San Francisco, CA - March, 2020  *POSTPONED       +

*POSTPONED until later date. Check back for further notice.

Exhibit
March 17 - April 22
San Francisco Veterans Building
401 Van Ness Avenue
Veterans Gallery
VFP Chapter 69
For more information, click here.
Questions? Contact Paul Cox: 415-861-4920 or PaulCox890@comcast.net.

Lubbock, TX - April, 2020  *POSTPONED             +

*POSTPONED until later date. Check back for further notice.

Exhibit
1970: Nixon and Discord During the Vietnam War
April 9 - 11
MCM Elegante Hotel
Organized with Texas Tech University, Institute for Peace and Conflicts

Kent, OH - May, 2020  *POSTPONED                  +

Exhibit
50th Anniversary May 4th Commemoration
May 1 – 4
Kent State University
800 E. Summit Street

Kent State University has a lasting commitment to remember and honor the individuals who lost their lives or were wounded on May 4, 1970. It is equally committed to inspire future generations to provide strong, positive and peaceful leadership in times of conflict and dissent.

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam - May, 2020             +

Exhibit
May- August
War Remnants Museum

Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City - September, 2020      +

Exhibit
Conference of Historians from the United States and Vietnam

Hanoi
September 30, 2020
University of Social Sciences and Humanities

Ho Chi Minh City
October 2, 2020
University of Social Sciences and Humanities

(more information coming soon)

Baltimore, MD - October, 2020                     +

Exhibit
American Oral History annual meeting
(more information coming soon)

San Francisco, CA - February, 2021                +

Exhibit
University of San Francisco
(more information coming soon)

Los Angeles, CA - March, 2021                     +

Exhibit
University of Southern California
(more information coming soon)

Sonoma County, CA - March, 2020                   +

Exhibit
Social Justice Week
March 2 – 7
Sonoma State University
1801 E. Cotati Avenue
Student Union Ballroom A

Sonoma State University's annual Social Justice Week shines a light on social justice issues on campus, in Sonoma County, throughout the United States, and globally. All events are focused on the goal of understanding and educating others on the various struggles for social justice.

For more information, click here.

Essay Contest
$500 Prize for best student essay, 400 to 650 words, on the topic: "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What it means to me. Lessons for today."

Durham & Chapel Hill, NC - January, 2020          + 

Exhibit
January 15 - February 15
Duke University Divinity School
7 am - 10 pm, every day
Westbrook Building, Lower Level -00 (Parking available at Bryan Center Pay Lot)
Co-sponsored by Duke University’s History Department; Sandford School of Public Policy; the Human Rights Center at the Franklin Humanities Institute; Graduate Liberal Studies; and the Center for Documentary Studies. The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit at Duke University is facilitated by the Divinity School’s Center for Reconciliation.
For a copy of the outreach flyer, click here.

Pop-Up Exhibit
February 3 - February 15
University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill
5th Floor, Hamilton Hall

Panel Discussion and Reception
February 12
University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill
4 pm - 5 pm
Room 569, Hamilton Hall
For more information, click here.

Panel Discussion
February 13
Duke University Divinity School
4 pm - 5:30 pm
Westbrook Building, Room 0012 (Parking available at Bryan Center Pay Lot)
For more information, click here.

Essay Contest
Contest for North Carolina Triangle Area students- a $500 prize provided by the Triangle Area Veterans for Peace will be offered for the best essay on "Waging Peace in Vietnam: What it means to me and its lessons for today."
For more information, click here.

Short Doc Contest
Contest for North Carolina Triangle Area students- a $500 prize will be offered for the best short documentary based on your reflections after viewing the Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit.
For more information, click here.

