Wednesday, April 13, 2011

An Evening with Tom Hayden and Rodney Watson Jr.


An event taking place next week in Vancouver that StopWar is helping publicize, looking at anti-war movements from Vietnam to Iraq.

Big Dreams of Peace: An evening with special guest Tom Hayden

Wednesday, April 20, 7:30pm
First United Church, 320 East Hastings (at Gore)

Hosted and organized by Rodney Watson Jr., Iraq War veteran now war resister living in sanctuary at The First United Church

You are invited to hear Tom Hayden speak on peace building today and how he began his quest in the 60's. Hayden was a leader of Students of the Democratic Society (SDS) in the 1960s, and remains a peace and justice activist and writer today.

Tickets $20 or $30 (includes V.I.P meet and greet with Tom Hayden)

Tickets available for sale at People's Coop Bookstore, 1391 Commercial Dr, Ph: 604.253.6442

More Information:

-Check out this recent feature article in Vancouver Magazine on Rodney Watson Jr:

-Tom Hayden's Peace and Justice Resource Centre

1 comments:

Layton Peck said...

This was a moving event and like Tom Hayden I agree that the circumstances of Rodney's case should be judged on their own merit. This is a fine young man who I am honoured to call friend. He is no criminal, certainly no coward and is caught by an illegal action of the United States Government to send him back to Iraq to fight an unjustifiable if not, illegal war.

Rodney is worthy of every peace loving person's active support for freedom from American oppression.

for what ever you do to the least of these, you do to me' Rabbi Jesus