Peace Walk 2024 - Massachusetts

May 13, 2024

10 am: Depart from Salem Post Office, 2 Margin Street, Salem, MA, and walk to Malden.

Events

6 pm: Potluck, Friends Meeting at Cambridge, 5 Longfellow Park, Cambridge, MA 02138

7 pm: Presentation and Discussion, Friends Meeting at Cambridge, 5 Longfellow Park, Cambridge, MA 02138

The presentation and discussion will be available on Zoom or  provide the meeting ID 783 475 1861 and passcode 1652 (if requested) on Zoom.com, the Zoom app, or after calling 1-646-558-8656.

🧆 FUNDRAISER !! 🧆

Drop by Halal Munchies at 815 W Cary St Richmond VA anytime Monday, May 13th to help us raise funds to send 10 Richmond organizers to the People's Conference for Palestine in Detroit, Michigan later this month! Any excess money after purchasing basic travel and housing costs will be donated to trusted grassroots organizers in Egypt who are assisting Palestinians as they flee Gaza.

Instagram post: Students for Justice in Palestine in VCU (@sjpvcu) • Instagram photos and videos

Mon May 13 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm EDT

Occupation, Encampment & Divestment on Campus: Students’ Voices Must Be Heard

A conversation and dialogue with students from Massachusetts universities, including University of Massachusetts Amherst, Smith College, Northeastern University, MIT, and others. Students’ voices must be heard, and this forum will provide a platform to student organizers leading the effort in protesting U.S. complicity in the genocide in Gaza and inform the broader public what they can do to support and move forward the students’ agenda.

Smith College: Smith College began their demonstrations against the Gaza invasion in October 2023 including demands for divestment, including specifically from local weapons manufacturer L3 Harris. Dissatisfied with the College’s response, the students occupied College Hall on March 27th.  After 2 weeks, they left the building occupation and have continued to hold events and protests on the campus lawn.

University of Massachusetts Amherst: UMass students began their active protest on October 27 with a sit-in in the Administration building with demands of divestment by the University.  57 students were arrested at that time.  The students mounted a first encampment that they dismantled peacefully but then as administration failed to negotiate with them, set up a 2nd encampment on May 7. This encampment was brutally torn down and 134 people were arrested by university, state, and town police despite a gathering of support of around 500 people.

Northeastern University: Northeastern University students joined the university encampment movement on Thursday, April 25th, setting up tents on Centennial quad on their Boston campus. By Saturday, the encampment had been raided and shut down by the police. Over 100 Northeastern students and allies were arrested and detained by campus and state police. Students then disrupted graduation ceremonies on campus, flourishing Palestinian flags and also disrupted the commencement ceremonies at Fenway Park with demands for divestment and an end to the war.   

Massachusetts Institute of Technology: MIT students set up an encampment nearly two weeks ago, erecting tents in front of Kresge Auditorium. By the second day they were met by virulent protests from counter protesters, and within a few more days, MIT authorities had ordered them to take the encampment down by May 6th. Despite the deadline threatened by administration, they had put the encampment back up and remained there with support from both the surrounding community and students from a number of high schools who blocked Massachusetts Avenue, the main thoroughfare between Cambridge and Boston. Early on May 10th, police raided the encampment, dismantling the tents and arresting some of the students.  MIT students have also faced suspension.

Other Universities have been invited but given the volatility of the situation with hostile administrations and sanctioned violence from campus, local and state police, not all will be able to send a representative to the webinar.

To register: Occupation, Encampment, & Divestment on Campus: Students' Voices Must Be Heard (everyaction.com)

Mondays @ 8:00 PM EDT - Zoom (private space - no recording permitted)

No Cost Mental Health Care to Support Solidarity Encampments and Arrestees - Crisis Support. Restorative Connection

Flyer: Mental Health Care to Support Solidarity Encampments and Arrestees - Mondays.pdf(Review) - Adobe cloud storage

Use the QR Code on the flyer to launch the Zoom meeting or DM here for Zoom link: Jail Support in LA (@jailsupportla) • Instagram photos and videos

Reminder: this list is recently added only. For a more complete look at upcoming events click the link here (calendar view) Calendar — NENJP - New England Network for Justice for Palestine or here (list view) for smart phones (sometimes Calendar view works OK on phones, sometimes it doesn’t) Calendar — NENJP - New England Network for Justice for Palestine Also, if this email has been clipped, click on the link View Entire Message (at bottom) in order to not miss any events

Check these links to regional Calendars and Instagram accounts for more events or actions.pdf(Review) - Adobe cloud storage

Daily Standout at Somerville High School. Somerville High, 81 Highland Ave. 7:15 am-7:45 am

Weekly Tuesdays - Unitarian Universalist Church of Medford Vigil for Ceasefire. 4:30-5:30 147 High St., Medford MA. Bring your signs. No chanting or shouting: This is a silent vigil. 

