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Urge your local officials to meet with Wisconsin Environmental Justice
Wisconsin for Environmental Justice (W4EJ) is a statewide organization that mobilizes communities and advances policy and legal strategies to ensure polluters—not taxpayers—pay for climate damage. Copy and paste our template below to email the Governor, Attorney General, or your local officials. We’ve already drafted the message; you just send it. To ensure follow up, please CC…Read more: Urge your local officials to meet with Wisconsin Environmental Justice -
Driftless Area Water Study to Release Regional Well Testing Results: VIROQUA/RICHLAND CENTER/PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WI
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Forest JahnkeEmail: fjahnke@crawfordstewardship.orgPhone: (608) 632-2183 — Following the successful testing of 352 private wells this March, the Driftless Area Water Study (DAWS) is inviting the public to ourfeducational events this June. These sessions will provide a look at regional groundwater health and offer residents professional guidance on protecting their drinking water. Public…Read more: Driftless Area Water Study to Release Regional Well Testing Results: VIROQUA/RICHLAND CENTER/PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WI -
What does WNPJ mean for Wisconsin? An introductory film going into our 35th year…
This 5 minute mini-documentary by Nadja Nordstrom gives us an overview of what WNPJ is about… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSRzqMlaiWU&t=130s Watch for the upcoming 35-minute documentary – coming soon. For more information on Nadja’s film work, contact hope.njn8@gmail.com.Climate & Environment, Creativity & Expression, Democracy & voting, Economic Justice, Education, Health Care & Wellness, Human Rights, Organizing & Networking, Peace, Racial Justice, Spiritual & Faith-based, Tribal Issues & SovereigntyRead more: What does WNPJ mean for Wisconsin? An introductory film going into our 35th year… -
WI Judge Orders Partial Freeze on Line 5 Construction
The Bad River Band of Lake Superior has won a partial stay from Wisconsin’s Iron County Circuit Court immediately halting some of Enbridge’s construction activities on the Line 5 reroute project. Following a packed court hearing last month, Judge John P Anderson ruled that Enbridge must cease all work at four waterway crossings and cannot recompense the…Read more: WI Judge Orders Partial Freeze on Line 5 Construction -
Tribute to Dr. Al Gedicks….by Zoltan Grossman
We Beat Crandon Mine! Wisconsin (and the world) has lost a giant. Dr. Al Gedicks, a driving force of environmental justice alliances against mining companies in the Midwest, passed away on Saturday, May 9, 2026 after a long bout with cancer. His brother Bob Gedicks reported that Al “was at peace and surrounded by family.”…Read more: Tribute to Dr. Al Gedicks….by Zoltan Grossman -
WNPJ’s 35th Annual Spring Meeting – April 26, 2026 RECORDING
Held Sunday, 26 April 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Watch the recording here: Members and allies of the Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice gathered together to share ‘reports from the field’. A special tribute was given to Al Gedicks, by Zoltan Grossman. Reports from WNPJ member organizations and recognition of 35 year members Nadja…Read more: WNPJ’s 35th Annual Spring Meeting – April 26, 2026 RECORDING -
The Power of Intergenerational Organizing
WNPJ intern, Erica Werner, interviews longtime WNPJ volunteer and former WNPJ Network Director, Judy Miner. They explore the value of collaboration across generations, potential challenges that can arise and the Just Transition Framework. Judy Miner first got involved with WNPJ while still a nurse at a UW hospital. During this time, the United States was…Read more: The Power of Intergenerational Organizing -
SHAKING the ROOTS! WNPJ’s 34th FALL ASSEMBLY, Oct 20-23, 2025
Introductory video here. What does WNPJ mean for Wisconsin?. This 5 minute mini-documentary by Nadja Nordstrom gives us an overview of what WNPJ is. Connections!Read more: SHAKING the ROOTS! WNPJ’s 34th FALL ASSEMBLY, Oct 20-23, 2025 -
WNPJ’s 2025 Virtual Spring Assembly, March 24-28, 2025
March 24th-28th, 2025 Each evening from 7-8:00 pm WNPJ brought you the voices of Wisconsin activists as we have championed our diversity and our unity. Thanks to all who attended WNPJ’s Virtual Spring Assembly. We had over 35 member groups represented on the zoom calls March 24 – 28! Monday, Mar 24: Coalitions and Community …Climate & Environment, Economic Justice, Human Rights, Immigration, Organizing & Networking, Peace, Tribal Issues & SovereigntyRead more: WNPJ’s 2025 Virtual Spring Assembly, March 24-28, 2025 -
WNPJ Fall 2024 Assembly – October 19, 2024
“Mobilize: Creating a Collective Shift from Militarism to a Culture of Peace and Environmental Justice” Members and allies joined WNPJ for our 33rd Fall Assembly on Saturday, October 19, 2024, as we explored the interconnectedness between militarism and the environment and our collective and conscious transition towards a culture of peace. WNPJ began over 30…Agriculture, Anti-militarism, Anti-violence, Climate & Environment, International connections, Peace, Racial JusticeRead more: WNPJ Fall 2024 Assembly – October 19, 2024
La Crosse – Women in Black Peace Vigil
Thursdays @ 12:00-12:30pm Meet at Main St & 4th Street South. Contact Deborah at dbuffton@yahoo.com for more information.
