INNER PEACE PROJECT

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Hosted on Zoom | Monthly on Select Sundays | 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM (EST)

Get ready to laugh, think fast, and let loose during Sunday Game Nights—a regular community gathering of fun, connection, and friendly competition inside The Village!

We’ll play a mix of hilarious and unpredictable games from the Jackbox Games collection, we have the new Jackbox Party Pack 11, like:

• Doominate (Writing)- Take a perfectly lovely situation and destroy it in this head-to-head joke game where it feels so good to be so bad.
• Hear Say (Sound Effects)- Record sound effects and dialogue directly from your phone in a foley-inspired game where laughter is the soundtrack.
• Cookie Haus (Drawing)- Play our coziest and kookiest drawing game yet by fulfilling cookie design orders for unusual clientele.
• Suspectives (Social Deduction)- There’s been a crime, one player secretly did it, and the evidence comes from your own survey answers! Study the clues, defend your innocence (even if you’re lying), and put your friends on trial.
• Legends of Trivia (Trivia)- Assemble your team and put your trivia knowledge to the test in a fantastical world full of danger! Teamwork! Monsters! Do you dare take on one of the most challenging trivia games yet?

a new standalone game: Jackbox Survey Scramble- Discover how people across the country think!

and returning favorites from Jackbox Party Pack 6 featuring:

• Trivia Murder Party 2 – Survive the absurd deathmatch of trivia and luck.
• Dictionarium – Create new words and definitions in this weird word circus.
• Push The Button – Unmask the hidden aliens before time runs out.
• Joke Boat – Compete in a comedy contest to craft the funniest punchlines.
• Role Models – Take the offbeat personality test that reveals who you really are.

How It Works:
All you need is your phone or device as a controller, a laptop or separate device to join on Zoom (link sent after RSVP, your sense of humor!

RSVP Now, Limited Space!

Come for the games. Stay for the laughter, connection, and community.
Let’s play our way to joy and belonging—together.

Presented by Inner Peace Project

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# We the People: An Open Lecture on A People's History of the United States

Facilitated by John Feliz — Shaman and Certified Consultant for Human Rights, U.S. Institute of Diplomacy and Human Rights (USIDHR)

In this session John will teach Chapter 21 — the bipartisan corporate consensus from Carter through Bush: Reagan’s union-busting, the gutting of social programs, U.S. wars in Central America, the Iran-Contra scandal, the Gulf War, and the growing wealth gap beneath the political theater.
Members are encouraged to complete the corresponding course lessons before attending.

Register here to become an active participant:
Join the We the People Program

Curious about the program but not sure if you're ready to commit?

You're invited to sit in on one of our live lectures as a guest.
Over the next 13 weeks, we'll be exploring A People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn—a book that challenges us to examine American history through the eyes of ordinary people rather than those who traditionally wrote the history books.

This is not a debate. It is not a political rally.

It is an educational lecture series designed to help us think more critically, ask better questions, and explore history from multiple perspectives.

### Guest Attendance

Meetup guests are welcome to attend this session as observers.

As a guest, you'll be able to:

• Listen to the full lecture live.
• Submit questions through the Zoom chat.

To preserve the continuity of the course for enrolled participants, guest attendees will remain muted during the discussion portion of the program. Since each session builds upon previous lectures and assigned readings, live discussion is reserved for registered participants who are actively progressing through the curriculum together.
If, after attending, you decide you'd like to become part of the conversation, participate in discussions, and Join the We the People Program, we'd love to welcome you.

Whether you come to observe or decide to join the full journey, we're grateful you're here.
History belongs to all of us. Let's explore it together.

👉 RSVP Here to Receive Zoom Link
Welcome to the Empowered Empath Workshop

Are you someone who absorbs the emotions and energy of everyone around you? Do you feel deeply moved by the world — its beauty, its pain, its invisible currents — in ways others around you simply don't seem to notice?
You may be an empath. And this session is for you.
Session 1: Introduction & Self-Care
In this opening 90-minute workshop, we create a warm, intimate reflection space to begin your journey as an empowered empath. Together we will:

• Explore the empath's story — the gifts, the challenges, and the awakening
• Understand why self-care is non-negotiable (and never selfish) for empaths
• Discover the many forms of unapologetic self-care
• Share and celebrate your personal self-care practices in an interactive show & tell

This is a reflection space — not a debate space. Come as you are. Curiosity is our compass.

Before the session: Bring one or two items you love for self-care — a candle, incense, a crystal, a flower, anything that genuinely restores you. We'll share them together.

The Program:
This is a continuing series within a program in our private platform, The Village, we ask that you enroll into the course program for a richer, more engaging experience. With content lessons, private journaling reflections and community! Register in the program for free

Your Facilitator:
John Feliz — Shaman & Emotional/Intuitive Empath
John brings the rare combination of shamanic wisdom and deep empathic presence to facilitate this experience. His approach is warm, grounded, and deeply honoring of every participant's unique journey.
With intention to hold these workshops monthly on a Wednesday
Zoom link will be revealed after RSVP. Free and open to all but must be enrolled in program to fully engage.

brought to you by Inner Peace Project

RSVP 👉**Here to Receive Zoom Link**

# We the People: An Open Lecture on A People's History of the United States

Facilitated by John Feliz — Shaman and Certified Consultant for Human Rights, U.S. Institute of Diplomacy and Human Rights (USIDHR)

In this session John will teach Chapter 22 — the permanent adversarial culture the mainstream press ignored: the nuclear freeze movement, anti–Central America solidarity, environmental organizing, Latino struggles, Columbus quincentennial protests, gay rights activism, and labor’s revival in the 1980s–90s.

Members are encouraged to complete the corresponding course lessons before attending.

Register here to become an active participant:
Join the We the People Program

Curious about the program but not sure if you're ready to commit?

You're invited to sit in on one of our live lectures as a guest.
Over the next 13 weeks, we'll be exploring A People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn—a book that challenges us to examine American history through the eyes of ordinary people rather than those who traditionally wrote the history books.

This is not a debate. It is not a political rally.

It is an educational lecture series designed to help us think more critically, ask better questions, and explore history from multiple perspectives.

### Guest Attendance

Meetup guests are welcome to attend this session as observers.

As a guest, you'll be able to:

• Listen to the full lecture live.
• Submit questions through the Zoom chat.

To preserve the continuity of the course for enrolled participants, guest attendees will remain muted during the discussion portion of the program. Since each session builds upon previous lectures and assigned readings, live discussion is reserved for registered participants who are actively progressing through the curriculum together.
If, after attending, you decide you'd like to become part of the conversation, participate in discussions, and Join the We the People Program, we'd love to welcome you.

Whether you come to observe or decide to join the full journey, we're grateful you're here.
History belongs to all of us. Let's explore it together.