A voice of conscience for peace, justice, human rights, and intercultural encounter
With pandemic restrictions easing gradually, ICMEP is planning a season of fantastic events! We certainly will keep you updated on any changes to the schedule, and ask for your flexibility and patience if CDC guidelines, local restrictions, or venue policies require a change in plan. But in the meantime, let yourself be excited about the…
ICMEP received a note from our friends at Jewish Voices for Peace – Indiana. They are asking that we all take a few moments to personalize the following scripts for an email or a phone call to Governor Holcomb regarding his upcoming travel to Israel. While Israel continues to violate the human rights…
Join us for a peaceful gathering to rally in support of the rights and dignity of the Palestinian people! Along with people and organizations nationwide, we will make our voices heard this Saturday, May 29, beginning at 12:00 noon. We will gather on the green of the Allen County Courthouse. Our voices will join the…
Join us at 1:00pm on Wednesday, May 26, for a conversation with Zoughbi Zoughbi, along with Usama Zoughbi and Tarek Al-Zoughbi. You will be glad you did! Zoughbi Zoughbi is the Founder and Director of the Wi’am Conflict Resolution & Transformation Center in Bethlehem – and a dear friend of ours here at ICMEP. He…
ICMEP is delighted to be welcoming Rev. Loren McGrail for what certainly will be a fascinating and moving conversation. Join us on May 12 at 1:00pm. For event registration information, CLICK HERE. Rev. Loren McGrail was an Ecumenical Accompanier with the Ecumenical Accompaniment Program in Palestine and Israel in 2011 and then a missionary co-worker serving the…
This Wednesday, May 5, ICMEP will be hosting Dr. Mohammad Khan Kharoti, founder of Green Village Schools. We are honored to have him join us for a special conversation, and we hope you will join us as well! Mohammad Khan Kharoti was born in 1943 in Zabul Province, Afghanistan grew up living in a nomadic…
Join us April 7 for a conversation with our good friend Daoud Nassar. The Nassar family has lived on a 100 acre farm, named Tent of Nations, outside Bethlehem since 1916, with a legal deed and over 100 years of taxes paid. However, it is now being threatened by the Israeli government, five surrounding settlements,…
On behalf of our friends at the Friends of Sabeel North America and the Friends of Tent of Nations, we invite you to celebrate Easter in Jerusalem with the Palestinian Christians who live there. The first Easter celebration took place in Jerusalem. The Palestinian Christian community has kept the celebration going ever since. Every year…
Join us on Wednesday, March 31, for an interview with UK-based Jewish dissident and Micah’s Paradigm Shift blogger, Robert Cohen. Since 2011, Cohen has been “writing from the edge,” about Israel/Palestine and interfaith relations in his blog, Micah’s Paradigm Shift (from Micah 6.8: “What does the Lord require of you?”). His writings have been published in…
Join us on Friday, March 19th, for a powerful film and interview with the filmmaker. There Is a Field tells the story of Asel Asleh, a 17-year old Palestinian peace activist, murdered by Israeli police. His story is performed by Black Lives Matter activists reflecting on the parallels between Asel’s story and the experiences of…