In the Spring of 2012, Rev. Osagayefo Sekou joined the JP Forum for a conversation about his new book, Gods, Gays, and Guns, and his reflections on the role of religion in our global democracy. As a pastor, documentary filmmaker, theologian, and organizer, … Continued
In December 2012, Katherine Power spoke to the Jamaica Plain Forum about seeking peace and reconciliation in the wake of being an accomplice to a heinous crime. In 1970, Katherine Power was a Brandeis student who went from being an … Continued
As part of our Fall 2013 immigration series, Junot Diaz, Pulitzer Prize winning author, explored the youth immigrant experience through short fiction from his book, Drown. Praise for Drown: “This stunning collection of stories offers an unsentimental glimpse of life among the … Continued
The JP Forum hosted Vermont Senator Bernard Sanders, in his only public Boston appearance, in the Fall of 2010. Bernie is the longest serving independent member of Congress in U.S. history. He has been an outspoken champion for peace, worker … Continued
Society’s consumption of the earth’s resources are at an all time high. Globally renowned filmmaker and author of The Story of Stuff, Annie Leonard spoke at the JP Forum in 2010 about her insights on creating a more sustainable and just … Continued