We are so very pleased by what we accomplished together in Washington DC recently. A powerful few days and a remarkable group of people gathered from around our nation (and a few from other parts of the globe). All together, we visited over 100 Congressional offices, many included in-depth meetings on our primary peacebuilding legislation.
A little over twenty years ago, one million Rwandans were murdered in less than 100 days. What makes the genocide in Rwanda so unspeakable is not only the horror of the genocide itself, but that this genocide might have been preventable. What if we could have helped save many of those lives? In the future, we can.
Join Phil Donahue, Amb. Anwarul Chowdhury and many others for live web streaming of a portion of our DC Conference this Saturday. You can even submit questions online, live.
We have opened up registration for Saturday only guests at our Be the Movement! Conference, which is when the bulk of our great speakers will be presenting. Sign-up today to join us on Saturday!
For those of you who missed our recent training call on how to get a Congressional meeting set up, below […]
Pope Francis made waves across the United States and World this past week — addressing the U.S. Congress and the United Nations with a sweeping call for peace and justice. We’re glad he’s speaking out. In fact, this is why we are going to DC this October for our conference, to help amplify messages from Pope Francis and many other peace leaders, to bring practical policy priorities that can build peace.