Mike Giocondo

At different times in his life, Mike Giocondo was a journalist in the mainstream media, a Catholic brother, a labor reporter for the Daily World, and later the People's World, a union organizer, and a member and supporter of the Communist Party USA. Throughout all those years he was a fighter for peace and justice. In 1971, he was arrested inside the Camden Selective Service Office to destroy draft files as a member of what is now known as the Camden 28. Giocondo died in 2014.

LATEST ARTICLES BY Mike Giocondo

World

Secret-spiller Assange appears in public
August 23, 2012 By Mike Giocondo
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says his organization will take action Aug. 25 with the support of twelve Latin American countries.
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U.S.

Progressive alliance charts new course for Latin America
March 26, 2012 By Mike Giocondo
Over 250 people, including students, teaches, unionists, and political activists, attended the two-day conference on this city's north side.
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Peace

22,000 say: Close the School of the Americas
December 1, 2006 By W. T. Whitney Jr. And Mike Giocondo

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U.S.

Elderly vent anger over flu shot crisis
October 22, 2004 By Mike Giocondo

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PrintEditions

Bill Hogan, peace and justice activist
January 23, 2004 By Mike Giocondo

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