The United Jewish People’s Order celebrates 100 years of struggle for a better world


The United Jewish People’s Order celebrates 100 years of struggle for a better world


Posted: June 30, 2026 in Act Locally, Human Rights, In Solidarity, Peace, Socialism
Tags: Human Rights, Socialism, Winnipeg

The United Jewish People’s Order is 100 years old and the Winnipeg chapter celebrated this milestone at the Ukrainian Labour Temple last week. In keeping with UJPO’s social justice mission, the committee members who advised the Canadian Museum of Human Rights on its new Nakba exhibit (Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present) were honoured guests. Here’s my video of the festivities.




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