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“We Are One” – An Event Summary
MARCH 2019 OUR WORK: +++Report from our “We Are One” event+++ We started our conversation with a panel of NYC activists. The moderation was led by Sarah Sayeed, Senior Advisor…
We Value Justice Not Just Us
FEBRUARY 2019 OUR WORK: January 11: Leila and Jessica Murphy, spoke for us at the annual DC rally organized by the Center for Constitutional Rights. CLICK HERE to hear their…
@WITNESSTORTURE
JANUARY 2019 OUR WORK: January 11: Help support Witness Against Torture and other allies at the upcoming rally in DC marking yet another year of the operation of the U.S….
War Is Terrorism Just With A Bigger Budget
DECEMBER 2018 OUR WORK: Back in October we signed a UFPJ petition, which addresses our government’s attempt to curb our rights to protest in Washington, DC as we know it….
Keep Space For Peace
OCTOBER 2018 OUR WORK: Several of our members spoke out to commemorate 9/11. Nancy Meyer was on the radio: CLICK HERE for her remarks starting at 3:25- 18:20. Valerie Lucznikowska…
Offering A Path To More Peaceful Tomorrows
SEPTEMBER 2018 OUR WORK: September 11: Peaceful Tomorrows is co-sponsoring the annual Palo Alto Multifaith Picnic of the American Muslim Voice to commemorate 9/11. We are delighted to have Antonio…
Searching For Nonviolent Solutions
AUGUST 2018 OUR WORK: Screening in Charleston, SC: Three screenings of IN OUR SON’S NAME will be held in one day at Trident Technical College‘s downtown Palmer Campus Amphitheater. The…
Diversity Is Our Strength
JULY 2018: OUR WORK: JULY 12: Community Connection Call: We will soon have another Community Connection Call providing PT members with the opportunity to connect with each other. Our special…
Supporting Others Seeking Nonviolent Responses
JUNE 2018 OUR WORK: A meeting with several Korean professionals who are supporting families of the Sewol Ferry Disaster, in which over 300 died, was arranged at the PT office…
Advocating Nonviolence
MAY 2018 OUR WORK: In the Media: PT member and writer, Alissa Torres‘, article was published in the New York Times. Alissa offers a biographical glimpse into her own struggles…