Until recently many of us believed war among modern nations was a thing of the past. The idea that a stable country like Russia would invade its sovereign neighbor in
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Today’s federal holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr.’s nonviolent activism comes after mass violence and destruction rained down on the U.S. Capitol. Area civil rights leaders and scholars contemplated whether
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The night President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in Ford’s Theater, he wore a new coat with a quote by Columnist Daniel Webster stitched inside, “One Country, One Destiny.” Most have
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Post Image Credit: Tom Gilliam This guest opinion column by Kevin Kelly, executive director of the Dayton International Peace Museum, appeared on the Ideas and Voices page Wednesday, Nov. 4.
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By Lauren Rinehart Meredith Moss – Staff Writer The Dayton International Peace Museum is America’s only brick-and-mortar peace museum. Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, the doors to the
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By Lisa Powell Victims of the Oregon District mass shooting are among the stories The Dayton International Peace Museum has partnered with the Facing Project to release a book chronicling stories of gun
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Note from Community Impact Editor Amelia Robinson: This opinion piece by Kevin Kelly, the executive director of the Dayton International Peace Museum, appeared on the Dayton Daily News Ideas and
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Holocaust Museum visitors become part of the experience on this “Make Your Mark” interactive photo wall, which encourages reflection and action based on what you’ve learned. Area museums educate
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World Thinking Day is a day for Girl Scouts and Girl Guides around the globe to come together to learn from one another and speak out on issues that are affecting
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