Join us for a re-imagined Way of the Cross for Justice this year. Together with our partners, IJPC invites you to engage in a self-guided Good Friday pilgrimage connecting the suffering of Jesus with the suffering brought about by injustice in our day. Read More
IJPC's Winter 2021 Newsletter includes updates on the death penalty abolition movement, new initiatives to address human trafficking, reflection on police-community relations, important information about the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021, and the Flying Pig. Read More
IJPC is looking for avid writers, determined dialoguers, thought seekers, and interested parties who are willing to write blog posts for our new website addition, The Community Corner!Read More
IJPC's 2019-2020 Annul Report is available now. Read More
The Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center’s (IJPC) S. Louise Akers Fellowship, through Mercy Volunteer Corps is an opportunity to spend a year in service through education and advocacy for social justice. Read More
For the past six months, IJPC and death penalty opponents around the country have watched in horror as the federal government has rushed its way from the courts to the execution chamber to execute 10 people.Read More
IJPC's Fall 2020 Newsletter includes reflections on human trafficking education, IJPC's new report on the cost of the death penalty in Hamilton County, updates on Rethinking Racism, immigration advocacy efforts, and a reflection on 2020 as we look to 2021. Read More
