IJPC News

Category: Newsletters

Winter 2021 Newsletter

IJPC's Winter 2021 Newsletter includes updates on the death penalty abolition movement, new initiatives to address human trafficking, reflection on police-community relations, important information about the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021, and the Flying Pig.

Fall 2020 Newsletter

IJPC's Fall 2020 Newsletter includes reflections on human trafficking education, IJPC's new report on the cost of the death penalty in Hamilton County, updates on Rethinking Racism, immigration advocacy efforts, and a reflection on 2020 as we look to 2021.

Summer 2020 Newsletter

IJPC's Summer 2020 Newsletter includes updates on the resumption of the federal death penalty, the impacts of COVID-19 on human trafficking, fee changes for immigrants, the official save-the-date for our 2020 Annual Gathering, and a reflection from IJPC staff on systemic change and police brutality.

Spring 2020 Newsletter

IJPC's Spring 2020 Newsletter includes updates on how IJPC and the communities we serve have been impacted by COVID-19. IJPC advocates for and with those on death row, immigrant families, and victims of human trafficking -- all of whom experience increased risk and vulnerability during these times.

Winter 2020 Newsletter

IJPC's Winter 2020 Newsletter features a reflection from End Slavery Cincinnati's Human Trafficking Conference, contemplation on the film Just Mercy and the death penalty, motivating words from a YES member, thoughts on working against war, information about the 2020 Flying Pig, and more.

Fall 2019 Newsletter

IJPC's Fall 2019 Newsletter features a reflection on YES's recent vigil for DACA, thoughts on Ohio gun legislation and death penalty conversations, messages on national and local anti-human trafficking efforts, photos from our 2019 Annual Gathering, and more.

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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