Category: Love
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Disagreement as Practice: Communication Across Divides

It’s difficult for most of us to talk with others about points of disagreement. Many of us argue, avoid, or go along with the majority instead. What if we could unlock the power of curiosity to facilitate communication through disagreement?
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Discussing Korean Christian Zionism, 5/8 @ 8 pm ET

Discussion session with Dr. Keunjoo Christine Pae about Korean Christian Zionism coming up this weekend. Join us?
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In Memory of Helen Kim

Cross-posting the following memorial and 2002 interview by Ramsey Liem, originally posted by the Korea Policy Institute.
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Call Congress: No Funds for War with Iran

Congress has not authorized this war of choice, despite our tax dollars paying for it. With the Pentagon confirming the war costs at least $1 billion per day and the Trump administration may request additional funding, legislators need to hear from constituents that War is Not the Answer and we will not pay for it.
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TRAID’s Child Safe Space Program

Trauma Rescue Aid currently runs a Child Safe Space Program for refugee and internally displaced children affected by the war in Sudan.
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The Third Harmony Screening & Discussion, 4/25 @ 2 pm ET

You’re invited to screen the documentary “The Third Harmony” and to discuss what systems and societies of peace we can build, grow, nurture, and protect together.
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No Nukes Advocacy Hour, 4/21 @ 12 pm ET

During this online event, organized by Pax Christi USA, you’ll hear about actions we can take to promote nuclear disarmament. You’ll receive information & guidance about how to contact Congress to urge support of current legislation to end the production and threat of nuclear weapons.
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A Statement from the Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center

Cross-posting the following statement from Sabeel released after the US and Israel began the latest war in Iran.
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April Nonviolence Studies: Registration Open Until 3/31

Registration for Metta Center’s April Nonviolence Studies— Listening, Relating, and Communicating in Conflict, is now open through March 31. As part of a twelve-month Nonviolence Studies program, each month explores a different dimension of nonviolence in practice.

