rsvp at  https://www.codepink.org/events

Want to help stop the march toward a new Cold War with China?

Join CODEPINK’s China Is Not Our Enemy Working Group to get smarter on China, cut through the war propaganda, and work together for peace.

Every other Monday, you'll have the chance to meet directly with the team leading this campaign. These interactive sessions offer updates, guidance on actions you can take, a secure space to ask questions, and a chance to contribute your own insights and ideas.

At this critical moment, our collective actions matter more than ever. Let’s come together to organize, educate, and stop the next forever war before it’s too late.

CONTACT Megan · megan@codepink.org

Ready to challenge Zionist brainwashing in our schools?

From June 15–18, join CODEPINK for our Summer Series: Challenging Zionism in Our Schools. We’re pulling back the curtain on how organizations like the ADL use Holocaust education to justify state violence and silence Palestine. In collaboration with educators, artists, and movement leaders, this 4-part workshop will equip you with the tools to push back with powerful resources rooted in Palestinian history, culture, and resistance.

Whether you’re a teacher building a new curriculum, a parent organizing against censorship, or a student finding your voice, you’ll leave with actionable strategies, adaptable lesson plans, and the confidence to advocate for Palestinian liberation and balanced education in your schools and beyond.

Let’s transform our classrooms into sites of truth and acceptance.

1️⃣ Mon., June 15th, 8PM (ET)

In the introductory session of Challenging Zionism in Schools, guests will deconstruct ADL curriculum to understand how historical trauma can be exploited to justify present-day oppression and genocide.

Special Guests:

- Emmaia Gelman, author, "The Anti-Defamation League and the Racial State."
- Adam Sanchez, editor, "Rethinking Schools."
- Rick Chertoff, writer, LA Progressive.

2️⃣ Tues., June 16th, 8PM (ET)

Strategies for Change in Your School will look at how to establish Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) clubs and incorporate Palestinian culture--poetry, art, music, dance--into curriculum. 

Special Guests:

- Colette Cavanagh, education director for the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC)
- Laura Pinho, high school dance teacher and supervisor of an SJP club in Los Angeles.

3️⃣ Wed., June 17th, 8PM (ET)

Literature and Art as Tools for Resistance will present an Ethnic Studies lesson, "Edward Said, Orientalism and Othering," and a media literacy lesson examining art themes on the Apartheid Wall.

Special Guests:

- Lupe Carrasco Cardona, chair, Association of Raza Educators
- Marcy Winograd, coordinator of CODEPINK's Drop the ADL campaign and chair, CTA Jewish & Allied Educators 4 Palestine.

4️⃣ Thurs., June 18, 8PM (ET)

In the final workshop of Challenging Zionism in Schools, CODEPINK explores the meaning of the slogan, From the River to the Sea.

Special Guests:

- Dr. Maha Nassar, Associate Professor, author, "Brothers Apart: Palestinian Citizens of Israel and the Arab World." She will guide participants through her lesson published in "Rethinking Schools."

✍🏻 RSVP for necessary resources, updates & more to be prepared for our workshops! ✍🏻

CONTACT Grace · Grace@codepink.org

Ready to challenge Zionist brainwashing in our schools?

From June 15–18, join CODEPINK for our Summer Series: Challenging Zionism in Our Schools. We’re pulling back the curtain on how organizations like the ADL use Holocaust education to justify state violence and silence Palestine. In collaboration with educators, artists, and movement leaders, this 4-part workshop will equip you with the tools to push back with powerful resources rooted in Palestinian history, culture, and resistance.

Whether you’re a teacher building a new curriculum, a parent organizing against censorship, or a student finding your voice, you’ll leave with actionable strategies, adaptable lesson plans, and the confidence to advocate for Palestinian liberation and balanced education in your schools and beyond.

Let’s transform our classrooms into sites of truth and acceptance.

1️⃣ Mon., June 15th, 8PM (ET)

In the introductory session of Challenging Zionism in Schools, guests will deconstruct ADL curriculum to understand how historical trauma can be exploited to justify present-day oppression and genocide.

Special Guests:

- Emmaia Gelman, author, "The Anti-Defamation League and the Racial State."
- Adam Sanchez, editor, "Rethinking Schools."
- Rick Chertoff, writer, LA Progressive.

2️⃣ Tues., June 16th, 8PM (ET)

Strategies for Change in Your School will look at how to establish Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) clubs and incorporate Palestinian culture--poetry, art, music, dance--into curriculum. 

Special Guests:

- Colette Cavanagh, education director for the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC)
- Laura Pinho, high school dance teacher and supervisor of an SJP club in Los Angeles.

3️⃣ Wed., June 17th, 8PM (ET)

Literature and Art as Tools for Resistance will present an Ethnic Studies lesson, "Edward Said, Orientalism and Othering," and a media literacy lesson examining art themes on the Apartheid Wall.

Special Guests:

- Lupe Carrasco Cardona, chair, Association of Raza Educators
- Marcy Winograd, coordinator of CODEPINK's Drop the ADL campaign and chair, CTA Jewish & Allied Educators 4 Palestine.

