The seasons are changing, and so are we. Join Peace House this December for a party to honor some major transitions for our organization, and to gather in community as we wrap up the eventful year of 2025. At the end of this month, our long-time Executive Director, Elizabeth Hallett, will be stepping away. Effective […]
Join our new Executive Director, Meg Wade, in the Peace House kitchen for casual conversation. Come ask all the questions you want, and let’s get to know one another! This is also a good time to stop in if you're curious about volunteering with Peace House for the first time. Swing by any time between 1 […]
Join us for the first in our new occasional series of brown bag lunches, where we make space to address the heavy issues of the day in a friendly environment. In January, we’ll have the opportunity to put the current events in Venezuela into the broader context of U.S. involvement in Latin America, with the […]
Join our new Executive Director, Meg Wade, in the Peace House kitchen for casual conversation. Come ask all the questions you want, and let’s get to know one another! This is also a good time to stop in if you're curious about volunteering with Peace House or any of our many projects. Swing by any […]
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. […]
What’s encryption? Why use Signal? How do you gauge when to share information with others and when to withhold it? Learn some of the basics of security culture, and how keeping your own information secure and safe can help protect others in your community. As they say at Fight for the Future, “Digital security is […]
Note: We are postponing this session to be in solidarity with the Day Without an Immigrant Action taking place in Medford! We will be rescheduling soon. If you'd like to get registration info for the next time, send an email to meg@peacehouse.net. Boycotts, strikes, tax resistance — these are just a few of the nonviolent […]
This July 4th will be the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, and we’re expecting an escalation in fascist rhetoric and pressure to narrowly define citizenship and patriotism. How can we find ways to push back on this culture of authoritarianism in the lead-up to July 4th? How do we honor our democratic ideals […]
Hear from Avram Sacks of Jewish Voice for Peace about harvesting olives in the West Bank of Palestine with the Center for Jewish Nonviolence.
Online ticket sales end Monday morning. Tickets available at the door! If you purchased a ticket online, just show your email confirmation at the entrance. Parking in the lot across the street. About the film: A survivor of the Hiroshima atomic bomb confronts her trauma and gathers seeds of trees that survived the blast, planting […]
The residents of Hiroshima were bombed at 8:15 a.m. local time the morning of August 6th, 1945. This is why each year we gather at 8 a.m., taking a moment of silence at 8:15 to remember the consequences of the bombing and its aftermath, both in Hiroshima and in Nagasaki three days later. We hope […]
On Nagasaki Day, join us to watch the short film An Ordinary Insanity (starring Daniel Ellsberg), then discuss the ongoing threat from nuclear weapons, and learn about opportunities to take action right here in Oregon—including campaigns to stop uranium and other weapons-related mining projects.
