Events
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August YES Meeting
IJPC 215 E 14th Street, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesHigh school & college aged students only. Parking is free in Peaslee's lot during this event - no need to pay.
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HOME: Stories, Food & Community
Community Matters 2110 St Michael Street, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesIJPC and YES are partnering with JustLOVE, BeSpoken Live, Community Matters and JCRC for an event asking, "What is home?" Come hear the stories of home from local immigrants and connect with your neighbors over our shared love of home. Free to attend, interpretation services provided.
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What Is and What Can Be: Women of Color and the Struggle for Justice
Reverb Art + Design 130 W Court St, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesIJPC is proud to support the telling the stories of women of color in Cincinnati, including one of our own YES advisory board members, Heyra Avila!
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The Forgotten Ones: Domestic Child Soldiers in the United States
Centennial Barn 110 Compton Road, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesIJPC is excited to welcome Dr. Jesse Bach from Cleveland to lead The Forgotten Ones: Domestic Child Soldiers in the United States. The event will explore the concept of child soldiers in the United States, bringing up issues of race, borders, poverty, ethnicity, agency, American superiority, and prison-industry profit that have intentionally co-opted the definition of child soldier away from domestic child gang members.
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Addressing Trauma in Immigrant and Refugee Communities Conference
Hebrew Union College Skirball Museuem - Mayerson Auditorium 3101 Clifton Ave., Cincinnati, OH, United StatesFor the YWCA's 11th Biennial Immigrant Survivors of Partner Violence Conference, join IJPC and YES along with our partners to learn about trauma in immigrant and refugee communities. $35 General Registration, $15 Students.
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POSTPONED: Advocacy Training on the Death Penalty
IJPC 215 E 14th Street, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesCome join us for a working advocacy training session in preparation for the November Death Penalty Advocacy Day.
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Dolores Screening and Discussion
Kenton County Library 502 Scott Blvd., Covington, KY, United StatesRebel. Activist. Feminist. Mother. IJPC is proud to cosponsor the screening of the acclaimed film Dolores, about the life and accomplishments of Dolores Huerta. Follow her story and her work on immigrant rights, labor rights, and women's rights, and hear from a panel of local Latinx community members about what her work means to them today.
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September Safe Haven: Immigration
Children’s Home of NKY 200 Home Road, Devou Park, Covington, KY, United StatesJoin some YES members for an evening of conversation around immigration.
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Day of Nonviolence Training
St. Anne Province Center 5300 St. Anne Dr., Melbourne, KY, United StatesJoin IJPC and the Congregation of Divine Providence for a a day of training about nonviolence. Covered will be the principles of nonviolence, nonviolent communication and learning about nonviolent direct action.
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Culture of Peace Walk
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center 50 E Freedom Way, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesJoin Nonviolence Alliance of Greater Cincinnati for an afternoon where we explore how to create and foster a culture of peace.
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Rethinking Racism Presents: The People vs. Columbus
St. John's - Unitarian Universalist 320 Resor Ave, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesRethinking Racism will coordinate a learning activity through an adapted role play developed by the Zinn Education Project. The experience will highlight the negative impacts of Christopher Columbus, recognize wrongs done to the native peoples of the Americas, and honor their culture instead.
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Share the Journey: A Concert for Compassion
Bellarmine Chapel at Xavier University 3800 Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, United States"Share the Journey; a Concert for Compassion" is a benefit concert featuring local music artists and performers invited to donate their talents and resources to raise money for The Kino Border Initiative and the League of United Latin American Citizens. Both organizations work extensively to serve and assist refugees and immigrant families.
