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Alphabetical Listing of Wnpj Organizations Photo by Judy Miner, staff of WNPJ – Peace Walk in Custer at the MREA Fair, June - 2005 2006 DIRECTORY of MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS Page 1 of 168 WISCONSIN NETWORK FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE 122 STATE STREET, RM 402 MADISON, WISCONSIN 53703-2500 608-250-9240 www.wnpj.org Steve Burns, Program Coordinator [email protected] Judy Miner, Office Coordinator [email protected] “The purpose of the Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice is to facilitate activities, cooperation, and communication among Wisconsin organizations and individuals working toward the creation of a world free from violence and injustice.” Page 2 of 168 Table of Contents About WNPJ ..................................................................….........p. 4 Letter of Introduction by the Chair of WNPJ..……………....p. 5 Organizations Listed Alphabetically.........................................p. 7 Organizations by Geographic ZIP Code...................................p. 9 Contact Persons Listed Alphabetically....................................p. 11 Organizational Profiles Listed Alphabetically........................p. 14 Contact Information for Legislators......................................p. 166 Directory Order Forms...........................................................p. 167 Page 3 of 168 ABOUT THE WISCONSIN NETWORK FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE (WNPJ) What are the origins of WNPJ? On February 23, 1991 more than 350 people representing over 60 communities throughout the state responded to a call from Rep. Frank Boyle, Superior. They crowded into the Assembly Chambers of the State Capitol to gather strength from one another in their frustration and concern about the Gulf War. Out of that gathering arose the Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice. What does WNPJ do? The Network works for these things in common: * alternatives to militarism * training in active nonviolence * economic justice * grassroots democracy * global community * respect for diversity * sustainable agriculture and development * a safe, clean environment * human rights for all * empowering activists Who belongs to WNPJ? Both individuals and organizations. Membership is $25 for individuals, $35 for families, $52 for sustaining members. Organizational membership is $40 for groups without paid staff and $60 for those with paid staff. However, no members are excluded because of limited resources and larger contributions are always welcome. What are WNPJ's Projects? ** An Assembly each fall for all WNPJ members and friends. ** Steering Committee Meeting each spring for one or more representatives of all WNPJ member organizations. ** Publication of Net Work News, a bimonthly newsletter or bulletin, which highlights the work of groups from around the state and includes a peace and justice calendar of events as well as numerous networking suggestions and action alerts. ** A website with information about the Network and its activities, a peace and justice calendar, action alerts and contact information about each member organization, links and more. ** Production of an annual WNPJ Directory of Member Organizations. ** Presentation of Wisconsin Peacemaker of the Year Awards. ** Support of the Network by linking people and their expertise through e-mail, a website Speakers Bureau listing , participating in and building coalitions, and providing programs for members and groups throughout the state. Page 4 of 168 WNPJ Executive Committee Officers Chair: ALFRED MEYER 608-232-9945, Madison [email protected] Vice Chair: CECIL FINDLEY 608-233-9583, Madison [email protected] Letter from the Chair of WNPJ February 2006 Treasurer: SHEILA SPEAR 608-835-6594, Madison [email protected] Dear Members and Friends of WNPJ, Secretary: ABBY ADAMS th 715-340-2850, Stevens Point This is the 9 annual Directory of the Wisconsin Network for Peace and [email protected] Members-at-Large Justice. It describes the work of the 152 member organizations that collaborate Newsletter: HILDEGARD DORRER 608-849-4219, Waunakee [email protected] in our joint work for peace and justice throughout Wisconsin and beyond. CHUCK BAYNTON 414-961-1467, Whitefish Bay One purpose of this Directory is to encourage and facilitate communication [email protected] BONNIE BLOCK, Madison 608-256-5088 - [email protected] among WNPJ members. We hope, too, that it will inspire individuals and BARBARA BOEHME, Middleton 608-831-1786- [email protected] other organizations to join the efforts of WNPJ and our member groups SALLY ANN BRICKNER 920-403-3978, DePere [email protected] listed below. WIX COVEY, 715-675-9681, Wausau [email protected] As described herein, our member organizations are large and small, faith-based KATHY DAKTER 608-254-6022, Wisconsin Dells [email protected] and secular, purely local groups and affiliates of national organizations, rural CAROL HANNAH 715-634-1319, Hayward and urban, of minority and majority cultures, with memberships including [email protected] CONNIE KANITZ 920-722-6438, Menasha women and men of all ages, races, classes, and sexual orientations. These are [email protected] HIROSHI KANNO the many faces of Wisconsin working to bring peace and justice into individual 608-253-7266, Wisconsin Dells [email protected] MARY ANN LOGUIDICE lives, as well as local, state, national and international affairs. 