PeaceWalk 2024 is an opportunity to expose and discuss the enormous costs and causes of war with our fellow citizens, and to explore ways to nonviolently create a peaceful and truly prosperous society for all. We will draw attention to the existential threats to life on our planet–nuclear war and destruction of our environment–and highlight the connections between militarism, the weapons manufacturers that profit from it, and climate change.
Humanity’s survival depends on finding alternatives to war and militarism. The resources that we currently pour into death and destruction, including Israel’s genocide in Gaza, must be redirected toward saving our planet from catastrophic
climate change and providing healthcare, housing, jobs, and education for all. Join us for all or part of this 600-mile walk for peace and the planet.
Events in New Hampshire
• Tuesday, May 7, Portsmouth
6 pm: Welcome the Walkers to New Hampshire, Portsmouth Market Square
• Wednesday, May 8, Dover
2-3 pm: Ceasefire Vigil, Rep. Chris Pappas office, 660 Central Ave.
3:30-5 pm: Informal reception, Dover Friends Meeting, 141 Central Ave,
• Wednesday, May 8, Duham
6 pm: Potluck and Conversation, Community Church of Durham, 17 Main St.
• Thursday, May 9, Hampton
6 pm: Potluck and Conversation, First Congregational Church of Hampton, 127
Winnacunnet Rd.
• Friday, May 10, Seabrook
Time and location tba: Vigil and Public Remembering of the Clamshell Alliance
Actions near Seabrook Nuclear Power Station
• Friday, May 10, Exeter
6 pm: Potluck and Conversation, First Unitarian Universalist Society of Exeter,
12 Elm St.
Humanity’s survival depends on finding alternatives to war and militarism. The resources that we currently pour into death and destruction, including Israel’s genocide in Gaza, must be redirected toward saving our planet from catastrophic
climate change and providing healthcare, housing, jobs, and education for all. Join us for all or part of this 600-mile walk for peace and the planet.
Events in New Hampshire
• Tuesday, May 7, Portsmouth
6 pm: Welcome the Walkers to New Hampshire, Portsmouth Market Square
• Wednesday, May 8, Dover
2-3 pm: Ceasefire Vigil, Rep. Chris Pappas office, 660 Central Ave.
3:30-5 pm: Informal reception, Dover Friends Meeting, 141 Central Ave,
• Wednesday, May 8, Duham
6 pm: Potluck and Conversation, Community Church of Durham, 17 Main St.
• Thursday, May 9, Hampton
6 pm: Potluck and Conversation, First Congregational Church of Hampton, 127
Winnacunnet Rd.
• Friday, May 10, Seabrook
Time and location tba: Vigil and Public Remembering of the Clamshell Alliance
Actions near Seabrook Nuclear Power Station
• Friday, May 10, Exeter
6 pm: Potluck and Conversation, First Unitarian Universalist Society of Exeter,
12 Elm St.
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