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Brooklyn For PeacepresentsThursday, November 16, 20236:00 pm - 9:00 PMAnnual Gala

Illustration by Sarah SillsProgram by Michaela Czerkies

Brooklyn For PeaceWe are excited to be hosting our 10th annual gala, in-person again this year! Since 2013, Brooklyn For Peace has held this event to honor organi-zations and individuals who have played a leadership role in working to nd nonviolent resolutions to conict. The name of our award, PathMakers to Peace, emphasizes that there are many roads to reaching the goal of a peaceful and just world.Welcome to the 2023 PathMakers to Peace Gala!Charlotte Phillips, M.D.Chairperson, Brooklyn For PeaceMichaela Czerkies, Executive Director, Brooklyn For PeaceIn solidarity,This year, we are proud to honor Ana Aguirre, Dr. Partha Banerjee, Mimi Rosenberg, Sarah Leah Whitson, and Veterans for Peace NYC Chapter 34. Each of our PathMakers honorees has made outstanding contributions to peace and social justice through active education, advocacy, community orga-nizing, and/or music and arts. You can learn more about each of our honorees on the following pages.Brooklyn For Peace has been working in Brooklyn since 1984. We are primarily an educational organization, with activism as an integral part of our mission. We are dedicated to connecting global and local issues. Over the years the specic issues have changed, but urgent challenges remain: to end US militarism; to promote social justice at home and abroad; to tackle the climate emergency; to address the continuing impact of white supremacy and the profound racial inequalities that still characterize our country. As we continue our campaign to sustain the future of Brooklyn For Peace, we are grateful for your ongoing support and commitment. We greatly appreciate your participation and many contributions to Brooklyn For Peace over the years. Thank you for being here tonight with us!2

PathMakers to Peace 2023 Program6:00 PM - 7:00 PMFellowship hour: appetizers & mingling7:00 PMDinner begins7:30 PM - 8:45 PMWelcome - Veronica NunnAbout BFP - Carolyn EisenbergPresentation of the awards & remarks by honorees:Ana Aguirre Dr. Partha BanerjeeMimi Rosenberg Sarah Leah WhitsonBob Keilbach & Anthony Donovan (on behalf of Veterans for Peace NYC Ch. 34)8:45 - 8:55 PMClosing - Ken Diamondstone9:00 PMEnd of programEmceeVeronica Nunn3

Ana Aguirre was the Executive Director of the United Community Centers (UCC), a multi-service, community-based organization located in East New York, Brooklyn. Ana began working for UCC in 1993 as a community organizer and health educator. Ana worked with various East New York groups, and developed and implemented health and social campaigns in East New York. She engaged local taxi drivers, all of them immigrants, to support annual community events to raise HIV/STDs awareness and education. Ana played a key role in bringing immigrant services such as ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages), citizenship classes, and free immigration assistance to UCC. She was actively involved in the development and implementation of East New York Farms!, a community urban agriculture project that engaged community residents to address food justice by promoting sustainable agriculture and community-led economic development. From the beginning of the COVID pandemic, she personally organized and distributed food to residents weekly until 2022. ucceny.orgAna AguirreDr. Partha Banerjee is a human rights activist working on peace, justice, immigrant, labor, and climate rights movements; writer; educator; public speaker; media critic; and a movie and music enthusiast. Born and raised in Kolkata, he is now based in Brooklyn with frequent visits to India, where he works with many grassroots organizations to defeat the politics of hate, violence, bigotry and war. Partha has worked with and interviewed Noam Chomsky a number of times since his acquaintance with him in 2000 when he was a journalism student at Columbia University; he introduced him at BFP as the 2014 PathMakers awardee. Partha’s books, media discussions and writings focus on religious, social, caste and gender equality, as well as corporate media’s monopoly, exclusion of substantive news, and brainwashing. He can be found on Wikipedia, and his blog at onenalblog.com.Dr. Partha Banerjee4

