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Jo Comerford, Executive Director of the National Priorities Project, gave the keynote talk at the Active Community Teach-In on Saturday, October 9th 2010. You can download her presentation as pdf & mp3 files below:
Appearance by author and activist David Swanson at the Center on Nov. 5, 2009:
Video clips from our Walk for Real Security on Sept. 12, 2009:
Local media coverage and full program from our Hiroshima/Nagasaki commemoration:
Local media coverage from the 2009 HOPE Festival in April:
Joseph Gerson keynote (AUDIO) from March 21, 2009 Teach-In:
March 19, 2009 press event on 6-years of war and the Obama era, full program and local coverage:
Local media coverage of our September 13, 2008 peace rally:
Click below for local coverage of our Sept. 10, 2008 news event:
Click below to see Ch. 7 coverage from our May 21, 2008 press conference on war funding:
Click HERE for our March 19, 2008 press conference with Veterans for Peace.
Click HERE to view extensive local teevee coverage of the 5-yr anniversary of the Iraq war on March 19, 2008.
Delivering Peace Voter Pledges, on 5th anniversary of war, March 19, 2008:
Recent podcastsWe Need Your Knowledge & Experience
Sunday, October 30th, 1–5 pm
at the Peace & Justice Center
The Peace & Justice Center of Eastern Maine is embarking on an exciting and ambitious initiative! Let’s assure that the voices of individuals concerned with peace, justice, and environmental sustainability in Eastern Maine are strong in the decades to come. We [...]
Sunday, October 30, 7 pm
Budrus is an award-winning documentary film that shows how a Palestinian village in the West Bank defeated Israeli occupation through unarmed resistance. Budrus shines a light on people who choose nonviolence to confront a threat. With today’s pessimism about the plight of Palestinians, conflict in the Middle East, and Israel’s future, [...]
The November 2011 edition of the P&J Newsletter is available
for download here. It is a 1.4 MB PDF file.
Hello.
I was one of the 1,262 people from all over the country (at least 8 from Maine) who were arrested late this summer in Washington D.C. as we stood to ask President Obama not to sign a permit for the Keystone XL pipeline.
When I came home, many people asked me about the protest (my name [...]
