Category: Peace Catalyst International
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Peacebuilder’s Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, May 11-22, Apply by 3/31
The Peacebuilder’s Pilgrimage to the Holy Land is an immersive learning journey through the Occupied Palestinian Territories and Israel, led by experienced peacebuilding practitioners. This unique pilgrimage goes beyond traditional site-seeing to engage deeply with the present-day realities on the ground, allowing participants to witness firsthand the efforts for peace and justice in a deeply…
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Rejecting the Logic of Domination in Sudan’s War Against Civilians
In February’s Taste of Peace webinar, hosted by Peace Catalyst International, two Sudanese men share their stories. They lead a grassroots organization for refugees. Rejecting the logic of domination, they seek to overcome evil with good by cultivating a community of care for Sudanese people from all backgrounds.
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South Africa Study Trip, Aug 8-22 / Apply by 3/10
Join students from St. Stephen’s University on a study trip to South Africa with a focus on “Healing the Colonial Wound: Decolonizing Our Faith and Peace Praxis,” facilitated in partnership with Iziko Lamaqabane. Applications due by March 10th.
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Lent Course in Christian Peacebuilding (Thursdays, 2/19~3/26)
Join this 6-week online small group to introduce peace-oriented theology, conflict transformation, and peacebuilding skills. This course runs during Lent and will include Lent-based prayers and meditations.
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Rejecting the Logic of Domination in Sudan’s War Against Civilians, Feb 15 @ 3 pm US ET
In February’s Taste of Peace session, hear from Kizito Kuku and Kaffi Kaffi, leading a grassroots Sudanese organization focused on the physical & mental health of refugees. Rejecting the logic of domination, they seek to cultivate a community of care for Sudanese refugees from all backgrounds. Come to learn, be inspired, and find ways to…
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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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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.
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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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How to Run an Offers & Needs Market
A great way to strengthen community connections is by hosting an offers & needs market. In September, Peace Catalyst International hosted a workshop where Liz Digitale Anderson introduces how to start. #MakingFriends #MutualAid #OffersAndNeedsMarket #WeaveNetworks #BuildCommunity #Share #BuyNothing #Solidarity #Friendship #Neighbors
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Catalyzing Justice Course, 10/7~10/28
The Catalyzing Justice course provides an introduction to building a nonviolent movement for justice. Rooted in Kingian Nonviolence and drawing from several movement organizing theories, this course prepares you to work towards social change in your own community with both courage and love.
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