National CANference, February 27th, 2010 
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champagin
It Ain't Over Till It's Over: Hope Only Goes So Far

We are now accepting workshop proposals! That means: write 100 words or less about what you want to talk about. Give it a title! Include your name and city and contact info! You can do a workshop on your own, or work with other people and organizations. Deadline for workshop submissions is January 20th, but please, do it sooner rather than later. Click slack [dot] bloc [dot] affinitygmail [dot] com ( here ) to submit a proposal! You can also register by clicking slack [dot] bloc [dot] affinitygmail [dot] com (here).

National Assembly to End the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars and Occupations
https://www.natassembly.org/

Campus Antiwar Network is a member of the continuations body of the National Assembly to End the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars and Occupations. The National Assembly promotes unity in the U.S. antiwar movement and proposes dates for unified national and nationally coordinated actions. The 5 main propositions include: (1) immediate withdrawal of all U.S. military forces and contractors from Iraq and Afghanistan and an end to U.S. support for the Israeli occupation of Palestine; (2) mass demonstrations as the central strategy; (3) unity of the movement in the streets; (4) democratic decision making; and (5) independence of the movement from all political parties.

Antiwar Literature Project
http://antiwarliterature.pbworks.com/

We are currently working on creating some new antiwar literature for the movement. We would like to let people know why we are opposed to the Iraq and Afghanistan wars and why they should have never began in the first place. Prior to the start of the Iraq war there were mass protests around the world. As the occupations dragged on, opposition became weaker. It's time we start rebuilding the movement. Please contribute what you can to the literature project and help empower people through knowledge

CAN Wiki
http://campusantiwarnetwork.pbworks.com/

This is a collaborative wiki for use by CAN members for a variety of purposes. It is currently being utlized to help organize for the 2010 CAN National Conference