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A continuing series from the Sojourners Summit for Change last week. To learn more about this series, click here.

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by johnnoltner on June 27, 2016
Categories: Blog • Tags: American Stories, APoMM, black and white, dialog, diversity, healing, listen, listening, mypeace, peace, photography, portrait, race, reconcilliation, sojourners, stories

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Reviewing old transcripts of some of the first interviews for the project as I write today and finding new gems of wisdom. This from Fred Baron, a Holocaust survivor, during our interview in 2009. “We are responsible for our fellow men and women. We share a responsibility towards the unfortunate wherever they are and have an obligation to try and better their lives.”

Looking forward to returning to @rutgersleaders early next month! #Repost @rutgersleaders with @get_repost ・・・ #tbt to our #LeadershipWeek2018 ! @apommstories visited Rutgers University and asked, “What do you want to be remembered for? . . . . John Noltner has been telling stories with words and images for twenty years, A Peace of My Mind represents his belief that art and storytelling have the power to transform our hearts as well as our communities. John Noltner returns to Rutgers and hits the main stage at the @markconference , March 2nd! . . . . Mark Conference has officially sold out! Didn’t buy your ticket? Join our waitlist by e-mailing us at lead@echo.rutgers.edu #MyMark

Just got a great big box of postcards announcing our 10th anniversary celebration on April 9. #twincities friends...if you have a favorite coffee shop, community center, house of worship or workplace where you’d like to put some of these to help spread the word, let me know and I’ll get you a bundle. #grassroots #marketing #spreadpeace #itsaparty #10years #apeaceofmymind

#Repost @ahschoolfoundation with @get_repost ・・・ We were honored to be joined by Claudia and David Ladensohn for our 2019 Graham Ladensohn Memorial Lecture, "A Peace of My Mind", presented by John Noltner. We also had the chance to congratulate our Alamo Heights Teachers of the Year, including Jeff Wheatcraft, the 2019 Texas Teacher of the Year. What an inspiring way to kick off staff development day! #webackteachers

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