Category: News
Fall 2021 Newsletter
IJPC's Fall 2021 Newsletter includes a review of immigration policy changes over the past year, updates from #NoDeathPenaltyOH, a reflection on peace and nonviolence, highlights from our 2021 Annual Gathering, upcoming events, and many ways to get involved in our work.
Critical Race Theory: Learning From Our History Instead of Hiding From It
By Bekky Baker, IJPC Program Manager The pandemic highlighted a number of inequities across systems, but none were more glaring than our education system. Caring about, thinking about, and being involved in education is in my blood. My mom and brother are both teachers, my
Ohio Faith Communities are United to Abolish the Death Penalty
Abolition Week for Ohio Faith Communities begins October 8th and ends October 17th. Check out our map to see who is taking action this week to call for an end to Ohio’s death penalty.
Premiering this fall: Race and Racism in Cincinnati, a 3-part docuseries
Race and Racism in Cincinnati is the telling of Cincinnati’s history from the racial margins, a history that is not often told in school curriculums or in mainstream (white) culture.
Local Groups Rally for Citizenship for All Leading up to Labor Day Weekend
Press Release: September 3, 2021 CINCINNATI, OH – Yesterday, over 50 immigrant leaders and community activists from the Immigrant Dignity Coalition rallied outside Senator Rob Portman’s office to demand a path to citizenship for all 11 million undocumented immigrants. The rally set the tone leading
Summer 2021 Newsletter
IJPC's Summer 2021 Newsletter includes updates from #NoDeathPenaltyOH, highlights from our Summer Campaign of Citizenship for All, information about our Race and Racism in Cincinnati Docuseries, introductions to two new staff members, and many ways to get involved in our work.
In Person and At Home, Local Leaders React: President Biden’s Comments on Immigration, Gun Violence, and Policing.
CINCINNATI, OH - On Wednesday evening, Cincinnatians listened to President Biden briefly address issues of immigration, gun violence, and policing at the CNN Town Hall.
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