608-348-3497 [email protected] CAROL LUKENS 715-842-4538, Wausau This directory is a central part of WNPJ’s networking function – we invite you [email protected] GEORGE MARTIN to take the time to look through this directory and learn about what your fellow 414-964-5158, Milwaukee [email protected] CHAMOMILE NUSZ citizens are working on. See if there is someone down the road or across the 920-362-0251, Waupaca [email protected] state who you might want to contact. MARY BETH SCHLAGHECK 608-846-7924, Windsor [email protected] CHAR THOMPSON Additional copies are available in printed version, or in electronic form. See 608-231-2445, Madison [email protected] JACK TIFFANY the attached ordering forms on page 167 in the back of the Directory. 608-233-8506, Madison [email protected] Page 5 of 168 Our website – www.wnpj.org – has organizational contact information on it, as well as information about WNPJ, a calendar of events around the state, action alerts, links to other sites and more. Check the calendar as you are planning an event to avoid scheduling conflicts, and use the calendar to post information about what activities you do schedule. WNPJ also uses e-mail - [email protected] - to send out announcements and information. WNPJ was formed fifteen years ago in response to the Gulf War. As we compile this growing directory of peace and justice work in Wisconsin and beyond, we are experiencing another war in Iraq. History repeats itself, reminding us that if we don’t change the direction we are going in, we will end up where we are headed! Thank you for all that you and your organizations do to head us towards a brighter day. Please let us know how the Wisconsin Network of Peace and Justice can better assist you and we welcome your participation with WNPJ. For Peace with Justice, Alfred Meyer Chair Page 6 of 168 153 WNPJ MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS LISTED ALPHABETICALLY -Action Wisconsin – Madison -Gray Panthers of Wisconsin - Madison -Alliance for Animals, Inc – Madison -Great Lakes Region Social Concerns Network- Madison -Anathoth Community Farm-Luck -Habiba Foundation - Janesville -Beloit Monthly Meeting of Friends -Hill Connections - Chaseburg -Benedict Center, Inc.-Milwaukee -Interfaith Justice and Peace Group –LaCrosse -Benedictine Women of Madison -International Committee for the Peace Council-Madison -Bring the Troops Home Now Coalition of Central WI -Juneau County Peace Committee - Mauston Wisconsin Dells -Kickapoo Peace Circle - Viroqua -Cable United Church of Christ -Lakeshore Peacemakers - Manitowoc -Camp Woodbrooke – Richland Center -Loaves and Fishes Catholic Worker– Duluth -Candlelight Coalition - Wauwatosa -Lutheran Office for Justice and Peace - LaCrosse -Casa Maria Catholic Worker Community- -Madison Arcatao Sister City Project Milwaukee -Madison Area Peace Coalition -Center Advocates - Milwaukee -Madison Campaign for Free Speech TV -Church Women United in Wisconsin - Madison -Madison East Students for Freedom and Peace (MESFAP) -Churches Center for Land and People-Middleton -Madison Fair Trade Action Alliance -Citizens Energy Cooperative of Wisconsin - -Madison Friends of International Students Waupaca -Madison Friends Meeting -Citizens for Global Solutions – Dane County -Madison Hours Co-op -Citizens for Global Solutions - Whitewater -Madison Infoshop -Citizens for Safe Water Around Badger-Merrimac -Madison Mennonite Church -Coalition for Wisconsin Health - Madison -Madison/Rafah Sister City Project – Madison -Colombia Support Network - Madison -Madison Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Campus -Concerned Citizens of Newport, Inc – Wisconsin Ministry Dells -Madison-area Urban Ministry -Concerned Citizens of Stevens Point -Madison Women for Peace: CODEPink -Congregation of St Agnes, -Madtown Liberty Players – Madison Justice, Peace, Ecology Committee-Fond du Lac -Mary House – Wisconsin Dells -Coulee Progressives - LaCrosse -Midwest Renewable Energy Association - Custer -Dale Heights Presbyterian Church, -Mining Impact Coalition of Wisconsin - Madison Outreach Committee-Madison -Money, Education and Prisons Task Force-Madison -Dane County Religious Committee on -National Campaign for Nonviolent Resistance - Madison Central America -National Peace Foundation – branch in Eau Claire -DeKalb Interfaith
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