Mimi Rosenberg spent the last 36 years as an anti-poverty lawyer, with the Brooklyn Neighborhood Ofce of The Legal Aid Society, specializing in peoples’ right to choose housing free from unlawful discrimination as well as preventing eviction of indigent tenants, coupled with afrmative anti-dislocation litigation for entire neighborhoods, both in the private and public housing arenas. Mimi worked for many years as the Director of the South Bronx Workers’ Center, and helped to found The City-wide Action Group Against Neighborhood Destruction & For Low-Rent Housing, as well as the The Black United Front Support Committee. Mimi produces the multi-award winning Building Bridges, now the oldest, longest running, labor-oriented, radio program in the country, on its home station WBAI 99.5 FM. Its companion program Equal Rights and Justice is nationally distributed. These programs are intended to educate, agitate and organize to empower people with the tools and initiative to create the better world that we know is possible. wbai.orgMimi RosenbergSarah Leah Whitson is the Executive Director of Democracy for the Arab World Now (DAWN). Founded by the late Jamal Khashoggi, DAWN works to reform U.S. policy in the Middle East. Previously, she served as executive director of Human Rights Watch’s Middle East and North Africa Division from 2004 – 2020, overseeing the work of the division in 19 countries, with staff located in 10 countries. Sarah Leah has led dozens of advocacy and investigative missions throughout the region, focusing on issues of armed conict, accountability, legal reform, migrant workers, and human rights. She has published widely on human rights and foreign policy in the Middle East in international and regional media, including The New York Times, Foreign Affairs, The Washington Post, Foreign Policy, The Los Angeles Times, and CNN. She appears regularly on Al-Jazeera, BBC, NPR, MSNBC, and CNN. dawnmena.orgSarah Leah Whitson5

Veterans for Peace NYC Chapter 34 is our local chapter of Veterans for Peace, a global organization of military Veterans working to build a culture of peace, dismantle the war economy, eliminate nuclear weapons, and abolish war. VFP NYC has marched as a Veterans Peace contingent in the NYC Armistice/Veterans Day Parade on November 11th, as well as in annual Memorial Day observance, the Queens St Pats for All Parade, the MLK Jr. Observance, and the Heritage of Pride parade. They have organized peace vigils and actions against continuation of hostilities in the Middle East, against war with Iran, Syria, China and Korea and to shut down Guantanamo. VFP NYC has participated in demonstrating at ofces and lobbying elected representatives, in public educational forums on veterans’ health and social justice issues, in support for whistleblower Julian Assange, Black Lives Matter, and Standing Rock water protectors. They hosted numerous events during the visit of anti-nuclear boat Golden Rule to NYC, and had a large contingent in the recent End Fossil Fuels Climate March. veteransforpeace.orgVeterans for Peace NYC Ch. 34Thank you for your ongoing support! 6

Brooklyn For PeaceBrooklyn For Peace is committed to eliminating war and the social injustices that are its causes. We seek to empower our community and ourselves to be an active force in securing a peaceful future for generations to come. We assert that negotiation and diplomacy lead to better outcomes in the resolution of conict than military action. We advocate for U.S. policies based on peace, justice, democracy, human rights, and respect for international law.We work to: • transfer resources from military to human needs, leading to economic and social justice within and among nations.• eliminate nuclear, biological, chemical, and conventional weapons by all entities in an internationally coordinated process.• resolve international conicts peacefully via the United Nations and the promotion of internationally accepted rules of law.A demonstration in the late 1980s opposing the establishment of a nuclear homeport in Staten Island.Our Mission7

8Brooklyn For Peace Activities in 2023Jan. 20: Rally supporting the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear WeaponsMar. 1: Yemen Day of Action, calling on Rep. Jeries to support a Yemen War Powers ResolutionMar. 28: Ground the F-35 National Week of Action: NYC action in front of BlackRock HQFeb. 25: Vigil for peace in Ukraine on one-year anniversary of the Russian invasionMar. 19: Vigil to End War on the 20th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of IraqApril-October: Vigils & outreach tabling for peace in Ukraine

