Get Involved in a Local ICC Alliance

Participate in a Campaign to Build Local ICC Support

Educate the public and members of local government through the organization of public discussions, the distribution of fliers, demonstrations and meetings of local organizations
Obtain local resolutions in support of the ICC
Act to counter misunderstandings or misinformation in public discussions and media statements through media contacts and education campaigns on school campuses
Conduct polling of local districts, for example by students in the political science departments of local universities, in forms compatible with national polls
Work with local congressional and state legislative offices, meeting with Representatives and Senators about the ICC and its cases
Integrate the ICC into the existing programs of alliance members

Hannah Dunphy/AMICC

Encourage religious celebrations of the ICC in connection with the Faith and Ethics Network for the ICC
Organize local ICC events on days of remembrance and celebration, including:
- January 27 Holocaust Remembrance Day (UN)
- March 8 International Women's Day. Publicize the contribution the ICC has made to progressively defining and punishing sexual and gender-based violence. For materials on this topic, visit the website of the Women's Initiatives for Gender Justice or download their factsheets:
- April 6 Anniversary of start of Rwandan genocide
- April 17 Anniversary of takeover by Khmer Rouge, beginning Cambodian genocide
- April 18 Holocaust Remembrance Day (US)
- June 4 International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression
- July 17 International Justice Day
- August 9 International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples
- Third Tuesday of September International Day of Peace
- October 24 United Nations Day
- November 20 Universal Children's Day
- December 10 Human Rights Day

Please tell us about your events so that we can publicize them on our Event Calendar.