WNPJ Member Events Around the State for the Week of April 21st

WNPJ + CELEBRATIONS for Earth Day! + Action Alerts from Baraboo ACTS! + Right to Boycott Lobby Day in Madison + Training for Community Organizers + other statewide events

The WI Network for Peace and Justice is the umbrella 501c3 non-profit organization

supporting the work of 86 member groups around Wisconsin.

The Spring Network News is here! How are we continuing our peace and justice work in the face of rapid changes in our country? How do we resist violence and injustice, build stronger communities, and support healing in these times?

Our member organizations share their thoughts as they continue their vital work.

Click here to read the Spring 2025 Network News along with issues from the past 3 years!

Join 350 WI for Earth Week in Madison!

On Friday, April 25, the Art Collective will join UW students to observe Earth Week. An Art Build will be held from 12 noon to 3pm. on the Gordon Commons greenspace, with the Art Collective offering a Spontaneous Poetry Booth and the Blue Marble Game. A

march will begin at 4pm from Library Mall to the State St steps of the Capitol followed by a short rally. All of our 350 Wisconsin community is invited to join, as we support the next generation of activists! Email bennett.russ@gmail.com if you can join, especially for the parade. We need folks to wear critter hats, wave Earth flags, etc!

Faith in Place Earth Vigil

Join Faith In Place virtually on Thursday, April 24 at 6 PM to celebrate Earth Month and our shared commitment to environmental justice. We will highlight different traditions and practices as we all come together to honor the Earth and each other.

Here is the registration link for it (bit.ly/earth-vigil-2025) along with a short description

Contact: Laura@faithinplace.org

The Annual Earth Day Fair - at Fond du Lac with CSA

Saturday, 26 April, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

320 Co Rd K, Fond du Lac, WI

2025 Earth Day Fair Features Exhibitors and “Walk & Talks”

The public is invited to interact with Earth-focused exhibitors and participate “walk and talk” tours, a raffle, and other activities. Full event details are available at www.csasisters.org/earth-fair. Visitors are also welcome to explore the property on their own throughout the fair hours after checking in to receive a visitor’s badge.The Big Blue Yummy will be on site with a great variety of food options from grilled cheese to poké! For additional information, please visit www.csasisters.org

TWO Action Alerts from Baraboo Acts! Remember:

Power of the people is greater than the people in power.

~ Wael Ghonim

Some of our partners and supporters are being defunded or facing threats of defunding. The Baraboo Acts Coalition encourages you to be informed, speak out, and show up, for these supporters and partners. Thank you! barabooacts@gmail.com

Cuts to NEH funding
A majority of our funding for the successful book discussion of The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together, by Heather McGee, came from Wisconsin Humanities, a non-profit group that has worked in every corner of the state since 1972 to explore what it means to be human, to be part of a democracy and to strengthen all of our communities. The elimination of National Endowment for the Humanities funding on April 2 will result in Wisconsin Humanities closing its doors very soon. The end of NEH funding to Wisconsin Humanities and other state humanities councils will harm communities in every state, in every Congressional district, and contribute to the erasure of our shared humanity and hopes for democracy. What can you do to protect Wisconsin Humanities and our work in your community? Click here to take action NOW.
Cuts to Public Libraries and Schools
The Baraboo Acts Coalition works closely with staff at the Carnegie-Schadde Memorial Public Library and the School District of Baraboo for many of their events and activities.
Recent executive orders and proposed cuts threaten vital federal funding and programs that support Wisconsin’s public schools and libraries. These resources support students with disabilities, economically disadvantaged students and families, youth mental health programs, English language learners, smaller class sizes, and help fund important initiatives like access to school meals, career and technical education, academic opportunities, and more. The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction has interactive maps showing how devastating these cuts would be to Wisconsin, Sauk County, and Baraboo. Not surprisingly, rural counties and districts would be the hardest hit. Full details are here: https://dpi.wi.gov/policy-budget/federal-funding. If you are inspired to let your representatives know how important our schools and libraries are to you, check out 5 Calls. It is free to use, and can be downloaded as an app on your smart phone or used along with your computer. Just type in your address on the 5Calls website, and summaries of current issues plus the phone numbers of your legislators are easily located. https://5calls.org/getting-started/

