or donate food at https://www.wisconsinfaithvoicesforjustice.org/iftar.html. More information from Wisconsin Faith Voices for Justice wifaithvoices4justice@gmail.com **************************************** WNPJ NEWS Save the Date! Saturday, May 6th. This is our Annual WNPJ Spring Assembly! All welcome to come share their social justice & just transition success stories! We'll be meeting at the Kickapoo Valley Reserve near LaFarge (and providing a zoom/recorded event option). This is our chance to hear about the activities of Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice member groups; form a nominating committee for Officers and WNPJ Board member recruitment; and to conduct any necessary Network business. It's an outreach event, too, as we will be inviting Driftless area member groups and their affiliates to speak about environmental and other issues they share in common. Watch for details! If you'd like to be involved with planning, contact the WNPJ at info@wnpj.org. ********************************************* Upcoming Events this week for WNPJ groups: (Read about more upcoming events here: https://www.wnpj.org/event-calendar) MADISON Fri-Sat-Sun March 24-27 Catholic Worker Faith & Resistance Gathering: · Friday, March 24 at 7:00 pm – Theaters of War: How the Pentagon and CIA took Hollywood Veterans for Peace present this new documentary with discussion. Location: Madison Christian Community, 7118 Old Sauk Road. · Saturday, March 25 1:30-3:00 pm Panel Discussion: with Kathy Kelly, World BEYOND War, Vicki Berenson and Steve Klafka, Safe Skies Clean Water Wisconsin. Location: Madison Christian Community, 7118 Old Sauk Road · Sun Mar 26th, 1:30-2:30 pm Public Talk with Panelists Danaka Katovich, Ground the F-35 Program Coordinator & National Co-Director, CODEPINK Women for Peace and Brian Terrell, Strangers & Guests Catholic Worker & Nevada Desert Experience. Location: St Thomas Aquinas Catholic Parish, 602 Everglade Drive · Learn about more of the gathering’s events and register here. Contact: warabolition@gmail.com MADISON Sun Mar 26th, 12 noon - 4 pm Really REALLY Free Market! Wil-Mar Neighborhood Center, South Brearly Street. Do you have items, clothing, books, food, seeds, skills, gifts, talents, services, love, listening, etc. of value that you’re willing to give away freely? Could you use some support, community and/or aid right about now? Nothing at this market is bought or sold! Any and all forms of sharing and aid welcome. Hosted by the Madison Infoshop. jepeck@wisc.edu Wauzeka. Sun Mar 26th, 2 - 4 pm "Sold Down the River" - The Direction of Agriculture in Rural WI – Meet at the Village Hall. Agriculture is an extremely important part of our heritage, community, economy, and environment here in the Driftless Area. There are some tough conversations that need to be had regarding how we, as a community, would like to see the future of agriculture play out. To have your voice heard on this matter, join this Crawford Stewardship Project meeting. Contact: Crawford Stewardship Project MADISON Mon Mar 27th, various times and places this day as part of the 20th Catholic Worker Midwest Faith and Resistance Gathering. Monday resistance actions are focused on grounding the F-35 fighter jet and abolishing war. We need you and your friends and relations. Check this website for details on when and where all who can commit to nonviolence are welcome to come on Monday morning to be part of the vigils, the war abolition walk, and to support those doing the direct action.https://www.safeskiescleanwaterwi.org/save-the-date-march-24-27-catholic-worker-faith-resistance-gathering-no-f-35s/ Contact: warabolition@gmail.com VIRTUAL Mon Mar 27th, 7 pm Kickoff Meeting of 350 WI for our April bank actions! Register here for the Zoom link to the meeting. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Are you tired of seeing big banks continue to fund fossil fuels and climate destruction? If so, join us in a week of Climate Justice Arts and Actions leading up to Earth Day 2023. We are seeking volunteers for a variety of action and support roles. At our kickoff meeting, we will: give an overview of planned actions in April, prepare you for participating in or supporting Nonviolent Direct Actions at the banks, form into groups who will carry out actions . For more information, contact: ivest.defund@350wisconsin.org CAMP DOUGLAS Tues Mar 28th, 3:30 - 4:30 pm VIGIL AGAINST THE DRONES OUTSIDE THE GATES OF VOLK FIELD. DRONES KILL INNOCENT PEOPLE. We need YOU there.We will again come together and vigil against drones. The vigil at Volk Field is a legal vigil where we will be on public property. As always, it will be a solemn vigil, remembering the victims of US government drone attacks. For directions and car-pooling options, contact Joy at 608 239-4327 or joyfirst5@gmail.com or Bonnie at 608-256-5088 or blb24@earthlink.net of Wisconsin Coalition to Ground the Drones and