Subscribe to “Clear Actions” Newsletter. Clear Actions is Peace House’s quarterly electronic newsletter. It allows us to share with one another our best thinking as we consider new frontiers in

Join us every 3rd Tuesday of the month 5 p.m. – 6 p.m. Tabu Restaurant, 76 North Pioneer Street, Ashland Enjoy excellent food, drink, and wonderful company.

Welcome.  Our Mission is to educate residents of Ashlandand the Rogue Valley on issues and organize for public advocacy and civic action.We help individuals acquire the skills of nonviolent living.We

Organizations that work for peace and justice in the Rogue Valley and with which Peace House often collaborates on particular projects and events. Collateral Repair Project (CRP) The Collateral Repair

Move to Amend Jackson County (MTAJC) Following the U.S. Supreme Court decision Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, in which the court declared that money is speech and so corporations

Uncle Food’s Diner is hosted in collaboration with the Ashland First Methodist Church.  Since its beginning in 1993, Uncle Food’s Diner has become the major feeding program for Ashland’s very

Peace House offers periodic workshops and programing to support a clearer understanding of nonviolence in theory and practice. If interested in finding out more, call Peace House at 541 482-9625

Homelessness or near homelessness is increasing in the Rogue Valley. Here in Ashland the recent fire on the plaza caused by a mentally ill homeless man has brought the issue

The Federal Budget Education Project helps clarify economic realities,  allowing citizens to understand policy choices. The workhorse of the project is a thirty-minute Power Point presentation, with script, entitled “The Federal Budget: Myths