TECHNICAL ISSUES
	Where do I sign the Call?
	On the home page (www.womensaynotowar.org) look to the left navigation bar where it says 'SIGN THE CALL NOW!' Click on this link to see the petition page. Fill in the "form" with your name, city, country, email, and other required fields. Below the "form " is a button that says "sign now!." Click the button to sign the call! Your name should appear on the list below within the next hour. If you cannot see your name , email info@womensaynotowar.org. You can link directly to the petition sign-on page by clicking or cutting and pasting the following link: http://www.democracyinaction.org/dia/organizations/codepink/petition.jsp?petition_KEY=185&t=WSNTW2.dwt We hope that you will also forward our website address: http://www.womensaynotowar.org to all your friends and ask them to join in this global peacemaking effort!
	Why am I having trouble signing the petition?
	Due to the overwhelming response to the Global Women's Call, a large number of people are accessing the website at the same time. This in turn may slow other people's access. If this is happening, we advise that you return to the site at a later time to sign up. We thank you for your patience. If you continue to have trouble or see a problem that you think is out of the ordinary, please notify webmistress@codepinkalert.org.
	How do I print a copy of the petition?
	The Call can be downloaded in several languages from the website and distributed to your friends. The "download resources" link in the navigation bar takes you to a page where you can download and print documents of the call in several languages, as well as a spreadsheet to make it easy for you to collect names. If you do collect names in hard copy, keep the sheet and deliver the names to the U.S. embassy in your area if you are overseas! You can also enter the names, email addresses, city and state into the excel spreadsheet and email it to info@womensaynotowar.org. If your only option is to mail the petition to us, please drop it in the mail to: WOMEN SAY NO TO WAR 2017 Mission Street San Francisco. CA 94110
JOINING THE CAMPAIGN
	I want to be listed as an "endorser" of the call. What should I do?
	Currently, we are only accepting endorsements from organizations that can help us publicize the call. Please ask the director of your organization if your group would like to join the Call, and help the campaign by spreading the word through your group's email lists. If your group can partner with us, email info@womensaynotowar.org for further instructions, tools and links.
	I'm a man. Can I sign the petition?
	Yes! Men in solidarity with 'WOMEN SAY NO TO WAR' are invited to join us by signing the call and participating in March 8 events.
	I want to help spread the word, but most people in my area don't have Internet access. What can I do?
	Please download a spreadsheet for collecting names and a hard copy of the petition by clicking here. Please keep the signatures you collect organized in one place. If you can enter the names into a spreadsheet, please do so and email it to info@womensaynotowar.org. If you would like to mail the list of names instead, drop it in the mail to: WOMEN SAY NO TO WAR 2017 Mission Street San Francisco. CA 94110 We also hope that you will get involved by planning an action on March 8. See below for instructions!
	I'm a local activist and want to arrange an action on March 8. What should I do?
	Be creative! We at CODEPINK believe that everyone has the power and creativity to construct an appropriate, fun action that will inspire and activate people in your area. You can hold an event, do street theater, build a puppet, organize a vigil, lobby your local representative - and those are just basic ideas. Click here to see more! If you can come to Washington DC to march with us to the White House, we'd love to have you. Sign up to come to Washington here. If you live outside the US and are near a US embassy or consulate, we hope you will help us deliver signatures from the petition to U.S. embassies and consulates. You can email info@womensaynotowar.org for more information. Don't forget to register if you are delivering signed petitions to a U.S. Embassy or Consular office, holding an action, or want to connect with others going to DC. Click here to register your event!
	What if I don't see an event listed in my town?
	There may not be one - so you should organize one! If you are organizing an event, please enter the information on the online calendar. Remember, the Events page is still in process, so visit again to find out more details about events in your area. If you don't know if your town has a local CODEPINK chapter, but want to connect with the coordinator to organize an action, please visit our locals page and find a local group in your area.
	What events are taking place in Washington DC during March?
	CODEPINK will be going to Washington DC with our 100,000 signatures on March 7-8. A delegation of Iraqi and American women, including mothers who have lost their children in this war, will travel to Washington DC to pressure the Bush administration, meet with congresspeople, hold public events and strategize for future actions. More information will be available soon; to receive updates, information, and to connect with others also going to DC, please sign up here.
	I want to come to Washington DC. Is there a rideshare board?
	As we get closer to March 8, additional information will be added to the website regarding events and transportation/travel and other details, please visit the website at a later time. You can also connect with your local CODEPINK chapter to organize a rideshare; visit our locals page to find the coordinator in your area.
GENERAL INFORMATION
	Why women?
	Women Say No To War is not a campaign exclusively for women -- we invite men to join us -- but we are particularly eager to see mothers, grandmothers, sisters, and daughters, female workers, students, teachers, healers, artists, writers, singers, poets and all outraged woman rise up and oppose the war in Iraq. In any war, but particularly in this war in Iraq, women and children bear the brunt of the cost of war. We are the ones who have to cope with destroyed infrastructure, unsafe streets, and lack of sanitation. Here in the US, our children and women are watching as federal funds are siphoned away from schools and healthcare into what seems to be an endless war. Because we bear this cost, we are vital to the peacemaking process, and we should initiate it. Women have been the guardians of life -- not because we are better or purer or more innately nurturing than men, but because the men have busied themselves making war. Because of our responsibility to the next generation, because of our own love for our families and communities, it is time we women devote ourselves wholeheartedly to the business of making peace.
	What is CODEPINK?
	CODEPINK is a women led and women initiated grassroots peace and social justice movement dedicated to stopping the war in Iraq, preventing future wars, and redirecting our resources into life-affirming activities, like education and healthcare. Please visit http://www.codepinkalert.org/ for more information.
There is a lot of information available at www.womensaynotowar.org. Please take time to look at and read through the various pages. Thousands have already signed. Help us reach thousands more!