Dorchester People for Peace

Address:
41A Brent Street
Dorchester, MA 02124
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Website:

http://dotpeace.org

Phone:

617-282-3783

Email:

mikeprokosch@verizon.net

Location(s)

41A Brent Street

Dorchester, MA, 02124

See map: Google Maps

Mission:

Our mission is to oppose the war in Iraq and US militarism in general; to build a multi-racial peace movement throughout the neighborhoods of Dorchester; and to work against the war at home, including violence, budget cuts, racism and political repression. We are always open to new people. Visit us at dotpeace.org.

Hours of operation (or meeting times & dates):

Regular meetings are the second Monday of every month, 7-9 pm at the Vietnamese Community Center at 42 Charles Street next to Field Corner T station and special events are frequent.

Email:
mikeprokosch@verizon.net

Phone:
617-282-3783

Website:
dotpeace.org

Hours of operation (or meeting times & dates):

Regular meetings are the second Monday of every month, 7-9 pm at the Vietnamese Community Center at 42 Charles Street next to Field Corner T station and special events are frequent.

Mission:

Executive Director/CEO/President/Coordinator/Other:
We rotate as facilitators. For info you can contact Mike Prokosch.

Key partners:

United for Peace with Justice; Project HIP-HOP; ACORN; Boston Workers Alliance; Safety Net; City Life/Vida Urbana; and all local community anti-violence groups and individuals

How to get involved/application guidelines and procedures:

You are very welcome at all regular meetings and special events. Get our wonderful weekly newsletter by writing Jeff Klein at jjk123@comcast.net. Please volunteer to leaflet or make calls. Join a committee: Anti-war; Biolab; Counter-recruitment; or Multicultural Competence.

Charge for services:
No

Scholarships available:
No

Vouchers accepted:
No

Transportation provided:
Yes

Number of people served each year:
over 1000

Community Meeting Space Available:
No

Type of facility in which this program/organization located:
Private Building

Key partners:

United for Peace with Justice; Project HIP-HOP; ACORN; Boston Workers Alliance; Safety Net; City Life/Vida Urbana; and all local community anti-violence groups and individuals

Executive Director/CEO/President/Coordinator/Other:

We rotate as facilitators. For info you can contact Mike Prokosch.

How to get involved/application guidelines and procedures:

Charge for services:

Scholarships available:

Vouchers accepted:

Transportation provided:

Yes

Number of people served each year:

over 1000