PJC Events

A specter is haunting the PJC! A political boogeyman for more than a century in the United States, what exactly is communism? Is it as scary as it is often said to be? It turns out, it can mean many different things to many different people! Come learn about the history of communism from Ancient...

Come learn and sing some radical folk songs with us! We will be drawing on the American folk song tradition. All participants will receive a free booklet with chords, lyrics, and historical context about the songs we are singing!

Cycling is fun, but it has also been used as a tool of protest! Come learn about all the ways the biking has been utilized by protestors to disrupt the status quo and fight for a better world. We will talk about bikes both as a tool of change themselves related to environmental justice and...

Come write letters to incarcerated folks with us! Provide a crucial connection and a sense of hope to somebody! You will be able to use the Peace & Justice Center as the return address.

Come make zines and buttons with us! We will talk briefly about the history of this revolutionary action in self-publishing, and then we will create away!

Come play a cooperative storytelling game with us, every other Thursday at the Peace & Justice Center! The game we will be playing is called Solarpunk Futures. In the game, we live in a utopian solarpunk future, and we are having a festival of remembrance to remember what our ancestors did to get us to...

When the President of the United States got his fame from reality television, and a good chunk of the Cabinet consists of conservative television celebrities, one must start asking some hard questions! Come learn about the history of television, with a critical eye to its impacts on human social structures and behaviors. We will also...

Come write letters to our incarcerated neighbors with us! You will be able to use the Peace & Justice Center as the return address

From 1957 to 1972, a group of avant-garde artists and radical philosophers formed the Situationist International. The Situationists rallied against what they called the "society of the spectacle" in innovative and fun ways, and their influence is still felt today in art, politics, and literature. Come learn about them with us!