May 17, 9am - 12pm
Education and the Comon Good - download pdf flyer
The 2008 Day of Dialogue Series- Six Dialogues on Six Critical Issues: Health Care, Economic Development, Education, Immigration, Campaign Finance Reform and Foriegn Policy. Join us at the First Unitiarin Church, 536 Linton Street. All Are Welcome at these free enents, reservations requested. download pdf flyer

May 11, 1 pm
STANDING WOMEN - MOTHER'S DAY FOR PEACE
Standing Women will stand again Mother's Day. Bring your loved ones with you and stand with us at 1 pm at Hyde Park Square. Bring bells. Our website is at http://www.standingwomen.org

IRAQ MORATORIUM, 3rd Friday of every month, 5:30pm
Neighborhood Peace Vigils - see details

IJPC recommends:
The Emerging Latino Immigrant Community
Of Cincinnati, Southwest Ohio, and Northern Kentucky by Dan LaBotz, Sept. 2007 - download pdf and share

Monthly meeting - IJPC General Peace Committee, 7 pm
3rd Wednesday of every month, Peaslee Neighborhood Center,
All are welcome!

Tuesday, May 20th, 7 pm
At the Death House Door Movie Screening
Thomas More College, 333 Thomas More Parkway
Crestview Hills Steigerwald Hall in the Holbrook Student Center
Discussion and refreshments following.
Event is free. RSVP with Sr. Alice at 579-8547. download flyer

Thursday, May 22nd, 7 pm
At the Death House Door Movie Screening
Main Street Theater at the Tangeman Center
University of Cincinnati
Discussion and refreshments following film.
Event is free RSVP with Julie at 579-8547. download flyer

At the Death House Door is a personal and intimate look at the death penalty in the state of Texas through the eyes of Pastor Carroll Pickett, who served 15 years as the death house chaplain in Huntsville Texas and presided over 95 executions. After each execution, Rev. Pickett recorded an audiotape account of his thoughts and reactions. The film also focuses on the story of Carlos DeLuna, an inmate Rev. Pickett counseled and whose execution troubled him more than the others. He firmly believed DeLuna was innocent and the film tracks the investigative efforts of the Chicago Tribune reporters who turned up evidence that strongly supports this position.

Ongoing monthly event - Ohioans to Stop Execution (OTSE) Chapter meets the second Tuesday of each month at Peaslee Neighborhood Center.

calendar of important events - Ohioans to Stop Excutions

The Cincinnati Day Labor Organizing Project (DLOP) Advocates and workers hope raise public awareness in order to force day labor halls to pay higher wages, stop charging superfluous fees, and treat workers more fairly. Meets weekly at 9 am at Our Daily Bread
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DLOP has a Speaker's Bureau - contact us to find out more
email: workers@dlop.org or call 621-5991

The Coalition of Immokalee Workers
Read about the resistence from Burger King and the Florida Tomatoe Growers Association - visit their website
The CIW has launched a National Petition Campaign to end modern-day slavery and sweatshops in the fields! - Be a part of this exciting new phase in the Campaign for Fair Food today, and be a part of making history! - sign the petition here

April 22, 4:30
Citizens are invited to Mayor’s Night In to address a concern or discuss an idea for the city. Meetings are held at City Hall in the Mayor’s office every other Tuesday.