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Just as it takes 170 thousand threads to weave a garment, it takes all 170 thousand citizens to weave Eugene into a City of Peace.

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We need your help with building a kindness movement in Lane County.  Sending much appreciation in advance if you would please announce this event to your network of friends:




      








Spreading Kindness – Free Community Workshop
Sunday, May 20 from 3pm to 5pm 
Unitarian Universalist Church in Eugene     
1685 W 13th Ave at Chambers in Eugene 

Come and discuss specific ways we can bring more kindness into our communities and our personal lives. Let's counter local hate activities, harsh national discourse, and create more positive role models for our youth.

To register (FREE) contact: spreadingkindness7@gmail.com

EVENT TOPICS:
PERSONAL KINDNESS  Doug Carnine (mindful kindness teacher and Author of How Love Wins) will share techniques for calming the mind and increasing kindness & happiness on a personal level.
 
SPREADING KINDNESS IN OUR COMMUNITY – Breakout groups

  • Social Media: to share kindness stories, activities, and ideas (David Hazen)
  • Kindness Signs: for yards, businesses, bulletin boards
  • Kindness in the Workplace:  (Bruce Abel and Steve Christiansen)
  • Kindness and Youth: (Helen Park)
  • Kindness into Action: volunteer opportunities (Michael Carrigan)
  • Kindness in Leadership: (Bingham Powell)
  • Communicating with Kindness: Nonviolent Communication (Gary Baran)
  • Mindful Kindness study group opportunities: (Doug Carnine)
  • Brainstorming more kindness ideas (Bhavia Wagner)

Join our Sharing Kindness Facebook group  

More information on the web


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Launching A Revolution The River Phoenix Center for Peacebuilding, co-founded by social activist Heart Phoenix and Jeffrey Weisberg, is changing the way societies, near and far, repair generations of violence and conflict using one simple fundamental: relationship building.

Towards a New Activism
Broken stories about social change, and radical "embodiment" of a new story

Twelve Simple Rules of Systems Thinking
Our human systems at various levels of organization – the individual, families, communities, affinity groups, organizations, nations, international entities, etc. – all exhibit the common dynamics of living systems.

Program focuses on teaching empathy to young children

Welcome Baby Box program helps ensure a safe start

United Way event underscores power of giving people

COMING SOON TO CENTRAL LANE COUNTY! 
SOAR, a networking platform
that will empower self-organized collaboration
on projects that serve our community.
 

 

Video Shorts


United Way's 2018 Volunteer of the Year

Community Court in Eugene is breaking the mold of traditional justice.

Brené Brown on Empathy
explains the difference between "enabling" and "helping"

Healing Trauma as a Path Towards Social Justice
(46 min.) Eugene's own Elaine Walters, champion of healing,
asserts that people can and do completely heal!
 

Notable Events


Tomato & Pepper Plant Sale Fundraiser for Occupy Medical
Saturday, May 5 at 11 AM - 3 PM
NAACP Mims House 330 High Street, Eugene
 
Trauma Healing Project OPEN HOUSE 
We invite you to join us in our new space!
Thursday, May 10th from 4:30-6:30pm
1100 Charnelton St. Eugene(Corner of W. 11th and Charnelton St.)

Broadcasting on 97.3FM KEPW PeaceWorks Community Radio
The Legalize Survival Radio Show at 6pm every Wednesday focuses on local as well as national topics that face our housed/housed communities. 
Streaming online at www.kepw.org
 


September 21, 2018, the
International Day of Peace: “The Right to Peace - The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 70” at Southern Oregon University campus in Ashland - World Peace Flame lighting ceremony.

September of 2019 in Ashland: Global Peace Conference


 

Gratefully witnessing an upward spiral of knowledge and abilities that is promoting the healthy growth and development of children, prosperity and safety for adults, as well as cooperative learning and problem-solving, 
David Hazen
Executive Director, Emerald Compassionate Action Network

The ECAN board
Kris McAlister, Director
Laurie Hauber, Director
Christopher Hazen, Treasurer
Anne Millhollen, Advisor
Gary Baran, Advisor
Kitty Piercy, Advisor
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