Category: Peacebuilders
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Resist US-Led War Speaks out on Sudan
An excellent primer on the ongoing war in Sudan for people uncertain of what is happening and why it matters.
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Immigration 101, 11/25 @ 1 pm EST
Join this webinar on Tuesday, Nov 25th at 1 pm ET for an overview of the history of U.S. immigration law and policy, current immigration pathways, and key terms and statuses. Webinar for US Americans wishing to support their immigrant neighbors.
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Debunking Immigration Myths with Facts, 11/4 @ 1 pm ET
Join an interactive workshop tackling common misconceptions about immigrants and immigration. Webinar for US Americans wishing to support their immigrant neighbors.
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Embracing Our Immigrant Neighbors, 10/30 @ 1 pm EST
God’s concern for immigrants is clear throughout Scripture, reminding Christians that welcoming the stranger is a central call of our faith. This webinar invites churches and faith communities to explore God’s heart for immigrants through Scripture, prayer, and practical action.
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Understanding Key Terms in Current Immigration Trends, 10/14 @ 1 pm EST
Join this webinar on Tuesday, Oct 14th at 1 pm to learn key immigration terms used in news, advocacy, and immigration law. Webinar for US Americans wishing to support their immigrant neighbors.
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Genocide Resistance Grows
As the current genocide ends, listen to Palestinian and Jewish women peacebuilders. Use their inspiring words and leadership to pivot and focus on resisting apartheid and occupation.
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Tell Congress: No More Federal Troops in Our Cities
President Trump’s recent decisions to send national guard troops from other states into our nation’s cities is a dangerous overreach of executive power. Raise your voice in protest to ensure this is not normalized.
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Lifting Our Eyes
The Psalmist’s remedy for despair is to invite us to direct our gaze to the highest authority, before whom we intercede– putting our total hope in the One who hears the cries of the oppressed, the groans of prisoners, and intervenes to bring liberation.
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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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Commitment to Nonviolent Resistance
Those standing for social justice or resisting actions by the current administration may become targets of surveillance or crackdowns. One way to be prepared is a steadfast, vocal commitment to nonviolence.
Seeds Will Grow 