An alert from the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom US

Hi friends,


Last March, we launched a pilot called the School of Peace & Freedom to create a space where new and seasoned activists could come together, share lived experience, and build strategy to combat some of the most pressing issues. WILPF members told us what they wanted to see, an intergenerational space to learn. You asked us to do more of them so we’re bringing it back.

 

Join us on Sunday, June 7th from 1-2:15pm PT / 4-5:15pm ET for the second edition of the School of Peace & Freedom, where we’ll take on a topic that feels especially urgent right now: Authoritarianism and Antidotes.


On the docket:

  • Lessons learned from 3 changemakers
  • Strategies for countering authoritarianism
  • Cross-generational power building
  • Virtual teach-in


About our speakers:

  • Cindy Domingo: A longtime WILPF activist and organizer, Cindy draws on her experience in the Philippines’ People Power movement to share lessons and what it can teach us about resisting authoritarianism today.
  • Chenai Kadungure: A Zimbabwean Canadian freedom and equity advocate whose experience offers a powerful lens on how authoritarianism operates.
  • Kate Bitz: Senior Organizer with the Western States Center’s Momentum Program, supporting local leaders to stand up for inclusive democracy by countering white nationalism and political violence in their communities.

Check out our event flyer and help spread the word!


This donation-based event supports WILPF’s national actions and cross-generational power building. Sign up below for the event.


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Join us and share this invitation with your friends and community networks. Because knowledge is power. If you have questions, please reach out to our Field Organizer, Shelby Young, at shelby@wilpfus.org

In solidarity,

Linda Low

Executive Director

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