Wild & Scenic Film Festival

We had a great showing in, Nevada City, on the weekend of the Wild & Scenic Film Festival.  We set up the Panels next to the booth of the local Peace group, sold a few books, and handed out a lot of flyers.  Had a good time promoting peace.  At this exhibit I got the idea to include on every panel some positive action language about what you can do.

Beale Air force Base the day after Christmas 2011

The  Peace Panel Project joined Code Pink and a representative of a Grass Valley area peace group at the entrance to Beale Air force Base, at dawn 12/26/11, to catch the incoming crew with peace signs and banners.  Beale is a home to some of the drone control that has murdered civilians overseas.  Since the drone program really reduces murder to a video game we felt our presents was an important response.

After catching the morning traffic there we did a peace vigil, with our signs, on Hwy 70 in Marysville.  I was gratified by the positive response we got from most of the people driving by.

Call to Activism

A Christmas Greeting

What is the spirit of Christmas if not to follow the Lord?  And yet here we go through another Holy season shooting drone attacks on people we don't even know.

Beyond Vietnam, by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

I listened to "Beyond Vietnam" by Martin Luther King again this morning, and I couldn't help but take notes.  Next thing you know, another Peace Panel.  I hope this speech gets more exposure, as some leaders call it the most important speech of the 20th century.  Wow.  Listen to it on YouTube.com

Donation Incentives

Donate today at the $29 level and receive the book of your choice from our current selection.  Upon receiving your donation we will ship, post paid, to you your choice of either "Nonviolent Communication A Language of Life" by Rosenberg, or "Censored 2012" by Project Censored, or "Ruses For War" by Quigley.

The Peace Panel Project Nevada Tour 2011

The PPP Nevada Tour 2011 finished off at the University of Nevada Reno on Wednesday Nov., 2nd.  The weather was great, the exhibit attracted many viewers; we sold books, stickers and cookies.  One viewer asked if we could make a mini presentation for their class.  Sounds like a good idea.  The interest that many of the viewers gave the exhibit makes me think we are building the movement towards peace and justice.