History:
This July, a few Guilderland residents came together to form Guilderland Neighbors for Peace. We were inspired by other local peace organizations, such as Bethlehem Neighbors for Peace, Veterans For Peace, and Women Against War.

We number around 25 people thus far. Our only broad decision has been to be inclusive and to stress the positive goals of working toward peace and justice. We are in the process of developing our mission and programs, and we encourage other Guilderland residents to join us.

In addition to joining Upper Hudson Peace Action, we have merged with Guilderland Families for Peace, a behind-the-scenes group that has promoted peace and social justice for several years through its scholarships and grants for high school students and teachers.

Activities
Weekly Vigil for Peace
A dedicated group of people have been meeting every Monday during rush hour at the northeast corner of Routes 155 and 20. The positive response from commuters has been tremendous! Several new members have joined as a result of passing by our vigil. Bring signs and join us from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m.

Film Series
We are working on a film series and plan to show films of political interest at the library and other community spaces. Check our website for details.

For information or to be added to our listserv, write:
Guilderland Neighbors For Peace
P.O. Box 255
Guilderland, NY 12084-0255
 

Join our Weekly Vigil for Peace
Every Monday, from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the northeast corner of Routes 155 and 20.  The positive response from commuters has been tremendous!

Attend our Monthly Meeting
First Wednesday of every month at 7:00pm  at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, in Guilderland, aka Presidential Estates Office.  Directions

Activity Report Spring 2007

Meeting Minutes
June6, 2007
April 20, 2007
September 28, 2006
 

Times Union Article on Our Peace Vigil

Rush-hour Peace Protesters Stay the Course
Altamont Enterprise article about the Guilderland Neighbors for Peace weekly vigil.