 | | | Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services, Dearborn based. |
| | | Organization working to protect civil rights |
| | | Volunteerism through the Quaker community; also peace projects nat'l and int'l. Michigan (Ann Arbor) chapter focuses on criminal justice and prisoner advocacy |
| | | Int'l human rights protection |
| | | A group of activists working to pull Michigan out of its economic crisis. |
| | | Global community dedicated to end war in this century. |
| | | Works with Million Mom March to reduce gun violence in the US |
| | | Hunger education based in Ypsilanti. (Also, www.bread.org for national chapter.) |
| | | Catholic Advocacy to bring the Church in unity with the modern world |
| | | Wayne's peace program with summer institutes and even coursework |
| | | Treats and prevents child abuse/neglect; Southfield based |
| | | Protecting child health, safety. education, moral development, and equity |
| | | Forwards Dept. of Peace Project in 11th Congressional District (Livonia) |
| | | Get involved in local issues and support candidates |
| | | Works locally for environmental justice |
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| | | Quaker-based advocacy for social justice |
| | | Peace and health care issues; includes calendar of recurring events in the area. Oak Park based. |
| | | Environmental activism |
| | | Working to stop local hunger |
| | | Grand Rapids based conflict resolution group |
| | | Global warming, racial justice, hunger, Latin America and Middle East |
| | | Dearborn's Muslims in service to the Islamic local and global community |
| | | Oak Park's and West Bloomfield's centers |
| | | The activism/planning program for the Jewish global and local communities |
| | | Nonpartisan political education and activism in Oakland County |
| | | Ethics and campaign reform in Michigan |
| | | Global and local rights, globalization, etc. Detroit based. |
| | | Promoting safe neighborhoods and policies |
| | | Leading Michigan's environmental movement |
| | | Advocating for Michigan's poor |
| | | Teaches and advocates for local and organic foods |
| | | Over 100 peace groups in Michigan working together |
| | | Trains in active nonviolent peacemaking |
| | | Promotes democracy and civil rights through community organizing |
| | | For political, educational, social, and economic equality of all people |
| | | Programs focusing on peace and conflict resolution, CA based. |
| | | To protect American wildlife. |
| | | Promote a US foreign policy based on peace |
| | | The campaign to create a US Dept. of Peace; also has a Student Peace Alliance component |
| | | Global Youth Activism |
| | | A voter's self-defense system |
| | | Get involved in local issues and support candidates. |
| | | Interfaith Celebration -- Sept. - Dec.
Nonviolence -- Jan - March
Earth -- April - June
Humane Service -- June - August |
| | | Families who are turning grief into action for peace. |
| | | Grassroots environmentalism in Michigan. Quite active. |
| | | Buddhist Association for Peace, Culture, and Education |
| | | Coalition of over 1400 peace organizations |
| | | Act politically to reduce violence |
| | | Supporting peace and justice in the Americas. |
| | | Human rights, water, anti-nuclear weapons, and Middle East peace. |