Mother's Day Walk for Peace
The Mother’s Day Walk for Peace is a beloved 29 year Boston tradition and celebration of our potential to create more peaceful communities. It is our largest fundraising event to grow and sustain our services, advocacy and training. Our goal is to empower survivors, Generation Peace and communities impacted by murder, trauma, grief and loss to cultivate cycles of peace and healing.
Updates
Experiencing the Walk for the First Time: Kentel Weaver of the Transformational Prison Project
Finding Community at the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute: Carmen Wilkinson & Pan Con Cafe
Public Art Installations for Healing: Alexis Smith & The Peace Trail
Filling the Need in the Spanish Community: Damaris Ortiz & Pan Con Cafe
From Pain to Purpose: Denella’s Powerful Story
“I am proud to stand with other survivors and walk at this year’s Mother’s Day Walk for Peace.”
When our Campaign for Peace Co-Chair Denella Clark stood at the podium during this year’s Mother’s Day Walk for Peace briefing, she shared her journey as a survivor, from heartbreak and pain to healing and purpose.
Watch her moving testimony and be sure to register for this year’s Mother’s Day Walk for Peace, to walk alongside Denella and all survivors this Mother’s Day in honor of those taken by violence.