Easthampton for Ceasefire is back with a standout in support of Palestine and an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Join us on Tuesday, May 7th, from 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm at the corner of the Pond. Bring signs, banners, flags, and friends! Kids and families are welcome and encouraged to participate. This will be the first of many events by this group as we enter the next phase of our work. Instagram post: JVP Western Mass (@jvpwesternmass) • Instagram photos and videos

Marblehead, MA Vigil on Tuesdays 6:30-7:30pm in front of the high school and Community Center at the lights at the intersection of Humphrey-Pleasant and Lafayette Sts., Tom Gale 631-1218

Gloucester, MA Vigil Tuesdays @ 7-8pm, Fisherman's Wives Memorial

Peace Walk 2024 - Massachusetts: May 14, 2024

Walkers go from Cambridge to Boston.

Events

Noon: Cambridge Commons - Join the Alliance for Water Justice and Peace Walkers on the Cambridge Commons

6 pm: Reception, Community Church of Boston, 565 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02116

7 pm: Presentation, Community Church of Boston, 565 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02116

Presentation is also available on Zoom.

Learn more: Massachusetts - peacewalk2024.org

Come out and support the UConn 25! Show up in Court in Solidarity!

Dates: May 7, 8, 9, 10, 13 & 14 / Time: 9:00 AM each day / Place: 20 Park St., Rockville, CT

Instagram post: UCommune (@uconndivest) • Instagram photos and videos

Tuesday, May 14, 10:00 AM - Zoom

Arab Gulf Views on Normalization With Israel Post Oct. 7: Prospects and Challenges Ahead

Prior to the Oct. 7 attacks, a number of strategically important Arab Gulf countries had established relations with Israel or were actively considering doing so. Others have since emerged as key interlocutors, attempting to mediate a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. What is the current view of maintaining relations with Israel in these countries? Is Saudi-Israeli normalization still possible given public opinion and the new geopolitical realities? Are the Abraham Accords now relegated to becoming yet another frosty peace treaty? How will Qatar manage its future relations with Hamas and Israel? To discuss these issues and more, the Middle East Institute invites you to a special webinar.

Speakers - Dr. Bernard Haykel, Professor and author of forthcoming book on Saudi Arabia and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Princeton University / ​​Dr. Hind Al Ansari, Fellow, Gulf International Forum / Mr. Nadim Koteich, General Manager and Political Commentator, Sky News Arabia

Mr. Firas Maksad (Moderator), Senior Fellow and Senior Director of Strategic Outreach, Middle East Institute

To register: Webinar Registration - Zoom

Tuesdays @ 11:00 AM EDT - Zoom

UPDATE: The start time for Kumi Online is back to 11:00 AM EDT

Kumi Now Online - U.S. Support of Israel, with Tariq Habash

Join us on May 14, as Yacoub Odeh joins us to discuss discuss the ongoing Nakba and his documentary on Lifta. We will also engage in activism for Gaza.

To register: May 14: The Ongoing Nakba – with Yacoub Odeh – KUMI NOW

Weekdays @ 3:00 PM EDT

Power Half-Hour for Gaza: Channel grief & fear into action to stop a genocide

URGENT: We need all hands on deck now to act. If the Zoom room is full, join us here: Jewish Voice for Peace - YouTube

We must act together to demand the U.S. immediately de-escalate to prevent imminent genocide after 75 years of Israeli military occupation and apartheid. Invite your friends to this daily power-half hour to take action in political community. -Call on Congress to demand they stop fueling violence -Get messaging resources and pointers for having the hard conversations with people in your life -Intervene in the media narrative beating the drums of war against Palestinians Come to channel grief and fear into action to stop the bloodshed. All are welcome. All are needed.

To register: Webinar Registration - Zoom

Farmington Stand-Out for Palestine - A weekly stand-out held by the people of Farmington.

