Pikes Peak Justice and Peace Commission

“Justice and peace mediajustice and peace hourin february scott olson started the justice and peace hour radio show. This is a live show broadcast every tuesday from noon to 1pm on kcmj radio. The focus is on justice, peace and sustainability topics and interviewing local area non profits. Forty four shows were produced. They are cataloged and available to listen to at kcmj.org on demandppjpc world affairsin september scott olson started the ppjpc world affairs discussion group which met monthly at broadmoor community church. Topics discussed: p5+1 iran nuclear agreement, origins of isis and the israel/palestine situation. Active for justiceafj was published quarterly. The januray-february-march edition cover story was on dolphins: humans need to end war. The april-may-june edition cover story was about plans for sunrise garden. The july-august-september edition cover focused on ppjpc mepp delegate trip to palestine. The october-november-december edition cover talked about averting a food collapse by 2040. Eweeklythe ppjpc eweekly is sent to 2,000 people every mondaysocial mediasteve saint is our part-time associate director of media. He manages our website, facebook page and eweekly. 546 people have "joined" the facebook j&p group page and 494 like our facebook fan page. Laurie works, board member, manages the ppjpc twitter accountwebsite steve saint manages the ppjpc web sitemembershipat the end of 2015 ppjpc had 480 members of which 63 were new. 13 joined during the year, 20 joined during our international day of peace breakfast in september and 30 joined during the give! Campaign november/decemberpeace & nonviolencemother's day brunch mother's day was originally meant to be a day celebrating peace. Ppjpc hosted a mother's day brunch with seeds community caf to celebrate peace.middle east peace project the middle east peace project sent christie lelait, ppjpc member, to palestine in may with christian peacemaker grouppeace camp peace camp was held july 25-29 at broadmoor community church. Seventy seven children grades 1-8 attended. The children learned about peace with self, community, world and non violent resolution skills to ending conflict.peace breakfast ppjpc celebrated the international day of peace on september 21st at st. Paul catholic church. The colorado springs children's chorale and australian tap singers performed before 250 people. Victoria stone gave the keynote speech. All people's breakfast 400 people attended the all people's breakfast at colorado college on january 19. Reverend benjamin reynolds, director of the lgbtq religious study center at chicago theological seminary was the keynote speaker. The topic was 'courageous conversations to courageous actions: beyond tolerance. Afterwards food for thought hosted table dialoguesocial & economic justicesunrise gardenppjpc in partnership with the city of colorado springs began gardening at the hillside community center vegetable garden. Organic food was grown for the local community and seeds community caf. Ppjpc was offered to take over the management of dorchester park garden by pike peak urban gardens and declined because we do not have the financial resources to pay someone to manage this garden and because the homeless do not have access to the city bathroom facilities located at dorchester park. The homeless broke through the fence surrounding the garden to drink and shower using the garden water. Ppjpc would reconsider management of the dorchester park garden if the city of colorado springs reopened the public bathroomshomeless advocacyppjpc regularly attends the chap and path meetings. We spoke up in opposition to the city's proposed sit/lie ordinance. Immigrant network the ppjpc board of directors determined that having casa de paz (they house immigrant families in denver) as an umbrella organization under ppjpc was making it difficult to do realistic financial accounting. At the end of 2015 casa de paz is no longer an umbrella organization under ppjp”

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