End the Wars VIRTUAL Tues Mar 28th, 7 - 8 pm Webinar: Kiss the Ground: A Spirituality and Ethic of the Garden. Eric Anglada, Sinsinawa’s Ecological Programming Coordinator, will lead the presentation. Our spirituality and responsibility to the world must begin with an awareness that we are a part of, not apart from the living world. The garden is the model for understanding who we are as humans within sacred ground. In this webinar, we’ll delve into soil and soul as well as share practical strategies for best gardening practices. Registration ends March 27 and the fee is $10 per person. Contact Arrangements at 608-748-4411 or visit our website at www.sinsinawa.org/moundcenter. VIRTUAL Thurs Mar 30th, 8 pm Screening of "Land Day: 1948 Creation and Catastrophe" - This riveting story is told by people who lived through Al Nakba. It will be shown online by the Chicago Palestine Film Festival. For more info click here https://www.facebook.com/ChiPalFilmFest. Sent to WNPJ by Madison Rafah Sister City Project rafahsistercity@yahoo.com UW-MADISON – Fri Mar 31st, 4 – 6 pm ‘350 WI Art Collective’ Preparing for Earth Day! Meet at Library Mall near Walgreens, every Friday afternoon until Earth Day, April 21st. Join us for speakers, an art project, free food and, most of all, to support the next generation of climate activists. Then on Earth Day, April 22, the students will be holding a rally at Library Mall, followed by a march up State Street. Stay tuned for details about that.350 Wisconsin - 350wisconsin@350wisconsin.org VIRTUAL Sat Apr 1st, 9:30 - 11:30 am Webinar: From Nowhere to Now Here. Have you ever apologized because your mind or your heart was somewhere else than where your body was at the time? Join presenter, Pat Pintens for her presentation. When we’re pulled in many directions, we can feel like we’re in the middle of nowhere. Let’s explore how to regain our sense of presence, of mindfulness, of being attentive to where we are, who we are with, what is happening and our sense of being now here. Registration ends March 29 and the fee is $20 per person. Contact Arrangements at 608-748-4411 or visit our website at www.sinsinawa.org/moundcenter. MADISON Sat Apr 1st, 10 am - 5 pm Madison Rafah Sister City at the International Festival at Overture Center on State Street. Overture Center's annual International Festival, where all are invited to celebrate the rich cultural heritage and diversity of our community with free performances by artists who call Dane County home, tasty cuisines, stunning arts and crafts from around the world, and info from many local organizations and businesses with global connections. More than 40 cultures will be represented with dozens of artists, craft & arts booths and food vendors. Come in person, or participate online in select livestreamed performances via Overture’s Facebook page. MRSCP will be there selling our Palestinian embroidery, ceramics, wood products, earrings, yard signs, posters AND a new shipment of Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Playgrounds for Palestine. (Sat. only) We will also be offering a great new shipment of authentic Hirbawi Kuffiyehs. http://www.madisonrafah.org APPLETON - Sat Apr 1st , 11 am - noon Fox Valley Peace Coalition monthly vigil. Houdini Plaza, West Lawrence Street. Bring your signs! Organizer: Ronna Swift - ronnajean61@gmail.com MILWAUKEE Sat Apr 1st , 12 noon Peace Action WI Weekly Stand for Peace. Meet at King and North. Each week, a different vigil site in Milwaukee. Bring your signs for peace! Questions? Contact Peace Action WI - info@peaceactionwi.org LACROSSE Sat April 1st, 1 - 2 pm Building Unity Wisconsin Tour for Justice and Democracy - and Sun. 4/2 - Tues. 4/4 - “Get-out-the-Vote for Justice Rallies” on the way to and in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Times and Locations: TBD - buildingunitywisconsin.org/buildingunitywi@gmail.com General Election - April 4 VOTE! MADISON Sat Apr 1st , 2:30 - 4 pm VFP #25 Sponsored Book Reading: "Beyond the Badge-Reflection of an ExCop". Urban League of Greater Madison, 2222 South Park Street. Rob Zaleski and David Couper will read from "Beyond the Badge-Reflection of an ExCop", answer questions and invite discussion. (see Spotlight above for contact information.) MIDDLETON Sat Apr 1st , 7 - 8 pm WFVJ's 7th Annual Ramadan Interfaith Iftar - Kromrey Middle School, 7009 Donna Drive. (see Spotlight above for contact information). *********************************** Read about all of these events and many more on our events page: https://www.wnpj.org/event-calendar And if your group would like to get your events posted in the weekly e-bulletin – JOIN US! https://www.wnpj.org/membership Interested in a yard sign? WNPJ has yard signs available! yardsigns@wnpj.org ******************************************************************* See our new Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/WisNPJ/ "Like" us and follow us!

