First in a series of candlelight vigils leading up to the unveiling of Micah Blacklight's sculpture "Ancestor's Future: Crystallizing Our Call," which stores the names from the Say Their Names Tee-Shirts previously adorning Railroad Park. Each vigil will honor a portion of the names while creating space for their stories. This event features stories of […]
A silent, non-violent vigil in the Quaker tradition, for peace in Palestine,
and for the end of US taxpayer support for bombs takes place every Friday.
One Resistance Hour a Day Keeps Fascism at Bay! Join others every Tuesday at the Central Point Overpass located near Upton Road. This is a community event and not sponsored by Peace House.
One Resistance Hour a Day Keeps Fascism at Bay! Join the Rabble Rousers every Tuesday at the intersection of Barnett and Highland.
This talk will examine the growing instability surrounding global fossil fuel markets, how international transportation and supply chains influence energy prices, and why recent disruptions highlight the need for greater electrification and local energy resilience.
One Resistance Hour a Day Keeps Fascism at Bay! Join others at the South Medford Overpass on Wednesdays.
An hour of silence to focus on what brings Peace and Love into the world. Individually and collectively. Some have used the time to do art, play music, knit or even read.
A silent, non-violent vigil in the Quaker tradition, for peace in Palestine,
and for the end of US taxpayer support for bombs takes place every Friday.
One Resistance Hour a Day Keeps Fascism at Bay! Join others every Tuesday at the Central Point Overpass located near Upton Road. This is a community event and not sponsored by Peace House.
One Resistance Hour a Day Keeps Fascism at Bay! Join the Rabble Rousers every Tuesday at the intersection of Barnett and Highland.
One Resistance Hour a Day Keeps Fascism at Bay! Join others at the South Medford Overpass on Wednesdays.
An hour of silence to focus on what brings Peace and Love into the world. Individually and collectively. Some have used the time to do art, play music, knit or even read.
