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Peace Parents

Parents interested in a more nonviolent, just and sustainable Pikes Peak region are invited to join, meet, discuss and take action.

Location: Colorado Springs
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Peace ... what a concept!

Everybody talks about peace, justice and sustainability, but achieving is a lot harder than people think. It'll take work. It'll take sacrifice. But as parents, we want a planet worth handing on to our kids. Let's work together!

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Steve Saint Comment by Steve Saint 7 hours ago
March 20 is the 7th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. Seven years after George Bush declared "Mission Accomplished!" The Vietnam-style quaqmire continues as the U.S. continues to pour billions into futile military solutions at the expense of human develop both here and in Iraq (and Afghanistan)! In marking the seventh year, please take a moment with your kids to explain how making friends is the path to world peace, not shooting guns!
Peace,
Steve
 

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Steve Saint Bill Reed Carmen Boles Theresa Fletcher Kelly Church Katie Kruger
 
 






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