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This year, Community Peacemaker Teams marks its 40th anniversary! To celebrate this milestone, we’re hosting a special online gathering that brings together stories spanning four decades of peacemaking, solidarity, and transforming violence and oppression.
We’re honoured to welcome Judy ...
In a cafe, In Al-Khalil, five teenage girls approached me, an older white woman, and asked lots of questions. Is love real? was their last question. I was leaving and there wasn’t time to say much. But I thought about it afterwards.
Is love real? she asked,
speaking for the five bright eyed girls,
shy but eager in their hijabs,
who r...
What’s happening on the border right now? The quick and easy answer is, “Not much.” Border Patrol is not deporting people through the port here in Douglas/Agua Prieta. That means no one is stopping at the Centro de Recursos para Migrantes for water or information, and there are no travelers wearing hooded sweatshirts and carrying backpacks on the streets of Agua Prieta. No on...
A few weeks ago, Rebaz Suleiman Sallih was killed. Rebaz was a shepherd who lived near the border where Iraqi Kurdistan meets Iran. He and his brother Bewar had gone to bring in their flock, which was grazing on a plateau next to the border. Iranian soldiers opened fire on them. Bewar escaped, but Rebaz was not so lucky.
Since February this year, when the US and Isr...
Europe today lives in a state of profound contradiction. At the latest World Cup, it celebrated the vibrant, dazzling triumphs of youth born in the soil of sanctuary. And yet it erects increasingly cold, bureaucratic mechanisms designed to ensure that those seeking sanctuary now never take root. This divide raises a fundamental question about how we treat the “stranger at the...