Category Archives: HCCN

Please join Peninsula Peace & Justice for Hugh Curran’s presentation on the topic of Nonviolence and Tolerance. Hugh offered this talk at an international conference in Malta in October. Howard Room, Blue Hill Library, Friday evening December 20 at 7 … Continue reading →

From the Bangor Civic Engagement Group: Begin forwarded message: From: Christina Diebold <cpdiebold@gmail.com> Subject: Impeachment rallies Two impeachment rallies are planned for Bangor. One at noon on Monday, Dec. 16, at Rep. Jared Golden’s office on State St.  The other … Continue reading →

Reflections on Eugenics published Dec 12, 2019 by the EllsworthAmerican re-titled to: “Hate is not Science Based” Eugenics, meaning “well born”, is an ideology that believed that one’sbehavior is caused by genetics and that certain races have traits andmental abilities that … Continue reading →

  Presentation on Tolerance and Nonviolence   BLUE HILL — Peace and Reconciliation Studies educator Hugh Curran of Surry will give a presentation on Tolerance and Nonviolence at the Blue Hill Library on Friday December 20, at 7 p.m.He gave … Continue reading →

Hi, Everyone,  I am promoting some locally made products at holiday gift-buying time, because:  1) the products are earth-friendly, useful and beautiful,  2) they are unique and handmade by a conscious artist, 3) I am currently using them regularly and … Continue reading →

PENINSULA PEACE AND JUSTICE Minutes for Organizational Meeting Wednesday, December 4, 2019, at 12:00 p.m. Blue Hill Public Library Steve, Dud, Connie, Harry, John   Connie has a DVD of a recent documentary film to share: The nuns, the priests, and … Continue reading →

nativenewsonline.net Leonard Peltier’s 2019 Thanksgiving Message: “Walking on Stolen Land” Published November 23, 2019 COLEMAN, FLORIDA – Leonard Peltier, Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, who is incarcerated at the U.S. Penitentiary in Coleman, Florida, for his 1977 conviction in connection with a … Continue reading →

Please join Peninsula Peace & Justice for a screening of the Canadian award-winning documentary WATERMARK. Friday Nov 29, 7 p.m., Blue Hill Library. WATERMARK-POSTER.pdf 5dddd8b1ac6d3

Begin forwarded message: From: tony ferrara <123ferrara@gmail.com> To All Concerned with Earth’s Health, November 29th is a special day. Extinction Rebellion, FridaysforFuture, and Global Student Strike are all conducting climate actions on that Friday. We too will gather in solidarity … Continue reading →

From: “Global Network” <globalnet@mindspring.com> This Issue Public Access TV Program                         Please share with your lists   This Issue host Bruce Gagnon interviews guests Kathleen McFadden & Nacole Palmer from Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America.  Their organization, … Continue reading →