Successful Dansville Rally!
GVCP linked up with the three Livingston County Indivisible groups to stage a successful rally—175 people—in Dansville on Saturday, July 26th.
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GVCP linked up with the three Livingston County Indivisible groups to stage a successful rally—175 people—in Dansville on Saturday, July 26th.
Genesee Valley Citizens for Peace, along with our allies, Rochester Chapter 23 Veterans For Peace, will hold our 51st consecutive annual candlelight vigil to commemorate the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki that took place August 6th and 9th, 1945….
Liberty and Justice for All – Saturday, July 26, 2025 • 11:00am to 12:00pm
GVCP is supporting the Indivisible Good Trouble Rally on Thursday, July 17th, 5:00 PM, at the Avon Traffic Circle, Routes 5 & 20 in Avon. Please attend and show the administration that we’re here and we’re not going away. …
Excellent coverage by the Batavia Daily News of Pastor Leah’s inspiring walk. She’s an inspiration to the rest of us. What’s happening isn’t normal. We have to push back. Not all of us can walk 78 miles in three days, but we…
On a bright and sunny Saturday morning (June 28, 2025), about 75 community members gathered in Geneseo to say No More War! and Hands Off Iran! Genesee Valley Citizens for Peace (GVCP) organized this anti-war march in response to President Trump’s illegal, immoral, unconstitutional bombing of Iran
We oppose President Trump’s unlawful and immoral order to bomb Iran. We believe Trump’s actions could lead to a full scale war. We call on the U.S. government to refrain from any further aggression against Iran. All anti-war signs or banners are welcome. If you have time to make a sign for this occasion, please do so!
No War with Iran – Rally Saturday, June 28 – We did not agree with President Trump’s unlawful order to bomb Iran. We believe there are continuing risks of a full declaration of war, and in the short term this act endangers US civilians and military personnel in the Middle East and around the world. All anti-war signs or banners are welcome. If you have time to make a sign for this occasion, please do so!
As you can see, we had an amazing turnout—over 50 people—despite a last-minute call to action and 98-degree heat. (Everybody told us to stay home, but we didn’t.)
Photos by Christine Steerman.