
Between grief and hope
Just a few weeks ago, CPT hosted a delegation to Iraqi Kurdistan. The team took delegates on a tour around the region to hear the
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Just a few weeks ago, CPT hosted a delegation to Iraqi Kurdistan. The team took delegates on a tour around the region to hear the

I didn’t attend my first protest (that I remember, at least) until I was in my late teens or early twenties. It wasn’t that my

Every other week, some of us here at CPT meet to discuss what the upcoming months will look like: organizing public events, planning anniversaries, discussing

I often get asked, “What has CPT accomplished?” This is a fair question as we celebrate forty years, especially when most organisations measure their work

Across North America and the world, we are seeing a frightening rise in authoritarian governments. In the United States, ICE is tyrannising communities by kidnapping,

This year, CPT celebrates its 40th anniversary. Through that time, we’ve shared moments of joy, grief, and everything in between. On 26 September, we’ll be

Are you an educator? Are you looking for ways to help your students link their ideas about justice in the world to practical ways to

This year, Community Peacemaker Teams marks its 40th anniversary! To celebrate this milestone, we’re hosting a special online gathering that brings together stories spanning four decades of

A few weeks ago, Rebaz Suleiman Sallih was killed. Rebaz was a shepherd who lived near the border where Iraqi Kurdistan meets Iran. He and

Before the Covid-19 pandemic forced us all to stay indoors in March 2020, the island of Lesvos already felt locked down. For thousands of people,