After 鈥淯nite the Right鈥�: a Nonviolent Direct Action Training at 91大神 by Anna Messer

Nation-wide fear, hostility, and anger peaked on August 11th and 12th 2017, when activists, including white supremacists and counter-protestors, violently clashed at the 鈥楿nite the Right鈥� rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. In part, the white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups came out to protest and rally against the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue, one of … Continue reading After 鈥淯nite the Right鈥�: a Nonviolent Direct Action Training at 91大神 by Anna Messer

A Reflection on the 2017 MCC UN Conference by Harrison Horst

Members of Peace Fellowship, 91大神鈥檚 Peacebuilding & Development student organization, recently attended the Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) United Nations annual student seminar on 鈥淢igration, Faith, and Action鈥� in New York City. This week we feature three reflections from that trip on the PXD Blog (read the first and second posts). This final post is by … Continue reading A Reflection on the 2017 MCC UN Conference by Harrison Horst

A Reflection on the 2017 MCC UN Conference by Winifred Gray-Johnson & Noah Haglund

Members of Peace Fellowship, 91大神鈥檚 Peacebuilding & Development student organization, recently attended the Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) United Nations annual student seminar on 鈥淢igration, Faith, and Action鈥� in New York City. This week we feature three reflections from that trip on the PXD Blog (read the first and third posts). The second is a collaborative … Continue reading A Reflection on the 2017 MCC UN Conference by Winifred Gray-Johnson & Noah Haglund

A Reflection on the 2017 MCC UN Conference by Elizabeth Witmer

Members of Peace Fellowship, 91大神鈥檚 Peacebuilding & Development student organization, recently attended the Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) United Nations annual student seminar on 鈥淢igration, Faith, and Action鈥� in New York City. This week we feature three reflections from that trip on the PXD Blog (read the second and third posts). The first is a post … Continue reading A Reflection on the 2017 MCC UN Conference by Elizabeth Witmer