We educate,organize, actand buildcommunity.
The Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center in Boulder, CO is dedicated to radically progressive personal and social change.
Become a Sustainer
We rely on the generosity of people like you, who understand that peace and justice is a cause worth contributing to.
We encourage joining our $21 a month sustainer program that qualifies as becoming a Major Donor!
The RMPJC is a member-supported 501(c)3 non-profit.
Your contribution is tax-deductible.
- Member
- $40 Annually
- Major Donor
- $250+ Annually
- Sustainer
- Monthly Donor of any amount
Four ways to show up
Come to something
CalendarFilm screenings, panels, workshops and the annual Peacemaker of the Year Award Dinner.
Take a course or training
Nonviolence EducationNonviolence courses like Practicing Peace Inside and Out, and hands-on Art and Activism Trainings.
Volunteer
Get More Involved!The center as a whole has about 200 active volunteers who are generally local residents and students.
Join a collective
Collectives- Nonviolence Education
- Nuclear Guardianship
- Economic Justice Collective
- Global Peace Collective
- International Press Review
News, events and action alerts
More news
Art and Performance in Anti-War Activism, September 18th!
Join a screening of the new film, An Artist Responds to War, followed by a hands-on Art and Activism Training! Come ready to be inspired to make art and change the world!
Practicing Peace Inside and Out: A Course in Nonviolence and Meditation 9/9, 9/23, 10/7, and 10/21
Find the paths to peace and joy for yourself and the planet in this 4-part nonviolence course, running from September 9th to October 21st.
13 Fires Play
A powerful new community theater production, 13 Fires, will bring the story of one of America’s great Black cultural districts to the stage in Boulder this season in celebration of Juneteenth.
Displacement by Design
Save three dates! Don't miss this panel discussion on systemic injustice, racial violence, and how communities of color are sacrificed for urban expansion and development, featuring Taishya Adams, Curtis K Rogers, and Sabrina Sideris.
Our story
They surrounded Rocky Flatshand-in-hand around its 17 mile perimeter.
At the Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant near Denver, people spent years protesting and getting arrested. In 1983 they decided to try something completely different.
The Encirclement was on Saturday, Oct. 15, 1983. This was the action that led directly to the founding of the Boulder Peace Center, later renamed Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center.