Oakland, NJ - December, 2019                      +

Discussion Panel
Thursday, December 5
6:30 pm
Oakland Public Library
2 Municipal Plaza, Oakland, NJ
Featuring:

• Ron Carver and Barbara Doherty - Co-editors, Waging Peace in Vietnam
  
• Jan Barry - Vietnam Veteran, Poet, Author, Journalist, Professor
  
• JJ Johnson - Fort Hood Three, sentenced to prison for refusing to deploy to Vietnam, Journalist
  

Washington, DC - November, 2019                   + 

Exhibit
November 11 – mid-January, 2020
George Washington University
Elliott School of International Affairs
Second Floor Atrium

Book Launch and Reception
Monday, November 11
5 pm - 7:30 pm
George Washington University
Elliott School of International Affairs
Second Floor Atrium

More Events
For full schedule click here.

Read winning essay from essay contest here.

Philadelphia, PA - November, 2019                 +

Panel Discussion
Sunday, November 17
2 pm
Philadelphia Central Library
19th and Vine Streets
Featuring:

• Ken Campbell - Marine combat Vietnam veteran, Purple Heart recipient, VVAW activist, Associate Professor Emeritus, University of Delaware
  
• Ron Carver - co-editor, Waging Peace in Vietnam; Associate Fellow, Institute for Policy Studies
  
• Judith Chomsky - co-founder, Philadelphia Resistance, 1967; international human rights lawyer
  
• Lamont B. Steptoe - Vietnam veteran, photographer, and publisher; author of eight books of poetry
• W.D. Earhart, Vietnam veteran, distinguished poet and writer, author of Thank you for Your Service: Collected Poems, 2019, MacFarland & Company
• David Connolly, Vietnam Veteran, Southie Poet, Vietnam Veterans Against the War, author of Lost in America, 1994, White Noise Press

New York, NY - October, 2019                      + 

Book Launch
October 18
Noon to 2 pm
Columbia University School of International Affairs
420 W. 118 Street, Corner of Amsterdam Avenue
Room 1512 (15th Floor)
Featuring:

• Jan Barry - Vietnam Veteran, Poet, Author, Journalist, Teacher
• Ron Carver - Co-editor, Waging Peace in Vietnam
• JJ Johnson - Fort Hood Three, sentenced to prison for refusing to deploy to Vietnam
• Howard Levy, MD - Army Captain, sentenced to prison for refusing to train Green Berets
  
• Susan Schnall - Navy Lt., convicted for her antiwar activity, sentenced to six months hard labor
  

Amherst, MA - September, 2019                     + 

Exhibit
September 23 – October 11
UMass Amherst
Integrated Learning Center, Main Lobby

Book Launch and Panel Discussion
Patriotic Dissent
September 27
4:30 pm
UMass Amherst
Integrated Learning Center, Room N151
Featuring:

• Christian Appy, Vietnam War historian and UMass professor (Moderator)
• Ron Carver, exhibit curator and co-editor, Waging Peace in Vietnam
• W.D. Ehrhart, Vietnam veteran and distinguished poet/writer
• Susan Schnall, former Navy nurse, court-martialed for her antiwar activism
  

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam - September, 2019       + 

Exhibit
September 2019 – March 2020

Book Launch and Reception
September 20
War Remnants Museum

New Bedford, MA - September, 2019                 + 

Pop-Up Exhibit and Book Launch
September 11
6 pm – 8 pm
Unitarian Church
71 Eighth St.

Boston, MA - September, 2019                      + 

Exhibit
September 3 - 20
UMass Boston

Boston events sponsored by the William Joiner Institute, UMass Boston, and the Massachusetts Cultural Council. For more information, click here.

Book Launch and Reception
Thursday, September 12
4 pm – 6 pm
Grossman Gallery, 5th Floor Healey Library (Parking available in West Garage)

Panel Discussion
Intergenerational Veterans
Wednesday, September 18
3 pm – 5 pm
Campus Center, 2nd Floor

Spokane, WA - August, 2019                        + 

Exhibit
August 15 – 18
Veterans For Peace Convention

Community Reception
August 16
6 pm – 8 pm
Doubletree Hotel
322 N. Spokane Falls Court
Grand Ballroom