• Tuesdays / 4:00 - 5:00 PM / at the Post Office,196 Main Street, Farmington, ME (map)

Tuesday, May 14, 6:30 PM EDT - In person, Luther Place Memorial Church, 1226 Vermont Ave NW, Washington, DC,

Teach-In: How U.S. Policy Enables the Gaza Genocide

Join us for this free and public event. You'll hear directly from three Palestinian speakers from Gaza on how U.S. policy enables the Gaza Genocide. Analyst Jehad Abusalim will break down the historical context and current political landscape, visual journalist Eman Mohammed will share a personal narrative on life for Palestinian people in Gaza, and video storyteller Salma Shawa will will outline just how important it is for us to use our voices to share out how the US is enabling this genocide. USCPR Action Policy Manager Mohammed Khader will also analyze the U.S. role in the ongoing genocide from a policy perspective. USCPR Action Executive Director Ahmad Abuznaid will moderate, with an introduction from USCPR Action Organizing & Advocacy Director Iman Abid.

Doors open at 6:30 PM, and the program begins at 7 PM. Join us on the evening before Nakba Day to deepen your knowledge and learn how you can advocate to force real policy change.

To register: Teach-In: How U.S. Policy Enables the Gaza Genocide (uscpr.org)

Tuesday, May 14, 7:00 PM EDT - Zoom

How to Get Press for Peace Activists, with Norman Solomon and Kathy Kelly

As wars continue in Gaza, Ukraine, and elsewhere, efforts to stop them are up against a powerful military-industrial-media complex in the United States. No matter how much coverage of war comes through mainstream news outlets, the human realities of war are scarcely conveyed.

Let’s change it!

You’re invited to the live online presentation — “Make War Visible . . . and End It” — with authors and activists Norman Solomon, whose book War Made Invisible: How America Hides the Human Toll of Its Military Machine was published last year, and Kathy Kelly, whose work with Voices in the Wilderness has brought her to Iraq, the West Bank, Lebanon, and Gaza; all during wartime.

Learn more and register: How to Get Press for Peace Activists, with Norman Solomon and Kathy Kelly – Massachusetts Peace Action (masspeaceaction.org)

Vote for ceasefire at the Hanover Town Meeting this Tuesday, May 14th in the Hanover High Gymnasium!! Regular polls will be open 7AM to 7PM, but the votes for the ceasefire resolution and police budgets will take place during the business meeting starting at 7PM.

If you aren't registered yet, you can register at the polls day-of with your ID, proof of citizenship, and proof of Hanover residence. If you need accommodations to attend the business meeting (it'll likely be a late night) email us at uv4pal@gmail.com, and we'll do our best to help!! Solidarity and free Palestine!! 🍉

Instagram post: Upper Valley For Palestine (@uppervalleyforpalestine) • Instagram photos and videos

Attend the Arlington for Palestine next open meeting: Tuesday, May 14th at 7:30pm!

We will be in community together, work to support current initiatives, & brainstorm new initiatives. Hope to see you there!

Dm for location. Attend our next open meeting: Tuesday, May 14th at 7:30pm! Dm for location. We will be in community together, work to support current… | Instagram

Nashua City Hall Meeting to discuss the possibility of adopting a ceasefire resolution - Nashua City Hall, 229 Main Street, Nashua, NH
Tuesday, 5/14, 7:30 PM: learn more: Chris Mullen (@davidlynchsbastardgrandson) • Instagram photos and videos

CENTERING PALESTINE: COVID SAFE ACTION

(Every Tuesday, 8-9pm)

A weekly covid cautious event that focuses on news, accessible action, and education! Zoom link and community agreements here.

Details & Zoom link: Centering Palestine - Zoom Link / Community Agreements - Google Docs

Instagram post: Join us TUESDAY from 8-9pm EST!

