Moral injury is a trauma that occurs when we are forced to act against our moral values, World BEYOND War’s organizing intern Vanessa Fox tells us. With wars raging from Gaza to Ukraine to Sudan to the US/Mexico border, we are all suffering from moral injury right now. #worldbeyondwar
In a preview of the upcoming #NoWar2024 conference, we talk to Kazuyuki Nakazato and Katsuya Tamaki from Okinawa, Japan and Lilli Barto in Sydney, Australia on the World BEYOND War podcast. #worldbeyondwar
Robert F. Keeler’s new book “Sacred Soldier: The Dangers of Worshipping Warriors” is a tough indictment of USA’s inane militarism, emphasizing recruitment horrors, rampant sexual abuse and corrupt leadership in today’s armed forces. #worldbeyondwar
Life lessons from six frustrating years of technology work inside the Obama administration led our podcast host to choose a better way of living as technology director for an antiwar nonprofit. #worldbeyondwar
Episode 60 of the World BEYOND War podcast takes a personal slant as host Marc Eliot Stein ponders a difficult question that may be familiar to antiwar activists who find themselves living in opposition their own so-called governments. #worldbeyondwar
WBW’s Africa organizer Guy Feugap talks about working with fellow organizers in Senegal, Mali, Nigeria, Burundi, Kenya, Burkina Faso, Togo, Zimbabwe and more. #worldbeyondwar
Watching a well-known bridge collapse in Baltimore, Marc Eliot Stein quickly saw a pattern of government greed, cowardice and conformity that is already familiar to antiwar activists. “Do we think Anthony Blinken is any more competent than Pete Buttigieg?” #worldbeyondwar
By Marc Eliot Stein, World BEYOND War, February 23, 2024 Crystal Zevon travelled from Vermont to Washington DC to join protestors from Code Pink and
Special episode of the World BEYOND War podcast: a look inside our organization’s day-to-day work, with guest host Maria Santelli.
