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Black History Month: Meet Claudette Clovin

Teenagers, including teenage girls, played a pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement. But their ages and gender have often caused their contributions to be overlooked. Ms. Clovin was one of these overlooked teenage girls.

Shifting our Work on Human Trafficking

Beginning February 2023, IJPC will no longer offer human trafficking-specific programming. Through evaluation and research as part of strategic planning, we plan to address human trafficking by focusing our efforts on systems of injustice that allow trafficking to happen in the first place. In the coming weeks we’ll share more about how this fits into our overall strategic plan; for now, we want you to know about these current changes.

Fall 2022 Newsletter

IJPC's Fall 2022 Newsletter includes reflections on finding peace in fellowship, updates on the NoDeathPenaltyOH campaign, answers to frequently asked questions about DACA, highlights from our Annual Gathering, a glance at our strategic plan, and many upcoming events.

Walking with Elwood Jones

We have been sharing information about Elwood’s hearing for a potential new trial. You can read more about IJPC Program Manager’s experience sitting in on that trial and working with Elwood here.

Summer 2022 Newsletter

IJPC's Summer 2022 Newsletter includes details about our upcoming Annual Gathering, research on global perspectives on human trafficking, information about Strategic Nonviolence for Peace Advocacy, a reflection on Day of Hope, and ways to support the immigrant community.

About IJPC

The Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center educates and advocates for peace, challenges unjust local, national and global systems, and promotes the creation of a nonviolent society. IJPC is supported by faith-based organizations and individuals who work together to educate around justice issues, take collaborative action and do public witness. We address local, national and international concerns focusing on the death penalty, immigration, human trafficking and peace and nonviolence.

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