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Jenika, Vice President
Veterans for Peace Chapter 72
503-232-1322
The Veterans for Peace, Chapter 72 invites you to hear:
Peter Lumsdaine
Challenging Robotic Warfare & Social Control
Monday, April 19th, 2010 at 7:00 p.m.
Multnomah Friends Meetinghouse
4312 SE Stark St., Portland
free and open to the public
parking on street or at Unity Church, 1 block east on SE Stark St.
Peter Lumsdaine has worked for more than 20 years as a researcher, organizer, photographer, lecturer and writer with nonprofit organizations addressing peace and international security, as well as global economic, ecological and cultural issues.
After completing his University of California resource science degree and employment in US Department of Energy grant programs, he worked for private businesses and on the staff of nonprofits including Global Exchange and the Resource Center for Nonviolence and has also served as interim co-pastor of a Mennonite church.
His work has taken him to urban and rural areas throughout the United States, as well as to Korea, Japan, Jordan, and to armed conflict zones in Guatemala, the Philippines, eight states of south-central Mexico, and the Shiite heartland of occupied Iraq.
Lumsdaine has conducted unauthorized investigations into advanced weapons and surveillance programs within the security zones of US Strategic Command facilities, and has also gathered information from inside the US prison system.
In 2009 he organized the national Alliance to Resist Robotic Warfare & Society (ARROWS), the first organization of its kind, and initiated planning for the first civil society conference ever held on challenging robotic warfare.
Peter Lumsdaine now lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife, who is a Mennonite pastor, and their children.
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For further info please contact:
Jenika, Vice President
Veterans for Peace Chapter 72
503-232-1322
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