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Vol. 10 No. 1 November 2007
When we peek inside the treasure chest that is our membership, we realize we are rich. Imagine the possibilities that our collective "peace power" could realize. At our Board meeting in January, we decided that it's time to unleash this power and give our members a chance to get their hands into the good earth in the garden of our endeavors.
And so we announce the creation of a new Volunteer List that will be a resource for Global Peace Services. This will enable us to capitalize on our members' many talents and provide our members the way to be more involved in our organization. If you want to be more active, please contact us at gpsvolunteers@yahoo.com. You'll be on an e-mail list that will periodically send out updates on the work we're doing and the ways you might be able to lend a hand. (We promise we won't overwhelm you with too many messages!)
Right now, we are specifically looking for volunteers with skills to assist in the following:
If you can offer assistance with any of these, would like to learn more about upcoming volunteer opportunities, or would like to offer your services in another area, send us an e-mail!
GPS-USA is incorporated in the District of Columbia and is tax-exempt. Contributions and comments are always welcome.

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| The Fellowship of Reconciliation. | |
| International Peace Research Association (IPRA). | |
| Peace Brigades International. | |
| Nonviolent Peaceforce. |
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Last modified: Mon 19 Nov 2007