OMNI's Appeal for Peace

At least 46 demonstrators attended OMNI's July 24, 2006 Antiwar Demonstration
at Springdale's Northwest Arkansas Convention Center.
Several protesters were interviewed by local KNWA TV.
A group from out of town called World Can't Wait joined us.
For more info on World Can't Wait, go to www.worldcantwait.net
Click here to read the Northwest Arkansas Times article about the protest

Here are some photos from the protest.
Click on the small thumbnail photos to see a larger photo. Click here to see the whole set.

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Anti-war Demonstration at the Arkansas Federation of Democratic Women

Here are some of the folks that showed up at the OMNI Center pro-peace demonstration on Saturday, July 15 on the sidewalks in front of the John Q. Hammons Convention Center in Rogers, Arkansas.
OMNI's organizers estimated the number of protesters to be between 25 and 30.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton spoke at a fundraising luncheon at the Hammons Center for the Arkansas Federation of Democratic Women. We were not there to protest Senator Clinton but to protest the US policy of war and occupation in Iraq.

This Embassy Suites & the Hammons Center are both in the new "Shoppes at Pinnacle Hills Area" at 3303 Pinnacle Hills Parkway just off US-71/I-540 in Rogers.

OMNI is currently reconsidering its schedule of monthly protests.
Please email Chris at omniprotest @ yahoo.com for the latest protest schedule.

Also Check out our photos and audio for
our March 11, 2006 Peace March and Rally
According to the Morning News, more than 500 people attend the event.

Audio of the speakers
Arkansas Indymedia's article
links to this event's photo galleries
Photo Gallery 1
Photo Gallery 2
Arkansas Indymedia's Gallery (includes high-res photos)
links to M11 news articles
Springdale Morning News Article
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Article 1
Article 2

If you have general questions about OMNI, please contact either
Dick Bennett at [email protected] or
Gladys Tiffany at [email protected]

The OMNI Center is a coalition center for Events, Information, and Coordination for the many different Peace, Justice & Ecology groups in our community. Thanks for visiting!

Located at 902 W. Maple in Fayetteville, Arkansas, in the "Deep End" facility of United Campus Ministry, the OMNI Center is intended to serve the community, the nation, and the world as a support for concerned individual citizens and as a coalition center for peace, justice, and ecology groups. Omni seeks:

A world free of war and the threat of war
A society with liberty and justice for all
A community where every person's potential may be fulfilled
An earth restored

Here are some photos from the protest. Click on the small thumbnail photos to see a larger photo. Click here to see the whole set.

Anti-war Demonstration at the Arkansas Federation of Democratic Women

Here are some of the folks that showed up at the OMNI Center pro-peace demonstration on Saturday, July 15 on the sidewalks in front of the John Q. Hammons Convention Center in Rogers, Arkansas. OMNI's organizers estimated the number of protesters to be between 25 and 30.

Here are some photos from the protest.
Click on the small thumbnail photos to see a larger photo. Click here to see the whole set.

Here are some of the folks that showed up at the OMNI Center pro-peace demonstration on Saturday, July 15 on the sidewalks in front of the John Q. Hammons Convention Center in Rogers, Arkansas.
OMNI's organizers estimated the number of protesters to be between 25 and 30.