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Global Day of Peace and Humanity including a Global Virtual screening of a new film by Reconsider There Is Another Way

 There Is Another Way recognizes the depth of suffering, our capacity for violence, and the equally human capacity for compassion and peace. By honoring the full spectrum of our shared humanity, the film opens the door to the complexity of the struggle—it inspires conversations that resist unilateral, simplistic or polarizing narratives. It holds a third perspective. At its core lies a powerful truth: transformation begins with the personal. Through intimate, vulnerable stories, the film invites us to reconsider how we understand conflict, community, and the potential for choosing another way. 

 The screenings will be followed by a Q&A with Director Stephen Apkon, Producer Marcina Hale, and members of Combatants for Peace featured in the film. Tickets prices are "pay what you can." GO HERE FOR TRAILERS AND TICKET INFO

Global Day of Peace and Humanity including a Global Virtual screening of a new film by Reconsider There Is Another Way

 There Is Another Way recognizes the depth of suffering, our capacity for violence, and the equally human capacity for compassion and peace. By honoring the full spectrum of our shared humanity, the film opens the door to the complexity of the struggle—it inspires conversations that resist unilateral, simplistic or polarizing narratives. It holds a third perspective. At its core lies a powerful truth: transformation begins with the personal. Through intimate, vulnerable stories, the film invites us to reconsider how we understand conflict, community, and the potential for choosing another way. 

 The screenings will be followed by a Q&A with Director Stephen Apkon, Producer Marcina Hale, and members of Combatants for Peace featured in the film. Tickets prices are "pay what you can." GO HERE FOR TRAILERS AND TICKET INFO

Monthly Meeting: Korea Peace Now! Grassroots Network    

The Korea Peace Now! Grassroots Network is part of the global campaign Korea Peace Now! Women Mobilizing to End the War. It launched in 2019 to organize communities in the […]

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NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty organization, today has little to do with the North Atlantic.  It is an aggressive alliance of Western imperial powers that has bombed, instigated and supported wars from Afghanistan, Ukraine, Palestine, Africa, Yugoslavia to other areas of the world.  NATO is preparing for a meeting in The Hague this month. They are meeting at a time that they are losing their war in Ukraine, are showing their true morals as their various member nations support the genocide in Palestine, are being challenged as never before in Africa and are having conflicts, even within their own organization.  At their coming meeting, forces opposed to NATO will also be there with alternative summits, meetings and protests.

Hear from the voices opposed to NATO who are speaking out and organizing to abolish the organization and bring about a more peaceful world.  

Speakers include:

Margaret Kimberley, Black Alliance for Peace, Black Agenda Report, UNAC

Pippa Bartolotti, Global Women United Against NATO, UNAC

Cody Urban,  Resist US-Led  Wars

Moderator: Joe Lombardo, UNAC

No RSVP required, join at this link on June 15 at 7pm.Our accompaniers have been attending immigration court, ICE check-ins, school enrollments, and a variety of other important appointments with our immigrant community members since our program started in early 2019.  Now more than ever, we are in urgent need of more volunteers to ensure that no one goes to immigration court or their ICE check-in alone. By being present, we can document violations of law and policy, and ensure that we are able to connect impacted families with the legal and mutual aid support they need when a family member is detained.

Check out this story in the Sacramento Bee about one of our most important kinds of accompaniment-- immigration court with unaccompanied minors.

• Humanitarian opening of Rafah
• Stop bombing Gaza
• Let the voice of the people be heard

Details are still being coordinated globally, RSVP to stay updated as they emerge. 

CONTACT:  Nour · nour@codepink.org