This unique tour celebrates some of the city's many peacemaking forebearers. Come learn about the strategic peace of Massasoit, Great Sachem of Wampanoag peoples. Meet the Black laborer whose case ended slavery in Massachusetts. Hear the stirring speeches of abolitionists and advocates for the rights of women and immigrants. Dramatic re-enactments and audience participation make […]

An evening reading of poems.

With tensions heightening across the world, nuclear weapons are no longer a Cold War relic. Come hear a distinguished panel of experts speak about nuclear-affected communities, the gendered consequences of […]

Air Force C.O. Joy Metzler is the featured speaker at the Center for Nonviolent Solutions fall fundraiser. Join us for a Peace Meal, music, and Joy's inspiring story of resistance […]

Join us for a celebration of Block Island a new collection of poems, photos and letters by Daniel Berrigan, American Jesuit priest, anti-war activist, pacifist, and writer. Thursday, October 9, […]

Sumud at Sea: Brother's Bold Stand with the Gaza Flotilla Dive into the Global Sumud Flotilla—a historic mission of 42 vessels from around the world, defying Israel's siege on Gaza […]

  Open Call: Peaceful Futures Lee Mingwei's Our Peaceable Kingdom exhibition (on view through Feb 1) at the Worcester Art Museum showcases multiple visual responses to Edward Hicks' painting of similar name, asking the […]

Free and open to the public. Fireside Lounge/Dana Commons Clark University, 950 Main Street, Worcester, MA Organized by Peace and Conflict Studies at Clark University

What will it take to advance a more just US policy in the Middle East? Former US State Department official Josh Paul tackles this and other questions in an informative […]

Join us for the first of our monthly community sing-alongs of songs for peace and justice. You bring your voice; we will provide the words and the music. Singers of […]