Now that you’ve attended one or more Rethinking Racism Open Space events, or even if you've found this for the first time, you might have found yourself thinking, “Where can I go with my passion and energy?” “What can I do?” Rethinking Racism has been thinking about this, too. We have a plan and you’re invited to participate! The Pro-Action Café is a chance to bring any of your musings, ideas, projects and dreams to the table and have the opportunity to talk with others about their thoughts and ideas.

Join IJPC and several other local organizations for a gathering of love, peace, and unity. There will be live music, speakers, spoken word, and food trucks! We are uniting for a day of peace and love to create positive change in negative times.

Come learn about alternative development models to gentrification, featuring the work being done in Lower Price Hill presented by Community Matters and South Cumminsville, presented by Working In Neighborhoods.

Join IJPC at the Xavier University Kennedy Auditorium for a film and panel discussion. We are co-sponsoring this event in remembrance of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. We have to remember and face these horrors so we don't repeat such an atrocity.

IJPC is thrilled to host John Dear, an internationally known activist, speaker, and author for Pursuing Peace in Cincinnati: Nonviolent Cincinnati Launch. We also will honor 2 local peacemakers with the IJPC Margaret Fuller Peace Award and the inaugural IJPC Bob Maxwell Peace Builder Award. We will also highlight some of the recent accomplishments of IJPC, as this event will serve as our annual meeting. As a celebration of peace, it will also be in lieu of the World Peace Festival.

Join the organizers of Rethinking Racism as we discuss the local implications of national events. Attendees will have the chance to dialogue and identify how to use individual passion to take responsibility for creating and sustaining anti racism in Cincinnati.

Walk for Peace is an event that highlights our individual and collective responsibility for the progress of humanity. It strives to bring peace into our day to day lives, and the lives of others in our local-global communities by recognizing that we are united by something that we all believe in: values. These include: love, truth, righteousness, nonviolence, and peace. The 5K walk will conclude with an intercultural fair, where community members can get engaged in meaningful volunteerism, and enjoy singing, dance, and art activities.