Beyond War NW Updates
Oregon Becomes Second State in Nation to Support Nuclear Ban Treaty
Link to recording of talk " THE NORTH KOREA CRISIS: NUCLEAR CONFLICT POSSIBILITIES AND THE DANGEROUS FAÇADE OF MISSILE DEFENSE" Thursday, January 5, 2018
Bridging the Cultural Divide by Martin Jones Beyond War Northwest Updates
Peacebuilding, a four-book discussion series is available Beyond War NW Updates
Upcoming Events
August 6, 7-9:30 pm -- Hiroshima-Nagasaki Commemoration
August 17, 9:00am – 2:00pm, 2nd ANNUAL FAMILY PEACE DAY FESTIVAL at the Nobel Peace ParkSecond Thursday of month--Board meeting 9 am, Outreach Committee meeting 10 am
Upcoming Events (updated 4/29/2019)
Our vision is an environmentally sustainable, spiritually fulfilling and socially just world that works for all.
Our purpose is to focus on developing the Beyond War message in new forms to keep the principles and practices dynamic, alive, contemporary, relevant, and cross-cultural,
to empower people to educate themselves about the options for resolving conflict that do not involve violence,
to create social change through meaningful and rewarding relationship building,
and to work for peace, peacefully.
Learn about the principles of Beyond War Northwest: View Beyond War Northwest’s introductory video here
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Principles & Practices
Guiding Principles
We are one interdependent whole.
The means become the ends.
War is obsolete.
Personal Practice
I maintain a spirit of good will towards all.
I resolve conflict without using violence.
I work together with others to build a world beyond war.
Local Book Discussions
BOOK GROUP DISCUSSION - The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien
They carried M-16 assault rifles and magazines of ammunition and grenade launchers, ponchos and mosquito repellant, marijuana and pocket knives. Click the link below to read more.
Local Book Discussions