WLOE / Traprock Cooperation, 2017
In 2017 the Traprock Center for Peace & Justice continued its sponsorship of the Women & Life on Earth internet […]
The Pen is Mightier than the Sword: The Traprock Blog
Cangleska Wakan – The Sacred Hoop
“The old ones say… we have a choice to make good or to do something that you know is not right. Everything good or bad makes that complete circle. If you’ve done wrong, it will come back to you twice. If you do good, it will come back to you twice.”
Chief Arvol Looking Horse
A Prize That Matters
The recent awarding of the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Norway, made news in many countries, if not our […]
Voices from Bonn: System Change not Climate Change
The long trip from Wendell, Massachusetts back to the Rhine River put me at the center of world discussions on climate. Bonn, former capital of a divided Germany, was my home base for decades. Now, thanks to the Traprock Center for Peace & Justice and other supporters, I could attend the 23rd ‘conference of the parties’ of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, known as COP23.
Soldiers of Peace
Author and prominent peace educator Paul Chappell observed that he had 12 years of math through calculus II, and yet uses only a fraction of his math skills in daily life. He graduated from high school, however, illiterate in peace, literacy he desperately needed and has dedicated his life to cultivating, disseminating and incorporating into educational curricula.