Wheels of Justice

Joshua Brollier, 25, recently participated in Witness Against War- a 450 mile walk from Chicago to St. Paul that was organized by Voices for Creative Non-Violence to challenge and nonviolently resist our country’s continuing war and occupation of Iraq. He was one of the thirteen members of the campaign to engage in non-violent civil resistance at Ft. McCoy. Joshua took direct action against war funding in 2007 by participating in an affinity group action during the Occupation Project at senator Dick Durbin’s office in Chicago. In 2005-06, Josh tutored refugees from Afghanistan, Sudan, and Somalia while living in Binghamton, Memphis. He also spent three months in Zimbabwe during 2004- working with youth orphaned from AIDS at Masiye Camp. He graduated with a BA in history from the University of Memphis and has since held several positions working with at-risk youth.