“The peace award gives us courage and encourages us literally to continue our journey of the work of peace and justice, which can never be done in isolation. Your community and our community will continue the walk together.”
2022 has proven that the adjustments and new learnings during the pandemic have been viable to continue the work for nonviolent solidarity accompaniment.
You may have heard Adriana’s name before, and that’s because Adriana is not new to CPT— she has served in several capacities with CPT over
How healing and care are foundational for the work of liberation.
Years ago, CPT accompanied the family and home of a Palestine team member who today accompanies members of his community living under occupation.
We’d like to introduce you to Sherwan Taha – a Civil Rights activist, university lecturer, Badinan prisoner and partner of CPT. On 5 September 2020,
We would like to introduce you to Allegra Friesen Epp, as part of our #GrowingCommunity series. Allegra trained with CPT in Amman, Jordan in June
Voices for Creative Nonviolence co-founder and activist Kathy Kelly reflects on her collaboration with CPT spanning decades from Chicago to Saint Elen to Baghdad.
City of Hebron: The Palestinian Struggle for Human Rights Community Peacemaker Teams, will join the Tree of Life 2022 Fall Speaker series scheduled around various
Community of Christ and the Shaw Family Foundation have announced Community Peacemaker Teams as recipients of the International Peace Award 2023. The two organizations recognized