Album from CPT's work in Al Khalil

1. The Algonquins of Ardoch and Shabot Obaadjiwan are defending their unceded territory (north of Kingston, Ontario, Canada), from uranium mine exploration. CPT maintained a full-time presence at the blockade from September 3 to October 12, 2007, when the Algonquins agreed to mediation talks and ended the blockade. CPT has lead four subsequent delegations to the area as the struggle continues through the courts, through public awareness campaigns and through political advocacy. 2. Protest of Militia formation. In Cayuga, Ontario (near) Six Nations Territory) a protest of the formation of a (white) Militia (to act against Six Nations protests and interests) 3. Dump Site 41 Protest. In July 2009, CPT began to accompany the Anishinabe (particularly the Beausoleil First Nation)Women's encampment across Concession #2 Road from Dump Site 41 in Tiny Township, Simcoe County, Ontario as they and their settler allies attempt to protect a pristine water supply, part of the Alliston Aquifer, from a partly constructed dump site that the Anishinabe people and other First Nations people fear will leak into and poison the aquifer and subsequently Georgian Bay which is part of the traditional territory of the Beausoleil First Nation whose remnant territory is on Christian Island, just off shore from the area of Dump Site 41.

CPT has had a violence reducing presence in Colombia since May of 2001.

A periodic presence since summer 2004 in southern Arizona and elsewhere on the border, working with a coalition of groups to protect life in the U.S./Mexico border region and promote humane and sustainable immigration policies.

At-Tuwani is a 500-year-old Palestinian village of 150 people in the south Hebron Hills. The near-by Israeli settlers from Ma'on settlement and the Hill 833 outpost frequently harrass Palestinians in the area. CPT has shared a presence in the village since September 2004 with an Italian peace organization, Operation Dove.

CPT has had a violence-reducing presence in Iraq since October 2002.

A community-organizing project focused on reducing structural violence and undoing racism in Kenora, Ontario.

Contents include: Philippines, Bear Butte, Depleted Uranium, Grassy Narrows (Asubpeeschoseewagaong)

Equipping people for the work of active peacemaking is essential, challenging and fun. Here are pictures of trainees in action!

We honor those from the CPT "family" who have passed away to join the Great Cloud of Witnesses...

Jesus witnessed publically in a prophetic critique of the social, political, religious and economic structures of his time. In this tradition CPT organizes and encourages nonviolent public witness as a method of social transformation towards an envisioned Kin-dom of God.