May 15, 2024

A call for global Action and solidarity on Nakba Day - Israel’s Continuing Apartheid, Ethnic Cleansing, forcible displacement and Now Genocide

Read this pdf for Background and Suggested Actions: Nakba_Day_-_call_for_global_action.pdf (kairospalestine.ps)

Every Wednesday Morning - 6:30 to 7:15 am at L3Harris on Route 66, just a few blocks up the hill from Smith. D.I.Y. Early Birds Gaza Protest - L3Harris stock is among weapons stocks that Smith students are demanding that the school sell. The Northampton L3 plant, one of 300 L3 facilities, employs about 200 workers, making submarine periscopes and electro-optical targeting equipment for navy guns. We will urge the L3 employees to join us in demanding that L3 stop sending weapons to Israel and that the corporation convert to peace-work. Please join us - and spread the word Flyer L3 Weekly Wed Protest.pdf(Review) - Adobe cloud storage

Daily Standout at Somerville High School. Somerville High, 81 Highland Ave. 7:15 am-7:45 am

ALL OUT FOR RAFAH -- Nakba Day March! You can’t suspend the movement! 📅 Wednesday May 15th 🕔 4pm 📍 77 Mass Ave Instagram Post: ALL OUT FOR RAFAH -- Nakba Day March! You can’t suspend the movement! 📅 Wednesday May 15th 🕔 4pm 📍 77 Mass Ave | Instagram

Easthampton for Ceasefire is back with a standout in support of Palestine and an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Join us on Wednesday, May 15th from 5 to 6:30pm at town common rotary in Easthampton. Bring signs, banners, flags, and friends! Kids and families are welcome and encouraged to participate. Instagram post: Easthampton for Ceasefire is back with a standout in support of Palestine and an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Join us on Wednesday, May… | Instagram

Vigil for Palestine, 7:30-8:15 a.m. every Wednesday, South Royalton, VT - the bridge at the junction of Route 110 and 114. Hosted by Vermont Peace/Anti-War Coalition  

-Wednesday, May 15, 2-3pm: Ceasefire Vigil at Sen. Jeanne Shaheen's office, 2 Washington St, Dover, NH (every other Wed., alternating with Rep Pappas office)

Every Wednesday - UPPER VALLEY, 4:00 - 5:00 PM, VIGIL for a permanent Ceasefire Now! in Gaza and the West Bank on Ledyard Bridge between Hanover, NH and Norwich, VT.

Wednesday, May 15, 12:00 PM EDT - Online

Britain and the Ongoing Nakba in Palestine

Marking Nakba Day with a panel discussion on Britain’s historic and contemporary role in the ongoing dispossession of the Palestinian people

British Palestinian Committee Policy Roundtable Series - Greenlighting Genocide: Britain and the War on Palestine

The series of panel discussions aims to dissect and scrutinise the different dimensions of Britain's role in supporting what leading experts have described as Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza. By convening experts, scholars, and policymakers, this panel series seeks to critically examine and discuss Britain's political, economic, and military complicity in the sustained emergency in Palestine; while advancing policy approaches that support the protection of the Palestinian people and the realisation of their inalienable rights.

Britain and Ongoing Nakba in Palestine

Co-sponsored by the Centre for Palestine Studies (SOAS) International State Crime Initiative, Queen Mary University of London

As Israel’s genocidal war against the Palestinian people continues, we mark Nakba Day with a panel discussion on Britain’s historic and contemporary role in the ongoing dispossession of the Palestinian people. As the colonial power, Britain laid the foundations of settler-colonialism in Palestine and ultimately presided over the mass expulsion of Palestinians in 1947-1948. Since then, and contrary to the mythologies of the policymaking establishment, Britain has played an active role in resisting efforts to achieve justice and the restoration of the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people. Leading scholars of Palestinian history and politics examine this hidden history, exploring the origins of the present-day genocide in Gaza in Britain's colonial past, and drawing out the lessons for British policymakers today.

Our Speakers: Professor Avi Shlaim, Emeritus Fellow of St Antony’s College, University of Oxford - Avi Shlaim is an historian and scholar of the international relations of the modern Middle East. He is a Fellow of the British Academy. His most recently published book is Three Worlds: Memoirs of an Arab-Jew (2023).

Professor Abdel Razzaq Takriti, Associate Professor of History and Arab-American Educational Foundation Chair in Arab Studies, Rice University - Abdel Razzaq Takriti is a historian of anticolonialism, revolutions, intellectual and political currents, and state formation in the modern Arab world. He is the author of Monsoon Revolution: Republicans, Sultans, and Empires in Oman, 1965-1976 (Oxford University Press, 2013; paperback edition, 2016).

Dr Chandni Desai, Assistant Professor in the Critical Studies of Equity and Solidarity, University of Toronto - Chandni Desai’s research focuses on cultures of resistance and revolution, third world internationalism and solidarity. She is currently working on her first book Revolutionary Circuits of Liberation: The Radical Tradition of Palestinian Resistance Culture and Internationalism, a study of Palestinian resistance culture.

