A Celebration of Life: Joan Patchen Fund

"Racial Reckoning," a program of three short plays, two by WILPF member Candace Perry, was presented recently by Wellfleet Preservation Hall. The virtual program was sponsored in part by a grant from the Joan Patchen Fund, established in memory of a long-time WILPF Cape Cod member and artist. The fund supports the work of WILPF branches in the use of the arts to promote social change and create a more peaceable world. By Elenita Muniz

Which Side Are We On? A TIME FOR ACTION

Collaborate with community collectives to make a change. We are calling WIPLF Representatives for Moral March Monday. Our nation is at a critical crossroads when, now more than ever, we must put WILPF’s partnership with the Poor People’s Campaign. Instead of letting the love of money be our nation's guiding principle, we should battle for the soul of the nation and democracy. By: D. Van Soest

Decades of WILPF US Racial Justice Work, Part 3: Truth and Reconciliation, Building the Beloved Community, and the UFORJE Campaigns

In part 3, I focus on about 1996 to 2013 – my early years as a national board and/or committee member. Throughout that time, WILPF hosted racial justice events across the country and worked with branches and the national board to increase information and understanding about racism in the US. By: D. De Lu.

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