Our logo
Click here for more images from the Rockland Coalition for Peace and Justice photo archives
A photo of the vigil Photo of NYC demonstration A photo of the empty docks
The weekly vigil, Saturdays 1 to 3 PM, Route 59 and Middletown Road, Nanuet April 29, 2006, mass demonstration in New York City against the war. Normally bustling cargo lanes are empty Thursday at the Port of Tacoma as a loaded ship sits at the dock. Some 25,000 longshore workers up and down the West Coast stalled work at 29 ports by taking the day off to protest the war in Iraq. --Tacoma News Tribune 5/2/08

National March and Rally--Washington DC--March 20, 2010

Out of Afghanistan and Iraq Now!

March 20 is the seventh anniversary of launching the "shock and awe" invasion of Iraq. One million or more Iraqis have died. Tens of thousands of U.S. troops have lost their lives or been maimed. People from all over the country are organizing to converge on Washington, D.C. to demand the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all U.S. and NATO forces from Afghanistan and Iraq. On Saturday, March 20, there will be a massive national march and rally, with coinciding events in San Francisco and Los Angeles.

The national actions are initiated by a large number of organizations and prominent individuals. To see a list of the initiators, click this link Edorsers List

To reserve a seat on the Rockland bus, please send your request to info@rocklandaction.org for full details. Round trip will be $60.

The RCPJ Library of Anti-War Flyers--Updated Weekly

Click here to access flyers and other resources

Join Us!

Public demonstrations of opposition to the invasion and occupation of Iraq are of critical importance in the effort to end the war and bring the troops home now. Rocklanders have been meeting for this purpose since before the war began. Please join us, if only for a few minutes. Your participation makes a difference.

  • Location: Route 59 and Middletown Road, northwest corner, Nanuet NY
  • Time: Every Saturday 1 to 3 PM
  • Parking at Our Peace Vigil

    There is lots of free parking across the street from our vigil (south side of Route 59) at the Nanuet Mall parking lot. If you want a closer spot, please respect our long-standing relationship with Rockland Plaza mall management and use our designated parking area in the rear parking lot off Middletown Road (at the north end, near the trees, far away from the Dog House Restaurant). Thanks for your cooperation.

    More Than a Million Dead in Iraq Due to U.S. Invasion

    The most reliable source of casualty figures in Iraq reveals that many hundreds of thousands of people, by now certainly more than a million, have died as a direct result of our country's invasion and occupation of that far-off nation, which never threatened the United States in any way, manner or form. For the details, please visit the public health journal Lancet Website article at Click here for Lancet article

    Events!

    Click Here for Events

    Links...Links...Links

    Great links for activists Click Here

    Who We Are

    The Rockland Coalition for Peace and Justice is an ad-hoc community group comprised of individuals from all walks of life. The Coalition originated in the fall of 2002 on the eve of the invasion of Iraq in order to provide a forum for opposition to the policies of the war makers and a meeting place for like-minded people. The Coalition sponsors regular meetings and has participated in numerous progressive activities throughout Rockland and the Hudson Valley region.

    Join the Listserve

    RCP&J maintains two email lists: organize@rocklandaction.org and discussion@rocklandaction.org. New subscribers are always welcome. Organize is for announcements of importance to the antiwar community. Postings are relatively few. Discussion is for talking about issues of importance and you can expect several messages and responses to messages every day. To subscribe (or unsubscribe) to either, please send your request to:

    info@rocklandaction.org

    In addition to your preferred email address, you should include your name, town of residence, and phone number. All information will be kept in confidence and is requested only to verify your identity.

    Have a question?

    Send your email to info@rocklandaction.org

    Updated March 5, 2010