A campaign has been launched to try to overturn Wisconsin's unconstitutional law limiting your right to engage in Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) in support of Palestinian rights

On Wednesday, April 23, members and supporters of the Wisconsin Right to Boycott Campaign will meet at the State Capitol to lobby our representatives to support new legislation to restore our right to boycott. There will be a press conference in the Capitol at 9:30 am, followed by prearranged meetings with representatives through 2-3 pm. The day will close with a rally to protect our voices, our democracy, and our country. WE NEED YOU TO JOIN US! Thanks for your support, Barb O. of MRSCP http://www.madisonrafah.org

WISDOM presents “The Power of Community Organizing”

A five-week series designed to sharpen your organizing skills and connect you with local efforts in Wisconsin. Topics include:

Build powerful teams
Conduct meaningful one-on-one's
Assess private vs. public relationships and the impact it has on your issues
Analyze how to tackle issues and campaigns in your community
Run effective meetings
Every Wednesday from April 23 – May 21, 2025
6:30 – 8:00 PM (CT)
Online via Zoom
Register here

This is a great opportunity to learn, strategize, and strengthen our collective impact. Let’s build power together!

Solidarity for Peace event

On Monday, April 21 at 2-5pm -- MATC 1701 Wright St. Sponsored by Wolfpack Beyond War (the MATC student chapter of World Beyond War). Keynote speaker will be Rep. Mark Pocan, who will speak about his work as founder and co-chair of the Reduce Defense Spending Caucus in the House, and his analysis of the situation in Congress now related to militarism. Following the conversation with Rep. Pocan, student clubs and community organizations will share their work and their perspectives on peace, human rights, the environment. WNPJ and many of our member organizations will be tabling! Contact: eliasworldbeyondwar@gmail.com

WNPJ Member Group Events

Click here to see a listing of recurring Vigils across the state!

