Welcome

The Jeannette Rankin Peace Center exists to connect and empower people to build a socially just, non-violent and sustainable community and world.

We are committed to a process of reflection, dialogue and action, both in times of crisis and in the ongoing work of peacemaking.

We believe that informed, engaged citizens are the foundation of both democracy and peace, and aim our efforts at supporting both. More

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To receive this weekly in your inbox, send a request to peace@jrpc.org. If you'd like to submit an item for our calendar or weekly electronic newsletter, please email the information to peace@jrpc.org. the e-news is sent out each thursday at about noon. Submission deadline is the Wednesday evening prior at 5 pm.

Spring 2010 Peace & Justice film Series Schedule

Search For Peace deadline for entries April 7, 2010

Once again, we will be accepting submissions from elementary school, middle school, high school and college youth in any media they choose to express the theme "Speaking volumes: Transforming..." Prizes will be awrded at a community event on April 22. Download a detailed poster about the event and an entry form today and get started!

We will be scheduling some ongoing classes in the practice of Nonviolence as created by Marshal Rosenberg, taught by NVC trainer Karen Murphy. For more information or to sign up, call 543-3955

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"Missoula's Peace Park is growing"

Peace park We are making great progress builidng a stone wall for our gathering area in the park thanks to the hard work and direction of David Claman. But we could still use help -- and donations to cover the cost of stone and equipment. Call 543-3955 for more information or to help.