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PEERS
1-744 Fairview Road
(in Esquimalt, near the Great Canadian Wholesale Store)

Office hours:
9:00 am-3:30 pm
Monday to Friday
Telephone: (250) 388-5325
Fax: (250) 388-5324
E-mail: info@peers.bc.ca

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PEERS NEWS AND EVENTS

Solidarity Walk 2013

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PEERS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
JUNE 19, 2013

 

You are invited to PEERS 2013 AGM on June 19th.
The open house begins at 4:30 pm with a guest speaker at 5:00 pm. Our guest speaker is Chris Atchison who will talk on his national research concerning sex buyers, health and safety.

 

 

 

PEERS DECEMBER NEWSLETTER
2012

PEERS newsletter

PEERS DECEMBER 2012 NEWSLETTER

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"Voices from the Edge" POETRY BOOK NOW AVAILABLE

This book of raw poetry speaks directly to the heart with unflinching honesty. Facilitated by local writer, Dvora Levin, it was written by program participants at PEERS and Rock Bay Landing.

Read more: Times Colonist article

"Voices from the Edge" is available for $20 at Munro's Books, 1108 Government St., Victoria

All proceeds go to programs at PEERS and Rock Bay Landing.

 

NOTHING STAYS SILENT POETRY PROJECT AND FUNDRAISER
JANUARY 2011 ONGOING

poetry/journal

The Friday morning poetry writing group, led by local poet Dvora Levin, is a two-hour weekly workshop that includes learning poetry techniques and styles, hearing works by other poets, challenging the participants to be free of the confines of their ‘logical brains’ and unleashing their creativity.

A couple months ago, they started talking about how to get the word out about the poetry
into the community and the result of those conversations has been two projects. The
first, a “chapbook,” or small booklet, is an anthology of poems produced in the class that
the participants have decided to distribute around the community. The chapbook will introduce the project to the broader community, promote poetry-reading in public spaces, and will let readers know how they can support PEERS. It is also aprecursor to the next project, a lined writing journal, that will be produced and sold in the new year. The journal will be decorated with participant-made cover and will contain participants’ poems scattered throughout. Keep your eyes peeled for them—they’re due out in the Spring.

In the meantime, Cowichan Bay artist Kristine Payton has generously donated a number of luscious writing journals that she produced entitled “Big Beautifuls – Journal For the Self” that we’re selling along with a copy of the Nothing Stays Silent poetry chapbook as a bonus. They make excellent gifts for your loved ones. Please support Elements and contact us to get yours! You can also donate directly to our PEERS Writing Journal Project by specifying it on your donation cheque.

 

PEERS NEWSLETTER ARCHIVES
December 2010

PEERS Newsletter

 

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