Idaho Peace Coalition

Welcome to the Idaho Peace Coalition Web Site!

Thank you for visiting our Web site. Below are some of the events we have scheduled in the coming weeks. Please join us to work together for peace.

little boy walking down sidewalk carring End the War banner

Coming Activities

HIROSHIMA MEMORIAL 8-6-10

What: Peace gathering and pot-luck picnic to commemorate August 6th Hiroshima bombing

Date: August 6, 2010

Time: Come as early as 5:30pm with the potluck to begin around 6:15pm

Where: Memorial Park 900 N. 6th st. (just off of Fort st. on 6th -adjacent to the Federal Building)

Sponsors: Snake River Alliance and Idaho Peace Coalition

(Look for the Idaho Peace Coalition banner in the park)

Please bring your family members, table settings, and a dish to share. We recommend you bring lawn chairs or a blanket too. We will be hosting a simple peace circle or similar activity. We look forward to seeing you on August 6th.

SPOKES COUNCIL for the Idaho Peace Coalition 8-9-10

SPOKES COUNCIL meets on August 9 at 6 pm at Diane's, 4315 Gage St. in Boise, Idaho. Please join us and find out how you can lend a hand for peace and justice. We share a yummy potluck meal too, so come hungry!

Idaho Peace Coalition Calendar

Past Activities

Videos from October 27, 2007 in Salt Lake City

Photos from August, 2005

Last updated: August 3, 2010

Breanne Gratton

Dwight Scarbrough;
Colin and Ciarran Burch
Peacemakers

Colin and Ciarran have served on the IPC Spokes Council for the past two years and attended virtually every event we’ve hosted. They have tabled and leafletted many times and organized street protests, our poetry reading and many other actions. The IPC is much stronger because of their dedication.

Dwight took the initiative to establish an Idaho chapter of Veterans for Peace many years ago and he has spearheaded their efforts to resist the War on Terror and promote a new foreign policy direction. Dwight has spent thousands of hours building the Vets for Peace community, preparing materials, tabling, and protesting, and he is one of the most well-read peace activists around. Thanks Dwight!