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Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center
Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center


Monthly meeting - IJPC General Peace Committee, 7 pm
3rd Wednesday of every month
Peaslee Neighborhood Center, 513-579-8547, All are Welcome!

Loving our Immigrant Neighbors: FREE Workshops for People who care about immigrant People and their Rights This two hour program is designed to provide information and answer the practical and legal questions faced by immigrants and people who support them in churches, civic groups and as neighbors. Some topics addressed: Who are the immigrants around us? What rights do immigrants have? What responsibilities do U.S. citizens have? What is the present law? What services are available to immigrants? Sponsored by: Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center and the Sanctuary Immigration Committee. For more information and to get involved call (513) 579-8547 alice@ijpc-cincinnati.org

IJPC Recommends:

Helpful Resources about Afghanistan here

Handbook for Discussion on the Islamic Faith and America Post 9/11 This introductory handbook is the product of cooperative work between the Peace Village, Muslim Mothers Against Violence (MMAV), Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) in Cincinnati, Bridges for a Just Community and National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.

Nonviolent Communication: A Language for Life book written by Marshall Rosenberg and the Nonviolent Communication Companion Work Book : A Practical Guide for Individual, Group, or Classroom Study  written by Lucy Leu. They can be purchased together for a 33% savings in the Getting Started Pack at http://www.cnvc.org/combinations.htm#getstarted  It costs $24.95 when you buy them together.

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

 

 
Peace/Nonviolence Events

 

Mondays, 4:30 pm
Women in Black, Island on Central Pkwy & Vine; Alice Gerdeman: 513-579-8547
3rd Tuesday,
5:30-6:30 pm
Ceasefire Cincinnati; Avondale Pride Center, 3520 Burnet,
(513) 675 - 4102 www.ceasefirecincinnati.org
3rd Wednesday,
7– 9 pm
IJPC General Peace Committee, Peaslee Neighborhood Center, 215 East 14th St., Kristen Barker, 531-579-8547
1st Thursday, 7 pm
Northern Kentuck Justice & Peace Committee, Mother of God Church,
119 W. 6th St. Covington, KY
Fridays,
4:30-5:30 pm
Women in Black Vigil in Northside, Hoffner Park (Blue Rock & Hamilton)
Elizabeth Motter: 683-2340
3rd Fridays,
4:30-6:00 pm
Iraq Moratorium: Neighborhood Peace Vigils, Call for details (513-579-8547) or see IJPC web site calendar: http://www.ijpc-cincinnati.org/calendar.htm
   

January 2010

Jan 18
MLK Celebration “Love, Peace, Hope, Change? YES We Can!”
10:30 Walk from Freedom Center to Fountain Square to Music Hall

Jan 19
My Prison, My Home : One Woman’s Story of Captivity in Iran 7:30pm
Duff Banquet Center in Cintas at Xavier University Cummins@xavier.edu 513-745-3922

Jan 24-25-26
Merton Lecture Series “Thomas Merton as Autobiography”
St Monica St George
7-9pm 328 W. McMillian Lawrence Cunningham 513 381 6400

Jan 29-31
Voices For Change—Student performances
7:30-9pm Gallagher Student Center Studio theater
macmorinet@xavier.edu 513-745-3576

Jan 30
Non Violent Conflict Training
9-4pm Peaslee Neighborhood Center 215 E. 14th St
IJPC Peace—contact Kristen Barker 513-579-8547 fee $25 materials and lunch

Feburary

Feb 19-20
Come and See
Providence Congregation of Divine Providence Motherhouse
Melbourne KY Sr Fidelis Tracy vocations@cdpkentucky.org

Feb 26
A Lenten Retreat: Becoming Communities of Forgiveness

St Monica St George 328 W McMillian 513-381-6400

March

March 20
Out of Afghanistan NOW National March on DC
202-265-1948 ANSWER Coalition

March 24
30th Anniversary of Archbishop Romero’s Murder in El Salvador



Deathy Penaly Events

 

 

See Death Penalty Calendar

Cincinnati Chapter of Ohioans to Stop Execution Meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7pm at Peaslee Neighborhood Center, 215 E. 14th St. call 513-579-8547 for details.

