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Children First...children at the peace museum Past Events, Exhibits & Projects
African Connections for an
afternoon of cinema for the
conscientious at the
Dayton International Peace Museum. Date: July 25, 2009
Time: 3:00-5:00 p.m.
Location: Dayton
International Peace Museum (Peace
Hall, behind main building)
208 W.
Monument Ave. Dayton, Ohio 45402
Film:
The Other Europe is a penetrating study of the economics and politics behind the immigration debate. The film provides a cross-section of the immigrant experience, in Spain, Germany, and England. It argues that the West is sending a contradictory message to immigrants: the economic system indicates there are plenty of jobs that will pay more than could ever be earned at home; but the political systems warn we don’t want you.
Format: After a brief introduction of the film, it will be viewed followed by dialogue
Thank You,
Osir Okumu-Kinywa
African Connections
osirkinywa@yahoo.com COOL SOUPS FOR A HOT CAUSE
SAVE THE
DATE—FRIDAY, JULY 31ST!
11:30 AM-1:00 PM
208
The Cool Soups Luncheon is one of the
annual fundraisers. The Dayton Art Institute’s Cafe Monet, as
well as museum volunteers, are donating refreshing summer soups
like Gazpacho, Vichyssoise and Ginger Carrot Bisque. Ashley’s
Pastry Shop of Oakwood is baking fresh bread.
Come and enjoy a great lunch and uplifting fellowship in the
most Peaceful spot in town! Your donation of $15 will support
the Museum’s important programming to help make Dayton a City of Peace.
Rev. Julie Olmsted will speak at 12:15 p.m.
on "Listening to Peace." She is a regular contributor to the Religion pages of the Dayton
Daily News and the pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in
Tickets are $15. Pay at the door with reservations. Parking is
free — enter our parking lot from
Gallery Opening Exhibition" Know Justice
Know Peace " an Exhibition of
Paintings by Max Ginsburg His work is suffused with the energy of
the city and it’s people: its vendors, its protestors, its
athletes, and musicians. The power of his work stems from both
his belief in the immediacy of a shared, realistic viewpoint and
his strong belief in humanism. His work explores issues of
class, race, and gender and in recent years has gone on to
examine more subtle relationships within society, such as the
way we care for our elderly, our young, and in the wake of 9/11,
notions of patriotism. Artenade comes to Dayton (Artenade, Ohio Homepage) Artenade is a Art Collective established in Iceland on a
voluntary basis and managed by young professional and students
of international background who share the same interest in
humanitarianism. Artenade acts in a non-profit capacity with the
largest part of their turnover generated from exhibition going
to charitable causes and the Artists. Art of Peace & Arrigo Musti Exhibition Artist of the
Americas are invited to submit their paintings for this first
event of its kind in the U.S. Artist and non-artist are invited
to make a submission. We are looking for work that accurately
depicts the message of world peace, the suffering caused by war,
the irony of violence, and the hope for positive change. If you are interested in participating in the event, you can go to http://www.artenade.com/ohio/SubmitWork.aspx and should you wish to support the event, please feel free to contact the organizers. So get inspired. Artenade is October 22 to Nov 1st for
artist exhibiting at the
Arrigo Musti at the Missing Peace Art Space Arrigo Musti will be coming to Dayton and Wright State University to speak about his work
Fall 2006 - Fall 2007 Events & Exhibit Report Director's report on trip to Pakistan April 2008 Second Annual (2007)
MONTGOMERY
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' PROCLAMATION DAYTON'S INTERNATIONAL PEACE DAY FESTIVAL 2007
MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION Dayton, Ohio Mayor's Proclamation for International Peace Day 2006
Springboro
High School Art Class Exhibit:
SEE ONE OF THEIR SONGS ON YOUTUBE. 2007's FIRST VOLUNTEER MEETING MIAMI VALLEY SOLDIER'S PEACE MISSION
FACES OF IRAN - Citizen to Citizen Outreach (Photos from May 2006 Director's trip to Iran)
Saturday,
October 14, 2006
race
photos
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· Are human beings naturally violent?
Paul K. Chappell graduated from West Point in 2002. He served in the army for seven years, deployed to Baghdad, and left active duty in November 2009 as a Captain. He is the author of Will War Ever End?: A Soldier’s Vision of Peace for the 21st Century and The End of War: New Ideas for Achieving World Peace (April 2010), and he is currently working on his third book, Peaceful Revolution. He lives in Santa Barbara, CA, where he is serving as the Peace Leadership Director for the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation (
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