\nPeaceWorks Rochester Community Calendar

Time:

6:00pm

Location:

corner of Jefferson Ave. & Bartlett St.

Description:

May 1! ~ 6:00pm! ~ corner of Jefferson Ave. & Bartlett St.

Five years and no justice for Benny Warr and numerous other people.

Five years and no police accountability.

Five years and 100s of cases of people experiencing racial profiling, harassment, and brutality at the hands of the Rochester Police Department.

Justice delayed is justice denied.

Enough is enough.

https://www.facebook.com/events/2024045897615060/

Time:

7:00pm

Location:

Downtown Presbyterian Church 121 North Fitzhugh Street, Rochester

Description:

ROCLA* presents:

Betsy Colón and Mike Wall, Livingston CARES
and
Aurora Santiago-Ortiz, J.D., University of Massachusetts

“Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria”

Wednesday, May 2, 2018, 7 PM
Downtown Presbyterian Church
121 North Fitzhugh Street, Rochester

The program is free and open to the public.
Wheelchair-accessible and looped for the hearing impaired.

What is life like in Puerto Rico after the hurricane? And how has the United States government contributed - both historically and today - to the devastation in Puerto Rico? Please join us for a conversation with two volunteers - Betsy Colón and Mike Wall - who recently completed a humanitarian project in Puerto Rico. Learn more about their work and how you can help their organization, Livingston CARES, continue to support recovery on the island. In addition, Aurora Santiago-Ortiz will join us virtually to share her perspectives on the geopolitical situation of Puerto Rico. Santiago-Ortiz will discuss how the United States government’s paternalistic relationship with the island made it particularly vulnerable to natural disaster.

*Rochester Committee on Latin America

Time:

7:30am - 8:30am

Location:

Park Avenue & Culver Road

Description:

Witness against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Come and leave as it fits your schedule. The goal is to bring an awareness of the war into our daily lives, remind those driving by that the wars are still going on, call for our troops to come home, and advocate for another approach to healing in Iraq and Afghanistan.

STAND WITH US! Signs are provided.

Bring Them Home Vigils

UU PEACE ADVOCATES
www.rochesterunitarian.org/peaceadvocates.html

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Time:

11:00am - 2:00pm

Location:

pin Visual Studies Workshop 31 Prince Street, Rochester, New York 14607

Description:

Rochester Activism Fair

Are you committed to social justice and political change, but not sure where or how to plug in? Then please consider attending the Rochester Activism Fair! Representatives from many activist organizations (both well-established and brand new to our area) will be in attendance, to speak directly to (and make face-to-face connections) with potential volunteers.

This event is free and open to the public!

*If your organization is interested in tabling at this event, please send the request and a link to a relevant website, to the organizer listed on the event page ( see https://www.facebook.com/events/366603487139055/ ). Some minimum requirements for tabling are a). an active website that describes a local effort, and/or b). recent community involvement by at least two active members or more.

**Organizations representing communities of color were underrepresented at last years activism fair, so please share this opportunity through wide and diverse activist and organization networks...thanks!**

Time:

1:00pm - 4:00pm

Location:

Irondequoit Library

Description:

Men and Women Becoming Allies for Each Other: Learning the Gift of Listening Deeply

Being deeply, empathically listened to can be a revelation and gift for both speaker and listener. Even though it isn’t widely known in our general culture, deep listening gives the speaker a space to see all around something that has been only partially seen from one angle before. Men and women need to do this kind of listening together more than ever these days.

The Circle process we will be using creates a confidentially safe, brave space for honest sharing and deep listening for both men and women.

Women need to hear how men have been affected by the imbalance of centuries and men need to hear the suffering of women created by this issue. Because this has affected all of us, the healing that can come from hearing each other’s stories can be profound.

Join us in this Listening Circle to begin healing the divide that creates so much misunderstanding and suffering in our personal development, our relationships, our institutions, and our culture. Let’s move together toward the biggest picture our hearts can hold for a beautiful future, one truly heard story at a time.

o We will learn together to listen and speak with courage, openness, honesty, and compassion.
o Confidentiality: What is said in the circle stays in the circle.
Highly Suggested Reading: “Divine Duality: The Power of Reconciliation Between Women and Men” by William Keepin, PhD. Available online as ebook and paperback.

