May 2018
Toronto: How to Save the World in a Hurry
PeaceQuest was recently invited to attend this upcoming event in Toronto and were so impressed with the program that we had to share! Join Science for Peace at their upcoming forum: "How to save the world in a Hurry". From their event listing: You may already be trying to save the world from something—or at least to reduce its risk to humanity. Maybe you’re working against war and weapons. Or global warming. Or famine. Or pandemics. Or exposure to radiation…
Find out more »August 2018
Kingston: Hiroshima Day Peace Walk
Leaving City Hall at 11:00 am Enjoy a peace walk with moments of reflection and inspiration Learn some history Sing along Nurture Justice and Peace Make a pledge for peace Everyone Welcome Arrive at McBurney Park 12:00 noon
Find out more »September 2018
Kingston: The Song of Those Who Healed
Join PeaceQuest Kingston on Thursday September 20th for a dramatic reading of The Song of Those Who Healed: The Words of Women Who Served in the First World War. Compiled and narrated by RH Thomson with support from faculty, actors and musicians from the Dan School of Drama and Music, the stories were drawn from the writings and interviews of five women from Canada, Britain, and the United States. The evening will also feature projections from The World Remembers Project and a special…
Find out more »Toronto: World Beyond War Annual Global Conference
PeaceQuest is thrilled to be a sponsor of World BEYOND War's annual global conference in Toronto on September 21 and 22, 2018. Below is a mirror of the event details as found on World Beyond War's Website: Taking place at OCAD University (Ontario College of Art and Design University), 100 McCaul St, Toronto, ON M5T 1W1, Canada, at #NoWar2018 we will explore how the rule of law has been used both to restrain war and to legitimize it — and how we can…
Find out more »Regina: Peace Day Flag Raising
Peace Flag Raising in 2016 INTERNATIONAL PEACE DAY PEACE FLAG RAISING Mark your calendars. It is now confirmed: The peace flag will be raised at City Hall at 10 am, on September 21, International Peace Day. Following the flag-raising, there will be a short program of peace words and songs. As well, the winners of the 2018 Peace Symbol Contest will receive their prizes and a petition calling on the provincial government to include a Peace Studies program in the school curriculum will be…
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