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Aug 2026
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All are invited to celebrate the Chicana Chicano Moratorium: Commemorating 56 years of opposition to the Viet Nam War. Activities for the day include: Danza Mexica/Poetry/Live Music/Guest Speakers and Food/Community Resources/Family Friendly Atmosphere/Free. Saturday, August 29, 2026, 11am to 5pm. Location: Museum of Ventura County’s Agriculture Museum, 926 Railroad Ave., Santa Paula, CA.
Veterans for Peace will set up an informational booth at this free event. Please come out, join us and share in the community camaraderie.
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Jul 2026
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Double Feature Weekend
Please be informed that on the weekend of July 17-18, VFP Chapter 112 will participate in two public events aimed at augmenting everyone’s civic engagement.
EARTH’S GREATEST ENEMY DOCUMENTARY
For the first event please click on the VFP Facebook button from our website to see the announcement of the showing of the film, Earth’s Greatest Enemy, a two hour plus documentary on the excesses of the military industrial complex.
GOOD TROUBLE
The second event for the weekend will see us out in the streets again for a GOOD TROUBLE style protest. There is no better expression than GOOD TROUBLE to enlighten the hearts of our young and to encourage them to build a better living for themselves and their progeny. Come and see how creative this crowd can be.
GOOD TROUBLE location: Ventura County Government Center, corner of Victoria Ave. and Telephone Rd., Ventura
GOOD TROUBLE date and time: Saturday, July 18, 2026, 11am to 1pm
Veterans for Peace chapter 112 will be there with its mobile informational cart. Come by and help us with the many VFP talking points that become evident especially once you view the Earth’s Greatest Enemy documentary the night before.
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Mar 2026
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During the July 2025 raid on Glass House Farms in Camarillo, Ventura County professor and labor organizer John Caravello was taken by ICE. He is now facing federal felony charges for assault of a federal officer because he threw an activated tear gas canister out of harm’s way. Trial begins March 24th in downtown Los Angeles. Leading up to and during John’s trial, we want to make it clear that the community stands with John, who answered the call to protect vulnerable fellow workers.
On March 12th, from 12:00-1:00, California Faculty Association and Students for Quality Education are co-hosting a rally on the CSUCI campus. Our goal is to pack the space in front of Broome library with folks who oppose both ICE and the government’s attempts to silence ICE resistance.
Veterans for Peace will attend the rally with signage and VFP flags. Members please come by wearing VFP clothing in support of a fellow citizen who involved himself as VFP is asked to. Two of VFP’s bullet points are to oppose the militarization of law enforcement and to resist racism and repression in our home communities. Please come, and, look for our flags. The public is invited to attend this event.
During the July 2025 raid on Glass House Farms in Camarillo, Ventura County professor and labor organizer John Caravello was taken by ICE. He is now facing federal felony charges for assault of a federal officer because he threw an activated tear gas canister out of harm’s way. Trial begins March 24th in downtown Los Angeles. Leading up to and during John’s trial, we want to make it clear that the community stands with John, who answered the call to protect vulnerable fellow workers.
On March 12th, from 12:00-1:00, California Faculty Association and Students for Quality Education are co-hosting a rally on the CSUCI campus. Our goal is to pack the space in front of Broome library with folks who oppose both ICE and the government’s attempts to silence ICE resistance.
Veterans for Peace will attend the rally with signage and VFP flags. Members please come by wearing VFP clothing in support of a fellow citizen who involved himself as VFP is asked to. Two of VFP’s bullet points are to oppose the militarization of law enforcement and to resist racism and repression in our home communities. Please come, and, look for our flags. The public is invited to attend this event.