Weaving a Net of Accountability - Conference Cosponsors

In addition to the main sponsors listed on our home page, the following are co-sponsors of the Weaving a Net of Accountability conference:

ACLU of North Carolina
ACLU of Western North Carolina
American Muslim Political Leadership & Education PAC (AMPLE)
Amnesty International, Group 213 (Raleigh)
Balance & Accuracy in Journalism
Binkley Baptist Peace and Justice Action, Peter J. B. Carman, Minister
Chapel Hill Friends Meeting
Durham Bill of Rights Defense Committee
Elders for Peace
Human Rights Coalition of NC
Human Rights Law Society, Duke University Law School
Johnston County Democratic Party
Charles M. Jones Peace & Justice Committee of the Community Church of Chapel Hill UU
Muslim American Society (MAS)-Freedom
National Lawyers Guild
North Carolina Council of Churches
NC Peace Action
North Carolina Peace Action Education Fund
Orange County Bill of Rights Defense Committee
Orange County Peace Coalition
Orange County Progressive Democrats
Peace and Justice Commission of the Church of Reconciliation
Peace and Justice Mission, Pullen Memorial Baptist Church
Peace and Social Concerns Committee of Durham Friends (Quaker) Meeting
Piedmont Unitarian Universalist Peace Alliance
Quaker House, Fayetteville NC
NC Triangle Veterans for Peace
Social Action Committee of Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh
War Resister League Asheville
Wilmington Peace Group
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Triangle Branch
Xe Watch

David and Debbie Biesack
Minister Robert L Campbell
Reverend J. Mark Davidson
Stephen Dear
The Reverend Richard Edens
The Rev. Stephen Elkins-Williams
Julia Elsee
Sarah Farber
Frank Goldsmith
Deane and Sandy Irving
Reverend Maj-Britt Johnson

Cy and Carolyn King
Mark Kleinschmidt
Reverend Michelle Cotton Laws
J. Griffin Morgan
Slater Newman
Susan Oehler
Lewis Pitts
T.D. Poole
Reverend Tom Rhodes
Pat Seibert
Reverend Robert Seymour
Edward Whitfield

I would like to be a conference co-sponsor.

For more information or to R.S.V.P (so we have an accurate count for lunch), please contact NC Stop Torture Now at contact@ncstoptorturenow.org, or Duke Human Rights Center at rights@duke.edu (919) or 668-6511.