In the second of our new brown bag lunch series, join Peace House's new Executive Director, Meg Wade, for a conversation on local and state transportation challenges and why transit matters when we talk about peace, justice, and civil rights. Meg has written about rural transit and mobility justice for Oregon Humanities and other publications. […]
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.
This highly interactive event led by Lisa Ebony, who has provided a free community meal served with love and respect for three years, will help you connect your passion to local action.
Join the Rabble Rousers every Saturday at Veterans Park at Highway 99 and Stewart Avenue (next to the Medford Armory).
Make resistance dolls and rock paintings and Valentines for Minnesota.
Filmed in Canada, viewers see how trauma healing work, ceremony, land and language, can help people navigate the deep echoes of inter-generational trauma.
One Resistance Hour a Day Keeps Fascism at Bay! Join others every Tuesday at the Central Point Overpass located near Upton Road.
Every Tuesday, Peace House hosts a free community meal downtown Ashland.
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.
