San Jose WILPF (Women's Intl League for Peace & Freedom)

Whatever you do, you have to keep moving forward. Defending and advancing DEI in a time of change.

Dr. King was not merely a dreamer, he was a doer! He was not one who advocated for small changes, but "We are going to have to change the system!"

How do Dr. King's thoughts, words, and actions apply to the world today where diversity, equity and inclusion are under attack?

Speakers will address these issues in the context of today's world.

The event will be held in the SJPL Works room on the Third Floor of the MLK library in San Jose. 150 East San Fernando Street, San Jose.

Free and open to the public
Wheelchair accessible
Free parking is available in the city parking garage north of Santa Clara Street.

Organized by the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Legacy Committee

Co-sponsored by All-African People's Revolutionary Party, Ambedkar King Study Circle, Ethical Culture Society of Silicon Valley, Human Agenda, Jewish Voice for Peace South Bay, Leonard Peltier Support Group Silicon Valley, NAACP San Jose/Silicon Valley, San José Against War, San José Peace & Justice Center, San José Public Library, Silicon Valley Immigration Committee, Women's International League for Peace & Freedom
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Barby was a long time WILPF member.
Celebrate Barby Ulmer
Barby’s children, Craig and Karen, along with Barby’s twin, Joan
invite you to remember Barby’s complete life
February 7, 2026
1:30-3:30
Grace Baptist Church
484 East San Fernando Street
San Jose, California 95112
In lieu of flowers, please consider contributing to
these organizations close to Barby’s committed heart:
San Jose Peace and Justice Center:
https://givebutter.com/SupportPeace
Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom:
https://wilpfus.org/
Catholic Worker House Redwood City:
https://rwdcw.wordpress.com/