Peace Times Newsletters and Letters to the Editor from Elsa Crumpley
SJPJC -- a Community Resource Community groups can use the San Jose Peace & Justice Center for meetings or events for 30 or fewer people. Call the SJPJC for more information about the fee structure and then Click here for the form to reserve the space.
Profiles of Peace Activists
Dave Wald 1928-2008
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SJPJC Lending Library
Find a list of current titles, alphabetical by author, on this page. Alternative Media in the South Bay
SJPJC Speakers Bureau Our Speakers' Bureau provides speakers on topics related to peace and justice who can address audiences at schools, clubs, or house parties. Our list of speakers includes:SJPJC Calendar for The Month
Peace Vigils in the South Bay
Art for the People Ruth Asawa's panoramic bronze memorial dedicated to the Japanese-Americans who were interned during World War II is not the only piece of public art in San Jose that depicts aspects of the people's history.
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You can read back issues of the Peace Times newsletters in PDF format and read the latest letter by Elsa Crumpley, a regular contributor for over 20 years. 
We cherish the memory of the South Bay peace activists who paved the way for the work that will need to be done today, tomorrow and on into the future. Please submit profiles and photos to webmaster[at]sanjosepeace.org. 
We have a large collection of books, videos, DVDs and magazines on issues of progresive politics which can be loaned out to members. Topics covered range from nuclear disarmament, Pacifism and Gandhi, to titles on current conflicts around the world. Recent titles were graciously donated by the estates of friends Gertrude Welch and Peter Bickford. 
Go beyond mainstream, misleading media like the Murky News and get the whole story with the South Bay's wealth of alternative publications, radio and TV shows.
Stay abreast of what is happening in the local progressive community. Link to our 
The following is a list of regularly-scheduled peace vigils in the South Bay and Peninsula: 
