Springboro High School Art Class Exhibit: 
"Peace Symbols, Artistic Interpretive Painting."

SEE ONE OF THEIR SONGS ON YOUTUBE.

SONG #2

     2007's FIRST VOLUNTEER MEETING  

MIAMI VALLEY SOLDIER'S PEACE MISSION

PEACE MADE ONE CHILD AT A TIME YOUNG MUSLIM MENS ASSOCIATION, ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT September 2006 Director's Trip to Egypt

FACES OF IRAN - Citizen to Citizen Outreach (Photos from May 2006 Director's trip to Iran)

FACES OF IRAN EXHIBIT "Faces of Iran" PHOTOS FROM DIRECTOR'S IRAN TRIP May 2006 US claims against Iran: why now? Analysis By Paul Reynolds World affairs correspondent, BBC news website

  Dayton Peace Accords 5K Run and Walk  

Saturday, October 14, 2006

RACE RESULTS

race photos
more race photos

The 21st Annual Margaret E. Peters School Awards Program of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Holiday Celebration, 
a contest for Dayton Public School students K-12 in art, poetry, and prose. The first prize winner received a $3600 scholarship; she'll be attending U.D.  Five others will receive $3200 scholarships from WSU.  A dozen or more of the winning poems and essays are framed and hanging in the Museum, and some children's books about King are there. Come see this wonderful display of student talent commemorating the life and wisdom of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. - SEE THE WINNING ART HERE
Prose & Poetry Winners

MLK PROSE WINNERS K-6         MLK PROSE WINNERS 7-12

MLK POETRY WINNERS K-6      MLK POETRY WINNERS 7-12

YOUTH FORUM ON NONVIOLENCE
Soka Gakkai International's traveling exhibit on Gandhi, King and Ikeda

IMAGES OF PEACE
   As part of the “Season for Nonviolence”, January 30 – April 4, 2006, the Peace Museum will display images of peace on four 12’ X 25’ billboards in the Dayton area. The billboards, which go up February 15^th, will display messages of nonviolence from famous peace advocates Dr. Martin L. King Jr., Mother Teresa, Gandhi, and Albert Einstein. They will give citizens a moment to reflect on something other than the violent images they face every day, a different way of looking at the world.
  Locations where the “Images of Peace” can be viewed are Keowee & Third, Ludlow & 5^th, Gettysburg & Cornell, Smithville north of SR35.
  In conjunction with this effort, Key Ads has graciously agreed to donate billboard space for a student contest in the Dayton City Schools. Students will be asked to create an artwork/advertisement that promotes peace and/or nonviolence. The winning entry will be displayed on a city billboard for one month. Other entries will be shown in an exposition at the Peace Museum , at a date to be set.  

PEACE IS LOVE
Children's Art Billboard

SPIRITUAL PATHS TO PEACE
Speakers from various religions speak about peace.

Children at the Museum

Gift for the Library
The Museum Library received a wonderful gift of over 500 peace books from Dr. Charles Chatfield of Wittenberg University . We have an excellent selection of books, videos and audio products related to peace, nonviolence, global issues and more. Items can be borrowed for a two week period with proper identification. Eventually our bibliography will be posted on our web site.  

HOLY ANGELS SCHOOL
"WHAT PEACE MEANS TO ME" 

POETS FOR PEACE EVENT   
in winter 2005

Poets from the area shared with museum guests
their beautiful works.

The Dayton International Peace Museum
participated in the V International Congress of Peace Museums
held in Gernika, Spain June 2005.
Over thirty countries were represented at the conference.

Season for Nonviolence
64 Ways in 64 Days
Daily Commitments to Live By

 THE JAN 8th MARCH & PHOTO