Why Nonviolent Resistance Doesn’t Require Your Opponent to Have a Conscience
If nonviolence required tyrants to grow a heart, we’d be finished—violence is what they’re begging for. History shows we beat them by withdrawing pillars of support until they’re forced to concede.
TRAID’s 2025 Report
Trauma Rescue Aid is a Sudanese-refugee-led, grassroots organization serving the physical & mental health needs of the Sudanese refugee community in Uganda. This is a report on our 2025 activities.
Stop ICE Aggression
The following letter is an open-letter I sent to my representatives in Congress about the current immigration crisis in the USA. In the following letter, I echo the demands of Minnesotans, list 20 immigration decisions the Trump Administration has taken that have shaped our current crisis, and call for accountability.
Call for Rapid Response
With the killing of Alex Pretti by ICE agents today in Minnesota, organizers in the Twin Cities are calling for solidarity across the country.
Stand in Solidarity with Minnesotans
I just got off of a morning prayer call with multi-faith clergy in Minnesota. Over 1,000 clergy and the many faith communities they represent are calling for a day of truth and freedom. I will share their demands and some actions you can take in solidarity in this post.
Nonviolence or Extinction
On MLK Day, Nonviolence International invites you to read the words of Martin Luther King, Jr. from his speech about nonviolence when he received the Nobel Peace Prize.
Engaging Nonviolence Certification Cohort, Feb-Aug 2026
You’re invited by Pace e Bene to learn and practice nonviolence as a way of life through the six-month Engaging Nonviolence Certification Program, which runs weekly from February through August.
Invitation for Faith Leaders to Minneapolis, Jan 22-23
An organizing network of faith leaders and clergy in Minneapolis, Minnesota are extending an open invitation for faith leaders & clergy from around the country to come to Minneapolis next week, on January 22nd and 23rd.
Beyond Protests: Boycotts & Nonviolent Resistance, 1/28 @ 8 pm ET
In this workshop, we will explore the nonviolent tactics beyond protests and mass demonstrations, the strategies we can use speak truth to power, stop cooperating with those causing harm, and intervene to disrupt the injustice. From sit-ins and boycotts to not answering the door and misfiling paperwork, there are countless ways that people can work…
Women and War: Militarism & Camptowns in South Korea, 1/26 @ 8:30 pm ET
In this webinar, organizers and scholars will discuss the history of camptowns, human rights abuses against Korean women, and how Korean women are fighting for justice. Featuring Ko Mira, director of Sae-oom-teo, and human rights lawyer Ha Ju Hee, in a conversation moderated by Professor Ji-Yeon Yuh.
Korea Peace Study Group, 1/9 @ 8 pm ET
We will spend our first session of the new year sharing and listening to one another and organizing small study groups for the year to come. Please join us if you’re interested in studying themes related to Korea Peace.
Christmas is not a Western story – it is a Palestinian one
Cross-posting Rev. Munther Isaac’s Christmas Eve Message (source): Every December, much of the Christian world enters a familiar cycle of celebration: carols, lights, decorated trees, consumer frenzy and the warm imagery of a snowy night. In the United States and Europe, public discourse often speaks of “Western Christian values”, or even the vague notion of…
Darkness Covered the Earth
As we near the end of 2025, I am reflecting on “the beginning”, as described in the first chapter of Genesis, and praying for light to dawn in places of deep darkness.
Faith, Peace, and Power Across Contexts: Uganda, Palestine, and Korea
What does it mean to follow Jesus when faith is used to justify domination, nationalism, or exclusion? And how might Christians embody a different way—the way of peace, solidarity, and hope? Three Peace Catalyst team members, rooted in very different contexts, discuss these topics in this webinar.
Christian Nationalism and the Soul of the Church: Resisting Toxic Theology and Healing the Flock
Harmful theologies have taken root that fuse religious & political identities together. Whether from the pulpit, the pews, or a politician’s mouth, Christian nationalism is corrupting our churches & society. Join scholars on Christian nationalism Rev. Angela Denker & Dr. Drew Strait to learn how pastors, leaders & concerned Christians can respond with courage and…
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Seeds Will Grow 