Did you know that one of the most renowned and influential Holocaust historians in the world lived here in Burlington and taught here at UVM? Come to the Peace & Justice Center on Sunday, January 19th at 3pm for a conversation with Professor Alan Steinweis about the research and impact of Raul Hilberg. Hilberg's seminal...
Peter Kropotkin was born as a wealthy Russian aristocrat. He died as a beloved anarchist revolutionary. Come learn about the history of a man some now affectionately call Bread Santa! Kropotkin believed in the communal possibilities of humans to live together in a world of peace & justice. Come learn why, and what Kropotkin did...
Come make zines and buttons with us! Custom buttons and zines can make great gifts, just in time for the holidays! All decorative materials will be provided, and all for free!
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!
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 to the PJC this Saturday, September 7th at 1pm and make zines with us! The day before the Vermont Pride Festival, come make some radical zines about queer liberation! We will be at the PJC until about 3pm. It will be so much fun to make art in community with all of you! In...
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