Co-Keepers: Padme Livingstone and Dwain Wilder, Rochester Pachamama Facilitators
***Registration for any circle through the following libraries’ online programs:
Saturday May 5th 1-4 Irondequoit Library
Saturday May 12th 12:30-3:30 Brighton Library

Time:

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Description:

Peace/Anti-War vigil at corner of East Ave. and Goodman Street, Rochester. All are welome!

Time:

12:00pm

Location:

federal Building, 100 State Street

Description:

The Rochester Chapter of the Buddhist Peace Fellowship invites you to join us on one Monday of each month for a silent vigil (meditation) for peace.

The next vigil will be Monday, May 7, from 12 Noon to 1 pm, at the Federal Building, 100 State Street. Please bring your own blanket, cushion and/or chair (and groundcloth or piece of plastic if it is wet). If you can't come for the full hour, please join us for as long as you can.

This is an opportunity for us to publicly express a non-violent, compassionate, thoughtful alternative to aggression and conflict.

We hope to see you there.

For the Rochester BPF,

Jay Thompson
jayf_thompson@hotmail.com

Time:

4:30pm - 5:30pm

Location:

First Unitarian Church, 220 S. Winton Road

Description:

Witness against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Come and leave as it fits your schedule. The goal is to bring an awareness of the war into our daily lives, remind those driving by that the wars are still going on, call for our troops to come home, and advocate for another approach to healing in Iraq and Afghanistan.

STAND WITH US! Signs are provided.

UU PEACE ADVOCATES
www.rochesterunitarian.org/peaceadvocates.html

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Time:

3:00pm

Description:

The Interfaith Alliance of Rochester
(TIAR) Annual Event

“Hope For The Poor And Vulnerable: Poor People’s Campaign”

Speaker: Rev. Emily McNeil, Executive Director of Labor ReligionCoalition and co-chair of the N.Y. State Poor People’s Campaign followed by a Panel Discussion and comments from the floor

When: Sunday, May 6, 2018 from 3:00 to 5 PM

Where: Jewish Community Center, 1200 Edgewood Ave., Rochester, NY 14618 (Note NEW LOCATION)

Free and Open to the Public (disabled access)

H. Robert Herman, Secretary TIAR
rherman2@rochester.rr.com
H. Robert Herman
rherman2@rochester.rr.com

Time:

10:00am - 4:00pm

Location:

1199 East Main Street, Rochester, NY

Description:

Rochester Greenovation
The Green Cycles Store = Precycling +Downcycling
+ Upcycling + Recycling + Freecycling + E-cycling

Sustainable Saturdays
Rochester Greenovation
1199 East Main St
288-7564 or email at
info@rochestergreen.org
Sustainability is our Life!

The 2nd Saturday of every month is A Sustainable Saturday
June 14: 10am-3pm
On Sustainable Saturdays we attempt to demonstrate through education &
networking how to reclaim, renew & redefine salvage of all kinds towards the prevention & reduction of generated waste.

This monthly event brings together environmental groups, non-for-profits, green businesses, community organizations, craftsmen, artists & food vendors all for the purpose of demonstrating various ways to leave a smaller footprint on the earth.

We look forward to you joining us on this adventure!
www.rochestergreen.org/
facebook.com/RochesterGreenovation?fref=ts
Rochester Greenovation
www.rochestergreen.org
Strengthening local communities through environmentally conscious initiatives, waste diversion, and ...

Time:

10:00am - 5:00pm

Location:

Visual Studies Workshop, 31 Prince Street, Rochester, NY 14607

Description:

Dear Rochester Community,

Please join the Native American Cultural Center, Visual Studies Workshop, and SURJ ROC tomorrow, Saturday May 12th for this powerful event "Voices in the Community. Developing Strategies to promote Indigenous Healing." Screenings of Four Native Documentaries & Group Discussions after Each Film

Date: Saturday, May 12, 2018
Time: 10am - 5pm - Participants can attend some or all of the event.
Location: Visual Studies Workshop, 31 Prince Street, Rochester, NY 14607
Facebook Event here
https://www.facebook.com/events/162210137781681/

