San José Peace & Justice Center Archives Ceremony : Indybay

This brief ceremony will mark the beginning of a new archive at SJSU Special Collections containing the historical records of the San José Peace and Justice Center.

Founded in 1957, the San José Peace Center, as it was originally named, is among the oldest continuously-operating peace centers in the United States.

Speakers:

Barby Ulmer, SJPJC Co-founder
Danelle Moon, Director of SJSU Special Collections
Michelle Cordova, SJPJC President
Charlotte Casey, SJPJC Secretary and former president

Join us for this celebration of the rich historical heritage of San Jose!

(This event immediately follows the program on "The Art of the Carnation Revolution.")

Free and open to the public

Wheelchair accessible

Bus routes: 22, 522, 23, 11, 63, 64, 72, 73, 81, Dash, LRT, Hwy 17 Express, MST 55
Parking available in the Fourth Street Garage across the street

Sponsored by the San José State University Library, the San José Public Library, and the San José Peace and Justice Center

San José Peace & Justice Center Archives Ceremony
Date	Tuesday April 22
Time	2:00 PM - 2:45 PM
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Location Details
Special Collections San José State University Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library, 5th Floor Fourth Street and San Fernando Street San José, CA 95112
Event Type	Panel Discussion
Organizer/Author	San José Peace & Justice Center
Email	sjpjc [at] sanjosepeace.org
Phone	408-297-2299
Address	48 South 7th Street, San José, CA 95112
This brief ceremony will mark the beginning of a new archive at SJSU Special Collections containing the historical records of the San José Peace and Justice Center. Founded in 1957, the San José Peace Center, as it was originally named, is among the oldest continuously-operating peace centers in the United States. Speakers: Barby Ulmer, SJPJC Co-founder Danelle Moon, Director of SJSU Special Collections Michelle Cordova, SJPJC President Charlotte Casey, SJPJC Secretary and former president Join us for this celebration of the rich historical heritage of San Jose! (This event immediately follows the program on "The Art of the Carnation Revolution.") Free and open to the public Wheelchair accessible Bus routes: 22, 522, 23, 11, 63, 64, 72, 73, 81, Dash, LRT, Hwy 17 Express, MST 55 Parking available in the Fourth Street Garage across the street Sponsored by the San José State University Library, the San José Public Library, and the San José Peace and Justice Center For more event information: http://www.sanjosepeace.org/calendar_event... Added to the calendar on Wednesday Apr 16th, 2014 1:43 PM

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