Welcome to the Home Page of Burlington's

Women's International

League for Peace and Freedom

Interested in joining WILPF? Come to a meeting.

EMAIL us at: peacewomen@wilpfburlington.org

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Do you feel safer knowing your government

is spending trillions of dollars for war?

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WILPF IS CURRENTLY PLANNING FOR

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY MARCH 8, 2010

Current plans include a March on Church Street in Burlington to be followed by speakers TBA and

a play presented by Congo Umoja

International Women's Day is celebrated around the world. Join us to make this year's March a celebration of

women around the world and rededication to women's rights which are under attack globally and nationally.

WOMEN'S RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS

More information about International Women's Day origins and worldwide plans at this link:

http://www.internationalwomensday.com/about.asp

WILPF Member Margaret Harrington Tamulonis conducts an excellent

interview with Maggie Gunderson and Suzi Wizowaty

about Vermont Yankee's continuing danger to Vermont.

It can be found at CCTV.org or the following link.

http://greenmountaindaily.com/diary/5766/12-million-picocuries-per-liter

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"Uplifting, disheartening, inspiring, enraging - the mind reels while watching

the documentary "Pray the Devil Back to Hell," even as the eyes water,

the temples pound and the body trembles."
Manohla Dargis (NY Times)

                                                       Nobel Peace Prize winner Desmond Tutu calls the film

                                                       “inspiring, uplifting and a call to action for all of us.”

Available on DVD