Volunteer Spotlight: Sean Reynolds
The February 2022 Volunteer Spotlight features Sean Reynolds, a former co-coordinator of Voices for Creative Nonviolence who is currently volunteering with the WBW events team.
The February 2022 Volunteer Spotlight features Sean Reynolds, a former co-coordinator of Voices for Creative Nonviolence who is currently volunteering with the WBW events team.
The African Union is condemning a wave of coups in Africa, where military forces have seized power over the past 18 months in Mali, Chad, Guinea, Sudan and, most recently, in January, Burkina Faso. Several were led by U.S.-trained officers as part of a growing U.S. military presence in the region under the guise of counterterrorism.
What if they only consulted the same geniuses who told them to value the filibuster and bipartisan harmony over the lives of struggling people?
Washington’s response to Russia’s December security proposals augurs well for an eventual peaceful denouement on Ukraine.
I’ve been looking at Smedley a little differently after reading Jonathan Katz’s new book, Gangsters of Capitalism.
Militarism has infiltrated the world, but we are the generation who can remedy the harm it has inflicted. We can liberate us all.
100 U.S. Organizations Release Statement Urging Biden “to End the U.S. Role in Escalating” the Ukraine Crisis
Saturday January 22nd was a cold day in Montreal, but the sun was shining and downtown streets were nevertheless bustling with various masked and parka-clad locals out for a stroll.
Tolstoy said the Doukhobors belonged to the 25th century.