In March, ICPJ hosted a half-day workshop to understand fundamentals to "Stop the Coup". We dove into the Pillars of Power and legal aspects of the current attacks on democratic institutions & processes. Attendees talked about roles, networks, and actions.

Thursday, May 29th, we are diving deeper. Hope you can join us!

There are five interactive mini-workshops that you can choose from:

Widespread Mobilization
Presenters: Trische' Duckworth (Survivors Speak) & Arika Lycan
Alliance Building
Presenters: Cynthia Bodewes (WeROC) & Brian Geiringer (Ann Arbor for Public Power)
Nonviolent Discipline
Presenters: Sheri Wander (Peace House) & Ian Robinson (Huron Valley Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO)
Refusing to Obey Illegitimate Power
Presenters: Amber Fellows & Maria Thomas
Showing Care, Centering Love & Being Different
Presenters: Liz Kennedy (Care-Based Safety)

Registration Required: https://givebutter.com/KeysToWinning

As part of registration, we are asking that you do a little homework ahead of time. The registration form asks these questions...

1) Please choose one of the mini-workshops to attend. (Then choose an alternative in the case that the workshop you choose is filled.)

2) Please choose which of the roles you see yourself in. More information about the roles can be found here.

Our hope is to offer a practical workshop through which you are able to develop your primary role within at least one type of organizing that you see yourself participating.

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Hosted by the Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice | www.icpj.org | Info@ICPJ.org

Interfaith Council for Peace and Justice (ICPJ) empowers our communities, people of faith and congregations, mutual aid groups, network organizations, and individual volunteers, to make radical systemic change with love within Washtenaw County and across Michigan.

We do this by building capacity to:
* center racial, economic, and environmental justice;
* create spaces for co-learning, healing, conflict resolution, connecting with others, and collaboration; and
* move between work to educate, mobilize, and organize with a focus on coordinated systems-level change.

Five Keys to Winning (to fight for democracy)

By Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice

Five Keys to Winning (to fight for democracy)

Organizing Actions Workshop