No More Victims

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Seattle Walk for Peace and HealingCommunity 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 medical supplies to clinics and hospitals in Iraq. We can now get high-blood pressure, diabetes, and other routine maintenance medications to the clinics that need them most. We can also deliver blood bags, clean syringes, bandages, antibiotics, and many other supplies to hospitals in Iraq.

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Working With No More Victims

Thursday, September 20th, 2007 | Posted by Bert Sacks

I 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…)