09/26/2026
Where do we locate the roots of nonviolence in our faith and organizing traditions? How do we come together to use these spiritual practices for deep looking and listening, courageous action and healing—to end wars, seek justice, and create a more peaceful future? Collectively, how might we heal our wounded world?
Join FOR-USA's 2026-2027 Walter and June Wink Fellow Mohsen Mahdawi for an engaging public event exploring these pressing questions and learn more about how to connect with his interfaith organizing.
Then, listen in as Mohsen is joined in conversation with FOR’s Interim Co-Executive Director Dr. Linda Alvarado-Arce and Nick Mottern from the Global Solidarity for Peace in Palestine Network and Veterans for Peace. This program will be a timely dialogue about the intersections of engaged spiritual practice with the work for Palestinian freedom and immigrant justice.
This will also be a special opportunity to meet new FOR Metro NY/NJ Chapter co-chair Eric Shōkei Manigian and reconnect with long-time co-chair Vince Artis. See you there!
Stony Point Center Art Space (NY)
Thursday, October 8, 6:30-8:30 pm ET
Livestream begins at 7 pm ET
Tickets and details available at: https://forusa.org/how-do-we-heal-a-wounded-world-2026.
