Peace Resource Center San Diego Founded
The Peace Resource Center of San Diego is a 501(c)3 educational nonprofit and membership organization founded in 1980 by representatives of six organizations: Fellowship of Reconciliation, First Church of the Brethren, La Jolla Friends Meeting, United Nations Association, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, and San Diego State University YMCA-YWCA.The PRC is founded.
The Work Evolves, into the 90's
Kids' Peace Fest
One Deserte Tuna pe
Values Through Toys
Collaborating with
Project YANO
High School Peace Writine Contest
Socially Responsible Investing
Workshops
Interrupting Racism Education
-Anti-War Organizing
and more Anti-Nuclear Campaigns
And Continues Into the New Century
Anti-War Rallies
Military Counseling
Training
Peacekeeper Workshops
Development of, and
collaboration with San
Diego Coalition for Peace
and Justice, in response to
9/11
Development of the
Friends Center
2001
Sued Coastal commission
PRC Sued the Coastal Commission over Navy
Peace Resource Center along with Marilyn Field and the Environmental Health Coalition sued the Coastal Commission over their decision to let the Navy homeport two additional Nuclear Aircraft Carriers at North Island on Coronado.
2001-2003
Fundraising & Permitting
Fundraising & Permitting Process begins
Groundbreaking of new Friends Center building
which is a collaborative enduring physical and visual statement to advancing peace, social justice, sustainability, and spiritual growth. The four partners of its construction and ongoing operation are the: First Church of the Brethren (COB), American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) US-Mexico Border Program, San Diego Friends Meeting (Quakers), and Peace Resource Center (PRC).
Moving in! And unveiling of James Hubbell's Peace Crane
Moving into new accommodations. Unveiling of James Hubbell's Peace Crane.
City approved final permit