AGENDA
10:00 am Opening & Welcome Comments
10:25 am "More Than a Word" --
A film about Native American-based sports mascots and the Washington R*dskins, offering a fascinating look at the movement to change the name of the Washington football team, within the broader context of Native history & racial stereotyping
11:50 am "My Own Private Lower Post" *
-- a powerful, beautiful healing story from Duane Gastant' Aucoin, a Two-Spirited Tlingit, as he seeks to understand how his mother's trials at a residential boarding school influenced his life. As she shares her story, he comes to realize how he, too, is a survivor and shares how their healing journeys can be grounded within traditional Tlingit culture
1:05 pm "The Dawes Commission" *
-- presented by the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, this film describes the Dawes Act, a federal attempt to mandate individual ownership by Natives of their own individual plots of land and to force them to abandon their ancestral, communal rights to their Indigenous land base
2:10 pm "Awake -- A Dream from Standing Rock"
this film tells the dramatic story of the historic #NODAPL Native-led peaceful resistance at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota. Tens of thousands of activists traveled to North Dakota from all over the world to take a stand alongside the "water protectors"
4:30 pm Thanks & Closing

--Each film WILL START ON TIME, and people may attend any film(s) as you are able to
--There will be refreshments throughout the day, and please feel free to bring a dish to share
--This alcohol-free and drug-free event is FREE & OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY
--Group discussions will be held after every film
--* Films asterisked indicate a large portion being spoken in the respective Native language

The “All Our Relations” Project at Native American Community Services (NACS) is funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, as well as foundations, businesses, and caring individuals, like you. Nyah-weh! Thank you!

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Video of Philando Castille's murder by a police officer. The police officer was acquitted of all charges 6/16/2017. Warning, violent content.

7 Tips for white parents to talk to their children about police murders of black people.
https://thebodyisnotanapology.com/magazine/7-tips-for-white-parents-to-talk-to-their-kids-about-police-murders-of-black-people/

Time:

12:30pm - 3:30pm

Location:

Brighton Library

Description:

Men and Women Becoming Allies for Each Other: Learning the Gift of Listening Deeply

Being deeply, empathically listened to can be a revelation and gift for both speaker and listener. Even though it isn’t widely known in our general culture, deep listening gives the speaker a space to see all around something that has been only partially seen from one angle before. Men and women need to do this kind of listening together more than ever these days.

The Circle process we will be using creates a confidentially safe, brave space for honest sharing and deep listening for both men and women.

Women need to hear how men have been affected by the imbalance of centuries and men need to hear the suffering of women created by this issue. Because this has affected all of us, the healing that can come from hearing each other’s stories can be profound.

Join us in this Listening Circle to begin healing the divide that creates so much misunderstanding and suffering in our personal development, our relationships, our institutions, and our culture. Let’s move together toward the biggest picture our hearts can hold for a beautiful future, one truly heard story at a time.

o We will learn together to listen and speak with courage, openness, honesty, and compassion.
o Confidentiality: What is said in the circle stays in the circle.
Highly Suggested Reading: “Divine Duality: The Power of Reconciliation Between Women and Men” by William Keepin, PhD. Available online as ebook and paperback.

Co-Keepers: Padme Livingstone and Dwain Wilder, Rochester Pachamama Facilitators
***Registration for any circle through the following libraries’ online programs:
Saturday May 5th 1-4 Irondequoit Library
Saturday May 12th 12:30-3:30 Brighton Library

Time:

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Description:

Peace/Anti-War vigil at corner of East Ave. and Goodman Street, Rochester. All are welome!

Time:

6:30pm

Location:

righton Memorial Library Learning Center 2300 Elmwood Avenue, Brighton, NY 14618

Description:

WHAT HAPPENED WITH AGENT ORANGE?
FREE PUBLIC SCREENING OF

LIGHTER THAN ORANGE: THE LEGACY OF DIOXIN IN VIETNAM

FOLLOWED BY A PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE EFFECTS OF AO ON
AMERICAN SERVICE PERSONNEL AND THEIR DEPENDENTS

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MONDAY, MAY 14, 2018, 6:30 P.M.

Brighton Memorial Library Learning Center
2300 Elmwood Avenue, Brighton, NY 14618

Sponsored by Veterans For Peace, Chapter 23, Rochester, NY

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Time:

7:00pm

Location:

Baobab Cultural Center, 728 University Avenue Rochester, NY 1460

Description:

Metro Justice is holding a racial justice film series in conjunction with the Baobab Cultural Center. The films will take place on the Monday evenings listed below at 7:00 PM at Baobab, 728 University Avenue in Rochester.

