Category: Events
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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…
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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.
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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.
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Immigrants are Welcome Here, 12/18 @ 8:30 pm ET
Join Peace Catalyst and other Jesus followers for a reflective and supportive conversation to process what we are seeing and experiencing in our communities. We will name and mourn the pain our government has caused to our neighbors, ask questions and share about the many ways we are showing up to support and advocate, and make…
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Dangerous Women Part 2, 12/12 @ 8 pm ET
You’re invited to our December Korea Peace Study Group session this week where June & Eunsun will give the second part of their presentation on “Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism,” a book edited by Elaine H. Kim and Chungmoo Choi.
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Phone Banking for Korea Peace, 12/11 @ 2 pm ET
Join us for a virtual power hour phone-banking session to urge members of Congress to support H.R.1841, the Peace on the Korean Peninsula Act because it’s WAY past time to #EndTheKoreanWar.
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Christmas Through the Lens of the Foreigner, 12/11 @ 1 pm EST
Join this webinar on Tuesday, Dec 11th at 1 pm to consider how the Christmas story is, at its core, is about movement. The birth narrative of Jesus is woven through with themes familiar to immigrants, refugees, and displaced people today.
Seeds Will Grow 