Celebrating 30 Years (1979-2009)

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The Peace & Justice Center
is a Vermont-based non-profit, membership organization. Our mission is to create a just and peaceful world. To this end, we work on the interconnected issues of economic and racial justice, peace, and human rights through education, advocacy, training, non-violent activism and community organizing.

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 The Peace and Justice Center Turns 30!

 

video courtesy of Seven Days

 

WCAX also ran a piece on our Birthday, see it here.

 

Recruiting for Peace Campaign   

Beyond War - A New Economy is Possible

click here to view video from April 4th, 2009 NYC Demonstration on Wall St.

You can watch this program on Channel 17/
Town Meeting Television, on Comcast Cable and
Burlington Telecom systems at the following times:

Friday May  1, 12:29 AM
Friday May  1, 7:29 PM
Wednesday May  6, 12:25 AM
Wednesday May  6, 5:25 AM
Wednesday May  6, 11:25 AM

 For more information contact Jen at

863-2345 X5 or peace@pjcvt.org
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Vermont Livable Wage Campaign

 

 

New Poll Released Showing Vermonters Strong Support for Paid Sick Days

 

On Wed. May 27th at a press conference at the State House in Montpelier the Vermont Livable Wage Campaign as part of the Paid Sick Day Coalition helped launch Campaign 2010 - Paid Sick Days for Vermont. 

 

The press conference also marked the release of a poll conducted by the UVM Center for Rural Studies showing nearly 9 in 10 Vermont voters surveyed think paid sick days would protect working Vermonters’ health. In addition, more than three-quarters want the legislature to create a workplace standard. This overwhelming support cuts across the political spectrum: 69% of Republicans, 75% of Independents, and 87% of Democrats. To view a summary of the poll click here.

 

To read the front page, above the fold article in the Times Argus click here.

 

Sign the petition to support Paid Sick Days for all Vermonters.


For more information contact: livablewage@pjcvt.org
802-863-2345X8

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A unique, socially responsible, not-for-profit retail store that supports community building, celebrates diversity, and advocates for justice.

For more information contact Peace & Justice Store 802-863-8326 ext.2

 

Our work for peace, human rights and
economic & racial justice:

Vermont Livable Wage Campaign: Working for livable wages and workers' rights for all Vermonters through the Vermont Livable Wage Campaign.

Our peace and human rights work:
With a focus on the US defense budget and weapons systems, globalization, and US intervention around the globe, we work to educate and organize Vermonters on global issues from a local angle.

Our racial justice work: We are committed to becoming an undoing racism organization and in doing so we strive to support and organize anti-racism trainings and educational workshops based on the anti-racism principles of the People's Institute for Cultural Survival and Beyond. 

The Peace & Justice Store: A fair-trade store, we promote social change through education and to provide alternative, meaningful products and educational materials that foster cooperation, equality, and a sustainable society. 
 

Peace & Justice News 

Read the PJC News Online! Published ten times each year, the Peace & Justice News is a great way to stay abreast of Vermont and international issues as well as upcoming events.  To receive a newsletter by mail, please contact us at 802-863-2345. Free subscription with a PJC membership.
 


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 Local Peace Meetings

Find statewide peace vigils and meetings-
click the peace sign

Call 863-2345 x5 for info.

 

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Peace & Justice Center, 21 Church Street, Burlington VT  05401     (802)863-2345    Fax (802)863-2532