Month: April 2021

ICPJ’s 2021 Annual Meeting

ICPJ’s 2021 Annual Meeting

Sunday, May 23rd, 3 – 5 pm (Remote) Registration Required: https://bit.ly/3d5Hkur (link is case sensitive) Click here to see the bios of Board member candidates nominated by the current ICPJ Board during its March 2021 Board meeting. Voting will take place during the Annual Meeting, 

Compassionate Community Conversations:

Compassionate Community Conversations:

Flores Exhibit, with Voices of Youth in Border DetentionMay 6th, 6:30 pm Registration Required Here: https://bit.ly/3wuCXld (case sensitive)

Safety in the Time of Surveillance: Ban the Scan Ann Arbor Town Hall

Safety in the Time of Surveillance: Ban the Scan Ann Arbor Town Hall

Join us on Thursday, April 29 from 7-8:30 to learn about the dangers of facial recognition technology and to join efforts to ban its use in Ann Arbor. Register at tinyurl.com/vwa4yxwm. For more information visit banthescana2.com.

Films & Discussion on the Indigenous Struggle to Protect the Amazon

Films & Discussion on the Indigenous Struggle to Protect the Amazon

Tuesday, May 11th | 7-8:30pm Screening of two short films: Brazil: Guardians of the Amazon and Brazil: Impunity in the Amazon, followed by discussion with Ethan ShirleyRegistration Required here. The Guardians of the Forest set fire to the equipment of illegal loggers in a bid to protect their ancestral homelands. 

US Border Patrol Racial Profiling in Michigan #100MileZone

US Border Patrol Racial Profiling in Michigan #100MileZone

The ACLU Of Michigan has released their report: The Border’s Long Shadow How Border Patrol Uses Racial Profiling and Local and State Police to Target and Instill Fear in Michigan’s Immigrant Communities. The report shows how U.S. Border Patrol, an agency within the U.S. Customs and Border Protection 

Rally & March Friday, April 9th, 5:30

Rally & March Friday, April 9th, 5:30