....as Cassandra  Dixon, a peace activist from WNPJ member organization Mary House, was beaten by an Israeli settler and hospitalized a few weeks ago. She’s there to protect the children in the Palestinian village of Tuba as they walk to school. Tuba is in Masafer Yatta, the South Hebron Hills region of occupied West Bank. It’s slated for demolition and has been under constant harassment by Israeli settlers and soldiers. With help from Congressman Pocan, Senator Baldwin has been in contact with the State Department and urging investigation and consequences to the settler who harmed Cassandra. It’s hoped that this horrible act may bring attention and help to the plight of the Palestinians there. Here is the Action Alert Cassandra has prepared for us: https://www.wnpj.org/post/action-alert-from-cassandra-dixon-contact-for-wnpj-s-member-group-mary-house Please email Tammy Baldwin at https://www.baldwin.senate.gov/contact/contact-tammy Thank Senator Baldwin and encourage her office to continue to monitor the complaint. We want the US Consulate to visit Cassandra in Tuba to witness the threat of violence and human rights abuses caused by the expansion of the illegal Israeli outpost of Havat Ma’on We will also request updated written reports from the State Department, as we express our gratitude for her office’s continued vigilance in this matter. Thank you for signing on when it comes to you. Heal quickly Cassandra! And thank you.

I have had a challenging couple of weeks here in Palestine. I was attacked by a settler on March 7. The settler has been identified now, and I am hoping there may be legal consequences, which would be unusual for a settler. I got fantastic medical care here, and am doing well. If you would like to contact congress asking that they follow up and hold the settlers accountable for violent attacks against Palestinians and internationals, there is information at the end of this email, and if you would like to share this with anyone here is a statement. Thank You Cassandra ******************************************** I am a citizen of the US currently visiting Palestine. I’m 64 years old. On March 7, I and another international were attacked by Israeli settlers while standing on the outskirts of the Palestinian village of Tuba in Masafer Yatta. I was hit from behind, hard, with a large stick, and my companion was chased and threatened by a settler with an iron bar. The settler who hit me fractured my skull and caused a bleed in my brain. This is what the colonialism of Israeli settlers looks like for Palestinian families living in Masafer Yatta in the southernmost end of the West Bank. Supported by Israeli military and Police, settlers from the many settlements and illegal outposts in Masafer Yatta are systematically stealing Palestinian grazing land, destroying crops, and violently forcing people from their lands. To be here now in these 15 villages is to witness ethnic cleansing in real time. In addition to daily settler threats, attacks, land theft, property destruction and violence, the area’s 1300 residents, more than half of them children, are facing imminent forced removal from their homes to make way for the use of their lands by the Israeli military as a firing zone. An Israeli high court decision in May of 2022 ended a years long legal battle by residents for the right to remain, and now the largest forced relocation of Palestinians since 1967 could happen at any moment. Israeli forces have already demolished schools, homes, roads, wells, olive trees and agricultural buildings, and delivered demolition orders to every single structure. As US taxpayers we contribute more than 8 million US dollars a day to the state of Israel. This is what we are buying. The strangulation of villages that are pinned down between illegal outposts. The shepherds forced to sell sheep to buy feed because they cannot access the land they planted a month ago. Women who face settler attacks while trying to reach a hospital in labor. Children who watched as their classrooms were demolished by Israeli forces with their desks and papers still inside. Families waking to the sight of entire olive groves burned or uprooted in the night by settlers. A young man about to be married shot and paralyzed by Israeli soldiers while attempting to save his village’s only generator from confiscation. The death of a beloved elderly man run over and dragged by a heavy equipment trailer during a police raid to confiscate cars in his village. The humans living in Masafer Yatta desperately need the world to witness the bitterness of colonialism in their fields and olive groves. They desperately need for us to pay attention. If you would like to help: Since the attack Senator Tammy Baldwin’s office has been surprisingly helpful in contacting the state department and I hope that they will continue to push them to communicate with the Israeli police and insist on legal consequences for the settler, as they may have some impact on the safety of Tuba Village. For friends in Wisconsin, If you would like to help, please consider contacting Baldwin’s washinoffice through this link and asking for the following: https://www.baldwin.senate.gov/contact/contact-tammy 1) Thank them for their attention to the attack. 