Our exhibition commemorates two years since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine and draws attention to the war raging in the heart of Europe.
Free showing of the Academy Award Winning Documentary about the first 20 days of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Where is the crisis in Ukraine headed? No one really knows. But the people of Ukraine are suffering and sacrificing dearly on a daily basis. We think it is important to demonstrate support for an end to the crisis, but one with a just and lasting peace.
Where is the crisis in Ukraine headed? No one really knows. But the people of Ukraine are suffering and sacrificing dearly on a daily basis. We think it is important to demonstrate support for an end to the crisis, but one with a just and lasting peace.
Where is the crisis in Ukraine headed? No one really knows. But the people of Ukraine are suffering and sacrificing dearly on a daily basis. We think it is important to demonstrate support for an end to the crisis, but one with a just and lasting peace.
Where is the crisis in Ukraine headed? No one really knows. But the people of Ukraine are suffering and sacrificing dearly on a daily basis. We think it is important to demonstrate support for an end to the crisis, but one with a just and lasting peace.
Where is the crisis in Ukraine headed? No one really knows. But the people of Ukraine are suffering and sacrificing dearly on a daily basis. We think it is important to demonstrate support for an end to the crisis, but one with a just and lasting peace.
Where is the crisis in Ukraine headed? No one really knows. But the people of Ukraine are suffering and sacrificing dearly on a daily basis. We think it is important to demonstrate support for an end to the crisis, but one with a just and lasting peace.
In just 18 months, ISIS captured a swath of territory in Syria and Iraq the size of Great Britain. The U.S.-led 70-nation coalition fought the group for five years. But no one stopped to ask how did ISIS take the territory in the first place? Journalist Roy Gutman, who won a Pulitzer Prize for his pathbreaking reports on the “Ethnic Cleansing” in Bosnia, tells how in Flying Blind, the Untold Story of America’s Debacle in Syria. ISIS had a patron: the same Syrian regime that funneled thousands of Al Qaida fighters into Iraq after the U.S. invasion.
Where is the crisis in Ukraine headed? No one really knows. But the people of Ukraine are suffering and sacrificing dearly on a daily basis. We think it is important to demonstrate support for an end to the crisis, but one with a just and lasting peace.
Where is the crisis in Ukraine headed? No one really knows. But the people of Ukraine are suffering and sacrificing dearly on a daily basis. We think it is important to demonstrate support for an end to the crisis, but one with a just and lasting peace.
Where is the crisis in Ukraine headed? No one really knows. But the people of Ukraine are suffering and sacrificing dearly on a daily basis. We think it is important to demonstrate support for an end to the crisis, but one with a just and lasting peace.
Where is the crisis in Ukraine headed? No one really knows. But the people of Ukraine are suffering and sacrificing dearly on a daily basis. We think it is important to demonstrate support for an end to the crisis, but one with a just and lasting peace.
Where is the crisis in Ukraine headed? No one really knows. But the people of Ukraine are suffering and sacrificing dearly on a daily basis. We think it is important to demonstrate support for an end to the crisis, but one with a just and lasting peace.
Free screening of the 2020 Emmy Award winning documentary film, Father Soldier Son. On the same evening, visit the Joe Bonham Project We Are Not Our Wounds art exhibit at the G.B. Stuart History Workshop. Open extended hours that evening.
Free showing of the award winning documentary film that explores the meaning of sacrifice, the need for purpose, and the challenges of being a father, a soldier and a son.
The art depicts, with sobering intensity, the challenges for the soldiers and their families in the wake of being wounded in action. Theirs is an excruciating journey to physically and psychologically heal and forge a new relationship with themselves and the world as whole human beings – not simply as the sum of their wounds.
Always striving for the highest degree of musicianship, Prometheus maintains a rich and colorful repertoire to enable audiences to experience the great beauty of Ukrainian choral tradition.
Always striving for the highest degree of musicianship, Prometheus maintains a rich and colorful repertoire to enable audiences to experience the great beauty of Ukrainian choral tradition.
Free showing of the award winning documentary that reveals the first 20 days of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Free showing of the award winning documentary that reveals the first 20 days of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
A multi-faith vigil for the Carlisle community starting at the Carlisle Theater followed by a Peace Walk to the Old Courthouse. Join us to offer spiritual support toward ending the war in Ukraine with a just peace.
The second half of the Carlisle Town Band Spring Concert will focus on “Peace and Justice” in support of the J. Sherwood McGinnis Jr. War, Peace and Justice Project.
Join Dermot Groome, Professor of Law at Penn State Dickinson Law, for a discussion about universal jurisdiction, the Justice for Victims of War Crimes Act, and the possible legal ramifications of the ever-evolving war in Ukraine.
Social Hour: 6 - 6:30 pm, Lite fare and beverages offered
Program: 6:30 - 8:30 pm
The Allied air attack on the city of Dresden in February 1945 became one of the most controversial events of the Second World War. It raised questions even before the war ended, and its history and meaning are still discussed today.
Where is the crisis in Ukraine headed? No one really knows. But the people of Ukraine are suffering and sacrificing dearly on a daily basis. We think it is important to demonstrate support for an end to the crisis, but one with a just and lasting peace.
The Just War tradition focuses on applying military power carefully to sustain relative goods in the face of greater evils. The ethical framework of Just Peace focuses on developing skills to engage conflict constructively, break cycles of violence, and build a more sustainable peace.
Discussion led by Lieutenant General (Ret.) James M. Dubik, author of Just War Reconsidered: Strategy, Ethics, and Theory.
Social Hour: 6 - 7 pm, Lite fare and beverages offered
Program: 7 - 9 pm
How can the United States, its allies and partners achieve peace and justice in the face of persistent conflict amongst the people in a manner that justifies the expenditure of national blood and treasure?