April 23 - Slavery By Another Name

May 14 - Namibia, Genocide, and the Second Reich

June 11 - Color Adjustment

All are welcome. The suggested donation is $10.

The films are in chronological order. People are encouraged to attend all three, if possible. Discussions will follow each film.

Baobab Cultural Center
728 University Avenue
Rochester, NY 14607

Time:

7:30am - 8:30am

Location:

Park Avenue & Culver Road

Description:

Witness against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Come and leave as it fits your schedule. The goal is to bring an awareness of the war into our daily lives, remind those driving by that the wars are still going on, call for our troops to come home, and advocate for another approach to healing in Iraq and Afghanistan.

STAND WITH US! Signs are provided.

UU PEACE ADVOCATES
www.rochesterunitarian.org/peaceadvocates.html

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Time:

3:30pm

Description:

Rally to Support Cadillac Residents and for Development without Displacement

No Displacement of Cadillac Residents!

Enact Tenant Protections that Prevent Mass Evictions and Homelessness!

Keep Downtown Affordable for Everyone!

Who: Homeless Union of Rochester, City-Wide Tenant Union of Rochester and Supporters

What: A Rally to Defend the Cadillac Residents and for Development Without Displacement

Where: Congregate first at the Corner of Parcel 5 in front of 88 Elm St. Rochester, NY and march to the Cadillac Hotel

When: Wednesday May 16, 2018 at 3:30pm

Why: Support Development Without Displacement at the Cadillac Hotel and the Whole City

https://www.facebook.com/events/614649628892594/

Background
Tom Masaschi of DHD Ventures has bought the Cadillac Hotel and is planning on mass evicting all the tenants in order to turn the building into a high-end hotel, or apartments. Behind the Cadillac at 88 Elm St., DHD Ventures is renting luxury apartments for up to $3,200 a month. We have a shortage of over 28,000 apartments for those living in poverty in Rochester and evicting low-income folks just to a make a profit sends us deeper into crisis as a community. This is why many people call DHD De-Humanizing Development.

Justice for the Cadillac Residents
All residents who want to stay should be allowed to stay and DHD Ventures can renovate the building around them. Those residents can move into newly renovated rooms as they become available. For those residents who want to move, they should be given the necessary time to move and find a new place to live. Some residents have lived there for over 20 years. The artificial deadline to move of May 25 is too soon for some residents who want to move and is a homeless crisis of DHD’s own making. The Cadillac Hotel should be affordable and available for everyone.

Tenant Protections for All Residents to Prevent Mass Evictions and Homelessness
We are calling on Governor Cuomo and the state legislature to pass Good Cause Eviction Protections legislation that would end no-fault evictions, like the ones at the Cadillac. New Jersey has had statewide Good Cause eviction protections since the 1970s. In addition, we are calling on Governor Cuomo and the state legislature to expand rent stabilization across the state in order to end massive rent hikes. Currently, cities can only opt into the rent stabilization program in NYC and 3 other counties. These basic tenant protections would end mass evictions that create homelessness and stabilize the affordability of our neighborhoods.

Corporate Welfare is Creating the Crisis: We’ve given Tom Masaschi So Much...
We’ve given Tom Masaschi so much, but we’ve gotten so little of the housing we need in return. In Rochester, developers are the leading donors to local political candidates (as they are across the country) and they get what they want, but the community doesn’t get what we need. Tom Masaschi was able to buy the Cadillac for $2.7 million because the City of Rochester gave him a $6.1 million tax exemption for his luxury apartments at 88 Elm St. If that wasn’t enough, he has gotten over $15 million in tax exemptions from COMIDA, tax credits from the State, and loans from the City. We keep giving and giving to Tom Masaschi, but we don’t see deeply affordable housing for those living in poverty coming from him. All he is giving back is eviction notices for some of the most vulnerable members of our community who are caught in the middle of his subsidized development game.

http://www.rochesteralliance.org/index_files/ROCHESTER_Lists_Details.htm

Time:

7:00pm - 9:00pm

Location:

Church of the Transfiguration – 50 W. Bloomfield Rd Pittsford, NY

Description:

Reversing Global Warming: Introduction to Drawdown

Where: Church of the Transfiguration – 50 W. Bloomfield Rd Pittsford, NY
When: Wednesday May 17, 2018 7-9 p.m.