Ohio Moratorium Campaign Meets bi-monthly via conference call on third Thursday

Execution Alerts - Ohioans to Stop Excutions - download petitions from OTSE

calendar of important events - Ohioans to Stop Excutions

 

Human Rights/Economic Justice Events

 

6:30-8:30 pm
"Talk, Act, Listen," Konnect", Women’s Connection 4022 Glenway Ave.
Contact: Alisa Franks at (513) 471-4673 ext 17 afranks@thewomensconnection.org
1st Thursday, Noon– 1:30 pm
Benefits Rights Advocasy Group; Contact Center 1212 Vine St;
Lynn Williams 381-4242
4 Wednesday,
6 pm - 7:30 pm
Neighborhoods United - Building Community across Neighborhoods
Creating community across neighborhoods for mutual support and networking, to build relationships and advocate positive change so as to nurture and celebrate our uniqueness and gifts that benefit each and all. St Joseph Catholic Church, Fellowship Hall, 745 Ezzard Charles Dr. website
2nd Saturday,
2-3:30 pm
Amnesty International, Panera Bread in Hyde Park, 3806 Paxton Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45209
Please confirm that this meeting is happening as scheduled by contacting Laura Osborn Coffey at (513) 734-6043, or lozcoffey@cs.com
3rd Sunday,
3-5 pm
Students Against Racism Town Hall Think Tank, Essex Place 7610 Reading Road Contacts: Akosua Favors & Ben Sea via e-mail at star@nku.edu or revol-radio@hotmail.com

Jan 19
Without Sanctuary—Lynching Photography in America Jan 19- May 31 513-333-7705
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center 50 East Freedom Way www.freedomcenter.org


Jan 27-28-29
Building an Ethical Economy : Theology & the Marketplace
5-7pm
Christ Church Cathedral 318 East 4th Street 513- 621-4567

Jan 28
Healthcare not Warfare Rally
4-6pm
Clifton Ave at MLK contact: Nick at IJPC 513-579-8547

March

March 6
IJPC Dialogue Media & Alternative Communication
Madison Ave Christian Church
1530 Madison Ave, Covington 9-noon contact: IJPC 513-579-8547

March 14
David Montgomery : DIRT The Erosion of Civilization
7-9pm Schiff Family Center
Xavier University ERS Series free and open to the public smythe@xavier.edu



Miscellaneous Events

Mayor's Night In

Mayor’s Night In is an opportunity for the Mayor to meet with citizens and give them a chance to express concerns, address problems, or present innovative ideas. Each citizen who attends has a one on one meeting with the Mayor to discuss any topic they wish.

Mayor’s Night In Dates for First Half of 2010

February 9, February 23
March 9, March 23
April 13, April 27
May 11, May 25
June 8, June 22

Mayor's Night In is on Tuesday from 5 to 7 pm in the Mayor's Office at City Hall.

Mayor’s Night In is an opportunity to meet with the Mayor and share your ideas or concerns.

January 2010

Jan 24
MUSE Concert to Celebrate Esme Kenney’s 14th Birthday 3pm
St John’s Unitarian Universalist Church Details www.stjohnsuu.org 513-961-1938.

Jan 31
Mid Winter Respite for Women
1-5:30pm Sisters of Charity Motherhouse
5900 Delhi Rd 513 751 3358

March

March 7
Women’s Holistic Directed Retreat Sisters of Charity Motherhouse

5900 Delhi Rd 513 751 3358

May

May 12
Cincinnati Bike/PAC

Learn more about bicycling as an earth-friendly alternative mode of transportation with Kathy Holwadel of the Cincinnati Pedestrian Advisory Committee.
Tuesday, May 12 at 7:00 p.m.
Popular Library Reading Lounge, Main Library