Discussions after each film. Free and open to all interested. Dedicated to strengthening movements for peace & freedom.
Princeton professor to give Metcalfe Lecture at MU on April 18
A professor of theology emeritus from Princeton University will talk about his personal journey studying and writing about African American history, as this year’s Metcalfe Lecture, Wednesday, April 18, from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the Raynor Memorial Libraries Beaumier Suites BC, 1355 W. Wisconsin Avenue.
Kick off to Jane’s Walk weekend
Dr. Martin Luther King’s Beyond Vietnam 50th Anniversary Read-in and Discussion
Religion and Revolution — Cuban Style
Living activism
Diverse group of organizations come together for Peace in our Community and in the World
FacebookTwitteremailA diverse group of organizations are coming together this Wednesday at 5:30pm to march and rally by the Milwaukee City Hall for Peace in our Community and in the World. The nearly two dozen sponsoring organizations include the Coalition for Justice, which has led many protests against police actions such as the fatal shooting of Dontre’ […]
What can we learn from Cuba’s Successes in Combating Illiteracy at home & abroad? And from Women’s Leading Role?
FacebookTwitteremail Tuesday, June 14 | 4 pm & 7 PM: What can we learn from Cuba’s Successes in Combating Illiteracy at home & abroad? Hear Luisa Campos, Director of Cuba’s Museum of Literacy, & see the inspiring film “Maestra,” a short documentary on how young women teaching in Cuba’s historic campaign against illiteracy not only made Cuba one of […]