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Open to all faiths and genders. Join us for a day dedicated to networking, meeting friends, developing new skills, learning from renowned experts, and doing your part in creating a just, peaceful, and inclusive world.
What you can expect:
Keynote presentation from women leaders who work with Combatants for Peace.
Breakout group discussions focused on transformative community action and ways we can all participate in justice and peacebuilding together.
Opportunities to meet members from the Sisterhood, partner allies, and peace activists from across the nation.
Keynote Speakers
iris gur
Iris Gur is a mother and former educator. She worked as the principal of an Israeli public school for over 30 years. In 2017, her 19-year-old daughter, Noa, served 98 days in an Israeli military prison after refusing to be conscripted into the Israeli Defense Forces because of her commitment to pacifism and nonviolence. Before this, Iris had not confronted the reality of the occupation, but as she accompanied her daughter on the day she went to military prison, she began questioning the status quo, publicly expressing support for her daughter's refusal and facing backlash from the public. She is now deeply committed to resisting the occupation and working for a future of collective liberation and mutual flourishing for all Palestinians and Israelis
Mai shahin
Mai Shahin, is a therapist and peace activist with CFP, with over 12 years of expertise in conflict resolution, specializing in nonviolent communication, nonviolent resistance, and war trauma-focused therapy. Based in Ezariya, navigating the challenging C area near the separation wall in East Jerusalem with grace and resilience. Mai is committed to fostering dialogue and healing, her work goes beyond personal dedication—making a substantial contribution to the broader mission of peace in Palestine/Israel.
“It’s exciting to connect and learn with so many Muslim and Jewish women who care about each other and our communities and who stand together against hate, discrimination and bigotry.” ~Beth
Being a sponsor enables our conference to be accessible to the greatest number of people possible, allowing supporters to join us from around the globe as we spend the day learning from experts and engaging in this critical work.
Since 2014, our annual conference has been the largest, North American-based gathering for Muslim and Jewish women and allies seeking to build community, develop skills, and advocate for an end to discrimination, prejudice, and hate. Your support helps ensure that conference attendees will take home new tools to further prepare themselves to advocate, educate, and become leaders on the front lines against ignorance and bigotry.
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