Peace

Join Food not Bombs in celebrating 30 years of free meals and political protest. Food Not Bombs started as an anti-nuclear action against the Seabrook, New Hampshire Power Plant in 1980. Since then it has blossomed into an international movement providing free food and helping various grassroots struggles across the globe.

Anyone who is interested in helping plan this festival to take place next spring should come to an Open Community Meeting on October 22nd at 7pm at the Community Church Of Boston, located in Copley Square at 565 Boylston St #2, Boston, MA

"Why to Do It and How to Do It" workshop with Mike Prokosh

Mike Prokosh is a Board Member of United for a Fair Economy and the Eastern Mass. 25% Solution Campaign.

2:30-4:30PM
Robbins Library Community Room

Canvassing Peace poster

Friends Gallery

Canvassing Peace offers a a kaleidoscope of artists' perspectives on the meaning of peace,democracy, community, social identity, and the impact of wars past and present on the human psyche. Nine uniquely expressive artists explore the range of emotion generated during the arduous journey to social justice and the bureaucracies and barriers to peace encountered along the way.