Harlequin Productions, 202 4th Avenue East in downtown Olympia, is our premier local theater company.  We are delighted that they have chosen to bring the first local production of My Name is Rachel Corrie to our community! The Rachel Corrie Foundation for Peace and Justice was selected for Harlequin’s Community Partnership Program 2017. We are excited to connect […]

No Child Behind Bars:  Living Resistance from US to Palestine Tuesday, January 24th 6:30-8:30 pm University Congregational United Church of Christ 4515 16th Ave. N.E., Seattle Ahed Tamimi, Amanda Weatherspoon and Nadya Tannous will discuss the connections between state-sponsored violence, criminalization and incarceration of youth in the United States and Palestine. Speakers will highlight the intersectional nature […]

February 13-17th, UW Students United for Palestine Equal Rights (SUPER) will be hosting four fabulous events to raise awareness for the Palestinian struggle for liberation and what we can do to help. There will also be a mock apartheid wall on Red Square throughout the week, made in collaboration with Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán […]

Haywood Arts Regional Theater presents a production of My Name Is Rachel Corrie: February 25, 25 at 7:30PM, February 26 at 2:00pm Hold Over/Snow Dates: March 3, 4, 5 For $10 tickets, see http://www.harttheatre.org/project/my-name-is-rachel-corrie/ or call the HART box office at: 828-456-6322. Read a review in the Asheville, NC Mountain Xpress.

Sulha Peace Project An Israeli-Palestinian Peace Project Recognizing the mutual fears, alienation and suspicion that exist between Israelis and Palestinians, the Sulha Peace Project brings together such diverse factions as soldiers, stone throwers, young professionals, academicians and laborers. Yoav Peck, the Co-Executive Director of the Sulha Peace Project and Fulla Jubeh, a Sulha leader, will […]