About Cities for Peace

Cities for Peace continues to function as a resource and outlet for municipal actions, resolutions, and campaigns aimed at promoting peace and prosperity for all at home and abroad.

As States and municipalities face the worst fiscal crisis in over half a century, citizens and local elected officials are deeply skeptical of an emerging "perpetual-war economy" and its devastating effects on state and local budgets, on America's role in the international community and on a sustainable future for our children.

Cities and towns are calling for a reordering of national priorities such that diplomacy and international law will sustain peace and foster prosperity in the world, in our nation and in our struggling states and localities.

Log onto www.citiesforpeace.org to see how your city or town can participate in campaigns to achieve these goals. Currently there are sample resolutions to End the War, for "Genuine Support for Our Troops" and to "Take the Profit out of War." Please join us and make your city a....

City for Peace!

To join this effort contact Karen Dolan, 202-234-9382, ext. 228, kdolan@igc.org

Your donation in any amount helps us maintain this website and support the citizen-activists around the country who have brought the various resolutions to fruition. Donate Now!

		We are building a coaltion of local officials and concerned citizens to express the will of our communities through civic resolutions regarding the war in Iraq


	About Cities for Peace Cities for Peace continues to function as a resource and outlet for municipal actions, resolutions, and campaigns aimed at promoting peace and prosperity for all at home and abroad. As States and municipalities face the worst fiscal crisis in over half a century, citizens and local elected officials are deeply skeptical of an emerging "perpetual-war economy" and its devastating effects on state and local budgets, on America's role in the international community and on a sustainable future for our children. Cities and towns are calling for a reordering of national priorities such that diplomacy and international law will sustain peace and foster prosperity in the world, in our nation and in our struggling states and localities. Log onto www.citiesforpeace.org to see how your city or town can participate in campaigns to achieve these goals. Currently there are sample resolutions to End the War, for "Genuine Support for Our Troops" and to "Take the Profit out of War." Please join us and make your city a.... City for Peace! To join this effort contact Karen Dolan, 202-234-9382, ext. 228, kdolan@igc.org Your donation in any amount helps us maintain this website and support the citizen-activists around the country who have brought the various resolutions to fruition. Donate Now!
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