December 1 : World Aids Day 70th Anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott International Prisoners for Peace Day For over 60 years, War Resisters’ International (of which P.E.A.C.E. is an associate member) have on this day, announced the stories and names of those imprisoned because of their actions for peace. […]
What I have come to understand is that everyone is a Light. The skin is only a blanket, and underneath that blanket is Light. When a Circle is made, it makes all the Lights brighter, and that gets the attention of the Spirits – the Grandmothers and Grandfathers. It doesn’t […]
We have revised last month’s resolution: We, in P.E.A.C.E., value all life. Therefore, war is a tragedy for all, especially the children.
Tell Senators and Representatives to end the shut down and prevent children and families from losing Child Care Funding and Head Start.
Weetumuw School’s Lower Elementary classes (ages 6 to 9) created a Little Free Library on tribal Powwow grounds for their Peace Project.
This month’s song, Ziinzibaakwadaaboo Nagamowin, is a Native American song about collecting maple sap for sugar.
Peace Path by Heid E. Erdrich speaks to the real and metaphorical walk taken by Native Americans over the centuries.
Stacey Abrams and the Fight to Vote and Make a Pretty Sound: A Story of Ella Jenkins, are by Traci N. Todd and illustrated by Eleanor Davis.