4️⃣ Thurs., June 18, 8PM (ET)

In the final workshop of Challenging Zionism in Schools, CODEPINK explores the meaning of the slogan, From the River to the Sea.

Special Guests:

- Dr. Maha Nassar, Associate Professor, author, "Brothers Apart: Palestinian Citizens of Israel and the Arab World." She will guide participants through her lesson published in "Rethinking Schools."

✍🏻 RSVP for necessary resources, updates & more to be prepared for our workshops! ✍🏻

CONTACT Grace · Grace@codepink.org

Join us for our next chapter meeting call to talk about planning in Sacramento. RSVP for Zoom registration link!

CONTACT Makayla · makayla@codepink.org

  OUR MISSION Educate, advocate, and mobilize people into action to transform systems and public policy toward a culture of peace. OUR VISION We cultivate peacebuilding to create a world […]

Ready to challenge Zionist brainwashing in our schools?

From June 15–18, join CODEPINK for our Summer Series: Challenging Zionism in Our Schools. We’re pulling back the curtain on how organizations like the ADL use Holocaust education to justify state violence and silence Palestine. In collaboration with educators, artists, and movement leaders, this 4-part workshop will equip you with the tools to push back with powerful resources rooted in Palestinian history, culture, and resistance.

Whether you’re a teacher building a new curriculum, a parent organizing against censorship, or a student finding your voice, you’ll leave with actionable strategies, adaptable lesson plans, and the confidence to advocate for Palestinian liberation and balanced education in your schools and beyond.

Let’s transform our classrooms into sites of truth and acceptance.

1️⃣ Mon., June 15th, 8PM (ET)

In the introductory session of Challenging Zionism in Schools, guests will deconstruct ADL curriculum to understand how historical trauma can be exploited to justify present-day oppression and genocide.

Special Guests:

- Emmaia Gelman, author, "The Anti-Defamation League and the Racial State."
- Adam Sanchez, editor, "Rethinking Schools."
- Rick Chertoff, writer, LA Progressive.

2️⃣ Tues., June 16th, 8PM (ET)

Strategies for Change in Your School will look at how to establish Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) clubs and incorporate Palestinian culture--poetry, art, music, dance--into curriculum. 

Special Guests:

- Colette Cavanagh, education director for the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC)
- Laura Pinho, high school dance teacher and supervisor of an SJP club in Los Angeles.

3️⃣ Wed., June 17th, 8PM (ET)

Literature and Art as Tools for Resistance will present an Ethnic Studies lesson, "Edward Said, Orientalism and Othering," and a media literacy lesson examining art themes on the Apartheid Wall.

Special Guests:

- Lupe Carrasco Cardona, chair, Association of Raza Educators
- Marcy Winograd, coordinator of CODEPINK's Drop the ADL campaign and chair, CTA Jewish & Allied Educators 4 Palestine.

4️⃣ Thurs., June 18, 8PM (ET)

In the final workshop of Challenging Zionism in Schools, CODEPINK explores the meaning of the slogan, From the River to the Sea.

Special Guests:

- Dr. Maha Nassar, Associate Professor, author, "Brothers Apart: Palestinian Citizens of Israel and the Arab World." She will guide participants through her lesson published in "Rethinking Schools."

✍🏻 RSVP for necessary resources, updates & more to be prepared for our workshops! ✍🏻

CONTACT Grace · Grace@codepink.org

https://www.codepink.org/events

Join us for our biweekly War Is Not Green Working Group Call! When it comes to climate, the US war machine is the elephant in the room as the #1 institutional polluter in the world and with over 800 toxic bases around the world. To fight climate change, we need to demilitarize, end wars and US imperialism, free Palestine, facilitate the repatriation of Indigenous land, and get the mainstream environmental movement to join us along the way. The world's climate movement must hold anti-militarism as a core pillar!  

Let's educate each other and grow our capacity for an anti-militarist, internationalist, and feminist environmental movement! 

CONTACT Aaron · aaron@codepink.org

Every Thursday Stop Wars – Weekly vigil – At corner of 16th & J, Sacramento - Temperatures over 100 cancels the event FMI: 916-448-7157, sacpeace@dcn.org.  You can also call 916-402-1747 with any questions.           

rsvp at  https://www.codepink.org/events

Let's get together to workshop our writing in a supportive environment: poems, short stories, songs and novel chapters (up to 1,000 words). The workshop will focus on the peace economy: works that speak to a culture of empathy, solidarity and connectedness, and resist a culture of violence and war.  Please feel free to bring work to share via a Google Doc link. All skill levels are welcome -- We hope to see you there! 

This workshop will be led by Michelle Humphrey. Michelle is a literary agent based in Tucson, AZ.

Ready to challenge Zionist brainwashing in our schools?

From June 15–18, join CODEPINK for our Summer Series: Challenging Zionism in Our Schools. We’re pulling back the curtain on how organizations like the ADL use Holocaust education to justify state violence and silence Palestine. In collaboration with educators, artists, and movement leaders, this 4-part workshop will equip you with the tools to push back with powerful resources rooted in Palestinian history, culture, and resistance.

