Chapmantown Potluck and Survey

01/23/2012 8:18 pm
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Love Chapmantown Community Coalition
Friday, January 27, 6 pm
Subud Hall, 574 E. 12th Street

Plan to attend this potluck to learn more about the Love Chapmantown Community Coalition and its work with Chapman kids, the farmers' market, community building, and other projects. We'll supply the main dishes; bring a salad or dessert to share if you can. Meet other Chapmantown supporters and learn how you can get involved in this important work. Volunteers are still needed for setup (5 pm) and cleanup (8 pm).  Let us know if you can help out newsletter@chico-peace.org.

Chapmantown Survey
Saturday, January 28, noon-3
Sunday, January 29, 3-5
Meet at Subud Hall, 574 E. 12th

The Chapmantown Community Coalition will conduct a survey of Chapmantown residents regarding their view of community needs and possibilities. After a short training session, we'll send you out in teams to canvas the neighborhood. This is an excellent opportunity to support Chapmantown and to become involved in this project.

Newsletter Now Available

11/30/2011 2:09 am
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Click here to view the newest CPJC newsletter.  Topics include: CPJC Activities, Occupy Chico, Witness to Innocence, Israel/Palestine Events, Drone Protests, Peace Panel Nevada Tour, Occupying Fort Benning, and the Fair Trade Spotlight.

Recurring CPJC Events

01/23/2012 8:29 pm
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Mondays, 6-7, Intermediate Spanish, CPJC, 526 Broadway

Mondays, 7 pm, Nonviolent Training, CPJC

Tuesdays, 6-7 Beginning Spanish, CPJC

Fridays, 1-2:30, Fair Trade Steering Committee, CPJC
Saturdays, noon, Occupy Chico, Chico City Plaza

Saturdays, Peace Vigil, 12:30-1:30, 3rd and Main

1st Wednesday, 2 pm, Israel/Palestine Study Group, CPJC

2nd Wednesday, 6 pm, CPJC Board

3rd Friday, 6 pm, Love Chapmantown Coalition, Subud Hall, 574 E. 16th

Fair Trade Sale

01/23/2012 9:15 pm
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CPJC Israel/Palestine Position Paper

Chico Peace and Justice Center issues position papers on subjects of current importance in order to stimulate discussion and encourage action to further its goals of “peace through justice and justice through peace.”

Position papers are shaped by informed discussion of the issues by the Board of Directors, and reflect the commitment by the Center to principles of equality, justice, and nonviolence.  In their critical dimensions these papers mean to speak not against any people or persons, but against policies and practices in need of change.  While the positions proposed may challenge the views of some others, the Center remains open to, and actively encouraging of, active dialogue and the inclusion of all in the search for justice and the peaceful resolution of conflict.

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