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US “Magical Thinking” in Afghanistan: From the 1979 Carter White House to Today (A Webinar by the Friends of the Peace Center)
On Friday, September 11th at 1:00PM PST via ZOOM, the Friends of Mt Diablo Peace & Justice Center hosted a guest presentation by Paul Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Gould, the husband and wife team who wrote two blockbuster books: “Invisible History:
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Visit VoteClimate2020.org!
Vote Climate 2020 is a Get Out The Vote (GOTV) campaign and a global Internet broadcast to promote voting for climate crisis solutions. Vote Climate 2020 was started by Robert Manning, longtime friend of the Peace Center and retired blind
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“Addressing Climate Anxiety with Dr. Sarah Ray” – Webinar Recording now LIVE!
Hello community! We are excited to announce that the video recording of the webinar we held with Professor Sarah Ray is now live on youtube! In the webinar we had the privilege to hear from Dr. Sarah Ray, Associate Professor
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July Updates from the Center!
Hello from the Peace Center! I would like to extend a huge thank you to all of our members and those who have continued to support our work over the past couple of months. These are tumultuous times, making day
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2020 Art & Writing Challenge Award Winners + Youth Activist Recipients
We would like to extend a huge thank you to every student, teacher, and community member who participated in and helped to support our contest this year. This annual challenge for students is one of the highlights of our programming
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“Addressing Climate Anxiety” – An Interview with Professor Sarah Ray, Humboldt State University
On Thursday July 9th, the Peace Center will be hosting our first ever webinar in collaboration with the MDUUC Climate Action committee. We are excited to welcome Professor Sarah Ray, Department Chair of Environmental Studies at Humboldt State University. Her
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.