Madison

4/21 @ 2:00pm-5:00 pm: Solidarity for Peace event. At MATC 1701 Wright St. Sponsored by Wolfpack Beyond War (the MATC student chapter of World Beyond War). Keynote speaker will be Rep. Mark Pocan, who will speak about his work as founder and co-chair of the Reduce Defense Spending Caucus in the House, and his analysis of the situation in Congress now related to militarism. Following the conversation with Rep. Pocan, student clubs and community organizations will share their work and their perspectives on peace, human rights, the environment. WNPJ and many of our member organizations will be tabling! Contact: eliasworldbeyondwar@gmail.com
4/21 @ 5:00pm-7:00pm: May Day Fundraiser – with Voces de la Frontera! Linden Cohousing (2082 Winnebago St.) Join us for a light dinner and refreshments, short presentation with Q&A, plus take home May Day resources! Proceeds will be used to support immigrant essential workers and their families to participate in the Milwaukee May 1st and Madison May 2nd actions. More info? Visit: https://www.facebook.com/events/3645440209087955/
4/21 @ 5:00pm-7:00pm: Campus Speech, Antisemitism and Islamophobia. At the
Pyle Center, Wisconsin Idea Lounge, 702 Langdon St. Universities are now at the center of societal debates about antisemitism, Islamophobia, and freedom of expression. Increasingly, voicing support for Palestinians is cast as antisemitism or as a form of support for terrorism. This panel examines the controversy from a critical perspective. What are the limits of pro-Palestinian speech? What do the constraints on pro-Palestine speech on campus portend for intellectual inquiry and research more generally? Speakers:
Peter Beinart: Professor of Journalism and Political Science, Newmark School of Journalism, CUNY. Fellow, Foundation for Middle East Peace
Sahar Aziz: Distinguished Prof of Law, and Chancellor’s Social Justice Scholar, Rutgers Law School
Moderator: Asifa Quraishi-Landes: Professor of Law, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Free and open to the public. Refreshments will be provided.
4/22 @ 11:30am-12:00pm: Weekly Vigil for Peace with the Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa. At the corner of Monroe St and Edgewood Ave. near Edgewood High School. Details here. opjustice@sinsinawa.org
4/22 @ 7:00pm-9:00pm: “Planetwalker” – special screening of the acclaimed documentary - UW-Madison Union South, Marquee Theater (1308 W. Dayton St.) A film shortlisted for the Oscars. After witnessing the 1971 oil spill in San Francisco Bay, John Francis traveled across America on foot — and in silence. His journey redefined activism, education, and human connection. Following the screening, Francis will join Tia Nelson and James Edward Mills for a discussion about his environmental journey, resilience, and the power of personal action. For more info and to register, visit: https://earthfest.wisc.edu/events/tales-from-planet-earth-presents-planetwalker/
4/22 @ 6:30pm-8:00pm: Peregrine Forum with Scott Benike, "The Antecedents of Resurgent American Fascism and Some Thoughts on How to Fight It". At the Madison Public Library 201 W. Mifflin St. Scott Benike is a 1978 graduate of UW - Madison. Life-long artist, hardcore gardener and foodie. Outdoorsman who has cut and split wood for home-heating for the past 44 years. 20-year collaborator with the Peregrine Forum, focusing on economics, white-collar crime and corruption. For more info call 608-284-9082.
4/22 @ 6:00pm-8:00pm: Free Dinner & Discussion: Achieving Food Justice in Madison Schools. At Freedom, Inc. | 2110 Luann Ln. Register Here: forms.gle/57WaWwwU8R4CzaU48
Virtual Option: Livestreaming at facebook.com/AboutFreedomInc. Join the Free School Meals for Madison Campaign for dinner and a discussion. We'll hear from community leaders about the importance of school meals and talk about how to win food justice in our communities. The evening will include a panel discussion featuring the following guest speakers:
Rep. Francesca Hong – Co-sponsor of the Wisconsin Free School Meals legislation proposal
Dr. Jennifer Gaddis - Associate Professor, Civil Society and Community Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the author of The Labor of Lunch
Amy Washbush - Associate Director, Center for Community & Nonprofit Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Students from East High Food Equity Club to speak about their school food experiences. Free food and on-site childcare will be provided. Also, please note this event will be recorded to be shared publicly. We encourage all to stop by and learn how we can effect meaningful change for our community’s children. Want to learn more or get involved with Free School Meals in Madison? Visit dsausa.us/schoolmeals or email MADSA.schoolmeals@gmail.com.
4/22 @ 7:00pm-9:00pm:A Conversation with Indigenous Water Defenders Paul DeMain and Gracie Waukechon. At the Social Justice Center, 1202 Williamson Street/ Paul DeMain and Gracie Waukechon will be at the Social Justice Center bring a critical voice to the struggle for social and environmental justice. This informal conversation is a great opportunity to meet and learn from two Wisconsin indigenous water defenders. They are in Madison to participate in a lobby day and press conference at the Capitol on April 23 for the Wisconsin right to boycott campaign. Paul DeMain is an important voice in the struggle to shut down line 5. For many years he worked as a journalist. He says, "I am called Paul DeMain,but my name is Skabewis in the Ojibwe language. I take the title 'the messenger'. I speak for things that don't have a voice. I speak for the water, and for our natural world that is impacted by water."
Gracie Waukechon/Meyawaew is a student at the College of the Menominee Nation and activist from Bonduel Wisconsin. She is a member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa and Menominee descendant. She has spoken in Minnesota and Wisconsin on the issues of Line 5 and The Back Forty Mine. She spoke in Toronto and Montreal at the showing of the documentary film Bad River.
