The Struggle for Peace Intensifies Massachusetts Peace Action 2020 Annual Meeting Location TBA (Boston/Cambridge) As we enter a pivotal election year, the US/Israeli/Saudi drive for supremacy in the Middle East and control of the world’s oil supply is intensifying, most clearly shown by the assassination …
Get Into Gear with Bikes Not Bombs (BNB) at Flat Top Johnny’s at 1 Kendall Square in Cambridge on Thursday, July 25th from 6-7:30pm. This is a great opportunity to learn more about BNB and meet other like-minded people, while enjoying complimentary appetizers and free pool. …
Dorchester People for Peace will be marching again this year in the Dorchester Day Parade on June 2 along with our friends and allied organizations. If you can’t make the parade, you are welcome to the cookout after! (see below) We’re in Division 3 this year: Line up by 12:30 (or …
Conference on the social and economic costs of endless wars, Friday afternoon April 26th at MIT Pre-Register at cost-war-apr19.bpt.me/: Students and low income FREE, General Admission 12.00, Supporter 75.00 (thanked at event and in program) 2:00 pm: The Tasks We Face: Jonathan King, MIT and …
Come join the Monks, Nuns and concerned citizens as we begin our 18th annual “Walk for a New Spring” and our continuing the tradition of “walking the talk” of peace in our communities, in our country and in our world. Make plans to join us …
In support of the Second US-North Korea summit, we, Korean-Americans and allies will “standout” at Park Street Station on Tuesday February 26 at 5 pm (gather at 4:30). A few hours ahead of the historic summit, we will call for our fellow Americans to join …
People in the US get a very one-sided view of the war in Syria from the mainstream media. What is the reality? What do Syrians want? Jeff Klein, a retired machinist and local trade-union president active with the anti-war group Dorchester People for Peace and …
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