9Brooklyn For Peace Activities in 2023Apr. 8: Don’t Nuke the Pacic, Don’t Nuke the Hudson River: rally & marchMay 2: ‘The Art of Activism’ presentation & book talk with co-author Steve DuncombeApr. 18: Tax Day action for Palestine & cutting the military budgetMay 31: ‘Fire and Rain’ book talk & signing with author Carolyn EisenbergMonthly: NYC protests to Close GuantanamoJun. 25: Take Cuba #OTheList! Brooklyn outreach tabling

10Brooklyn For Peace Activities in 2023Jul. 20: BFP support for Not on Our Dime! protest against NYS funding of Israeli settler violenceSep. 17: BFP contingent @ NYC March to End Fossil FuelsOct. 15: BFP table & penny poll at the Flatbush FrolicAug. 8: Commemoratin of 78th Anniversaries of Hiroshima & Nagasaki atomic bombingsOngoing: Support for the Move the Money New York City Council Resolution 423Nov. 4: Outreach & calling for a ceasere to let Gaza live

11Virtual Events:Upcoming event: THE URGENCY OF DISARMAMENTNovember 29 @ 7-9 pmScandinavia House, NYCLearn more & register at brooklynpeace.org/eventsBrooklyn For Peace Activities in 2023

Brooklyn For Peacefounded in 1984Brooklyn For Peace was founded in 1984 by nursery-school parents who were spurred into action by the U.S. invasion of Grenada. We soon joined other groups in a coalition which succeeded in deterring the Navy from opening a nuclear-capable homeport on Staten Island, and opposing U.S. intervention in Central America. We mobilized local opposition to the 1991 Gulf War, while ghting to preserve welfare, Medicaid, and public education in NYC. In the wake of September 11, 2001, we organized Brooklyn communities to oppose a U.S. military response, advocating for the protection of our civil liberties and against the detention of immigrants arrested without charges. We initiated a campaign aimed at high school youth to counteract the misleading claims of military recruiters, offering concrete advice on getting an education and career training. We regularly hold forums, providing historical and political analysis on a wide variety of topics. And we’re on street corners and fairs too. Have you noticed those posters in neighborhood store windows declaring that “Refugees and Immigrants Are Welcome Here?” That’s the work of Brooklyn For Peace volunteers. We all have obligations to family, friends, schools and jobs, but through Brooklyn For Peace we are nding ways to work for peace with justice to whatever extent we are able. Please join us.Visit our new website to nd out more about our organization at www.brooklynpeace.org.12

BFP BoardChair:Charlotte Phillips, M.D. Co-Vice Chairs:Bruce AltschulerCarolyn “Rusti” EisenbergVeronica Nunn Secretary:Melissa CorbettTreasurer:Sam KoprakMembers at large: Nina AllenMilton AllimadiMonroe AllisonCharlene BarkerThomas CoxAnn Fawcett AmbiaBonnie GenevichGregory KalvinMohammed Nurhussein, M.D.Eleanor PreissMarian RonanMichelle SmithspiritchildExecutive DirectorMichaela CzerkiesBFP Advisory BoardTed AuerbachMukti BanerjeeLeah Gunn BarrettRowena Blackman-Stroud (In memoriam)Betta BroadJ. Tara CurrieKen DiamondstoneSasha Dobos-CzarnochaHenry FlorsheimJaki FlorsheimEd GoldmanMel GrizerCarolyn HughesCarol Husten (In memoriam)Lucy KoteenVicki McFadyenEllen MeyersRobert NelsonMary NolanNancy RomerMajor Owens, (Ret.) Congressmember (In memoriam)Eric ShtobDavid Tykulsker Matthew WeinsteinCheryl WertzBarbara Winslow 13

Plus....Mukti BanerjeeCharlene BarkerMelissa CorbettMichaela CzerkiesKen DiamondstoneSam KoprakFran MinichielloVeronica NunnCharlotte PhillipsMichelle F. SmithFundraising CommitteeThank you to our Fundraising Committee for planning and executing PathMakers to Peace!Ann Fawcett AmbiaOliver FeinHenry and Jaki FlorsheimEd GoldmanEleanor PreissMatthew WeinsteinEven though these people are not on the fundraising committee, a special thank you to the following for their extra efforts to make this event a success!14A heartful thank you to Grace Church for hosting us, and to Bassett Caterers!

