Fifteen years is time to reflect again on how far we have come and what more we need to do as a community to ensure fair and just policing that works with communities to solve problems and addresses fundamental issues such as economic inclusion .

The Woman's City's Club of Greater Cincinnati will be holding a free screening of "Coming Home From the Streets", a documentary about women who have survived prostitution. These are stories of women who have traded sex for money and drugs - or even food and shelter.

The Northern Kentucky Justice & Peace Committee is a committee of the Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center. The committee addresses local, state, national, and global situations with special interest in how these issues impact the lives of the people of Northern Kentucky, especially the poor.

IJPC will on a panel with staff from End Slavery Cincinnati and will show clips from and discuss various documentaries and films that address human trafficking. There will be a discussion how these documentaries and films can be utilized as a tool in increasing the community's awareness and knowledge of this issue.

The film tells the story of the human impacts of nuclear weapons on the people of the Marshall Islands and the secret radiation experiments that were conducted on them during the time of U.S. nuclear testing in the islands (1946-58) and afterwards. It is a catalyst for discussion about not only nuclear weapons and peace, but […]

Awakening the Dreamer will be a follow-up action to the parish‘Teachable Moments’ series last fall featuring Laudato Si’ references in a program designed to bring forth an environmentally sustainable, spiritually fulfilling, socially just human presence on this planet.