Our monthly meeting will be held via Zoom at 7:00 pm on Thursday evening, May 7, 2020. The agenda is here.
If you have trouble with Zoom or need more info, contact Alan Batten via email or at 907-488-3205
26 Feb
The movie “Lighter thanOrange” was made in 2015 and consists of a number of interviews of Vietnamese soldiers talking about their experiences during the “American War” and dealing with the effects of Agent Orange afterward. Or, we’ll watch another of our numerous movie choices, as decided by attendees. Potluck at 6:00, movie starts at 7:00.
25 Feb
All welcome! Shall we work to get our local governments to join the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons? Many cities worldwide, including Anchorage here in Alaska, have done so.
1 Jan

At our first meeting of 2020, rescheduled to Sunday, January 5th, starting at 7:00 pm at the Alaska Peace Center office (shared with our associate Fairbanks Open Radio, KWRK-LP 90.9FM), 3535 College Rd, suite 203 above Fuji restaurant. We will be planning our parts in Earth Day 50 and in Point Hope – Alaska’s Youth Congress For the Global Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, possible films & presentations, our 8th Annual Peace Feast and more.
Join us; bring your ideas and energy. For more information email info@alaskapeace.org or call Heather at 907-479-0981.
31 Dec
Please, if you will, take the time to listen to my recent Asymmetric Moose program. I know it is long (1hr) but I think it might be worth your while. It contains my statement to the jury concerning my arrest (Oct. 3rd) for protesting: the further militarization of Alaska, and the murder of over 30 pine nut farm workers by U.S. drone this Past September 18, in Afghanistan. I was intending on delivering it in its entirety, risking jail for contempt. The DA dismissed the case before trial, so I recorded my statement and made it a radio program for KWRK-LP 90.9 Fairbanks, Alaska.
Please share. Comment if you please. Contact me by email if you do not have my phone number and wish to talk.
The link.
https://soundcloud.com/rob-mulford-729405109/rob-mulfords-statement-to-jury
Wage Peace,
rob
27 Dec
Join Alaska Peace Center folks for an end-of the-year potluck and community catching-up.
6pm Friday, Dec. 27, 2019, at 3535 College Rd. This gathering is about Community.
If you don’t conveniently have food to share, just bring yourself. And a friend.
It’s cold out? Yes. But the friendships and sharing are a warmth of their own.
For information, you can call Heather at 479-0981 (until she leaves the house to get there!) or, if after 5:30 or so: 374-0577.

People forming Peace Sign
14 Dec
Co-op Market & Deli Members,
Please vote for Alaska Peace Center to be chosen for a month of lend-a-hand rounding up donations in 2020. If the donations come by April, they will be dedicated to paying expenses of Earth Week 2020 – celebrating the 50th Earth Day – with numerous events around our community.
We also encourage you to choose Fairbanks Open Radio.
One important benefit of Co-op Market Ownership is the right to help select which organizations will receive Lend a Hand register round-up donations in the comi…
8 Dec
Scholarships to Alaska’s Youth Congress For the Global Elimination of Nuclear Weapons,bus and radio ads and other activities to increase awareness of the true costs of violent approaches, collaboration on Alternatives to Violence Project/Hands of Peace workshops, Earth Week displays, our weekly Community News, and more. These are activities you can help invigorate by joining us at Alaska Peace Center meetings. 3535 College Rd, suite 203. All Welcome!
20 Nov
Alternatives to Violence Project – USA (AVP) workshops use the shared experience of both participants and facilitators to examine how injustice, prejudice, frustration and anger can lead to aggressive behavior and violence. We explore our innate power to respond in new and creative ways.
This beginning basic training will present conflict resolution skills through experiential learning exercises and practice with the goal of helping Direct Service providers and community members to think about and make choices to reduce conflicts in work and everyday settings. There will be 18 Contact Hours associated with this training.
Cost: $75
Contact: Carrie Farr, 907-750-1049
For more information and to register click here.
9 Nov
Join the celebration of the End of world-wide war 101 years ago, still celebrated around the world, often by ringing bells.
In Fairbanks, Alaska Peace Center and Veterans For Peace North Star chapter 146 invite everyone to ring bells at Veterans’ Memorial Park, 700 Cushman St.
Bring a bell if you have one, in any case bring a friend.