World BEYOND War Weekly Vigil for Palestine & Beyond – Madison
Thursdays, 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm at the corner of Williamson & Blair Streets Join in solidarity as we continue to acknowledge and call for an end to Palestinian suffering along with the suffering of so many at the hands of what MLK called “the giant triplets of racism, extreme materialism and militarism”. Bring your...
Faith in Place Monthly Call:With Rev. Jennifer Butler
Join Faith in Place Thursday, July 16, at 6 PM for our July Monthly Call! We will have a conversation with Rev. Jennifer Butler, Founder and Executive Director at Faith in Democracy. We’ll talk about what you need to know to best prep for the 2026 elections! Read more about Faith in Democracy! Register here!
Potluck with the Building Unity Tour – Madison
Thurs July 16, 6 pm Building Unity Tour Potluck. At James Reeb UU Congregation – 2146 E. Johnson St. All are welcome. Please spread the word! BuildingUnityWI@gmail.com
Madison – Weekly Vigil for Palestine
Fridays @ 12:00pm A vigil in support of Palestine meets near the entrance to the Memorial Library across from the Catholic student center. Signs not provided. Contact joel.garb@gmail.com.
Weekly Stand for Justice and Peace – Janesville
Fridays, 4:30 – 5 pm Meet in in front of the main post office at 1818 Milton Avenue. Contact: Norm Aulabaugh nra@ticon.net
Eau Claire – Monthly Stand for Peace
The 3rd Friday of each month is Peace Stand time in Eau Claire, going on since 2004. We gather with signs at Hwy 93 & Golf Road, 5-6 pm, we visit one another and sometimes we sing. Stand and be counted. Contact for more information: helpsmeet@usa.net.
Memorial Service for Al Gedicks – Keshena
Wisconsin (and the world) has lost a giant. Dr. Al Gedicks, a driving force of environmental justice alliances against mining companies in the Midwest, passed away on Saturday, May 9, 2026 after a long bout with cancer. His brother Bob Gedicks reported that Al “was at peace and surrounded by family.” Memorial service will be...
Viroqua – Driftless Palestinian Solidarity Weekly Vigil
Saturdays @ 11:00am-12:00pm Meet at Decker and Main. For more information email driftless.solidarity@gmail.com.
Fox Valley Advocates for Peace Bi-monthly Peace Vigil – Appleton
Saturdays 11 am – 12 noon Fox Valley Advocates for Peace Vigil. Meets at Houdini Plaza, one block north on College and Appleton St across from the Children’s Museum and City Hall. We meet the first and third Saturday of each month to support the rights of Palestinians to life, self-determination and the protection of their...
Milwaukee – Peace Action Weekly Stand for Peace
Saturdays @ 12:00-1:00pm Held at a different location every Saturday. Join us and bring your signs. Contact info@peaceactionwi.org for more information.
Racine – Weekly Stand for Peace
NOTE! NO MLK PLAZA DEMO FOR PEACE ON THIS SATURDAY, July 18th!. Members will be distributing literature at ISLAND PARK FAMILY FUN DAY, 11 am to 3 pm. Free admission, live music, family activities! A scoop of Culvers ice cream! Sponsored by City of Racine Parks and others. –Elaine Marie Kinch Saturdays @ 12:30-1:30pm Join...
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