grassrootspeace.org

November 2, 2007: This website is maintained by Charles Jenks, who created it 10 years ago and has authored all of its web pages and nearly all of its multimedia content (photographs, audio, video, and pdf files). As the author and registered owner of this site, his purpose is to preserve an important slice of the history of the grassroots peace movement in the US over the past decade. He is maintaining this historical archive as a service to the greater peace movement, and to the many friends of Traprock Peace Center. Blogs have been consolidated and the calendar has been archived for security reasons; all other links remain the same, and virtually all blog content remains intact.

THIS SITE NO LONGER REFLECTS THE CURRENT AND ONGOING WORK OF TRAPROCK PEACE CENTER, which has reorganized its board and moved to Greenfield, Mass. To contact Traprock Peace Center, call 413-773-7427 or visit its site. Charles Jenks is posting new material to PeaceJournal.org, a multimedia blog and resource center.

War on Truth  From Warriors to Resisters
Books of the Month

The War on Truth

From Warriors to Resisters

Army of None

Iraq: the Logic of Withdrawal

 

Walk for a New Spring:  WAKE UP PEACE!

 

The Leverett Peace Pagoda and friends are walking across Massachusetts, bringing a message of peace to the State House, City Hall and the Federal Building on March 21. For more information, contact Sunny Miller at Traprock Peace Center - 413-773-1633, or Jo Comerford at Western Mass AFSC - 413-584-8975. AFSC is gauging support for a bus to Boston on March 21.

February 25

Plainfield (or Savoy) -- West Hawley -- Charlemont

Kate Stevens, 625.6967

February 26

Charlemont -- (Heath / Colrain) -- Greenfield

Potluck and evening program

First Baptist Church

118 Federal Street, Geenfield

Traprock Peace Center, 773.7427

February 27

Greenfield -- Great Falls -- Millers Falls -- Wendell -- New Salem

Lunch at St. John‰s Cathedral Church

Church Street, Millers Falls

5:30pm Potluck and evening program

New Salem Town Hall

Sarah Thayer, 978.544.3594

February 28

New Salem -- Orange -- Athol

5:30pm Potluck and evening program

Community Center - the Central School

34 N. Main Street

Orange

Pat Larson, 978.544.7035

March 1

Athol -- Royalston -- Winchendon

Walking in the morning from Hayley‰s Antiques: 488 S. Main Street

Lunch Royalston Public Library (on the common)

5:30pm Potluck and program

Church of the Unity (UU), 218 Central Street

Winchendon - next to post office

Patty Stanko, 978.297.0996

March 2

Winchendon -- Winchendon Center -- (Baldwinville) -- Gardner / Westminster

6:00pm Potluck and program

Gardner Unitarian Church

66 Elm Street, Gardner

Pam Boudreau, 978.827.4408

March 3

Gardner / Westminster -- Mt. Wachusett -- Princeton (or Sterling)

Clifford Reiss, helping with evening program, 508.753.2520

Maia Duerr, exploring housing, 413.563.5197

March 4

Rest Day

March 5

(Sterling) -- Clinton -- Still River --Fruitlands -- Harvard

March 6

Harvard -- Stow -- Maynard -- StarMet -- Concord

March 7

Concord -- Carlisle -- Chelmsford -- Lowell

8:00am to 9:00am, vigil, Concord Center

March 8

Lowell -- Raytheon -- North Andover -- Haverhill

Noon to 1:00pm, Vigil for Justice in Lawrence

Arthur Brien, 978.686.4418

Raytheon Vigil (time pending)

Evening program, L‰Arche Irenicon

Swanna Champlin, 978.374.6928 / 978.372.2477

March 9

Haverhill -- Merrimac -- Newburyport

Contact: Kristina Olsen, 978.462.3446

March 10

Newburyport -- Rowley -- Ipswich -- Essex

Lunch, First Church, UCC

North Green of Ipswich, Rev. Brown

5:30pm Potluck at St. John‰s Episcopal Church, Gloucester

7:00pm Evening program - Brayton Shanley on Faith in the Face of War

Overnight, Unitarian Universalist

Lisa Leland, 978.768.7006

March 11

Essex -- Beverly -- Salem -- Swampscott / Marblehead

St. Andrews Episcopal

135 Lafayette Street, Marblehead

6:30pm Potluck and Evening Program

Rev. Bean, 781.631.4951

March 12

Rest Day

Sara Lincoln Harrison, 781.631.1667

March 13

Swampscott -- Revere -- Chelsea -- Charlestown -- Dorchester

8:30am St. Andrews, blessing and prayer send off

March 14

Dorchester -- Quincy -- Hingham -- Cohasset -- Scituate

March 15

Scituate -- Marshfield -- Kingston --Plymouth

March 16

Plymouth -- Plympton -- Halifax --Bridgewater

March 17

Bridgewater -- Mansfield -- Foxboro

March 18

Foxboro -- Wrentham -- Franklin --Bellingham -- Milford

March 19

Milford -- Holliston -- Sherborn -- Natick

March 20

Natick -- Wellesley -- Newton --Cambridge

March 21:  The First Day of Spring!

Cambridge -- Downtown Boston --State House -- City Hall -- JFK Plaza

 

Two Peace Walks Arrive in Boston

Wake Up Peace! sponsored by the Nipponzan Myhoji Buddhist Order and

the Interfaith Spring Walk for Peace sponsored by Women of Faith at Mt. Holyoke College

 

8:15am, Assemble at Christ Church, 0 (zero) Garden Street (Harvard Sq. MBTA stop on the Red Line)

8:30am, begin walk down Mass Ave.

9:00am, Cambridge City Hall, Mass Ave. near Inman Street (Central Sq. MBTA stop on the Red Line)

Then follow Mass Ave. across the river to Boston; left at Commonwealth Ave.; right at Dartmouth Street

10:30am, Trinity Church, Copley Square (Copley Square stop on Green Line or Back Bay stop on Orange Line)

11:30am, Massachusetts State House, Beacon Street (Park Stop on Red and Green Lines)

12:00pm, Interfaith Ceremony with Elected Officials, Boston City Hall Plaza near City Hall and Federal Building (Government Center Stop on Green Line)

 

 

Page created February 20, 2003 by Charlie Jenks