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John Walsh: The Ukraine War Enters the 2024 US Presidential Election – Stage Right
We’d like to share a highly informative article written by Peace Center Advocacy Committee member, John Walsh. It was published by our friends over at ANTIWAR.COM on March 28th, 2023
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Tuesday, join the California Poor People’s Campaign in reading Dr. King’s prophetic speech
Online reading of Dr. King’s prophetic speechTuesday, April 4th, 6:30pm PT | RSVP On April 4, 1967, exactly one year before his tragic assassination, Dr. King delivered his prophetic speech, “Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence.” We believe that Dr. King’s words were precautionary and visionary, providing both a diagnosis and a cure – “a…
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Reminder: Film For Women’s History Month MONDAY NIGHT at 7 pm (Peacock Theater, Rossmoor)
For Information please contact: Karen Perkins (925-433-5142)
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Mt. Diablo Unitarian Universalist Church Presents a Film Screening! (April 23rd, 12PM)
“The Ants and the Grasshopper” Movie Discussion and Lunch Registration Page Organized by the Interfaith Council of Contra Costa County and Faith in Action East BayDate: Sunday, Apr 23, 2023Time: 12:00 PM — 1:00 PM Problems? Questions? Email publications@mduuc.org
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Activist Alert, March 20th
Artwork: Meredith SternStern’s multifaceted practice includes printmaking, drumming, collage, gardening, and ceramic arts. She views art as a powerful medium of communication to visualize a more just and peaceful world, and to celebrate the power of mutual aid and collective resistance. Her work is in the permanent collections at the Library of Congress, The RISD…
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Activist Alert, March 13th
Our Art & Writing Challenge + Youth Activist Awards for students of Contra Costa County is now OPEN! Topic/Prompt for 2023:“Young People Making a Difference” Contest Website: www.creatingpeacefulschools.weebly.comContest Deadline: April 21st Our Art & Writing Challenge, named in honor of its founder Dennis T. Thomas, is organized to encourage local youth to address issues of peace…
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.