5 past events with the candlelight vigil tag

At the Delaware County Courthouse in Downtown Muncie members of Muncie's communities will gather to discuss and pay our respects to victims of violence and injustice. 

It is paramount that we explore our means of preventing such disasters locally.

If you would like to speak at the event, please contact Kentory Akai or you will have a couple minutes after the moment of silence to share your thoughts (soapbox). 

SCHEDULE:
Guest Speakers
Candlelit Moment of Silence
Soapbox
Open Discussion

*Please remember that this is a vigil and we should respect those who have suffered from violence and injustice with both our bodies and our words.*

At the Delaware County Courthouse in Downtown Muncie members of Muncie's communities will gather to discuss and pay our respects to victims of violence and injustice. 

It is paramount that we explore our means of preventing such disasters locally.

If you would like to speak at the event, please contact Kentory Akai or you will have a couple minutes after the moment of silence to share your thoughts (soapbox). 

SCHEDULE:
Guest Speakers
Candlelit Moment of Silence
Soapbox
Open Discussion

*Please remember that this is a vigil and we should respect those who have suffered from violence and injustice with both our bodies and our words.*

With the release of the State Department’s final environmental impact statement, this is a crucial moment to protest Keystone XL. Join us Monday evening to send the message to President Obama that Keystone XL fails his climate test and he must reject it.

I’ll be bringing some candles and signs (links available after you sign up), but please bring some as well if you can.

We will meet at Frog Baby at 9PM, and walk around the campus with our signs and candles. 

RSVP here: https://actionnetwork.org/events/ball-state-nokxl-vigil?zipcode=47306

This week marks 3 years since the launch of operation Al-Aqsa flood and the subsequent escalation of the genocide of Palestinians across Gaza and the West Bank. Since then the global solidarity movement has grown and continues to struggle for liberation. We, the students, continue to advance the cause on our campuses, remaining guided and grounded in the purpose of our efforts: for the martyrs, and for
liberation. We remain uncompromising in our demands for the complete liberation of all Palestinian land and for the liberation of oppressed people everywhere, those subjected to the ravages of Western imperial violence, exploitation, and domination. That is why this week our programming will be centered on Gaza and resistance. We will ground ourselves in the ongoing struggle to help us remain committed to the fight for liberation.