ACPJ’s programs are varied and as creative as our membership. If you see something that interests you, don’t hesitate to give us a call, and get involved!
Over the past few years, here are a few of our activities
The “Eyes Wide Open” national exhibit from the AFSC highlighted the human losses resulting from the Iraqi war. It consisted of pairs of boots, each representing one service man or woman killed; shoes representing thousands of Iraqi civilians killed also were included. The Arkansas portion of this moving exhibit is available for showing to any eligible group via ACJP. Just get in touch with us.
Annual and periodic demonstrations against the Iraq war. These peaceful demonstrations allow citizens from all walks of life to make their voices heard.
Sponsored the nationally-acclaimed “Unembedded” photo exhibit about the war inIraq, produced by four international photo-journalists. The exhibit was held at the UAMS College of Public Health and Philander Smith.
ACPJ has the good fortune of regularly cooperating with the Little Rock chapter of WAND – Women’s Action for New Directions – in many activities.
ACPJ regularly sponsors forums and lecture series, including recent series that focused on the Iraq war and the Middle-East conflict. Experts are engaged in a dynamic exchange with our audiences.