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Peace Activist Updates, 10/19
Thank goodness for the rain! It has been so refreshing to finally see a bit of rain in the bay area lately – and it looks like we’re in store for some more in the next coming weeks. We encourage […]
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Peace Activist Updates, October 5th
Hello Peace Center Community! We hope your Monday is off to a peaceful start. The sun we enjoyed here in the Bay Area this past weekend was much needed! I am feeling extremely grateful today as I reflect on the […]
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Friends of the Peace Center Webinar: Friday, September 10th @ 4:00PM (PST) – ZOOM LINK HERE!
Afghanistan to 9-11: What is the Connection? an event organized by the Friends of the Peace Center Friday, September 10th, 4:00PM on ZOOM ZOOM LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88584951376 The discussion will be led by John Ryan, Ph.D., a retired professor of geography and senior scholar at the […]
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Peace Activist Updates: August 30th
Hello Peace Center Community!With this weekly update, we intend to keep you informed on what we are up to as well as news from like-minded community groups and non-profits. In addition to these updates, the Advocacy Committee of the Peace […]
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Friends of MDPJC Event, Friday 3:30 / Poor People’s Campaign comes to Rossmoor !
On Friday, July 16th, from 3:30 – 5:30, The Mt. Diablo Peace and Justice Center will host an event at the Vista Room at Hillside, with speakers from the Poor People’s Campaign. Dr. Mark Sapir, retired community clinic doctor, and Peg Miller, retired […]
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23rd Annual Dennis Thomas Art and Writing Challenge for Students of Contra Costa! (+ Youth Activist Awards!)
We are proud to announce the award winning students from our 23rd Annual Dennis Thomas Art and Writing Challenge! This year, students were asked to respond to the theme: Daring to Dream: What Will Emerge? We asked students to consider […]
About the Center
We exist to offer Contra Costa County residents a choice – a choice in how to view the world through peaceful eyes, to view Contra Costa County as part of the global family. Showing support for community programs allows the Center to work towards engendering new ways of thinking in every citizen. That choice includes how we spend our time and money, and the picture of what peace looks like gets clearer as we take actions that reflect our resolve to be the change we want to see.