Peace Campus

 

The PRC operates inside the 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: San Diego 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).where is also housed the offices of the Project on Youth& Non-military Opportunities (Project YANO) and the National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY).

We are demonstrating how people with common values can share resources and work together to create new models for social change and wise interaction with the earth. It is also a testimony to a combined commitment from dedicated community — construction involved a lot of volunteer time and donations, and even today relies on continuing coordination and assistance. In 2015, the management committee spent months investigating solar options and  installed them in 2016!

In 2020 the Peace Resource Center established a campus wide website for all our community partners at https://www.peacecampus.org

The Peace Resource Center San Diego,

is guided by the principles of nonviolence, tolerance, compassion, and respect for diversity and invite all who are committed to these shared values to join us. This code describes standards and behaviors that representatives of this organization strive to meet or exceed. By holding these values as the principles of action, the PRC and our members pledge to be a reliable, accountable resource for the social justice community of San Diego County and beyond.

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