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IJPC 2016 Accomplishments

If you missed it this past week on our Facebook page, we have been highlighting all the accomplishments we've had at IJPC this past year. Whether you celebrated diversity with us at the World Peace Festival, called up your senator to advocate for any of the calls to action we sent out, spoke up for immigrants' rights, joined us at the Annual Gathering, or cheered us on at the Flying Pig, we're grateful for your support!Read More

IJPC to Have Peaceful Protest at PEOTUS Trump Visit

NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 30, 2016 MEDIA CONTACT: IJPC Executive Director Allison Reynolds-Berry, MSW at allison@IJPCcincinnati.org or by phone at 513.579.8547. Peaceful Presence to Protect Young Immigrants CINCINNATI, […]Read More

“Sixate” – A Guide to Action After the 2016 Election

Don’t get mad or sad, get smart with “Sixate.” Educate Advocate Agitate Litigate Collaborate Donate Professor Howard Tolley’s remarks at the IJPC Annual Meeting, November 15, 2016 St. John’s Unitarian Universalist […]Read More

IJPC Response – Ray Tensing Mistrial

Though not privy to courtroom proceedings, IJPC remains concerned that power and privilege have served as the determining factors in reaching a mistrial for Ray Tensing for the murder of […]Read More

Reflection on Election Night

As the reality of Donald Trump’s presidency is upon us, we take time to reflect and process how this election cycle has left us with a divided country. Through his […]Read More

Fall 2016 Newsletter

IJPC just published our Fall 2016 newsletter. In it, read about the rally for comprehensive immigration in Northern KY, the follow up from our 3rd Annual World Peace Festival, how our solitary confinement project is going in local universities and about our Annual Gathering!Read More

IJPC Statement as Ray Tensing Trial Approaches

For the past 10 months, the Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center (IJPC) has been engaging in the Rethinking Racism initiative, hearing the individual stories of both those who have personally experienced […]Read More