What is the way forward for the peace movement?

Join us for Upper Hudson Peace Action’s Annual Gathering! Sunday, November 10, 2024
4pm to 6pm at
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church,10 N. Main Avenue, Albany [map]

Featuring
• A panel presentation on the topic “Which way forward for the peace movement?” with
Maureen Aumand, Susan DuBois, Tom Ellis, Charlie Mandracchia & Larry Wittner
• Presentation of the first Pat Beetle Peace Award to Maureen Aumand
• Desserts, coffee, and tea provided by UHPA
 
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Schedule
Doors open at 3:45pm.
Awards ceremony begins promptly at 4:15pm.
Panel discussion will begin at 4:30pm
Suggested donation: $20 per person
This donation includes annual Upper Hudson Peace Action membership dues.
This event is free for all students.
This is a zero waste event and we welcome volunteers to set-up or break-down.
No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
 
About the Speakers
Maureen Baillargeon Aumand is a member of Women Against War, Grannies for Peace, and the co-organizer of the annual Kateri Peace Conference.
 
Susan DuBois has been involved in the local peace and justice community for many years and is a co-chair of Ukraine Solidarity Capital District.
 
Tom Ellis is a long-time member of both the Palestinian Rights Committee and Upper Hudson Peace Action.
 
Charlie Mandracchia is a political science PhD student at the University at Albany, committed peace activist, and former campus organizer at Siena College for Peace Action of New York State.
 
Larry Wittner, a peace and social justice activist since 1961, currently serves as a board member of the Peace Action Fund of New York State and of the Citizens for Global Solutions Education Fund.

 

 

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