To register: Britain and the Ongoing Nakba in Palestine Tickets, Wed 15 May 2024 at 17:00 | Eventbrite

🚨🇵🇸 BU Palestine Liberation Coalition Nakba Day Teach In Series 🇵🇸
‼️As we commemorate 76 years of the ongoing Nakba, Palestinians in Gaza have now lived through a seven-month-long genocide. In the midst of this devastation, people around the world have risen up, building spaces fighting toward Palestinian liberation. The Gaza solidarity encampments have brought a new level of attention to the ongoing genocide.

🌟Join BU Palestine Liberation Coalition on Nakba Day for a full day of community learning and facilitated discussion about the urgency of demands for a free Palestine.

‼️Nakba day is on May 15 and marks the violent displacement and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians by Zionist settlers as they declare their occupation a “nation-state” in 1948. What we have witnessed these past months in Gaza is part of an ongoing colonial project to ethnically cleanse Palestinians from their land since the Nakba for 76 years.

🌟The teach-ins are combination of virtual and in-person sessions, led by BU community members! Open to everyone, registration is required.

Palestinian Liberation is Climate Justice 12:00 PM Teach in: Meeting Registration - Zoom

Social Work for Palestinian Liberation 1:00 PM Teach in Meeting Registration - Zoom

The Architecture of Colonization and Occupation in Palestine 2:30 Teach in: Meeting Registration - Zoom

The Neocolonial Role of Medical Industrial Complex: From Turtle Island to Palestine 6:30 Teach in: Meeting Registration - Zoom

More info: BU Palestine Liberation Coalition (@bu_plc) • Instagram photos and videos

Bangor Weekly Standout, Wednesdays, 12:00 PM 1:00 PM, Bangor City Hall 262 Harlow Street Bangor, ME (map) A weekly stand-out for Palestine by the people of Bangor.

HELP March for Palestine, Wednesday, May 15, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM, College of the Atlantic,105 Eden Street, Bar Harbor, ME (map) Questions? Contact HELP@coa.edu Instagram post: Join us for a march for Palestine in Bar Harbor, Maine. All are invited and welcome to attend!! Reach out to HELP@coa.edu with any… | Instagram

HELP Fundraiser Fair, Wednesday, May 15, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM, College of the Atlantic105 Eden Street, Bar Harbor, ME (map) Questions? Contact HELP@coa.edu Instagram Post: Come enjoy some arts, crafts, food and drinks at our fundraiser fair in College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, ME!! All proceeds go to… | Instagram

Wednesday, May 15, 1:00 PM EDT - Zoom

The Joint Nakba Remembrance Ceremony

About the Ceremony - The Joint Nakba Remembrance Ceremony is a unique opportunity to commemorate the pain and tragedy of the Nakba (“catastrophe” in Arabic), when in 1948 more than 700,000 Palestinians were forcibly expelled from their homes, became refugees, and had their villages and cities destroyed. In Israel, even mentioning the Nakba is completely taboo, however, Combatants for Peace believes that peace and reconciliation involve a sincere and honest reckoning with this history that didn’t end in 1948 but continues until this day.

Combatants for Peace understands that to end the occupation and find a solution to the conflict, we must listen with empathy to each other’s stories and acknowledge injustice to achieve true liberation. Combatants for Peace was born out of the personal experiences of its Israeli and Palestinian founders who were previously actively involved in violence against the other side. They share, “We do not seek to deny our violent past but rather work with it, process it, and turn it from a site of conflict into a basis for joint, constructive action. This is how we perceive the history of this land and of the two peoples who co-inhabit it. Our ceremonies are intended to carry the audience—Israelis, Palestinians, and internationals—to past traumas and their lingering legacies, then to the present, in order to build a just, peaceful, and equitable future.”

Learn more and register: 2024 Joint Nakba Remembrance Ceremony — American Friends of Combatants for Peace (afcfp.org)

Weekdays @ 3:00 PM EDT

Power Half-Hour for Gaza: Channel grief & fear into action to stop a genocide

URGENT: We need all hands on deck now to act. If the Zoom room is full, join us here: Jewish Voice for Peace - YouTube

We must act together to demand the U.S. immediately de-escalate to prevent imminent genocide after 75 years of Israeli military occupation and apartheid. Invite your friends to this daily power-half hour to take action in political community. -Call on Congress to demand they stop fueling violence -Get messaging resources and pointers for having the hard conversations with people in your life -Intervene in the media narrative beating the drums of war against Palestinians Come to channel grief and fear into action to stop the bloodshed. All are welcome. All are needed.

