Come write letters to folks in prison with us! We will also have a short discussion about prisons and why it is important that we do this work. You will be able to use the Peace & Justice Center as the return address!
A specter is haunting the PJC! A political boogeyman for more than a century in the United States, what exactly is communism? Is it as scary as it is often said to be? It turns out, it can mean many different things to many different people! Come learn about the history of communism from Ancient...
Come write letters to folks in prison with us - this time in central VT! We will be writing out of the Rainbow Bridge Community Center in Barre. Come out and support your incarcerated neighbors and make sure they feel loved by our community!
Come learn and sing some radical folk songs with us! We will be drawing on the American folk song tradition. All participants will receive a free booklet with chords, lyrics, and historical context about the songs we are singing!
Come to the Peace & Justice Center's Annual Ed Everts Awards and Annual Meeting! Learn about all the PJC has done in 2024, and all of our plans for 2025, and honor with us some of the most amazing activists in our community. Dinner will be served!
Cycling is fun, but it has also been used as a tool of protest! Come learn about all the ways the biking has been utilized by protestors to disrupt the status quo and fight for a better world. We will talk about bikes both as a tool of change themselves related to environmental justice and...
Come make zines and buttons with us! Custom buttons and zines can make great gifts, just in time for the holidays! All decorative materials will be provided, and all for free!
Come help us flood the prison with holiday cards this December! Let our incarcerated neighbors know that they are loved and not forgotten. You will be able to use the Peace & Justice Center as the return address
Peter Kropotkin was born as a wealthy Russian aristocrat. He died as a beloved anarchist revolutionary. Come learn about the history of a man some now affectionately call Bread Santa! Kropotkin believed in the communal possibilities of humans to live together in a world of peace & justice. Come learn why, and what Kropotkin did...
Come write letters to folks in prison with us! We will provide the envelopes, stamps, and paper needed, as well as the names! We will mostly be writing to folks currently incarcerated at CRCF in South Burlington. Come join us! You will be able to use the Peace & Justice Center as a return address.
Did you know that one of the most renowned and influential Holocaust historians in the world lived here in Burlington and taught here at UVM? Come to the Peace & Justice Center on Sunday, January 19th at 3pm for a conversation with Professor Alan Steinweis about the research and impact of Raul Hilberg. Hilberg's seminal...
Come sing some folk songs with us! We will be singing songs in the American folk song tradition. All participants will receive a free song book, complete with chords, lyrics, and some context about the songs we are singing.
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