If you teach Thoreau or want to inspire classroom discussions about the change possible through nonviolent action and civil disobedience, consider using NWTRCC’s new teaching packet. Click here for more information about NWTRCC’s new study guide and kit, “Thoreau and His Heirs.”
Join war tax resisters in DC, Boston, Tennessee, Georgia — and at local actions. More info…
Read about the case of Carlos Steward, who headed to Federal Prison Camp on August 6, 2010. His address is at the end of the article.
On July 26, Frank Donnelly reported to federal prison to begin serving a year sentence for charges related to his refusal to pay for war.… Read more …

NWTRCC joins this weekend for our fall meetings. The weekend will include workshops, presentations, beginner war tax resistance sessions, organizing discussions, time to talk informally with activists, great food and fun. Mary Regan (left) presents a workshop at the 2005 gathering.
Friday-Saturday at Cambridge Friends Meeting,
5 Longfellow Park, Cambridge
Sunday at Encuentro5, 33 Harrison Ave, 5th Floor, Boston
Click here for details.
The Southeast Gathering of War Tax Resisters was held in collaboration with the annual Alternative New Year's in St. Mary's, Georgia. About 50 persons participated throughout the event from regional groups and networks such as Nukewatch South, Pax Christi, Florida Coalition for Peace and Justice, WRL Asheville, Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition, Vine and Fig Tree (Al.), Earthhaven Eco Village (NC), Aiken Peace, Carolina Peace Resource Center (SC), and WTRs from the southern states—and Canada! Dave Matos of Aiken Peace (SC), along with Coleman Smith and Clare Hanrahan, regional organizers with WRL Asheville, planned weekend workshops to reflect the overlapping issues of disarmament, sustainability, and war tax resistance, with discussions on how to escalate the force of nonviolent action in the heavily militarized south.
Contact WRL Asheville if you would like to attend or help organize the next regional gathering.
after 7 pm, 3rd Monday of every month (except
Dec.)
Other Words Books,
8 “B” Northeast Killingsworth St.
Basic reference materials are provided. Yes we can boycott war on the way to justice and peace!
Sponsored by Oregon Community for
WTR/Oregon Community Peace Fund.
For more information and future dates: 503 238-0605 or contact@wrlpdx.org.
First Sundays at 6pm
potluck at 6:30
meeting at 7:30
Join us for a lively discussion about life & war tax resistance at the Sonoma County Center for Peace & Justice, 467 Sebastopol Avenue, 1 block south of Julliard park sctp@sonic.net or 707-823-9203 for more information.