“The M Word” Event
We encourage you to attend “The M Word: Muslim-American Stories of Hope and Resistance” on February 24th at Columbia University.
Upcoming Programs at NewYork Live Arts
WOVEN supports NewYork Live Arts in their aspiration to bring people together through art and creativity.
Protecting Children in the Progress Towards Peace
The IPI together with Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict, and the government of Estonia cohosted a policy forum on child protection in peace processes.
Telling the Full Stories Behind Historical Achievements
It’s important to tell the stories of those involved with humanity’s greatest accomplishments, but certain voices often go unheard and forgotten, while others rise to the forefront.
Bringing Gun Violence Awareness to the Stage
The New York Times recently published an article featuring interviews with the writers behind three new plays that focus on gun violence.
All That We Share
We were so touched by the message of this video by TV2Denmark.
Musical Lyrics for the Circle of Peace
Song lyrics to Amazing Grace, Peace Train, and Blowin’ In the Wind. Join in!
Join us Tonight at the Circle of Peace
Our Circle of Peace begins 5:30 pm tonight at 96th Street and Lexington beside Samuel Seabury Playground. WOVEN representatives will be there early to guide you on where to go, so be sure to get there on time for the full experience!
A Circle of Peace Gratitude
We have made an effort with our route to make sure to ‘link’ our communities by gathering in front of a church, synagogue and mosque.
The Story of Samuel Seabury Playground
On Thursday, January 19, 2017, we will be forming our Circle of Peace at 5:30 pm beginning at a historic playground at Lexington and 96th Street. Samuel Seabury Playground honors the late Judge Samuel Seabury (1873-1958), a renowned public servant.