By admin on September 2nd, 2010
This website is where you can learn about, contribute to and help develop the MyPeace Project in Salem, Oregon. Please log in and join us!
During the month of October 2010, the MyPeace Project will introduce all its vision projects to the Salem, Oregon, community at a series of multi-media events at various locations and times. MyPeace will also seek to cooperate with other community events to incorporate the peace visioning theme throughout the month.
Anyone in the Salem area can be involved a an artist, a supporter and/or an organizer.
By JonathanBoys on August 31st, 2010
September. 19: Kites 4 Peace at Bush Park 2-4 pm
September 21: John Perkins Free Lecture @ 7:30 pm in the Smith Auditorium, Willamette University. Free and open to the public.
September-October: “Whirled Peas” Quilts at Greenbaum’s
October 1: Display Art Event and Mayoral Proclamation Noon- 3:00 pm Ladd & Bush Lobby ( U.S bank lobby )
October 2: Solar & Green House Tour at Pringle Creek
October 1 – 3 : Quiltopia A weekend of quilting events. Call 363-7973 for more info.
October 6: First Wednesday: Doors 2 Peace and Free Hugs
October 7: Dances of Universal Peace at Unitarian Universalist CS Hall 7 pm.
October 7:~MC Mehta at Willamette University School of law 7 PM
October 8: M. C. Mehta speaks on “Ethical and Spiritual Considerations of Going Green” at Marco Polo Restaurant. Buffet dinner at 6:30 pm. $30.
October 8: Tom Rawson Folk singer, Capital Manor Community Center 7:00 pm.
October 9: Capital Manor event on October 8 is a concert by Tom Rawson of Seattle
October 9: Peace-Arts Partnership at Capital Manor Community Center 9:00am-3:00pm
October 9: Living Peacefully Written Performance Art Coffee House Cafe
October 10: Performance Art – Grand Theatre 2-5 pm
October 13: Thich Nhat Hanh Peace Celebration, sponsored by The River Sangha Mindfulness Community@ Woodland Chapel at 7:00 pm. Open to all at no charge.
October 14: Salem Progressive Film Series (Soldiers of Peace) @ Grand Theater @ 7:00 pm
October 16: “Promoting Peace through Green Living”
October 16: Bike Clinic ( Next to Pringle Hall Community Center)1:00-5:00 pm TBA
October 21: Father John Dear “Visioning Peace: Toward a Just and Sustainable World” 7:30 pm Hudson Hall at Willamette University
October 22: Dancing With Conflict – interfaith panel on peace visioning and peace visioning exercise — Putnam Hall at Willamette University. 7 pm-9:30 pm.
October 22:Dancing With Conflict – flyer or insert2 flyer or insert — workshops on conflict resolution and fitting conflict resolution into our peace vision — Putnam Hall at Willamette University 8:30 am-4:30 pm. $10-25, sliding scale. No one turned away for lack of funds.
October 24: Peace Kite Flying 4 Make A Difference Day 2-4 at RiverfrontPark Music & Food
October 30: Peace Shindig West Salem Masonic Lodge 7-10pm (Admission: Adult – $10 or $7 w/ 3 canned goods; Children – $7 or $5 w/ 3 canned goods All canned goods go to Marion-Polk Food Share)
By Dan on April 28th, 2010
By Dan on September 3rd, 2010
So you think you know all the MyPeace projects there are. Bet you don’t. We just added a new one today. I just added it to our event calendar a few minutes ago. So go check it out. You never know from one day until the next what we will add so make it a part of your daily routine.
By Dan on September 2nd, 2010
Wow John Perkins is coming to speak in Salem as part of the MyPeace project. John is of course a New York Times best selling author. He has written several books including his most famous book; “Confessions of An Economic Hitman“. John will be speaking at Willamette University at 7:30 PM on Tuesday September 21 in the Smith Auditorium. His is an interesting tale of economic shenanigans on the part of U.S corporations and the American Government.It is a true story that reads like a James Bond book. So come see John speak about this subject and hey the event is free. What a deal.
By Dan on September 1st, 2010
This is the first daily post for MyPeace. New events are being added almost daily. Today we added M.C. Mehta, a speaker on global climate change. We also got confirmation that a choral group, The Noteables, will be appearing at our performance art event on Oct. 10.
In less than three weeks, on September 21, John Perkins, best-selling author of “Confessions of an Economic Hit Man,” will be speaking at Willamette University. This is a speech you won’t want to miss. Word of mouth is critical, so spread the word about MyPeace. Look for more daily postings here.
