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Eleven Walkers - Two Weeks: L.A. to San Francisco So Far... The walkers have walked about ten miles a day for almost two weeks. From Santa Barbara, they joined the monthly vigil at Vandenberg Air Force Base (Global Command Center for flying weapons of mass destruction), and then supported work for a civil-liberties safe zone in San Luis Obispo. After car troubles, they went up the coast, through Morro Bay and Big Sur, and on to Santa Cruz. They were in Half Moon Bay on Tuesday, then went on to the Bay Area for a busy few days of peace marches. A huge thank you for everyone who has supported the walkers along the way so far. Every little bit helps - food, enthusiastic sharing, monetary donations, phone calls and emails for logistics help, media contacts, eveything. We hope that your efforts have been returned by encouragement for the work you are doing in your community. There will be details filled in from the walkers when they have time to get the information back. Anyone with news reports, photos, or your own experiences, please send them to us in an email, and we will put those on the site. |
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Native American Veteran:
Durwin WhiteLightning
Nepalese Buddhist:
Monk Krishnaman
Rights Activist:
Eddie Sankovich
Earth First! Activist:
Four Winds
High School Student:
Joshwa WhiteLightning
Peacewalker:
Judah
A lover of life:
Faith
Another woman for:
Peace Get Informed!
Learn about the
U.S.A.P.A.T.R.I.O.T. Act (and more)
through these links:
Easy Ways to Support the Walk
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Thank you for all that you are doing for your community!
Thank you for helping to support the success of the Peace and Freedom Walk!
Walk with us for any amount of time; all are welcome.
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Wish list for donations:
funds for gas and copies of educational materials
4 walkie-talkies
cell phone
phone cards
tape recorder
digital camera
laptop with wireless connection
pick-up, van, or any running car - for a day, a week, or a month or two
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If you can coordinate logistics for your area, please email us and let us know.
- Shelter:
let a few walkers rest their heads on your floor
find a local church, synagogue, mosque, or other community building for the walkers to sleep in
- Food:
request donations from local market and health food stores
coordinate a pot-luck dinner at the evening community event
offer breakfast if you have walkers in your home
coordinate breakfast if walkers are sleeping in a community space
make up lunches that the walkers can carry
- Vehicle shuttle for-a-day:
help transport walkers, runners, and their backpacks
- Check the routes for the walkers;
verify rest points and meeting points
- Request donations as you talk to people in your community
