Posts Tagged “Peace”

Showing Up for Our Haitian Neighbors: Reflections on our “ICE: We See You” Vigils

Photo credit: Matt Shiffler Photography When our partners at Springfield Neighbors United told us that hundreds of Haitians had received alarming letters from ICE ordering them to check in at […]Read More

International Children’s Day

International Children’s Day is a celebration of multiculturalism and diversity. This event provides meaningful opportunities for children to engage, play, learn, and uphold joy, while also empowering children to act. […]Read More

Through the Years: Dialogue Program

By Samantha Searls, Program Director To mark 40 years of Ignite Peace, enjoy this limited series highlighting our past work through the decades. “Nonviolence is not a principle, it is […]Read More

Thousands Meet in Cairo to Oppose Aid Blockade

By Hannah Moore, Intern Recently, social media platforms have been flooded with images of Greta Thunberg and the group of 11 journalists, activists, and politicians that boarded the Madleen with […]Read More

Vigil For Hope

By Hayley Huge, Operations Director Shared at the Vigil for Hope, organized by Cincinnati Resist, on June 13, 2025. I want to start by sharing a poem called Making Peace […]Read More

Mourning Ryan Hinton and the Ripples of Violence

By Bekky Baker, Program Director Ryan Hinton, a teenager, a brother, a son, our neighbor, was shot and killed by the police on May 1st. The headlines flash that he […]Read More

Happy Hour – Brink for a Cause

Join Ignite Peace at Brink Brewing Co. for a casual evening of drinks and conversation to support our Engaging Nonviolence programming. Read More