Events
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May Day Walk for Immigrant Worker Justice
Bell Event Center 444 Reading Rd, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesJoin IJPC and partners for a May Day Walk for Immigrant Worker Justice. We will begin after the Cincinnati Interfaith Workers Centers' May Day Brunch.
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Immigration, Activism and Stories From the Movement at Miami University
Miami University 100 Bishop Circle, Oxford, OH, United StatesHear stories from immigrant youth, students and activists. Learn how to advocate for a more just and secure future. Supported by Community Based Leadership, International Studies, Latin American Studies, Black World Studies, and Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center's Youth Educating Society.
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Immigrants & Public Benefits: May Immigration Learning Community
IJPC 215 E 14th Street, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesJoin our Immigration Learning Community as we discuss immigrants and their access (or lack thereof) to public benefits.
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Peace Movie Series: Command and Control
IJPC 215 E 14th Street, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesJoin us as we explore some of the issues surrounding nuclear weapons through two documentaries. Command and Control explores the potential dangers of holding nuclear weapons in the United States. Countdown to Zero examines the path needed to get to a nuclear free world. Documentaries are each an hour and a half with a brief discussion after each film. Come for one or for both!
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Peace Movie Series: Countdown to Zero
IJPC 215 E 14th Street, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesJoin us as we explore some of the issues surrounding nuclear weapons through two documentaries. Command and Control explores the potential dangers of holding nuclear weapons in the United States. Countdown to Zero examines the path needed to get to a nuclear free world. Documentaries are each an hour and a half with a brief discussion after each film. Come for one or for both!
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FYI: White Supremacy, Racism, and Antisemitism—the intersectionality of hate
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center 50 E Freedom Way, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesAs white nationalists took to the streets of Charlottesville to protest the removal of confederate monuments, they spewed racist, anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim, anti-LGBTQ and, in general, anti-minority rhetoric. They also shouted Nazi-era antisemitic slogans, such as “Jews will not replace us” and “Blood and soil.” What forms the framework of this “equal opportunity hate?” And what are the most effective strategies that diverse communities can use to counter this threat?
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Peace Day in the Park
Ziegler Park 1322 Sycamore St, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesJoin the Nonviolence Alliance of Greater Cincinnati for a family friendly afternoon to where you can meet, discover & celebrate peacemakers in our city. Enjoy live entertainment, interactive activities, educational opportunities and food trucks!
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Immigration: Debunking Media Myths
St. John's - Unitarian Universalist 320 Resor Ave, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesJoin Youth Educating Society (YES) & the Young Activists Coalition for a panel discussion on current immigration policies, how they're being reported in the media, and what you can do to shape the narrative.
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Education & Awareness Committee Meeting – End Slavery Cincinnati Coalition
IJPC 215 E 14th Street, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesJoin a coalition of organizations working to educate the community about human trafficking issues.
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Stories of Survival: Bhutan – Finding Refuge in Cincinnati
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center 50 E Freedom Way, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesStories of Survival is RefugeeConnect's annual speaker series. Our 2018 series includes five different speaking engagements with refugees from five different countries telling their own stories of survival, including Somalia, Cyprus, the Former Soviet Union, Burundi, and Bhutan.
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FYI: Brightness of Noon: The Intersect of Faith, Immigration and Refugees documentary screening
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection 1950 Nagel Road, Cincinnati, OH, United States“Brightness of Noon: The Intersect of Faith, Immigration and Refugees” is a two-part documentary that illuminates the risks people of faith are willing to take to protect the human rights of those fleeing violence, and the struggles and triumphs of undocumented immigrants and refugees as they resettle in the United States.
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End Slavery Cincinnati Coalition Meeting
Interact for Health 3805 Edwards Rd #500, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesMonthly anti-human trafficking coalition meeting, open to the public.