Events
Come out and attend an event in your community and be a visible sign of the peace and justice movement in Nebraska.
Vision of Hope
A public meeting is scheduled to discuss various visions of security. Chris Hove, a former Navy Pilot, will discuss "Why the US needs a strong military", Bill Plock will briefly share his experience during the 1960's in the Missile Unit at the Strategic Air Command, and NFP President Paul Olson will discuss "Another way to meet the security need."
Sunday, March 14, 2010 at First Plymouth Church
2000 D St, 402-476-7565
Peacemaking Workshop XXIII
"Caring for your Local Planet" presents Joel Sartore,
an internationally renowned wildlife photogragher and conservationist,
as the featured speaker.
March 26th -27th
http://www.fmclincoln.org/peacemakingworkshop/2010
Come help NFP Celebrate our new Website and our 40th Birthday
Performers include Gwen Meister and Bill Behmer, Dr. Diva, Dr. John Walker and Jim Pipher, Dave Marsh and Terry Keefe,
and Wee Brazen Hussies. Sunday, April 11, 2010 1:00pm to 5:00 pm at Meadowlark Coffee and Espresso, 16th St and South St, Lincoln, NE
Sponsored by KZUM-Community Radio, 89.3 FM, Lincoln, NE
All proceeds to benefit Nebraskans for Peace
Anti-War Rallys in Lincoln
Wednesdays from 5:00 to 6:00 PM
Lincoln Federal Building
15th and 'O' Streets, 5-6 p.m.
Call 402-499-6672 for more information.
From the NFP Crete Chapter:
First, the fun news: Pat Wikel has set the date for our annual NFP auction for March 25th. Please save that evening, and begin to collect the "treasures" you are willing to part with for the benefit of NFP. More details to follow!
Second, we are planning another book discussion group in April. Staying with the topic of immigration, we will read and discuss Enrique's Journey by Sonia Nazario. We had a great group in December and hope some can join us who were not able last time. Let me (Jane) know if you have date preferences or questions and wish to be included in more mailings about that group. (The Community Dinners we talked about are also being held again; the next one is Feb. 22 at 5:30 p.m. at the UCC church.)
