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  • Memorial Vigil

    World Peace Bell 425 York St. , Newport, KY, United States

    The peace committee will host a memorial for all civilian casualties of war on Tuesday, August 9th at 7:30 PM to commemorate the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. This vigil will be held at the World Peace Bell and feature a candle vigil, remembrance circle, peace messaging and peace cranes. All are invited to attend.

  • 3rd Annual World Peace Festival

    World Peace Bell 425 York St. , Newport, KY, United States

    IJPC and Citizens for Global Solutions are co-organizers of the 2016 World Peace Festival for Cincinnati and Northern KY on Saturday October 1st, 1:00-5:00PM. The theme this year is the Peace is a Human Right For All. Please mark your calendar and plan to attend this family-friendly, music and art celebration of the International Day of Peace.

    Free

  • Sr. Simone Campbell: “Election 2016: Working to Mend the Gaps”

    Christ Church Cathedral 318 E 4th Street, Cincinnati, United States

    Sr. Simone Campbell, SSS, executive director of NETWORK and the leader of Nuns on the Bus, will offer an interactive presentation around wealth and income inequality as well as inequality in access to democracy, health care, citizenship, and housing, ultimately asking, “What would Cincinnati look like if we mend these gaps?”

    Free

  • Dialogue Facilitator Training

    IJPC 215 E 14th Street, Cincinnati, OH, United States

    Join IJPC in Dialogue Facilitator training to better expand the capacity for hosting dialogues and collaborating with partners who would like to bring the Dialogue Process to their organizations to discuss difficult issues.

  • We the People: united in diversity, pursuing peace and justice

    Community Matters 2110 St Michael Street, Cincinnati, OH, United States

    Collaborating organizations are coordinating a peaceful unity program called "We the People: united in diversity, pursuing peace and justice" for Cincinnati and Northern KY on Inauguration Day. We will gather together to celebrate America's diversity and the importance of a community engaged in advocacy.

  • Peace Committee Meeting: Staff reflection from time in Israel & Palestine

    IJPC 215 E 14th Street, Cincinnati, OH, United States

    Program manager, Andrea Koverman, SC, will share a reflection of her time in Israel and Palestine. Andrea and two other colleagues are in Israel and Palestine through HOPE (Holy Land Outreach Promoting Education).

  • Race and Racism in Cincinnati

    Faith United Church of Christ 6886 Salem Rd , Cincinnati, OH, United States

    On Tuesday February 21, 2017 7:00-8:30pm at Faith United Church of Christ (6886 Salem Rd Cincinnati, OH 45230), IJPC is helping coordinate a program called Race and Racism in Cincinnati, a lecture and discussion organized by Rethinking Racism. The event is an opportunity to dive deeper into the history of racism in our community and we will break into discussion groups following a presentation from Rev. Troy Jackson and Ms. Elizabeth Hopkins.

    Free

  • Six@Six: Is Justice Blind?: Race, Class, and Our Criminal Justice System

    The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County- Main Library 800 Vine Street, Cincinnati, OH, United States

    Danielle McDonald will discuss the history of race in the United States, how our conceptualization of race has impacted African Americans, and how it has shaped the criminal justice system.

  • A Vision of Hope and Paths to Peace

    Xavier University - Gallagher Student Center 3815 Ledgewood Dr, Cincinnati, OH, United States

    An evening of thought-provoking commentary on the possibility of world peace and strategies for getting us there presented by a panel of visionaries in the field.

  • March Peace Committe Meeting

    IJPC 215 E 14th Street, Cincinnati, OH, United States

    Come join the meeting of IJPC's Peace Committee as they discuss and learn about the conflict in the Middle East in preparation for an upcoming event.

  • Black and Blue: Police and the African-American Community

    New Prospect Baptist Church 1580 Summit Rd, Cincinnat, OH, United States

    A Back-to-Back focusing on the uniquely frustrating experiences and viewpoints police and black citizens have as they encounter each other in challenging circumstances in their work and lives.

  • Nonviolence Action Training

    IJPC 215 E 14th Street, Cincinnati, OH, United States

    Join Program Manager, Andrea Koverman and activist and educator Peggy Gish for a Nonviolence Action Training. You will walk out of this afternoon session knowing how to speak truth to power, deal with fear in conflict, develop an effective campaign and understand/prepare for civil disobedience should you make that choice