4/23 @ 5:30pm: Dane County Community Meeting: Renovations to the Veterans Memorial Coliseum. At the Alliant Energy Center Exhibition Hall, 1919 Alliant Energy Center Way. Dane County Executive Melissa Agard will be hosting. This project could provide a great opportunity to exhibit how Dane County's climate goals can be reflected in renovations for older buildings, by prioritizing the use of renewable energy in the updates. Dane County representatives need to hear that their constituents want clean, renewable energy that fits the county's climate goals. Attend the community meeting to make your voice heard! For more, contact 350 Wisconsin contact@350wisconsin.org
4/23 @ 5:00pm-7:00pm: Remaining Resilient to Repression: Learning from the Atlanta 61 Trial! Social Justice Center (1202 Williamson St.) In the face of unceasing, authoritarian state repression against activists, immigrants, and community members in the current political moment, how can we transmute our struggles into strength, and effectively keep one another safe? In 2023, 61 protesters fighting deforestation and police militarization in Atlanta were indicted in a domestic terrorist RICO conspiracy case for their activism by the Trumpist Georgia Attorney General, Chris Carr. The trial of the Atlanta 61 has the potential to set legal precedents that will ricochet throughout our movements and affect our work for years to come. We know that the scale of repression leveled by the state is an indicator of the success of our movements, and that from the forest to the courts, the frontlines are everywhere. Repression intends to demobilize us; anti-repression is what enables us to continue! Join us to discuss the history and background of the ongoing Atlanta 61 case, state repression against movements, how to build up anti-repression infrastructure locally, and how this outlandish case applies to repression our communities face today. Hosted by the Madison Infoshop – part of the nationwide Stop Cop City Imaginary Crimes Tour. peckjohne@gmail.com
4/23 @ 6:00pm-8:00pm: Antiwar Film Series – Screening of "The Palestine Exception ”. UW Memorial Union Madison, 800 Langdon St. This film investigates the largest anti-war movement since the 1970s, showcasing the powerful divestment campaigns led by students, faculty, and staff against companies supporting Israel. It features diverse and prominent academics addressing the long-standing censorship of criticisms against Israel and Zionism, shedding light on the struggle for free speech and justice in academia." Trailer https://www.facebook.com/share/r/15vqjfymp4. VFP Madison is a sponsor. https://madisonvfp.org/
4/23 @ 11:00am-12:00pm: Honoring 100 Years of Service to Our Neighbors In Need. At
1919 Alliant Energy Center Way. In 1925, the needs of neighbors struggling to make ends meet galvanized a small group of Madison Catholic parishioners – and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul — Madison was born. A century later, St. Vincent de Paul — Madison volunteers, supporters, and employees’ compassion, dedication and fortitude continue to provide help and hope to countless neighbors in need. Join St. Vincent de Paul — Madison to kick off A Century of Helping Our Neighbors In Need! Registration is required! Reserve your seat now.
Contact: jamie mccarville at mccarjm@me.com
4/23 @ 2:00pm-7:00pm: Earth Fest Forum – Climate Courage! At the UW Discovery Building (330 N. Orchard St.) Panel on Psychology of Deep Resilience, Stories of Climate Courage, art exhibit (bring your own t-shirt, tote bag or hat for a live screen printing!), plus reception. For more details and to register, visit: https://earthfest.wisc.edu/events/earth-fest-forum-climate-courage
4/24 @ 5:30pm-8:30pm: JustDane Reentry Simulation. At Madison College, Goodman South Campus, 2429 Perry St. At JustDane, we believe that understanding builds compassion - and compassion drives change. That’s why we’re inviting you to join us for our upcoming Reentry Simulation, a powerful, hands-on event that brings to life the challenges faced by individuals returning to the community after incarceration. In this immersive experience, you’ll take on the role of someone recently released, tasked with meeting basic needs - finding housing, employment, transportation, and more - all while navigating a system that often works against them. It’s frustrating. It’s eye-opening. And it’s real. Whether you’re a long-time supporter or new to our work, this is a chance to deepen your understanding and stand in greater solidarity with our justice-involved neighbors. Refreshments provided! Your presence matters - and your voice can help shape a more compassionate, equitable future. We hope to see you there.
dani@justdane.org
4/23 @ 2:00pm-7:00pm: Earth Fest Forum – Climate Courage! At the UW Discovery Building (330 N. Orchard St.) Panel on Psychology of Deep Resilience, Stories of Climate Courage, art exhibit (bring your own t-shirt, tote bag or hat for a live screen printing!), plus reception. For more details and to register, visit: https://earthfest.wisc.edu/events/earth-fest-forum-climate-courage
4/25 @ 12:00pm-1:00pm: Madison Weekly 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
4/25 @ 12:00pm-5:00pm: 350 WI and Art Collection Celebrate Earth Week with UW-students. Meet at the Gordon Commons greenspace. See more info above in the spotlight.
4/26 @ 11:00am-4:00pm: Madison Print and Resist ZineFest 2025! At Madison Central Library (201 W. Mifflin) Check out dozens of ‘zine distros, graphic artists, and others from across the Midwest! This is a daylong festival of transformative and transgressive DIY publishing and printmaking! More info? Visit: https://madisonprintandresist.wordpress.com/

