PEACE SUNDAY 2020 — ‘We Carry The Dream’ is a free streaming 'webumentary' film, a spiritual call to action empowering us to create a peaceful, equitable, and sustainable future for all. The 90 minute magazine style program on sacred activism, connects the inspirational message of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s historic ‘I Have A Dream’ speech, one of the great articulations of American democracy, with the current issues of today including; the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement for racial justice, the Covid-19 Pandemic, economic disparity, climate change, the rise of women, peace in Israel and Palestine and the recognition of indigenous peoples and their rights, all taking place in an election year of great consequence. 




We invite all community members and leaders to join us for the film preview which is scheduled for Sunday, November 1, 2020, at 3 PM PST through December 1st, 2020. Please email your feedback to [email protected]. The global film premiere is scheduled for Sunday, December 13, 2020, at 3 PM PST, accessible on our websites: PeaceSundays.org and UDCworld.org, as well as on ‘Peace Sundays’ YouTube channel and Facebook page. It features curated archival content from MLK’s speech, exclusive videos produced by the Jerusalem Prayer Project and Videocratic Media from Israel, Palestine, Charlottesville, and the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, as well as videos from other sources relating to the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), and the decommissioned, yet extremely dangerous San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station in Southern California. 




Prominent featured voices include: Vice President Al Gore, Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Congresswoman Karen Bass, Rev. James Lawson, Rev. William Barber, Rev. Michael Beckwith, Rabbi Sharon Brous, Dr. Melina Abdullah of BLM Los Angeles, Native American Elders —Clan mother Alda Glover, Chief Daniel Ramos, Grandmother Adelia Sandoval, and an exclusive, never before seen interview with Lakota-Sioux Nation Elder, AIM Activist, Actor and Musician, the late Floyd Red Crow Westerman. This unique program showcases JPP’s and Videocratic’s impressive archive of social justice content, together with rich musical elements produced by Stephen Fiske, and many other artists. 




Peace Sunday has traditionally been held annually on the Sunday closest to the United Nations International Day of Peace, September 21st. Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, this year’s Peace Sunday is a streaming 'Webumentary' film, produced by the Jerusalem Prayer Project (JPP), Executive Producers Stephen Longfellow Fiske and Robert Corsini, along with Producer LauraSa Pele Lafoia Ava, the CEO and Chair of Unity and Diversity World Council (UDWC2.0), Peace Sundays (PS2.0), and One Global Family Foundation & Alliances (OGFF&A), in collaboration with the Peace Sunday Committee.

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Chapter 14

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Sacred Activism Understood - Black Lives Matter, Rev. James Lawson, Dr. Melina Abdullah & Rep. Karen Bass.
It's a sad a sad moment in American history where a movement, born out of a deeply spiritual commitment to end systemic racism and police brutality, has come to be vilified, as violent, destructive and unlawful by certain sectors of American culture, when the overwhelming majority of the Black Lives Matter marches and actions have peaceful and non-violent.


Civil rights icon and Martin Luther King’s mentor, Reverend James Lawson and Black Lives Matter Los Angeles co-founder Dr. Melina Abdullah, sat down with us recently to discuss the status of the streets and the struggle.

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