A two-hour experience that invites you to see how global warming can be reversed and what important role you can play in that process. Project Drawdown is a scientific (and hopeful!) study that identified 100 solutions that, together, could actually reverse global warming by 2050. Learn how you can change the conversation about global warming from “game over” to “game on!”

This program is free, but registration is requested and donations gratefully accepted
Register at: https://connect.pachamama.org/node/1007

Interested participants will be invited to follow this experience with an in depth four-session workshop: Drawdown Solutions: Getting Into Action where you will develop a plan for getting into action with others in our local community and become part of a global community changing the conversation about global warming

(The next four-session follow-up workshop will take place at Church of the Assumption, 20 East Avenue, Fairport, NY 14450 on Thursdays - June 7, 14, 21, July 19 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Register at: https://connect.pachamama.org/node/920

For more information contact Sue Staropoli – suestar1@rochester.rr.com
585-734-2816 www.drawdown.org www.pachamama.org

Time:

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Description:

Peace/Anti-War vigil at corner of East Ave. and Goodman Street, Rochester. All are welome!

Time:

7:00pm

Location:

Baobab Cultural Center, 728 University Avenue Rochester, NY 1460

Description:

Metro Justice is holding a racial justice film series in conjunction with the Baobab Cultural Center. The films will take place on the Monday evenings listed below at 7:00 PM at Baobab, 728 University Avenue in Rochester.

April 23 - Slavery By Another Name

May 14 - Namibia, Genocide, and the Second Reich

June 11 - Color Adjustment

All are welcome. The suggested donation is $10.

The films are in chronological order. People are encouraged to attend all three, if possible. Discussions will follow each film.

Baobab Cultural Center
728 University Avenue
Rochester, NY 14607

Time:

1:00pm - 3:00pm

Location:

TBA

Description:

Intersections of Rebellion & Accountability
A panel discussion focused on civilian review boards, disciplinary power, and the comparable struggles and histories for police accountability in Rochester, NY, Newark, NJ, and Oakland, CA

Date: Saturday, May 26, 2018
Time: 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Location: TBA
Suggested donation: $10
Wheelchair accessible and ASL interpretation provided
Facebook event: https://m.facebook.com/events/194485074506156

Special guests include:
Anthony Finnell, Sr. currently serves as the Interim Executive Director of the Community Police Review Agency (CPRA) in Oakland, CA
Pastor Wanda Wilson is the Executive Director at Open Arms Christian Fellowship Ministries and a leader in the movement to pass a Police Accountability Board in Rochester, NY
Victor Monterrosa is a lawyer and community organizer who helped pass the Civilian Complaint Review Board in Newark, NJ
Dr. John S. Walker is the pastor at Christian Friendship Missionary Baptist Church; he was involved in F.I.G.H.T. – a premiere civil rights organization - led a shut down of the divinity school over its lack of African American curriculum and faculty as well as designed and submitted his own piece of legislation in the 1980s for a civilian review board with teeth

Time:

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Description:

Peace/Anti-War vigil at corner of East Ave. and Goodman Street, Rochester. All are welome!

Time:

9:00am

Location:

Sister Cities Bridge Genesee Crossroads-Charles Carroll Park Downtown Rochester (Behind the Holiday

Description:

Memorial in Time of War

Remembrance and Hope

A service of remembrance of the victims
of the current wars

Reflections for healing and hope

Memorial Day
Monday, May 28
9 AM
Sister Cities Bridge
Genesee Crossroads-Charles Carroll Park
Downtown Rochester
(Behind the Holiday Inn on State St)

This Memorial Day service is a remembrance of all who have died in the current wars, as well as an affirmation of the preciousness and beauty of all life. Our hope is that in holding the memory of each life in an embrace of dignity and compassion, that there can be comfort for the grieving as well as healing for all of humanity, so that peace may come.

Time:

4:30pm

Location:

Nazareth College, Otto A. Shults Community Center, Rochester, NY Rochester, NY

Description:

Please come join us!
The Sacred Texts and Human Contexts Symposium brings scholars from the US and around the world to present academic papers on how religions have viewed and interpreted their sacred texts throughout their histories with reference to the (de) legitimization of violence. For more details about the schedule, please refer to: https://www2.naz.edu/interfaith/programs/academic-conferences/sacred-texts-human-contexts/schedule. The event is now open to the community to register, but is limited to 80 participants.