Milwaukee

4/21 @ 6:00pm: Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance's KYR Webinar. At Center Hall, ISM Main, 4707 South 13th Street. Join us for a critical conversation about your legal rights — especially in situations involving ICE, law enforcement, travel, and protest.
📷 What are your rights? 📷 What to do if ICE knocks on your door, stops you, or detains you
📷 Your rights while traveling 📷 Your rights while protesting. See the Action Alert below:
Register here for the KYR session Contact: Amanda Ali, Digital Organizer at WISDOM
aali@wisdomwisconsin.org
ACTION ALERT:
Almost all Muslims in America have encountered Islamophobia, whether through everyday microaggressions or more overt acts of hate. At WMCA, one of our top priorities for 2025 and beyond is to confront and combat Islamophobia here in Wisconsin.
We’re urging state lawmakers to pass a resolution that condemns Islamophobia, hate speech, and all forms of violence and discrimination. This is a crucial step toward building a safer, more inclusive Wisconsin and a better society at large.
This resolution will:
📷 Acknowledge the contributions of Muslim Wisconsinites
📷 Denounce Islamophobia and religious-based hate
📷 Call for a statewide commitment to justice, equity & pluralism
You can show your support for this resolution by signing the petition and letting our leaders know how important this resolution is to their Muslim constituents.
Sign the petition here.
4/22 @ 5:30pm: Earth Day Rally and Cleanup. At Cathedral Square Park, 520 E Wells St.Hope to see you there! Sabine Wolter, Program and Office Manager - Peace Action of WI https://www.peaceactionwi.org/
4/23 @ 11:00am-12:00pm: End Solitary Confinement Rally – Meet at 1015 N 10th St,
This rally is held every 23rd of each month. End all cruel treatment of prisoners.
Sponsored by Casa Maria Catholic Worker - shadmuss1983@gmail.com
4/24 @ 12:00pm-1:00pm: Anti Gun Vigil. Meet at Shooter’s Shop, 84th & Arthur St.
Guns are made to maim or kill. Sponsored by Casa Maria Catholic Worker - shadmuss1983@gmail.com
4/26 @ 12:00pm-1:00pm: Peace Action WI Weekly STAND for PEACE at St. Paul & Water. Details here. Questions? Contact: info@peaceactionwi.org

Racine

4/26 @ 12:30-1:30pm: Weekly Stand for Peace. At Martin Luther King Plaza, 909 Dr. Martin Luther King Dr. Supported by the Racine Coalition for Peace and Justice. Details here. Contact https://racinepeace.wordpress.com

La Crosse

4/24 @ 12:00pm-12:30pm: Weekly Women in Black Peace Vigil. Meet at Main St & 4th Street South. Details at the Vigils list. Contact dbuffton@yahoo.com

Viroqua

4/26 @ 11:00am-12:00pm: Driftless Palestinian Solidarity Weekly Vigil. Meet at Decker and Main. Details here. Contact driftless.solidarity@gmail.com.

Superior

4/27 @ 12:00pm-12:30pm: Women in Black weekly silent vigil. Meet at Center City Park on the Corner of Tower and Belknap. Details here. Contact Christine christineolson3@gmail.com

Beloit

4/26 @ 11:00am-3:00pm: WISDOM's "Family Plan' in Case of Emergency. At
229 W Grand Ave. A 4-hour workshop that will help make emergency plans:
Know Your Rights! Contact: Amanda Ali, Digital Organizer at WISDOM
aali@wisdomwisconsin.org

