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Wealth of the global 1% keeps growing

Climate Moments Provided by the Reevaluation Counseling Community in Northwest ArkansasWealth of the global 1% keeps growing The richest 1 percent of the world’s population have accumulated an additional $33.9 trillion since the Paris Climate agreements in 2015. Some are noting that even a small portion of this would be sufficient to pay the fair share climate finance needed by the Global South.Taxing fossil fuel companies could also generate the large amounts needed to meet people’s needs.A resource from the RC Community As Diane Shisk wrote: “The next few years are a critical time for action on the climate emergency. We all want to stay […]


Stand for the Trees! And stay for Open Mic

Sunday, Dec 7 – 4:00 pm – Omni Center Postcards for the trees! We are going to gather between 4:00 and 6:00 (before Open Mic) to write post cards to our council members concerning the plan to build a new Junior High School on what is now 27 acres of unobstructed forest. Our last chance to influence this decision.  And we sure need you to make it happen! Postcards, stamps, pens, and prompts for the postcards will be supplied by Andrea. A very special Open Mic will follow! Kelly and Donna   Open Mic for Peace Sunday Dec 7 – 7:00 pm – Omni […]


Help for immigrants attacked by ICE in our own area

There’s a group working out of Rogers to help immigrant families who’ve been targeted by ICE, one person and one family at a time. If you’d like to help them, there is a way. Nicole Mozzoni is collecting for several families, with more to come. Her phone is 479-644-0710, if you can help. Give her a call please! Nichole is collecting money to help American-born children get passports. She’s covered around 50 so far! It costs a pretty penny, but it protects them, and may allow them to travel to their home country to visit their parents, and then return. […]


The Science of Miracles – Your problem solved in a day

Saturday Dec 6 – 9:00 am-5:00 pm – Omni Center Are you ready to experience a breakthrough in just one day? Join us for a transformative workshop where you’ll discover a powerful process designed to help you solve your problem by sunset. In this unique event, you’ll learn how to harmoniously tune in to the unseen order—whether you call it the universal life force, your higher self, or God—and find your place in the beautiful mystery that connects us all. Through guided practices, you’ll align with the vital energy of the divine, returning to your natural and vibrant state. As you […]


Not absolutely last forest in Fayetteville….

From: Barbara Moorman <blmoorman@sbcglobal.net> Subject: not absolutley last forest in Fayetteville…. … but I’m with you, signed the petition, wrote a note.  However I want to be sure you’re still aware of the 80 acres off MLK… DeMarco-Moorman property (along Hanshew and Finger Road) with a conservation easement that should protect these acres of woods for a while. The woods adjoin other walking trails and can provide access to more trails. Note that there is massive tree slaughter ongoing out here all around this woods, with a new road parallel to MLK (on its south, behind Lowes and WM) and/or widening […]


Vegan ThanksLiving Potluck Dinner

Sunday November 23rd, 5:30-8pm Omni Center For Peace, Justice & Ecology  3274 N Lee Ave Fayetteville, AR 72703 Come join us for our ThanksLiving holiday celebration and dinner! An alternative to traditional and typical Thanksgiving dinners, where the animals stay alive and are not served on platters. Yay! Eating animal free foods; vegan, Whole Food Plant Based, raw plant foods, etc. helps us human animals stay alive and thrive, too! We give our thanks and honor all living beings and our planet with these compassionate, healthful, eco-logical and mindful food choices. Being vegan and plant based has become more common now, […]


ARMISTICE REMEMBRANCE DAY FOR PEACE, NOVEMBER 11, 2025

Compiled by Dick Bennett for a Culture of Peace, Justice,  Ecology, and Democracy https://jamesrichardbennett.blogspot.com/2025/11/omni-armistice-remembrance-day-for.html What’s at Stake:   Militarization of USA.   David Swanson:  “For decades in the United States, as elsewhere, this day was called Armistice Day, and was identified as a holiday of peace, including by the U.S. government. It was a day of sad remembrance and joyful ending of war, and of a commitment to preventing war in the future. The holiday’s name was changed in the United States after the U.S. war on Korea to “Veterans Day,” a largely pro-war holiday on which some U.S. cities forbid Veterans For Peace groups […]