2) Ask that they continue to monitor the complaint in Israel and let the Israeli police know that we expect legal consequences for the settlers involved in the attack. 3) Request that the US consulate make a visit to Tuba in order to understand the threat of violence and human rights abuses caused by expansion of the illegal Israeli outpost of Havat Ma’on. 4) Ask them to continue to request updates and a written report from the state department. 5) Express your appreciation for their attention to this matter and add that you hope this will lead to greater attention by the Senator in the future to the reality of life on the ground under what is increasingly becoming an Apartheid regime that the US needs to start holding accountable, especially given out current level of aid to Israel. Contacts to the state department from other congressional representatives would also be very helpful, however with Tammy Baldwin you can mention that I am a constituent of hers. Here is a link to look up contact information for your senator and representative. https://www.congress.gov/contact-us Contact: Cassandra Dixon Address: 3579 County Road G, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965 Phone: 608-844-4162 E-Mail: maryhousewis@gmail.com Website: http://themaryhouse.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MaryHouseofHospitality

Alert from Safe Skies, Clean Water WI:A ttention All Safe Skies Protecters! There is something significant we can do right now here in Wisconsin to make the world a safer place for all. We can stop the F-35 nuclear-capable fighter jets from being stationed at Truax Field in Madison, which experts say would make Madison a nuclear target. But time is running out. The killer jets are scheduled to arrive this coming May, so we less than two months to turn the tide. We need all hands on deck if we are to succeed. We need to exert as much public pressure as possible on our Governor, County Executive and Senator Baldwin. These are the three people who have the power to prevent this abomination. Safe Skies wants to implement two general strategies which we will briefly summarize here. Strategy 1: Save Our Children Campaign There are 59 schools and daycares within three miles of Truax Field! A substantial body of scientific research indicates that military jet noise can result in hearing disruption and hearing loss, which affects children’s attention, concentration and memory. This impacts their reading and math comprehension, which can cascade into poor overall academic performance and lack of motivation. Chronic exposure to high levels of aircraft noise can also exacerbate symptoms of anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in children and adults. Strategy 2: Nonviolent Direct Action This is not the time to be shy or meek. It is time to be bold and courageous. Whether you are more comfortable reaching out to others to get them involved, helping to disrupt the status quo, or offering support to disruptors, all are equally important right now. You may want to consider venturing outside of your comfort zone. Safe Skies, Midwest Catholic Workers, and Madison World BEYOND War will be hosting events during the Faith & Resistance Gathering, from March 24th to 27th – addressing F35s and more. Learn more about the public events & RSVP here: https://www.safeskiescleanwaterwi.org/save-the-date-march-24-27-catholic-worker-faith-resistance-gathering-no-f-35s/ Or, call or email Safe Skies organizer, Tom Boswell, and we will connect you to other people and get you involved. tomboswell2002@yahoo.com – 608/718-7312 safeskiescleanwaterwi.org *************************************** WISDOM SEEKING CANDIDATES impacted by lack of commutations of sentences in Wisconsin In efforts to raise awareness of the lack of commutations of sentences in the state of Wisconsin, WISDOM is seeking a case to lift up to the attention of the public and the Governor’s office. It is our hope that bringing to light a specific individual will help urge Governor Evers to establish a Commutations Committee to begin to review cases of disproportionate sentencing. If you would like to present your incarcerated loved one as a possible candidate for the initial publication, send the following information to commutationsubcommittee@gmail.com by March 24th, 2023. Please note that if your loved one is not selected for this initial campaign, we may still reach out to you for future publications. ( Please note: Eligible candidates have not yet had their first parole review.) · Full name, DOC number and current institution name · Age at time the crime was committed · Exact crime(s), sentence length(s) and sentencing date · Parole eligibility date and length of time incarcerated, so far · List of all programs completed (include certificates if available) · List of all conduct reports and dates received with a brief description of the incident (include