Put together by a non-profit group of family members of September 11 victims, who have dedicated their time to finding alternatives to war as a response to personal and national tragedies, this book offers a collection of essays from the group's members and high profile supporters. Representing more than 50 family members, as well as more than 2000 supporters, the group has spoken in 25 states and eight foreign countries and has sent delegates to both Afghanistan and Iraq to meet with people who have also lost loved-ones due to terrorism and war.