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Requiem For Peace Symposium

November 5, 2016

On Nov. 5, 2016, GC hosted “Requiem for Peace — Stories & Songs of Conflict and Renewal.” Participants heard from Latina women caught in the U.S. justice systems, local immigration lawyer and 1999 Goshen College alum Lisa Koop, members of Veterans for Peace from Chicago and former MCC workers in Colombia, who shared about their experiences working in situations of difficulty and conflicting ideologies.

Photos by Lisette Bermudez ’18