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Denise Altvater serves as Coordinator as the Wabanaki Youth Program in Maine. She has created a supportive web of connection and communication in a region where Native Communities have been isolated and abused.

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  • Read more about Decolonizing our hearts and minds as people of faith: A conversation with Denise Altvater, part 2
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  • Read more about Terminating TPS for El Salvador would be a hardship for Jorge's family
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Israel has the dubious distinction of being the only country in the world that systematically prosecutes between 500 and 700 children in military courts each year. From the moment of arrest, Palestinian children encounter ill-treatment and torture at the hands of Israeli forces. Three out of four experience physical violence during arrest or interrogation.

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Denise Altvater serves as Coordinator as the Wabanaki Youth Program in Maine. She has created a supportive web of connection and communication in a region where Native Communities have been isolated and abused. With her leadership, the American Friends Service Committee's Wabanaki Program (Maine) was instrumental in developing the first Truth and Reconciliation commission between a sovereign Tribal nation and a U.S.

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  • Read more about Thinking about decolonization as Thanksgiving approaches: A conversation with Denise Altvater part 1
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Watch our comms research director guide you through tough dinner conversations in her video presentation.

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  • Read more about Pedro Rios on the impact of the U.S. – Mexico border wall

There are approximately 700 miles of walls that separate the U.S. and Mexico. This has created a humanitarian disaster and split border communities in two.

Contact Congress. Tell them to say no to more funding for walls, ICE, and Border Patrol.

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Memorials take many forms - some are grand and iconic like the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in DC while others exude power through their very simplicity.  During my trip Gaza last month, I noticed a series of colorful concrete benches placed along the beachfront as we traveled north along the coast from Rafah to Gaza City. My AFSC colleague Ali Albari noted the Arabic words on the backs of each bench, pointing out that each one bore the name of a Palestinian city or town that was forcibly depopulated by Zionist militias in 1948/49.

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