Working With No More Victims
Thursday, September 20th, 2007 | Posted by Bert SacksI first met Cole Miller on a very cold January day in Washington, DC. about 2 months before the invasion of Iraq began in 2003. I was at a protest, trying to prevent the war from happening, and afterwards I went into a coffee shop to warm up. As I looked around I suddenly saw this man holding a poster with the picture of a young Iraqi girl I recognized. I said to him, I know the man who took that photo, Alan Pogue. And so Cole Miller and I began talking. That began a collaboration and friendship which has continued to this day.
I am pleased to say that Seattle area residents have been good in finding ways to express a natural, healthy compassion for the Iraqi people — first during the terrible period of the economic sanctions — and now during the even more terrible period of invasion and occupation. But it has required educating folks about the reality of U.S. policies. (more…)



Community organizers in Seattle held a "Walk for Peace and Healing" to raise funds for No More Victims. Thanks to their dedicated work, we were able to establish a model for the delivery of urgently needed