July 25 6-9 PM
First Universalist Church
3400 Dupont Ave, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55408

Hau Mitakuyapi, dear friends, relatives, supporters, allies, and organizations, you are cordially invited to the Mni Ki Wakan (Water is Sacred): Pre-Summit Fundraiser on July 25th in support of the upcoming second annual of the Mni Ki Wakan: World Indigenous Peoples’ Decade of Water Summit, August 8-9.

The Mni Ki Wakan: Water Summit will convene indigenous peoples and youth from the world community around water., it is dedicated to water and human rights. The Pre-summit Fundraiser will feature indigenous guest speakers, artists, and presentations from co-conveners of the water summit.

Support Our Pre-Summit Fundraiser
By sharing our poster, Inviting others, and our Facebook event page.

Donate At The Door:
$25, $50, $100, $200
No one is turned away if unable to donate.
All Are Welcome

Mail Your Check Donation To:
Barbara Schneider Foundation
2419 Nicollet Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404

Donations and contributions will benefit the Mni Ki Wakan: World Indigenous Peoples’ Decade of Water Summit

Multi-communities gather to enjoy a day of fun, entertainment and activities.  All are welcome.

Saturday, July 21,  12-2pm;  Battle Creek Recreation Center

Come to the 22nd Annual Community Peace Celebration! This year it will be taking place on June 15th from 3pm – 7pm, at the Ober Community Center, 376 Western Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota.

Would you or your organization would like to table at the Peace Celebration? Fill out this exhibitor form.

Would you like to Voulenteer? Please Sign up.

The Community Peace Celebration is an all-volunteer effort, and depends solely on financial support from local businesses, community organizations, and neighborhood friends. It is a grassroots effort, organized by the people in the community for the benefit of people in the community. The event is always free and open to the public, with games, live entertainment, good & free food, and activities for all ages.

We’re here to reinforce the symbolic significance of peace poles in the community, instill healthy community and cultural values and create a shared vision of peaceful relationships.

If you have questions, contact Jane Powers.

“The most important element is creating a culture that cares deeply about keeping a community safe,” said Phil Andrew, the Chicago Archdiocese’s new director of Violence Prevention Initiatives, at a ceremony to dedicate a new Catholic Charities facility in the part of the city with the highest rate of homicides.

If you would like to join as a sponsor, collaborator and/or supporter for 10 Days Free From Violence, please write to us at contact@twincitiesnonviolent.org. Other opportunities include: volunteering, fundraising, building our network or publicity. We welcome your support and your input for 10 Days Free From Violence.

We thought you might like to know about the World Beyond War conference taking place in Toronto this September. Just don’t forget to come back quick for 10 Days Free From Violence right here at home!