Message to Drone Operators | Shut down Creech AF Base

Earlier this month U.S. Veterans delivered a message to Creech Air Force Base drone operators and other personnel offering support for those who decide they no longer want to participate in drone assassinations.

The message to Creech airmen says, in part:  “We encourage you to think carefully about your place in the scheme of things. Can you, in good conscience, continue to participate in killing other human  beings, no matter how remotely? If, after serious soul-searching, you come to believe you are against all wars, you can apply for a discharge from the Air Force as a Conscientious Objector. If you need advice, there are conscientious objector organizations that can help you.”

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Submit Your Photos to the “What Does Peace Look Like?” Exhibit

Submit Your Photos to Ojai Photography Exhibit:
“What Does Peace Look Like?’
This is a juried exhibit.
Each photographer can submit up to 3
images.

The rules can be found on the Photo Branch website
at http://www.ojaiacphoto.org.
*It does require membership at the Art Center (a one month membership is just $10.00).
VFP members are invited to participate by submitting images.
Download Entry form and more information: http://www.ojaiacphoto.org/

Exhibit on display: June 6 to July 6, 2015
Reception SATURDAY, June 6 from 1 to 3 p.m.

 

About Exhibit

Do we realize how much an influence our images have?  Since the first photographs, it has changed opinions, revealed truths and highlighted both the best and worst parts of humanity.

The adage “A picture is worth a thousand words” refers to the notion that a complex idea can be conveyed with just a single still image.

This year we are making a call to artists to submit images for the 2015 Annual Photography Branch Exhibit asking – What does peace look like?

Stretching across the spectrum, many things can be linked with peace – mothers embracing their children, hippy daisy chains or powerful protests.