Whether you’re a teacher building a new curriculum, a parent organizing against censorship, or a student finding your voice, you’ll leave with actionable strategies, adaptable lesson plans, and the confidence to advocate for Palestinian liberation and balanced education in your schools and beyond.

Let’s transform our classrooms into sites of truth and acceptance.

1️⃣ Mon., June 15th, 8PM (ET)

In the introductory session of Challenging Zionism in Schools, guests will deconstruct ADL curriculum to understand how historical trauma can be exploited to justify present-day oppression and genocide.

Special Guests:

- Emmaia Gelman, author, "The Anti-Defamation League and the Racial State."
- Adam Sanchez, editor, "Rethinking Schools."
- Rick Chertoff, writer, LA Progressive.

2️⃣ Tues., June 16th, 8PM (ET)

Strategies for Change in Your School will look at how to establish Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) clubs and incorporate Palestinian culture--poetry, art, music, dance--into curriculum. 

Special Guests:

- Colette Cavanagh, education director for the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC)
- Laura Pinho, high school dance teacher and supervisor of an SJP club in Los Angeles.

3️⃣ Wed., June 17th, 8PM (ET)

Literature and Art as Tools for Resistance will present an Ethnic Studies lesson, "Edward Said, Orientalism and Othering," and a media literacy lesson examining art themes on the Apartheid Wall.

Special Guests:

- Lupe Carrasco Cardona, chair, Association of Raza Educators
- Marcy Winograd, coordinator of CODEPINK's Drop the ADL campaign and chair, CTA Jewish & Allied Educators 4 Palestine.

4️⃣ Thurs., June 18, 8PM (ET)

In the final workshop of Challenging Zionism in Schools, CODEPINK explores the meaning of the slogan, From the River to the Sea.

Special Guests:

- Dr. Maha Nassar, Associate Professor, author, "Brothers Apart: Palestinian Citizens of Israel and the Arab World." She will guide participants through her lesson published in "Rethinking Schools."

✍🏻 RSVP for necessary resources, updates & more to be prepared for our workshops! ✍🏻

CONTACT Grace · Grace@codepink.org

Every Thursday Stop Wars – Weekly vigil – At corner of 16th & J, Sacramento - Temperatures over 100 cancels the event FMI: 916-448-7157, sacpeace@dcn.org.  You can also call 916-402-1747 with any questions.           

rsvp at  https://www.codepink.org/events

Want to help stop the march toward a new Cold War with China?

Join CODEPINK’s China Is Not Our Enemy Working Group to get smarter on China, cut through the war propaganda, and work together for peace.

Every other Monday, you'll have the chance to meet directly with the team leading this campaign. These interactive sessions offer updates, guidance on actions you can take, a secure space to ask questions, and a chance to contribute your own insights and ideas.

At this critical moment, our collective actions matter more than ever. Let’s come together to organize, educate, and stop the next forever war before it’s too late.

CONTACT Megan · megan@codepink.org

Join us for our next chapter meeting call to talk about planning in Sacramento. RSVP for Zoom registration link!

CONTACT Makayla · makayla@codepink.org

https://www.codepink.org/events

Join us for our biweekly War Is Not Green Working Group Call! When it comes to climate, the US war machine is the elephant in the room as the #1 institutional polluter in the world and with over 800 toxic bases around the world. To fight climate change, we need to demilitarize, end wars and US imperialism, free Palestine, facilitate the repatriation of Indigenous land, and get the mainstream environmental movement to join us along the way. The world's climate movement must hold anti-militarism as a core pillar!  

Let's educate each other and grow our capacity for an anti-militarist, internationalist, and feminist environmental movement! 

CONTACT Aaron · aaron@codepink.org

Every Thursday Stop Wars – Weekly vigil – At corner of 16th & J, Sacramento - Temperatures over 100 cancels the event FMI: 916-448-7157, sacpeace@dcn.org.  You can also call 916-402-1747 with any questions.           

Every Thursday Stop Wars – Weekly vigil – At corner of 16th & J, Sacramento - Temperatures over 100 cancels the event FMI: 916-448-7157, sacpeace@dcn.org.  You can also call 916-402-1747 with any questions.           

rsvp at  https://www.codepink.org/events

Want to help stop the march toward a new Cold War with China?

Join CODEPINK’s China Is Not Our Enemy Working Group to get smarter on China, cut through the war propaganda, and work together for peace.

Every other Monday, you'll have the chance to meet directly with the team leading this campaign. These interactive sessions offer updates, guidance on actions you can take, a secure space to ask questions, and a chance to contribute your own insights and ideas.

At this critical moment, our collective actions matter more than ever. Let’s come together to organize, educate, and stop the next forever war before it’s too late.

CONTACT Megan · megan@codepink.org

Join us for our next chapter meeting call to talk about planning in Sacramento. RSVP for Zoom registration link!

CONTACT Makayla · makayla@codepink.org