JerryAnne Boggis tells is about her work with the NH Black Heritage Trail and talks about the importance of preserving history to shaping a more just and equitable future.
Fawn Gaudet and Rep. Catherine Sifikitis tell us about their work to protect pollinators and our food supply, and stave off the sixth mass extinction event.
Michael Ferber: Nonviolent Theory in Action
Bruce Gagnon: Is Russia Truly Our Enemy?
Andy Davis: Changing the World One Story at a Time
Kevin Martin, National Peace Action President updates us on our shared priorities and work together.
Professor Eric Cheyfitz discusses how the ideology of American Exceptionalism effects culture and policy.
Members of NH Friends of Combatants for Peace lead a compassionate listening session with readings from Combatants.
Erika Perez from NH Youth Movement: How and why to work with youth.
Deborah Opramolla: The Poor People’s Campaign in New Hampshire-Honoring the legacy of Dr. King on his birthday we host the NH Chair of the Poor People’s Campaign.
Moved Goalposts: How our current work might change under a Biden administration.
Housing Jubilee! An old custom explored as a solution to our current crisis.
Perspectives on Antisemitism from the Only Jewish Kid in Town
Paul Kawika Martin and Lilly Dragnev from Peace Action’s national office brief us on the path forward now that we know the 2020 election results.
The Nightmare of US Immigration Policy with Grace Kindeke and Maggie Fogarty
Paul and Denise Pouliot: The Movement for Indigenous People’s Day
Fall Fundraiser: Stories of Peace and Change
The International Day of Peace: A Query, A Quest and A Quandary
Misty Crompton and the Just Schools Movement
Michael McPhearson: Race and the War Machine
Black Lives Matter in NH with Ronelle Tsheila and Martin Toe
Remembering Hiroshima and Nagasaki with Rev. Elizabeth Theoharis, Masako Wada, and Kevin Martin
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Vision
We envisage a future where international relations are based on cooperation instead of competition and conflict, and where mutual benefit and shared security lead to a more peaceful and just global community.
Mission
NH Peace Action educates, mobilizes, and organizes, to build a more peaceful and just future for all.
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JerryAnne Boggis tells is about her work with the NH Black Heritage Trail and talks about the importance of preserving history to shaping a more just and equitable future.
Fawn Gaudet and Rep. Catherine Sifikitis tell us about their work to protect pollinators and our food supply, and stave off the sixth mass extinction event.
Michael Ferber: Nonviolent Theory in Action
Bruce Gagnon: Is Russia Truly Our Enemy?
Andy Davis: Changing the World One Story at a Time
Kevin Martin, National Peace Action President updates us on our shared priorities and work together.
Professor Eric Cheyfitz discusses how the ideology of American Exceptionalism effects culture and policy.
Members of NH Friends of Combatants for Peace lead a compassionate listening session with readings from Combatants.
Erika Perez from NH Youth Movement: How and why to work with youth.
Deborah Opramolla: The Poor People’s Campaign in New Hampshire-Honoring the legacy of Dr. King on his birthday we host the NH Chair of the Poor People’s Campaign.
Moved Goalposts: How our current work might change under a Biden administration.
Housing Jubilee! An old custom explored as a solution to our current crisis.
Perspectives on Antisemitism from the Only Jewish Kid in Town
Paul Kawika Martin and Lilly Dragnev from Peace Action’s national office brief us on the path forward now that we know the 2020 election results.
The Nightmare of US Immigration Policy with Grace Kindeke and Maggie Fogarty
Paul and Denise Pouliot: The Movement for Indigenous People’s Day
Fall Fundraiser: Stories of Peace and Change
The International Day of Peace: A Query, A Quest and A Quandary
Misty Crompton and the Just Schools Movement
Michael McPhearson: Race and the War Machine
Black Lives Matter in NH with Ronelle Tsheila and Martin Toe
Remembering Hiroshima and Nagasaki with Rev. Elizabeth Theoharis, Masako Wada, and Kevin Martin
Social:
About
Vision
We envisage a future where international relations are based on cooperation instead of competition and conflict, and where mutual benefit and shared security lead to a more peaceful and just global community.
Mission
NH Peace Action educates, mobilizes, and organizes, to build a more peaceful and just future for all.