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Citizens for Peace Greater Moncton Citizens for Peace is a group of citizens in the Moncton-Riverview Dieppe region who work for peace.

Based the Siknikt region of the ancient, unceded Mi’kmaq territory, in which the Greater Moncton Area finds itself

Ce soir!Tonight!Hôtel de ville de Moncton/ Moncton city HallNote:Cet événement n’est pas organisé par Citoyen.ne.s pour ...
10/04/2026

Ce soir!
Tonight!

Hôtel de ville de Moncton/ Moncton city Hall

Note:

Cet événement n’est pas organisé par Citoyen.ne.s pour la paix/ this event is not organized by Citizens for Peace.

Join us for a Peace Café on Tuesday, January 27th, from 5 PM to 7 PM at Université de Moncton's Bar Le Coude. Come share...
23/01/2026

Join us for a Peace Café on Tuesday, January 27th, from 5 PM to 7 PM at Université de Moncton's Bar Le Coude. Come share your thoughts, connect with others, and engage in inspiring conversations about peace and social justice. Our special guest, Bill Chambre, will share his experiences visiting the West Bank.

Rejoignez-nous pour un Café pour la Paix le mardi 27 janvier, de 17h à 19h, au Bar Le Coude de l'Université de Moncton. ...
23/01/2026

Rejoignez-nous pour un Café pour la Paix le mardi 27 janvier, de 17h à 19h, au Bar Le Coude de l'Université de Moncton. Venez partager vos idées, rencontrer d'autres personnes et participer à des discussions inspirantes sur la paix et la justice sociale. Bill Chambre, invité spécial, présentera ses expériences de visite en Cisjordanie.

09/12/2025

Vigile Silencieuse à la Chantelle : Place 1604 Centre des arts et de la culture de Dieppe

La Journée Internationale des Nations Unies des Droits des Hommes sera célébrée mercredi le 10 décembre à 18 :00 Hres à l’hôtel de Ville de Dieppe

Cette Journée sera dédiée à la promotion et protection des Droits fondamentaux de chaque individu indépendamment de sa nationalité, de son origine, de son sexe ou de ses convictions. Elle constitue un moment de réflexion sur les avancées et les défis liées aux libertés fondamentales à travers le monde. Une vigile de réflexion, noter : aucune pancarte ou drapeaux.

Organisé par les Citoyens pour la Paix du Grand Moncton

Point de Rencontre et Stationnement : 243 Chemin Gauvin, Dieppe
Journée des droits de l'homme | Accueil | Nations Unies
Suite à la vigile nous planifions une rencontre a un café local

Silent Candlelight Vigil Place 1604 Centre des arts et de la culture de Dieppe

The United Nations International Day of Human Rights will be celebrated on Wednesday December 10 at 6:00 pm at the Dieppe City Hall. A Silent Vigil of Reflection, note no: signs or flags.
History of Human Rights Day
Human Rights Day was established to commemorate the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on December 10, 1948. The UDHR was a historic achievement, outlining the fundamental rights and freedoms that should be universally protected.

Human Rights Day serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for human rights worldwide and the collective responsibility to address issues such as poverty, discrimination, and inequality.

Meeting Place and Parking: 243 Gauvin Road, Dieppe
Human Rights Day | United Nations
Following the event a planned meet at a local coffee shop

04/11/2025

Human Rights Day commemorates the day on which, in 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

In light of the recent news from the Freedom Flotilla and the Global Convoy to break the siege, this excerpt from Mohamm...
10/06/2025

In light of the recent news from the Freedom Flotilla and the Global Convoy to break the siege, this excerpt from Mohammed el-Kurd’s most recent book Perfect Victims and the Politics of Appeal seems especially prescient.

We have our regular meeting tomorrow, Wednesday at 7 PM at St Paul’s United Church in Riverview! Everyone is welcome!

Get involved, contact your MP, attend a meeting, or even donate to UNRWA or the PCRF!

We want to thank everyone who attended last night's film screening of Little Palestine: Diary of a Siege. We are so happ...
07/06/2025

We want to thank everyone who attended last night's film screening of Little Palestine: Diary of a Siege. We are so happy to confirm that we were able to raise $557.00 for the Palestinian Children's Relief Fund (PCRF) through our ongoing donations on Instagram, event link, & cash donations. All cash donations provided to us throughout the evening has been donated to the PCRF through the event donation link this morning. We appreciate everyone's participation and we were overwhelmed the positive response to the event discussion.

In closing, we want to share the last words that were spoken at the event:
"The rallying cry that We are all Palestinians must abandon the metaphor and manifest materially. Meaning, all of us—Palestinians or otherwise—must embody the Palestinian condition, the condition of resistance and refusal, in the lives we lead and the company we keep. Meaning we reject our complicity in this bloodshed and our inertia when confronted with all of that blood. Meaning Gaza cannot stand alone in sacrifice [...] Collective struggle seems impossible in a hyper-capitalist, hyper-surveilled world. Unscrupulous logic tells us political discipline is an ineffective weapon, that our efforts are in vain. And personal sacrifices might feel futile, because they crush the doer while barely denting the status quo.
But this is not about their status quo. It is about ours. It is about our relationship with ourselves and our communities. The few moments of reflection before drifting to sleep, the brief encounter with the mirror in the morning, when we ask ourselves: What are the pretenses that absolve us from participating in history? Here we are, on different planets, in different realities." Mohammed el-Kurd, Palestinian writer and poet

"The siege imposed two kinds of change, social change involving people’s relations with one another, and psychological c...
06/06/2025

"The siege imposed two kinds of change, social change involving people’s relations with one another, and psychological change involving a person’s relation to their self. On the level of the social, the change was radical, bringing out the harshest aspects of the human soul, the dark and evil and the noblest and kindest, all at once."

Join us for our screening tonight at 7 PM!
https://www.cinemapolitica.org/screening/little-palestine-diary-of-a-siege-2/

"As the siege tightened, I wrote: “I see no end to the siege beyond my own death, and no end to my death beyond the sieg...
05/06/2025

"As the siege tightened, I wrote: “I see no end to the siege beyond my own death, and no end to my death beyond the siege.” What I meant was that I couldn’t conceive of a meaning for life outside that place, beyond the siege. And even if I somehow managed to make it out, something inside me will remain besieged, tied to memories that refuse to be forgotten."

Join us for our screening on June 6th at 7 PM!
https://www.cinemapolitica.org/screening/little-palestine-diary-of-a-siege-2/

"Under siege, people no longer refer to the usual greetings for morning or evening, instead they ask: “What did you eat ...
03/06/2025

"Under siege, people no longer refer to the usual greetings for morning or evening, instead they ask: “What did you eat today?” It no longer matters whether it’s Friday or Saturday. People’s movements are connected to finding food, and time is linked to food. Time under siege is long and morbid. The day does not always end. But if you find food, then time accelerates and the day concludes."

Join us for our screening on June 6th at 7PM!
https://www.cinemapolitica.org/screening/little-palestine-diary-of-a-siege-2/

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