What does immigration justice have to do with peace? Listen to the brilliant Rev. Deborah Lee to find out!

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“Black Organizing Project is reviving the spirit of Oakland’s Black community through relationship building, leadership development, political education and policy-change.” Prepare to be inspired by their work for peace!!!

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They say peace begins when the hungry are fed. How much peace could we have if everyone were housed? Be inspired by EBHO’s amazing work!

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The only year-round shelter for youth in Alameda County. No. Really. But talk about inspiring work! You’ll want to see at least 20 Dreamcatchers after listening to this interview.

Theme music provided by Earth Amplified: “Any Day Now.”

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Peggy Bristol makes sure that youth and children fleeing violence in their homelands get dignity in Bay Area courts. Be inspired by the work of Mustard Seed! (Theme Music: “Any Day Now” by Earth Amplified.)

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OneLife Institute provides breathing space and community care for activists, caretakers and anyone carrying others on their shoulders. Be inspired by how Liza and OneLife create peace!

theme music, “Any Day Now,” courtesy of Earth Amplified.

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Nafsi ya Jamii provides a space where spirit and body and action and healing can co-exist, a retreat and working farm in the heart of East Oakland. Patricia St. Onge shares the vision of her and partner Wilson Riles.

music by Earth Amplified.

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Project Darreis, named after a generous young man caught in crossfire in the OPC’s neighborhood, seeks to provide whatever food, clothing, or compassion people in the community need as a way of deterring violence. Prepare to be inspired by the generosity and fierce dedication of director and founder Belinda.

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