ICUJP periodically hosts educational forums called Justice Events.

Recent topics have included Syria, Guantanamo, drone warfare and domestic spying.

Speakers are well-known local, national or international activists, and they are often joined by invited respondents to provide additional perspectives on the issues discussed.

Justice Events are typically held from 11:30 am to 2 pm on a weekday at a local church, synagogue, mosque or other community space.

There is a modest charge for attendance, typically $20, which includes a generous buffet lunch. Ample time is allowed for questions from the audience. Justice Events have become very popular and everyone is encouraged to attend.

Read more about our Justice Events:

• Tuesday, March 14, 2017
  "Solidarity with Targeted Communities – Standing Against Racism and Islamophobia" with Melina Abdullah and Duaa Alwan
  
  
  
  
• Tuesday, May 16, 2017: "Trauma at our Borders: The Economic and Psychological Impact of U.S. Policies Toward Immigrants and Refugees"
  
  
  

• June 2017
  "Re-igniting the Campaign Against Torture at Home and Abroad in the Age"
• August 2017
  "Are We Facing a Nuclear Disaster?"
• October 2017
  "Environmental Justice & Climate Change"
• December 2017
  "Confronting the Human Toll of Poverty: Building a Lasting Movement for Economic Justice in an Era of Limitless Greed and Scapegoating"