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IranDeepening Crisis in the Middle East: Syria, Iran and Israel/PalestineSubmitted by ujpadmin1 on Sun, 02/17/2013 - 3:36pm.
When: Monday, February 25, 2013, 7:00 pm
Where: Boston University - CAS Room 211 • 725 Commonwealth Ave. • BU Central T - Green Line "B" • Boston
2013 Feb 25 - 7:00pm What are the prospects for war and peace in 2013? Will the civil war in Syria engulf the region or die down? What is the effect of economic sanctions in Iran and the situation of Iranian women? How will political shifts in Israel and Palestine affect the overall environment and what is the emerging US role? image:  Tom Hayden: The Politics of War and PeaceSubmitted by ujpadmin1 on Thu, 10/04/2012 - 8:40am.
When: Thursday, October 11, 2012, 7:30 pm
to 9:00 pm
Where: Curry College, Keith Auditorium, Academic & Performance Center • 1071 Blue Hill Ave • Milton
2012 Oct 11 - 7:30pm 2012 Oct 11 - 9:00pm Among the things Mr. Hayden will be talking about are the economic, environmental, and human costs of war; the proportion of our taxes that go to the military; the threat to our democracy from the military-industrial complex - how the defense industry and other forces quash democracy through use of lobbyists, legislators, and media; and, how we can move toward an economy and society that benefits human welfare. image:  Statement of the Coordinating Council of the Green Path of HopeSubmitted by ujpadmin1 on Tue, 05/22/2012 - 9:55pm.Prof. Afshin Razani, who spoke at UJP's "A New War in the Middle East? A Teach-in on Iran" on April 28, forwarded this statement for UJP's information. In the Name of God The Green Movement of the People of Iran is a peaceful and civil movement that struggles for the realization of the Iranian people’s historical demands for freedom, justice, independence, development, peace and morality. As the detained leaders of the Green Movement, Mr. Mousavi and Mr. Karroubi, have emphasized in the Charter of the Green Movement, this movement calls for the elimination of tensions in international relations, a rational and honorable foreign policy for Iran based on constructive cooperation with the international community, rejection of adventurist diplomacy, and promotion of global respect for this great, historical nation.  |
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At the forefront of opposing the wars in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq, Hayden was a leader in ending the Vietnam War a generation ago and has unmatched experience of 18 years as an elected official and 50 years of fighting for the public interest.
