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  • Community Event: Confinement, Politics of Space and Bodies – CAC Symposium

    Contemporary Arts Center 44 E 6th St, Cincinnati, OH, United States

    The group exhibition Confinement: Politics of Space and Bodies, on view until March 1st at the Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati (CAC), centers around the safety provided by restricted spaces, while also evoking constriction and restriction. It discusses the effects of institutional systems of confinement and approaches notions of mobility and movement. IJPC program manager Jessie Frank will be a speaker for the symposium on Saturday February 29th for "Institutional and Industrial Complexes: Confinement, a Governmental Construction?"

  • CANCELED – Love of Justice: Leadership in the Immigration Movement

    Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church 103 William Howard Taft Road, Cincinnati, OH, United States

    CANCELED - For public health precautions. Join us for a light breakfast and fellowship as multiple leaders in the immigrant justice movement tell their stories and share their visions.

  • VIRTUAL – Way of the Cross for Justice

    OH, United States

    Reflections on Social Justice Issues with Rituals while at Home. Join us in Solidarity on YouTube on the Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center (IJPC) channel.

  • You Can’t Quarantine Racism: Discussing our Legacy of White Impunity

    Join us for "You Can't Quarantine Racism: Discussing our Legacy of White Impunity", an event aimed at providing space for inter and intraracial dialogue, to grieve and process state sanctioned violence against African Americans, and to explore how white allies must do better. 

  • Rethinking Racism: Rethinking Myself

    Join Rethinking Racism for an open conversation about how each of us can continue the journey from complicity to anti-racism. We'll use one another's wisdom and experiences to share tangible actions we can take on a daily basis to counter racism.

  • Rethinking Racism: Rethinking Systems

    Join Rethinking Racism for a conversation about how we can use our power to influence systems and re-imagine their purpose.

  • Awake and Act: Successes and Shortcomings of Police Oversight Efforts

    Join the NonViolence Alliance on Weds., Oct. 28 to hear from Julie Griff, Director of the New Orleans Community-Police Mediation Program (CPMP), which provides opportunities for community members and police officers to have facilitated face-to-face dialogues to be heard, build understanding and resolve conflict they’ve had in their interactions with each other.