images of the reports) · Other evidence that the individual has been rehabilitated (letters from judges, DOC documentation, etc.) · Your name and the best number to reach you at, should we need further information during the selection process In Solidarity, David Liners, WISDOM Executive Director - office@wisdomwisconsin.org ********************************************************* Save the Date! Saturday, May 6th. This is our Annual WNPJ Spring Assembly! All welcome to come share their social justice & just transition success stories! We'll be meeting at the Kickapoo Valley Reserve near LaFarge (and providing a zoom/recorded event option). This is our chance to hear about the activities of Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice member groups; form a nominating committee for Officers and WNPJ Board member recruitment; and to conduct any necessary Network business. It's an outreach event, too, as we will be inviting Driftless area member groups and their affiliates to speak about environmental and other issues they share in common. Watch for details! If you'd like to be involved with planning, contact the WNPJ at info@wnpj.org. ********************************************* Upcoming Events this week for WNPJ groups: (Read about more upcoming events here: https://www.wnpj.org/event-calendar) SINSINAWA MOUND Mon Mar 20th, 5:30 - 7:30 pm Wild Church: Spring Equinox Event with Fire and Song -Eric Anglada, Sinsinawa’s Ecological Programming Coordinator, will be leading the event. Fire and song, ritual and community, prayer and quiet: this inclusive, outdoor gathering is centered on honoring this day of equal light and dark. We will meet inside the main entrance and proceed outdoors. No registration is required and a free will offering is welcome. Contact Arrangements at 608-748-4411 or visit our website at www.sinsinawa.org/moundcenter. Sinsinawa Mound, the motherhouse for the Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa, is located in southwest Wisconsin on County Road Z, off Highway 11, about five miles northeast of Dubuque. VIRTUAL Mon Mar 20, 7 pm Annual Meeting of the Richland Center – Santa Teresa Sister City Project via zoom. We will be presenting reports from the president and treasurer and will be presenting a slide show on the current state of our projects in Santa Teresa. We will also hold elections for board members and officers for the upcoming year. If you are interested in attending, please reply to this email. santateresascp@gmail.com .You can go to the Events Page on our website (www.santa-teresa.org) for the meeting agenda and other documents. MADISON Tues Mar 21st, 9:30 am - 2:15 pm Join the Wisconsin and Faith in Place day of action to advocate for hunger relief, climate justice, and clean water in the Wisconsin State Budget. Meet at the First United Methodist Church, 203 Wisconsin Avenue(lunch included) There is no charge but any donation would be welcome on the day of the event to help defray costs. REGISTER today! https://www.loppw.org/evrplus_registration/. Sent to WNPJ by WI Faith Voices for Justice - wisconsinfaithvoicesforjustice.org VIRTUAL Tues Mar 21st, 3 pm Tough Talk #2 with the Madison Mutual Aid - Coop via zoom. Practice talking about tricky topics, with host Randy Coloni and facilitator Jennifer Warnick. Contact info@madisonman.coop or call 608 443-8229. to get the zoom link. VIRTUAL "Raising Earth Care" Webinar - Green Ramadan Campaign 2023. Tuesday, March 21 - 5 pm. Contact Huda Alkaff at interfaith.earth@yahoo.com to register. Video from last year's event! https://youtube.com/watch?v=ExijY5P7dJg&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE MILWAUKEE Thurs Mar 23rd, 12 noon – 1 pm Anti-Gun Vigil at Dunham’s Sports. 2550 S. 108 St. Guns produce violence and death. Coordinated by Casa Maria Catholic Worker UW-MADISON – Fri Mar 24th, 4 – 6 pm ‘350 WI Art Collective’ Preparing for Earth Day! Meet at Library Mall near Walgreens, every Friday afternoon until Earth Day, April 21st. Join us for speakers, an art project, free food and, most of all, to support the next generation of climate activists. Then on Earth Day, April 22, the students will be holding a rally at Library Mall, followed by a march up State Street. Stay tuned for details about that.350 Wisconsin - 350wisconsin@350wisconsin.org MILWAUKEE Sat Mar 25, 12 noon Peace Action WI Weekly Stand for Peace. Meet at Capitol/Teutonia. Each week, a different vigil site in Milwaukee. Bring your signs for peace! Questions? Contact Peace Action WI - info@peaceactionwi.org EAU CLAIRE Sat Mar 25, 1 - 2 pm Building Unity Wisconsin Tour for Justice and Democracy. The Wisconsin Tour for Justice and Democracy Schedule: Sat. 3/25 - State Supreme Court Candidate Forum in Eau Claire Area - Location: TBD - 1:00 PM Sat. 4/1 - State Supreme Court Candidate Forum in La Crosse Area - Location: TBD - 1:00 PM Sun. 4/2 - Tues. 4/4 - “Get-out-the-Vote for Justice Rallies” on the way to and in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Times and Locations: TBD - Works to bring together Wisconsin based groups together