Peace Academy @ Liberty Events & Activities
2005-2008
18. Panel and audience discussion at Hawley United Methodist Church, 315 Church Street, Hawley PA. on February 18, 2008. Read a report of this event.
17. Essay published, “Homo Sapiens — War and Peace,” Connections Magazine, Nov 2007.
16. Open Forum, “9-11-01: Deeds across the Divide,” – Universalist Unitarian Fellowship, Beach Lake , PA.
15. Reshelving Project of Orwell's 1984 from fiction to non-fiction, at Hamish & Henry Booksellers, Livingston Manor, NY, June ‘07.
14. Essay published, “And the Women Shall Lead Us,” Connections Magazine, June 2007.
13. Keynote speaker State of the World Forum at Sugar Notch, PA.
Topic: Saving the Planet, Saving Ourselves.
12. Participant in panel discussion of global heating – WaynePeace event held at Wayne County Library (PA).
11. Peace Walk in partnership with Campaign for Department of Peace – 10 miles at Woodstock Concert site (Bethel, NY).
10. Long Walk for Peace & 1st Amendment Rights – from Narrowsburg to Liberty (NY) in one day.
9. Publication of The Lilac Book of Peace: Axioms & Quotes.
8. Participation – Reading of the Names of the Fallen: US soldiers, Iraqi children, journalists. Wayne Peace event at Central Park, Honesdale (PA).
7. Essay: “Can War Be Abolished?” at The Unitarian Fellowship, Beach Lake (PA).
6. Panel and audience discussion (“Wise or Otherwise?”) – 10 proverbs from The Lilac Book of Peace: Axioms & Quotes (panel = a disciple of Dorothy Day, a philosopher, and a member of Pax Christi) at Jeffersonville Library (NY).
5. Panel and audience discussion (“Wise or Otherwise?”) – 12 proverbs from The Lilac Book of Peace: Axioms & Quotes (panel = a philosopher, a poet, and an Earth mother) at The Unitarian Fellowship, Beach Lake, PA.
4. Panel and audience discussion of “The Theory of Just War” (pastors of four religious denominations) at Central Methodist Church of Honesdale, PA.
3. Panel and audience discussion of 1st Amendment (journalist, radio host, lawyer, priest) at Jeffersonville Library (NY).
2. Conversations with Disciples of Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker Movement at Liberty Library (NY).
1. Film showing and discussion: “Duck Soup” Marx Brothers film, at Liberty Free Theater.