Singing Songs Of Freedom — The Spirituals: Healing Racism Through Music
A workshop for all ages led by Gloria De,Layne Matlock Saturday February 28th 1:30 – 3:30 McCusker’s Market, Shelburne Falls […]
The Pen is Mightier than the Sword: The Traprock Blog
When peace settled in, one night, a century ago
Pat Hynes & Frances Crowe: Along the western front of World War I lie miles of cemeteries for British, Scottish, Belgian, French and other soldiers killed in the war. In a lone, out-of-the way plot in this land of teenage war dead, a large cross and a dozen small ones honor the Christmas Truce of 1914 spontaneously celebrated by soldiers, and even some officers, on both sides of the war.
PROGRAM ON THE INTERFAITH PILGRIMAGE OF THE MIDDLE PASSAGE TO BE PRESENTED IN GREENFIELD
In 1998, a group of walkers left the Peace Pagoda in Leverett MA on the Interfaith Pilgrimage of the Middle […]
CALLING IN A RAY OF HOPE
Stories will be shared connecting us to the power of Our Lady of Guadalupe from Mexico on her traditional feast day to bring the strength of women’s ways of knowing and inspire each other in this era of change and challenge.
Agent Orange in Vietnam: an Unfinished War
A talk and power-point presentation by Pat Hynes, retired Professor of Environmental Health and current director of Traprock Center for Peace and Justice
Friday November 21st 7pm Wendell Library