Identification of Priorities and Themes for DJPC 2021 Programmatic Work.

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On Saturday, January 23 from 10:00 am to 1:30 pm we will hold our Annual Planning Meeting, on the zoom platform. We want to identify areas to prioritize in the coming year. You are invited to provide your input, share your ideas on how to continue building international solidarity, and evaluate our work this past year.

As a reminder our main commitments from 2020 were:
● Updates and calls to action on human rights violations in Honduras, Mexico, and Brazil;
●Lobby to pass the Berta Caceres bill in Congress which would cut military aid to Honduras until trials for human rights violators are held;
●Host a delegation to Chiapas in June to hear testimony about threats faced by environmentalists, farmers, migrants, and social activists;
●Working with our partners in Mexico to protect environmentalists, journalists, and activists;
●Host a workshop to build our skills and strategies as activists;
●Host 6-8 speaker Forums and Annual Awards Night.

You can take a look at our website blog section to see what we been up to: www.denjustpeace.org, our facebook page:DenverJusticeandPeaceCommittee

Zoom meeting Meeting ID: 999 129 962
Phone number access: US: +1 346 248 7799 PIN: 999 129 962#
Zoom web link: https://udenver.zoom.us/j/999129962

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What do you consider our best work of 2020?

What could have been done better?

What should be the top three (or more) program priorities this year? Should we focus on one region, specific countries, specific issues?

We will start having our Educational Forums in a virtual form this year. What are the top three themes you would like us to cover?

Forums: Are there any guest speakers that you would like us to invite? Do you have access to them or know someone that does?

Campaigns: Would you support the Berta Cáceres Bill Campaign.

Yes

How would you support the Berta Cáceres Bill Campaign?

Sending postcards to our networks to build our base around it.

Send letters to Congress, and make phone calls to Congress

Other:

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We been working closely with sister organizations like School of the Americas Watch (SOAW) to End Border Imperialism and Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala (NISGUA) to End the Third Country Agreement on immigration. What other organization or themes would you like us to pursue in solidarity?

Do you have any other comments on programmatic, fundraising, education, or any other aspect of DJPC that you would like to share with us?

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