Peace is Possible March
The annual Peace is Possible March has become a beloved tradition in our community, full of drumming, singing
and a LOUD heartfelt reminder that Peace IS Possible!
Join us as we come together to march for the issues facing youth and children today. We march for Water and Land, Indigenous Lives, Black Lives, LGTBQ+ Lives, Muslim Lives, Migrant Lives and a future that is just for all.
Special thanks to East Enders Against Racism, Freedom School, Kick Start and Old's Cool for coming out!
Thanks to Mondelez for their support.
The annual Peace is Possible March has become a beloved tradition in our community, full of drumming, singing
and a LOUD heartfelt reminder that Peace IS Possible!
Join us as we come together to march for the issues facing youth and children today. We march for Water and Land, Indigenous Lives, Black Lives, LGTBQ+ Lives, Muslim Lives, Migrant Lives and a future that is just for all.
Special thanks to East Enders Against Racism, Freedom School, Kick Start and Old's Cool for coming out!
Thanks to Mondelez for their support.
Peace March Workshops
Leading up to the march, we will once again have artist-led workshops with children and youth in the community to explore their ideas of peace and making our community a better place through art, song and dance. This year, we are working with the question “Where Do We Stand?” which will deal with themes of relationship to land, untold stories of Canada and Treaty relationships. Workshops teach Conflict Transformation, and make art for the Peace is Possible Parade. Cost of workshop includes participation in March, Picnic and Performance of 'Where Do We Stand?' |
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