Letters to the editor: Investing in peacebuilding

Continued from A4 e San Juan Islands Advocacy Team is a group of concerned citizens from the 2nd Congressional District of Washington working with the Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL) to lobby Congress for a sane and nonviolent foreign policy. San Juan Islands Advocacy team

As U.S. citizens, we are truly alarmed by the recent dramatic growth of violence around the world.

More needs to be done in a preventative sense, for all of our sakes.

We sincerely hope Representative Larsen will push for these requests to make a positive di erence in our world.

Orcas Island

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