• Hand out ribbons or armbands to others.
• Wear an anti-war pin.
• Visit our Store

Call your Representative and your Senators! Tell their staff what you think. Let them know that you expect them to do everything possible to end the war and bring the troops home! [The Capitol Hill switchboard number is 202-224-3121.]

• Write your Representative and your Senators! A handwritten letter has even more impact than a phone call.
• Hit your elected officials where it hurts, with a voided campaign contribution check.

Replace Your Home Page With A Moratorium Page Every Third Friday.

Write a letter to your local newspaper. Many newspapers now have online links or forms that you can fill in to send a letter. Whether you do it electronically or actually mail a letter, here are some guidelines.

Spread the Moratorium over the internet

• Visit the Iraq Moratorium building in Second Life
• Submit the Iraq Moratorium to web sites
  • Wikipedia
  • Search engines
  • Other peace and anti-war sites
  • Progressive sites
  • etc

Don't buy gas.

• Drive 10 MPH under the posted speed limit.

Don't shop at all.

Put a sign on your lawn or in your window or on your car.

• Write "Stop the War" or other slogans on the sidewalk in chalk.

Buy toy soldiers, put tags on them that say "Bring Me Home" and leave them in stores, parks, libraries, laundromats, anywhere people will find them.

Email friends and family and urge them to sign the Iraq Moratorium statement and to take one of these steps, too.

Pray - in your faith, attend services.