Pangea Giving Calendar

This calendar includes all events and meetings for Pangea Giving. Please email nick@pangeagiving.org for more details.

Community Events

Pangea and our members are committed to education on global issues and best practices in grassroots philanthropy. The following are a sample of upcoming community events that touch on issues important to Pangea members.

“Navigating the Nexus”: New Book Launch and Dialogue on Art & Peacebuilding by Women Peace Makers

Saturday, May 16
7:00–8:00am Pacific Time
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How can artists and peacebuilders work together to achieve both individual and mutual objectives? Art for peace, creative peacebuilding, peace art – these concepts are becoming more and more practiced as disciplines and specialities intermingle. But how do you balance different values? How to make sure artists have space to create? How do you ensure communities in conflict take the centre stage? How can you work together to Do No Harm?

Navigating the Nexus of Art & Peace is a new book that takes a deeply reflective journey with artists and peacebuilders working together to creatively transform conflict and create artistic masterpieces of collaboration and peace.

Join this event on the International Day of Living Together in Peace to hear from the book contributors. You will also receive a free copy of the book in PDF or EPUB for online reading.

  • Carrie Herbert, Integrative Arts Psychologist, Ragamuffin International (Cambodia)
  • Dona Park, Artist and Illustrator (Canada)
  • María Antonia Pérez, Cultural Citizenship, Secretary of Culture for Municipality of Medellín (Colombia)
  • Raymond Hyma, Peacebuilder and Co-developer, Facilitative Listening Design (Canada)
  • Suyheang Kry, Execuvite Director, Women Peace Makers (Cambodia)

Woven Together: Stories of Burma/Myanmar

Friday, December 6, 2019 – Sunday, November 8, 2020
Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience (719 S King St)

Explore the Wing Luke Museum’s brand new exhibit honoring the diversity of Burma/Myanmar’s many ethnicities, cultures, and religions. With stories sourced from the local Burmese/Myanmarese community, learn about the complex history of Burma/Myanmar, the challenges communities face in America, and the journey to build community together.

Wing Luke Museum Digital Programs

The Wing Luke Museum developed new ways to bring their programs to you with Digital Wing Luke! The page will continue to grow with access to community work, online education, and more. 

People can explore the digital collection or shop at the digital marketplace. Meanwhile students can explore and create art together with artists online at the afterschool YouthCAN program. Also visit their Facebook page for online Story Time! during the month of May.