for the causes of peace, justice, sustainability, and democracy. buildingunitywisconsin.org/buildingunitywi@gmail.com General Election - April 4. MADISON Fri Mar 24 and Sat Mar 25 Film Screening and Public Talk at the Catholic Worker Faith & Resistance Gathering, Friday Night Film at 7:00 pm – Madison Veterans for Peace present the new documentary Theaters of War: How the Pentagon and CIA took Hollywood (1 hr 28 min). Bradley Geyer of Madison Veterans for Peace, Chapter 25, will lead discussion at intermission and following the film. Location: Madison Christian Community, 7118 Old Sauk Road, Madison. Saturday Afternoon Panel Discussion March 25 – 1:30 – 3:00 pm Location: Madison Christian Community, 7118 Old Sauk Road, Madison Moderator, Rebecca Kemble, Former Alder, Water Protector, Activist Kathy Kelly, Board President, World BEYOND War Vicki Berenson, Safe Skies Clean Water Wisconsin Steven Klafka, Safe Skies Clean Water Wisconsin Topic: Why should we ground the F-35 fighter jet and abolish war? Panelists: Kathy Kelly, Board President, World BEYOND War , Vicki Berenson, Safe Skies Clean Water Wisconsin ,Steven Klafka, Safe Skies Clean Water Wisconsin. Learn more and register here. Contact: warabolition@gmail.com . MADISON Sun Mar 26 Public Talk at the Catholic Worker Faith & Resistance Gathering, 1:30 – 2:30 pm, St Thomas Aquinas Catholic Parish, 602 Everglade Drive, Madison Panelists Danaka Katovich, Ground the F-35 Program Coordinator & National Co-Director, CODEPINK Women for Peace & Brian Terrell, Strangers & Guests Catholic Worker & Nevada Desert Experience. Learn more and register here . Contact: warabolition@gmail.com MADISON Sun Mar 26 12 noon - 4 pm Really REALLY Free Market! Wil-Mar Neighborhood Center, South Brearly Street. Do you have items, clothing, books, food, seeds, skills, gifts, talents, services, love, listening, etc. of value that you’re willing to give away freely? Could you use some support, community and/or aid right about now? Nothing at this market is bought or sold! Any and all forms of sharing and aid welcome. Hosted by the Madison Infoshop. jepeck@wisc.edu Wauzeka. Sun Mar 26th, 2 - 4 pm "Sold Down the River" - The Direction of Agriculture in Rural WI – Meet at the Village Hall. Agriculture is an extremely important part of our heritage, community, economy, and environment here in the Driftless Area. There are some tough conversations that need to be had regarding how we, as a community, would like to see the future of agriculture play out. To have your voice heard on this matter, join this Crawford Stewardship Project meeting. Contact: Crawford Stewardship Project MADISON Mon Mar 27th. Direct actions and the war abolition walk at the Catholic Worker Faith & Resistance Gathering. CODEPINK: Women for Peace will be with us and we’ll drop this banner together Monday. This event will be a weekend of relationship-building, reflection, music, art, meals and direct action opposing F-35 fighter jets, militarism and war. All are welcome at the film on Friday evening, March 24th, the public talks on Saturday and Sunday afternoons March 25-26, and at the direct actions and the war abolition walk on Monday morning. Details below. We need you and your friends and relations on Monday, March 27! Stay tuned and check back to this website for details on when and where all who can commit to nonviolence are welcome to come on Monday morning to be part of the vigils, the war abolition walk, and to support those doing the direct action. To be part of the whole weekend of events: The focus of the weekend gathering is preparing for a resistance direct action that we will do on Monday, March 27. Want to be part of that? Please rsvp here and plan to be with us on Saturday and Sunday afternoon especially. During those times, we’ll listen to speakers, do nonviolence training, and form affinity groups to plan and act together. We hope that many Madison-area activists will participate. It will be a chance for us to support and learn from seasoned anti-militarism movement leaders who will be coming here from all over the US. We’ll send a detailed weekend schedule to people who rsvp. Learn more here: https://www.safeskiescleanwaterwi.org/save-the-date-march-24-27-catholic-worker-faith-resistance-gathering-no-f-35s/ Veterans for Peace, Safe Skies Clean Water WI and Madison for A World Beyond War member groups of WNPJ are co-sponsoring this event - as are Casa Maria Catholic Worker House, Mary House and Anathoth. https://www.wnpj.org/member-organizations-list/madison-for-a-world-beyond-war. Contact: warabolition@gmail.com ***************************** Read about all of these events and many more on our events page: https://www.wnpj.org/event-calendar And if your group would like to get your events posted in the weekly e-bulletin – JOIN US! https://www.wnpj.org/membership Interested in a yard sign? WNPJ has yard signs available! yardsigns@wnpj.org ******************************************************************* See our new Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/WisNPJ/ "Like" us and follow us!

