Members of the 2nd Annual Human Peace Sign Committee met recently at Bucks County Community College where the event will take place on Sunday, May 21. Pictured are, from left: Aneeqa Karu, Sebastian Avila, Grace Wheeler, Pat Engle, Connie Keener, Cory Amsler, Andrew Burgess and Lisa Darnowsky. (Not shown: Jim Murphy)
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The 2nd Annual Human Peace Sign Committee recently met at Bucks County Community College.
Peace, unity, love and diversity will all be part of the grassroots celebration at the college, 275 Swamp Road, Newtown Township on Sunday, May 21 from 1 to 4 p.m.
With this event, The Peace Center, based in Langhorne, continues to celebrate its 35th Anniversary
Among the topics of discussion at the meeting were: reaching out to students attending Bucks County Community College for their involvement, using social media as a means to publicize the event, establishing a list of musicians, deciding which food vendors to invite, organizing games for children and designing a new t-shirt for the event.
Last year marked the formation of the 1st Annual Human Peace Sign with 600 people attending. The goal for this human peace sign is to break the world record.
Be a part of a remarkable demonstration of peace and unity, and support the work of The Peace Center.
The event brings together citizens, community leaders and supporters from around the Delaware Valley to enjoy an afternoon of games, music and fun – culminating in the formation of the giant human peace sign.
For more information, visit www.thepeacecenter.org or call 215-750-7220.
Editor’s Note: Petra Chesner Schlatter is a representative of The Peace Center.