Eau Claire

4/24 @ 6:00pm-7:00pm: How do your faith traditions address the youth mental health crisis. – Part of Interfaith Intersections - LE Philips Library (3rd Floor) 400 Eau Claire St
Special thanks to Bryan Wilkom with Get Jesus Fit, Pastor Kathryn Reid Walker of First Presbyterian Church, and Timothy Nyseth of the Eau Claire Bahai community for their help to plan and sponsor this event. Panelists for this event are:
Timothy Nyseth -Bahai
Lama Tsultrim Yeshe (John Samuelson) – Buddhist
Lynn Buske - Christian
Please sign up to attend either in person or virtually via Zoom at: https://www.wifaithvoices.org/interfaith

Fon du Lac

4/26 @ 10:00am-3:00pm: The Annual Earth Day Fair - at Fond du Lac with Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes. 320 Co Rd K. Read more in the SPOTLIGHT above.

Fennimore

4/24 @ 5:30pm: Worker’s Rights Workshop - "Family Member Emergency Plans". At St. Mary's Church,. 930 Jefferson St. Learn about Notarized Power of Attorney Letters. This free workshop is an important opportunity to get informed, get prepared, and stand together. Sponsored by Worker Justice WI and Voces de la Frontera.

Fitchburg

Through 4/23: Screening of "The Teacher" at AMC Theaters. Set in the occupied West Bank, The Teacher follows the journey of a Palestinian schoolteacher torn between his underground role in political resistance and his growing emotional bonds — both to a promising student and a new relationship with a foreign aid worker. The film is a haunting and human exploration of love, struggle, and sacrifice under occupation. -- ADC Be sure to check out this film and get your friends and family to attend. Click here for Fitchburg AMC showtimes.

Virtual

4/23 @ 6:00pm-7:00pm: Join 350 WI during Earth Week to learn more about “Fish for the Future”, our powerful and inspiring region-wide project created to unite and energize the movement to shut down the Line 5 oil pipeline. People from across the country are coming together in pursuit of the world record for origami fish, shining a light on the importance of protecting the Great Lakes - and we invite YOU to be a part of it! All you’ll need is paper cut into squares (6x6 is a great size to start with) and a little patience. We’ll share more about this inspiring effort and teach you how to fold so you can get started on your very own school of fish! Register here for the Zoom link.
Questions? Email Britnie at britnie.remer@350wisconsin.org
4/23 @ 6:30pm-8:00pm: The Power of Community Organizing, a five-week virtual series supported by WISDOM. This is a five-week series designed to sharpen your organizing skills and connect you with local efforts in Wisconsin. Topics include:
-Build powerful teams
-Conduct meaningful one-on-one's
-Assess private vs. public relationships and the impact it has on your issues
-Analyze how to tackle issues and campaigns in your community
-Run effective meetings
Register here.
4/24 @ 6:00pm: Faith In Place virtually to celebrates Earth Month and our shared commitment to environmental justice. We will highlight different traditions and practices as we all come together to honor the Earth and each other. Here is the registration link for it (bit.ly/earth-vigil-2025) along with a short description. Contact: Laura@faithinplace.org

WNPJ has a NEW website page on IMMIGRATION JUSTICE! Many WNPJ member groups are organizing around Immigration with webinar events and more. Send any events you're involved with to WNPJ info@wnpj.org and we'll add them to this developing page!

Tabling Opportunity at the Saturday Farmers Market in Madison - Available now for WNPJ member groups!

WNPJ enjoys public interface at a variety of locations. The Network shares the spots we reserve with interested member groups. We already have a spot reserved at the largest farmer’s market in WI at the state capitol in Madison on Saturday mornings. Site #15 at the King St corner of the Square. https://dcfm.org/

Click here for your WNPJ member group to sign up to share the table!

Videos of the Wisconsin Network for Peace and Spring Assembly are available!

March 24-28, 2025

We gathered each evening for this week to bring you the voices of Wisconsin activists as we championed our diversity and our unity.

Topics included:

Coalition and Community Building: Our Common Denominators · Immigration & Palestine: The Connections · Protecting All Our Rights · Environmental Justice · Anti-war / Anti-militarism / Abolition

Check here to see the videos and for updates!

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