Peace Notes
Working for Peace Through the Arts
Protect Our Parklands: The True Cost of the MotoGP Incursion
Adelaide’s iconic Park Lands face the most major incursion in their history.
Ready to Listen: The Parallel Effect
A transdisciplinary podcast research and art series that invites visionary thinkers to describe the histories and structures of imagined parallel worlds.
Review of the 2026 Independent & Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN) Conference
IPAN was formed in 2011 and has over 100 affiliate partners including community and church groups, trade unions, and peace and anti-war organisations. It is a national network that coordinates and connects people striving for peace and independence.
2026 Annual General Meeting – All Welcome!
We would love to see you at our upcoming Annual General Meeting. It’s a chance to connect with fellow members, reflect on our achievements over the last year, and shape our plans.
2025 Arts Peace Award Recipient Kumarangk Opens at ACE Gallery
The 2025 Arts Peace Award recipient, Kumarangk, is now open at Adelaide Contemporary Experimental (ACE) Gallery. This powerful, Ngarrindjeri-led exhibition opened on 21 February 2026 and runs until 4 April 2026, forming a vital part of the Adelaide Festival program.
Kindred Summer Garden Party & Arts Peace Award Presentation
Kindred Garden Party: a joyful afternoon in honour of International Human Rights Day and the announcement of the 2025 Arts Peace Award.
Remember when …
It has been 80 years since the atomic attacks on Japan. Here’s what we are doing to comemorate.
Kaurna Reconciliation Walk: Bridging Now to Next
This experience encourages truth-telling and meaningful contributions to local and national reconciliation efforts.
Celebrating Art, Peace, and Transformation at the 2025 AGM
Last Sunday, 13 April 2025, we gathered at our Annual General Meeting (AGM) to celebrate the transformative power of art and peace. It was a day filled with inspiration, connection, and a shared commitment to creating positive change in the world. Our members had...
Peace Foundation Sustainability Award at the 2025 Adelaide Fringe
And the winner is … Black Girl Rising, performed by the incredible Linnea Tengroth! Massive congratulations to Linnea and the entire team behind this powerful production. On receiving her award Linnea said “We are beyond honored. Black Girl Rising was always...