To register: Webinar Registration - Zoom

ALL OUT FOR RAFAH -- Nakba Day March!

You can’t suspend the movement!

📅 Wednesday May 15th
🕔 4pm
📍 77 Mass Ave

Instagram Post: ALL OUT FOR RAFAH -- Nakba Day March! You can’t suspend the movement! 📅 Wednesday May 15th 🕔 4pm 📍 77 Mass Ave | Instagram

note: this March is entered separately from the other Standouts and Vigils in MA on Wednesday in order to go out on Tuesday night’s calendar alert. To see the other stand outs go to 5/15 (in person, various times & locations) - Daily Standout @ Somerville HS + Weekly Protest @ L3 Harris & Standout @ Easthampton Town Common Rotary — NENJP - New England Network for Justice for Palestine

Wednesday, May 15, 5:30 PM - in person @ Busboys and Poets, 450K location, 450 K St NW, Washington, DC View Map

Passing the Key: From 1948 to Now

Description: On May 15th, 2024, Palestinians will be commemorating 76 years of the ongoing Nakba. 

Join ADC, USCPR and PYM for an intimate event featuring personal stories from '48 Nakba survivors, student activists, and Palestinians from Gaza who will discuss the parallels between 1948 and now. As we have all watched the last 7 months of the genocide in Gaza unfold, we see history repeat itself. 

As Palestinians are often silenced, our power is in our truth and in retelling our stories. 

Join us in uplifting the Palestinian people, honoring our history and present, and standing together in community during this difficult time.

Registration required: https://support.adc.org/a/passing-key-1948

Wednesday, May 15, 6:00 PM EDT - In person at the Rhode Island State House, 82 Smith St, Providence, RI

RALLY AND MARCH! PROTEST TO DISMANTLE THE GENOCIDAL ZIONIST ENTITY — FIGHT FOR LIBERATION AND RETURN

🔻 In honor of the 76+ year long plight and struggle for liberation of the Palestinian people, join this Nakba Day in protest of the settler colony and in honor the freedom fighters and martyrs of Palestine.

Learn more here: PSL Rhode Island (@pslrhodeisland) • Instagram photos and videos

Solidarity Kite Event - Lexington for Palestine is hosting Kites for Kids! May 15th 6-7:30pm. Hastings Park in Lexington, MA. A family-friendly gathering where kids (of all ages) will decorate and/or fly kites in solidarity with the children of Gaza.

This gathering will also be a memorial to Refaat Alareer, a Palestinian poet, writer, and activist. Bracelet exchanges and lawn games will also be available. Since the event is at 6pm, we suggest bringing your own picnic dinners, blankets, and chairs. Register One kite per kid. Please include the name of child in comment box when you sign up!

If registration is full, fear not, your child can still participate by bringing their own kites (can be store bought or custom). If you sign up and need to cancel, please remove your registration so others can sign up.

Learn more and register: Solidarity Kite Event: Solidarity Kite Event (signupgenius.com)

Wednesday, May 15, 8:00 PM EDT - Zoom

Media and Press Training for Local Organizing

Using earned media effectively requires timing and strategic planning. From press releases to statements; op-eds and blogs to TV/radio/podcast interviews - there are many ways to incorporate earned media tools into your organizing.

Join CODEPINK’s Media Relation’s manager, Melissa, to learn earned media strategy and tools that will maximize the impact and reach of your message!

RSVP: Media and Press Training for Local Organizing - CODEPINK - Women for Peace

Wednesday, May 15, 9:00 PM EDT - Zoom

"Apartheid-Free: A Three-Part Series for Churches"

Thank you for signing up to participate in this education series facilitated by WA Christians for a Free Palestine, based on A Dossier on Israeli Apartheid: A Pressing Call to Churches Around the World written by Kairos Palestine and Global Kairos for Justice. We encourage you to sign up with a partner or team from your church so you can have support and accountability in your learning and action.

Please mark your calendar for these dates: Wednesdays, May 8, 15, and 22 - 6-8 pm Pacific Time - 9-11 pm EDT

To register: Registration for "Apartheid-Free: A Three-Part Series for Churches" (google.com)

If you have questions, please email Susie at teachmatheveryday@gmail.com