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Campaign
for a New Foreign Policy:
Organizing Guide
What is the Campaign
for a New Foreign Policy?
The Campaign for a New
Foreign Policy is demonstrating to Democrats, Republicans and
others that the American people insist on a more constructive
path for our nation.
We can change this countrys
direction. Peace Action, with the help of concerned citizens
across the nation, is building a movement for a new foreign policy
based on human rights and democracy, reducing the threat of weapons
of mass destruction, and cooperation with the world community.
The tremendous opposition to the war on Iraq, and the many new
activists that continue to organize in their own communities,
prove that we have the power to inspire Congress to provide better
principles for our foreign policy.
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Building a Broader Base
In order to build a wider
political base for sensible foreign policies, we will approach
individuals and organizations that represent important voting
blocks in congressional districts across the nation. These constituencies
include: womens groups, African American communities, faith-based
communities, labor organizations, and Latino/a communities.
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Activating Individuals
In addition to working
with other organizations, we will activate individuals to build
pressure on their own members of Congress to support our foreign
policy platform. Through the internet, canvass programs, and outreach
events, we can generate hundreds of thousands of pieces of mail
to members of Congress on this issue.
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3.
Congressional Support
As more and more organizations
endorse the platform and as individual constituents put pressure
on their representatives in Congress, individual members of Congress
will be asked to endorse the Campaign for a New Foreign Policy.
In endorsing the campaign they will commit themselves to support
and work for common sense, long term solutions.
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