Join David Couper and Rob Zaleski in a reading and discussion of the book David Couper: Beyond the Badge: Reflections of an ex-cop by Rob Zaleski Saturday April 1st, 2:30-3:30 pm, Urban League, 2222 South Park Street, Madison When he stepped down in 1993 after 21 contentious, but highly successful years as the police chief in Madison, Wisconsin, David Couper was widely regarded as one of the most influential law enforcement officials in Wisconsin’s history. But little was known about his private life—or what motivated him to transform a paramilitary-type department into one that emphasized community relations; and to hire a large number of women and people of color, dramatically changing the complexion of the department. In 2020—nearly three decades after his shocking decision to resign and become an Episcopal priest—the former Marine met with award-winning columnist Rob Zaleski for a series of lively and provocative interviews that lift the veil on his private life and explain for the first time the reasons behind his many controversial decisions. He also talks about his unstable upbringing in the Twin Cities, the personal tragedies he’s endured, and his evolution into one of the most inspiring human rights activists Wisconsin has known. Sponsors: Madison Veterans for Peace Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice Info: John 608-438-7480 or jhfour@gmail.com

We invite you to join us in National Call In Days to the White House to remove Cuba from the List of State Sponsors of Terrorism (SSOT), on March 15 & 16. The call-in campaign will be a great complement to the other plans underway among organizations to pressure for the removal of Cuba from the SSOT List. The Call In: Wednesday & Thursday, March 15th & 16th (W.H. phone line open Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 11am to 3pm EST). Mobilizing on those days, groups & organizations will use their own tools or tools that can be made available to them to: Call White House Line between 11 am and 3 pm EST Use the Contact Form on the White House website Use an automated email system to the White House (EveryAction and ActionNetwork) with consistent subject line Twitter Instagram FaceBook Here’s a helpful toolkit that provides the following script, background on the State Sponsors of Terrorism List, Graphics, a template Press Release and more! Call the White House: (202) 456-1111 Suggested script: My name is [FIRST and LAST NAME] from [CITY and STATE] I am calling to ask you, President Biden, to direct the State Department to remove Cuba from the list of State Sponsors of Terrorism immediately. As one of his last acts as United States President, Donald Trump placed Cuba on the list of State Sponsors of Terrorism, the SSOT. The State Department reasserted this designation on February 27. This action added incredible hardship to an already long list of hardships for the Cuban people created by the 243 sanctions he already had imposed, especially on top of the Covid pandemic and 60 years of U.S. trade embargo. Since taking office you have had every chance to remove Cuba from the SSOT. Worldwide, heads of state and leaders in public, religious and civic sectors have called for you to remove Cuba from the SSOT. Cuba was placed on the list supposedly because of its role in negotiations between the Colombian government and the ELN guerrilla groups, but even the President of Colombia has said there is no justification for Cuba being on the SSOT. I am joining my voice to many others in calling for you, President Joseph Biden, to remove Cuba from the list of State Sponsors of Terrorism immediately, as you have the authority and ability to do. Please take action now. Thank you. If you call, and you cannot get through, you can post on the White House Contact Form: https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/ Alert sent to WNPJ by Peace Action of WI http://www.peaceactionwi.org/