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Peace Club Alliance and Summer Peace Camp - San Pedro Neighbors for Peace and Justice

Fri, 02/19/2021 - 12:30pm by nnomyadmin

Peace Club Alliance and Summer Peace Camp - San Pedro Neighbors for Peace and Justice


 
https://nnomy.org/peacecamp/
 
Organization: Peace Club Alliance and Summer Peace Camp - San Pedro Neighbors for Peace and Justice |
City: San Pedro
State: California
Zipcode: 90733
Phone: 310-567-3332
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://spneighbors.org/
Facebook: San Pedro Neighbors for Peace and Justice
YouTube: peace camp 2013 | peace club 2022
 
Scope of organization:
  • Local
This organization is a:
  • Organization with Counter-recruitment as a major component
Organization base:
  • Student and non-student community based
Issues you are working on:
  • General counter-recruitment/Truth in Recruitment youth education
  • Student peace clubs
Years in Operation: 11-20 years
 
Summary describing your organization: Adhering to this philosophy, SPNPJ has sponsored World Peace Clubs at San Pedro, Banning, West High, Carson, and Palos Verdes High Schools. We believe that involving our youth is key to promoting racial harmony and, as a result, a peaceful world. To that end, we conduct a yearly summer peace camp in the Santa Monica Mountains. The week-long curriculum is guided by teachers and community leaders. Included are exercises in tolerance, self-expression, self-esteem, and organizing techniques. It also provides opportunities for student leaders from the different schools to interact in positive and effective ways. Angels Gate Park is the site of the Peace Camp's culmination activity, which includes art, music, poetry, and skits. Families, friends and SPNPJ members attend.
 
Peaceful Gatherings City: Corning
Contact Person: Chris Venn
 
Western-region
 
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