Weekly Vigil
Join us weekly to honor innocent Palestinians
Weekly Vigil for Innocent Lives
Vigils in front of the White House serve as powerful symbols of protest and advocacy, drawing attention to critical social issues. A.J. Muste, a prominent pacifist and civil rights leader, exemplified this commitment through his daily act of standing with a candle outside the White House. His unwavering presence was not just a personal statement; it was a profound indictment of war and violence, advocating for peace amidst the chaotic political landscape. Your presence matters—hold signs, engage in conversations, and raise awareness.
Significance of Vigil
Purpose of Gathering
The consistent visibility of advocates addressing issues from the White House serves a dual purpose: it informs those within the corridors of power about crucial concerns while also inspiring individuals who may feel voiceless. Each week that advocates stand up and speak out, they create a ripple effect of courage among those watching from the sidelines. Even if a particular person doesn't feel empowered to act this week, the knowledge that these advocates will be present regularly can ignite a sense of hope and determination for change. Additionally, for many individuals feeling isolated in their struggles, seeing these leaders stand firm is a powerful reminder that they are not alone. This collective presence fosters a community of support and resilience, encouraging all to find their own voice and take steps toward a brighter future.
Weekly Vigil
Join us weekly on Wednesdays from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm and Saturday/Sunday from 1:00 - 3:00 PM to honor innocent Palestinians and raise awareness about their plight.
Location
In Front of The House on Pennsylvania Ave (Temporary Location with the extra fences is in front of the Executive Building on the corner of Jackson Pl NW and Pennsylvania Ave. Diagonally across from the Renwick Gallery). Depending on presence of other protests, events, or police we may move to other location around the White House.
Time
Wednesday, 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM (Come any time for as long as you can)
Saturday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Saturday (Come any time for as long as you can)
Sunday, 1:00PM - 3:00 PM (If we are doing a reading please come right at 1:00 PM and stay for as long as you can)