Keynote Speakers:
Dr. Bruce Hoffman, professor at Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service, author of Inside Terrorism, will be speaking on "Understanding the Evolving Terrorism Threat Landscape." 7/29, 4:30PM
Professor Charles Kimball, Presidential Professor and Director of Religious Studies at the University of Oklahoma, will be speaking on “When Religion Becomes Lethal: The Explosive Mix of Politics and Religion.” 7/30, 6PM
Kathy Kelly, has traveled to war zones and lived alongside ordinary people in Afghanistan, Iraq, Gaza, Lebanon, Bosnia and Nicaragua. She will be speaking on "Religion, Violence, and (De)legitimatization." 7/30, 2PM
Sheik Ghassan Manasra, an International Executive Director, Abrahamic Reunion Peacebuilder and scholar will be speaking on “The Abrahamic Reunions Multifaith Peacebuilding: Religion as a Force for Peace.” 7/31, 12:30PM
When
Sunday, July 29th, 4:30pm to Tuesday, July 31st, 2pm
Where
Nazareth College, Otto A. Shults Community Center, Rochester, NY Rochester, NY
Get Directions
Payment Information
Conference Registration for Community Members:

1. Individuals participating in the 3 day conference without dinners and lunches: $95.00
2. Individuals participating including dinners and lunches: $175.00
2. Dinner per individual to hear a keynote only: $39.00
3. Lunch per individual to hear a keynote only: $30.00
4. To sponsor a table of 10: $165.00 per individual including all dinners, lunches, refreshments and presentations.

When mailing checks, please provide the names of any guests and specify which activities you are registering for. Also, please provide contact information for any guests.

Checks can be made out to Nazareth College, Hickey Center and mailed to:
Hickey Center for Interfaith Studies and Dialogue
Nazareth College
4245 East Avenue
Rochester, NY 14618

If there are any questions or concerns, please email us at interfaith@naz.edu

Time:

4:30pm

Location:

Nazareth College, Otto A. Shults Community Center, Rochester, NY Rochester, NY

Description:

Please come join us!
The Sacred Texts and Human Contexts Symposium brings scholars from the US and around the world to present academic papers on how religions have viewed and interpreted their sacred texts throughout their histories with reference to the (de) legitimization of violence. For more details about the schedule, please refer to: https://www2.naz.edu/interfaith/programs/academic-conferences/sacred-texts-human-contexts/schedule. The event is now open to the community to register, but is limited to 80 participants.

Keynote Speakers:
Dr. Bruce Hoffman, professor at Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service, author of Inside Terrorism, will be speaking on "Understanding the Evolving Terrorism Threat Landscape." 7/29, 4:30PM
Professor Charles Kimball, Presidential Professor and Director of Religious Studies at the University of Oklahoma, will be speaking on “When Religion Becomes Lethal: The Explosive Mix of Politics and Religion.” 7/30, 6PM
Kathy Kelly, has traveled to war zones and lived alongside ordinary people in Afghanistan, Iraq, Gaza, Lebanon, Bosnia and Nicaragua. She will be speaking on "Religion, Violence, and (De)legitimatization." 7/30, 2PM
Sheik Ghassan Manasra, an International Executive Director, Abrahamic Reunion Peacebuilder and scholar will be speaking on “The Abrahamic Reunions Multifaith Peacebuilding: Religion as a Force for Peace.” 7/31, 12:30PM
When
Sunday, July 29th, 4:30pm to Tuesday, July 31st, 2pm
Where
Nazareth College, Otto A. Shults Community Center, Rochester, NY Rochester, NY
Get Directions
Payment Information
Conference Registration for Community Members:

1. Individuals participating in the 3 day conference without dinners and lunches: $95.00
2. Individuals participating including dinners and lunches: $175.00
2. Dinner per individual to hear a keynote only: $39.00
3. Lunch per individual to hear a keynote only: $30.00
4. To sponsor a table of 10: $165.00 per individual including all dinners, lunches, refreshments and presentations.

When mailing checks, please provide the names of any guests and specify which activities you are registering for. Also, please provide contact information for any guests.

Checks can be made out to Nazareth College, Hickey Center and mailed to:
Hickey Center for Interfaith Studies and Dialogue
Nazareth College
4245 East Avenue
Rochester, NY 14618

If there are any questions or concerns, please email us at interfaith@naz.edu