2023 SponsorshipAnonymousDon BickfordMolly NolanRobert K. Drinan Charlotte Phillips & Oliver FeinMarian E. Ronan & Keith A. RussellTrailblazers - $500 or morePeacemakers - $250 or moreFriends - $25 or moreSupporters - $100- or moreAnonymousMohammed NurhusseinJoyce YuThank you to our sponsors for their contributions!Ian DiamondstoneM. Phyllis CunninghamDorothy (Bonnie) GenevichLaura Jo Kramer-CariniLee Ornati & Alice ShechterAlan SingerBert Sweerts Hungry GhostAnn Fawcett AmbiaSusan AndersenBFP Israel-Palestine CommitteeBFP Peace and Economic Justice CommitteeEric GoldscherGranny Peace BrigadeLinda HackerBonnie & John MogulescuRoy PingelPamela SassMichael & Debby SmithVandra Thorburn15

350BrooklynAllan Eisenberg, PhDAmorinaAnne & Greg BausoArab American Assocation of New YorkBassett CaterersBelli OsteriaBFP Darfur/Africa Task ForceBFP Diversity Outreach Task ForceBFP Israel-Palestine CommitteeBFP Peace & Economic Justice Committee BFP UNICEF CommitteeBlack Star NewsBlack Veterans for Social JusticeBrooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX)Brooklyn Friends of the People’s World & Brooklyn Club of the Communist Party USABrooklyn Society For Ethical CultureBrooklyn Solar WorksCambridge Dental PCCamp Kinderland, Inc.Carolyn EisenbergThe Castello PlanCBID: Central Brooklyn Independent DemocratsCenter for Constitutional RightsCharlotte Phillips & Oliver FeinClarke, Yvette D. (Congresswoman)Cohen, Collins, Gastón, Ristorucci, & Shtob familiesCypress Hills Local Development CorporationDead Horse RecordsDomestic Workers UnitedEarthbloom ConsultingEd Goldman, Betta Broad, & Ken DiamondstoneEileen & Ron FeinmanEleanor Preiss & Mitch CohnFat Tail Financial Advisory GroupFlatbush Food CooperativeFoodtown Prospect HeightsFriends of Assemblymember Robert CarrollAdvertisersGerstein’s Brooklyn Tax ServicesGo Greene HardwareGreenpoint FramesHanif, Shahana (Council Member)Hoffman-Grizer FamilyHolyland Auto RepairHungry Ghost CafeIan DiamondstoneJeremy GarciaJews for Racial and Economic Justice (JFREJ)Ken Diamondstone & Joe KopitzLong Island Alliance for Peaceful AlternativesMake the Road New YorkMohammed Nurhussein, MDMove the Money --NYC (MTM-NYC)Muslim Community NetworkNational Lawyers GuildNew Yorkers for Clean PowerNYC Labor ChorusNYC War Resisters League Peace Action Bay RidgePeace Action Fund New York StatePeace Action Staten IslandPerelandra Natural Foods CenterPhillips-Fein FamilyPhysicians for a National Health Program/ NY MetroRahmann ContractingRalph’s BodegaRod MurrayRothberg Law FirmSavemor Digital PrintingSweet Pea Supply Co.United African CongressUnited University ProfessionsVelazquez, Nydia (Congresswoman)Veterans for Peace NYC Chapter 34Vokashi: Eco-Living Compost ServiceWorld Can’t WaitWorld Fellowship Center16

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Spend some time next summer at World Fellowship Center Wake up where social justice meets nature! A great place for progressive minded families or individuals to vacation, meet, swim, hike and exchange ideas in the heart of New Hampshire’s White Mountains. It’s no luxury hotel; but it’s a place where peace and justice activists and supporters can spend some vacation time with like-minded people. Kids will love the daily Children’s Fellowship program. And parents will appreciate the “free time.” Just ask Ed Goldman & Sam Koprak about it! Request a brochure or check it out on line. worldfellowship.org office@worldfellowship 31

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