Peace and justice

Mobilize for peace
Mobilize for peace
Just Peace Pilgrimages
The pilgrimage visited the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee. Tom Mason, Sally Mason, and Loy Hoskins approach the building, still labelled Lorraine Motel, the place where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in 1968. Photo by Natalie Dixon.
Anti-racism
By Catrina Carrigan, Unsplash
Just Peace Pilgrimage
The pilgrims stand before the Harriet Tubman Mural on an exterior wall of the Harriet Tubman Museum and Educational Center in Cambridge, Maryland. Artist Michael Rosato designed and painted the mural, which was completed in 2019. From left to right: Paul Knapke, JoAnn Knapke, Julie Hart, Rachel Gratz, Krisann Applegate, Alex Green (Harriett Tubman Tours tour guide), Philip Hart, Katherine Bauman, Marlene Suter, Scott Applegate, Conrad Gratz. Photo by Arloa Bontrager.
Tracing footsteps to freedom
By Mennonite Mission Network staff
United States
Peacebuilding
Twenty-two peacemakers from across Europe connected at the European Peacebuilders’ Roundtable at the Paris Mennonite Center. 
European peacebuilders hold roundtable in Paris
By Ben Woodward-Breckbill
France
Make peace
Peter Sensenig, right, in Qom, Iran, in 2024 with Positive Global Ethics conference participants, from left, Mohammad Kashani, Mohammad-Taghi Eslami, Hamid Makarem and Mohammad Suri.
Dignity is the only way
By Peter Sensenig
Asia ministry
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Mennonite Voluntary Service
Each year, the San Francisco MVS unit is invited to gather together and craft comforters for themselves. Karen Kreider Yoder, a member of the unit's host congregation, First Mennonite Church of San Francisco, hosts the group at her home for this annual tradition. At the end, each participant takes home their own cozy comforter to use during their service term and beyond! Left to right: Keyan Krabill, Bella Kephart, Emmi Scott and Ana Neufeld Weaver. Photo by Karen Kreider Yoder.
Just Peace Pilgrimage
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Conflict mediation
SADRA workshop participants
Alumni Reflection
​Martin Luther King, Jr. speaks to a crowd before a march in Chicago. Photo by Neill von Gunten.
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