Our Voices are Essential!

Let’s Talk About the Economy!

We can create an economic/political system that provides jobs, food, health care, education, recreation and housing for all.

We can create systems that reflect our values, end militarism and protect the environment.  

The old system is melting down. The time for change is now!

All movements for change start with conversations, followed by action. Join or facilitate a conversation in your home, faith group or neighborhood on creating a just and sustainable economy.

For materials, call the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center at 303-444-6981x2.   

Our voices are essential. Every one of us can play a part.

A Special Investigative Report

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      Key Findings (Click "Read More" and then the attached files)

Plutonium & People Don't Mix

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Keep Rocky Flats Wildlife Refuge Closed to the Public

by LeRoy Moore, PhD

Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center Picnic and Homemade Music & Poetry

07/18/2009 - 4:00pm
07/18/2009 - 9:00pm

 

Bring your instruments, voice, poetry; a favorite vegan salad, some peaches or some watermelon to share. Vegie burgers and vegie hotdogs and drinks furnished!

 

 

 

Valmont Butte: Truth and Consequence

 vbNOTE:  Below is an Op-Ed that was published in the Boulder Daily Camera on March 12, 2009. Significant portions of the piece were edited out, indicated below with strike-throughs, so readers can see what was originally submitted, and what the Camera opted to exclude.

LeRoy Moore, Ph.D. Testifies About Rocky Flats Warnings

Valmont Butte: What Now?

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PLEASE CONTACT THE BOULDER CITY COUNCIL
and URGE THAT THEIR ACTIONS INCLUDE: 
  • A Comprehensive Cleanup, Not a Cover-Up
  • Polluters at the Site Pay Their Fair Share, Not Taxpayers Alone
  • Protection of Valmont Butte from Further Development and Degradation as a Sacred Land to Native Americans and of Historic Value to Valmont Pioneer Families
Send your comments to: council@bouldercolorado.gov
and watch upcoming City Council agendas this summer on what the City of Boulder plans to do about Valmont Butte.

Stand Up for the U.S. Constitution!


ConstitutionPlease join RMPJC and ACLU of Colorado and help stop the erosion of our Constitutional Rights.

Here are links to learn more about the issue:

RMPJC Newsflash - VICTORY!

StopToxSprayUPDATE: RMPJC and Foothills Park Families Stop Boulder's Plan to Spray Toxic Pesticides

Yay!  Our victory at Foothills CommunityPark has been extended indefinitely.  City of Boulder Environmental Affairs Director, Jonathan Koehn, has announced that plans about what to do about the goatgrass at Foothills Community Park are on hold indefinitely, while they consider alternatives.
 
This is great news!  Thanks to Randy Weiner and ALL THE NEIGHBORS who helped prevent this spraying of the goatgrass.  This was a really quick and effective action! 

Promise to Act for Peace

 

dovesWant to work for peace and justice and to end this war in Iraq? Here's a straightforward way you can do your part. Please get involved and take the pledge to act for peace and end the war in Iraq by filling out the form and returning it.

Get Involved

It's never been a more critical time in our nation's history to get involved, and exercise our democratics rights to protect our Constitution, remind our Congress that they represent us, their constituents, and that we do not want endless war using billions of dollars from our taxes and costing hundreds of thousands of innocent lives in a grab for resources that are not rightfully ours to begin with. 

Please join us for peace and justice.

And please also support us with a generous contribution for this work (see the green "Donate" button in the right hand column) so we can
all live in peace!

 

Picnic at Rocky Flats? RMPJC Urges Colorado Leaders to Withdraw State Consent for Public Access

UPDATE: We continue to get new endorsers to our letter to Governor Ritter. Among them, Cindy Carlisle, former Regent of the University of Colorado at Boulder.

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Is Rocky Flats safe enough to take your family for a hike or picnic?

The federal government says so. We at RMPJC and others strongly disagree.

 

Watch us grow!

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RMPJC's NEW WEBSITE

s an organization committed to positive change, we are moving to a new site in cyber-space. As you see, we've just started, and when we get more fully up to speed, we'll be able to alert you more quickly through our website about upcoming events, fast-breaking news (including what you may not find in the corporate-controlled media locally and nationally) and how you can get involved to make a difference. There's a Calendar of Events so you can look every day to what's coming up, and other features we'll add as we make further progress.

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