Upcoming Events

GENERATION DREAM 2012
Youth EduConcert honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Friday, February 3, 7 p.m., Richmond Public Library, 101E. Franklin--FREE!
Saturday, February 4, 2 p.m., Science Museum of VA, 2500 W. Broad St.--Free with Museum Admission
View a video clip from 2010
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Monday, February 6, 5:30 p.m. Crisis in the Congo
Film showing followed by panel discussion, Richmond Public Library, 101E. Franklin--free and open to the public. Please note: This film contains violent scenes that may not be appropriate for children
COMING SOON: 2012 Peace Essay Contest
Writing Prompt to be announced in late January 2012
Anyone interested in serving on the Essay Contest committee should contact rpec@rpec.org
Saturday, February 18, RPEC Night at The Robins Center
UR men's basketball vs. UNCC. 6 p.m.; UR Hall of Fame Induction
Advanced Sales ONLY
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Use the special code RPEC for your discount. A portion of each ticket sold benefits the Peace Center.
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Winners of the 2011 Peace Essay Contest
A Nobel Youth Peace Prize: Imagine the Nobel Prize Committee has decided to award a Youth Peace Prize.
What might you do to earn this award? What problem(s) would you choose to
work on? Think about the actions you might take to work toward peace, and
how would you encourage others to help with your project?
(* Artwork by Kendall Dudley, gr.1)
Primary School Winners (gr. K-3)
Elementary School Winners (gr. 4-5)
Middle School Winners (gr. 6-8)
High School Winners (gr. 9-12)
Learn About HROC: Healing and Rebuilding Our Communities, an initiative to heal trauma resulting from acts of genocide.
Information from the African Great Lakes Initiative Website and
Read about the experiences of African participants
Video: Kathy Kelly "Eyewitness for Peace" talk in Richmond, 4/14/2011
If you couldn't attend, here's your chance to hear this heroic peacemaker
Thanks to David Martin for recording the event and posting it on YouTube
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
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Eyes Wide Open-Virginia Project
A display of combat boots and civilian shoes in silent commemoration of the lives lost in Iraq. These posters documenting the cost of the war in Iraq are part of the Eyes Wide Open-Virginia exhibit that RPEC co-coordinates statewide with Midlothian Friends Meeting and Richmond Friends Meeting. Download EWO Poster
To host Eyes Wide Open-Virginia in your own community, contact rpec@rpec.org.
Pursuing Our Mission
We pursue our mission by providing schools, religious institutions, local governments, community groups, businesses, and individuals in the Richmond area with
- A wide range of training and educational programs promoting non-violent conflict resolution educational resources for teachers, students, and others on topics related to justice, peacemaking, and nonviolence.
- A bi-monthly newsletter providing articles of local interest related to nonviolence and peace.
We have been engaged in this work since 1980. Join us as we seek to lower the levels of violence in our community and to create a more peaceful world.
Download our 2010 Annual Report
Download our 2010 IRS Form 990
Download our 2010 Program Expenses report
Most recent update 1/25/2012
