Most accounts of life in, say, Nazi Germany in the late 1930s or Rwanda in the early months of 1994—each a place and time when preparation for war and mass violence had begun to alter the granularity of the everyday—paint an image of large-scale conflict as totalizing.
A few World BEYOND War members are preparing to start a new chapter in Montreal. We’ve created this short survey to get to know potential chapter members and assess the best way to launch a chapter. Please take a moment and fill it out!
Quelques membres de World BEYOND War se préparent à lancer une nouvelle section à Montréal. Nous avons créé ce court sondage pour connaître les membres potentiels de la section et pour évaluer la meilleure façon de lancer une section. Veuillez prendre un moment pour y répondre!
These four programs offer alternatives and actions we can take to redirect our common wealth for the health and prosperity of people and the planet.
A “No Militarization of Space Act”—which would abolish the new U.S. Space Force—has been introduced in the U.S. Congress.
Lawmakers in Congress are preparing to consider big cuts to the emergency $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill designed to fight the climate apocalypse and provide a safety net to struggling Americans.
In this episode, our hosts Herb and Emiliano are joined by David Swanson of World BEYOND War to reflect on the aftermath of 9/11 and the war on terror.
Despite the withdrawal of U.S. military bases and troops from Afghanistan, the United States continues to maintain around 750 military bases abroad in 80 foreign countries and colonies (territories).
Three weeks after his administration launched a drone attack that killed 10 civilians in Kabul, Afghanistan, President Joe Biden addressed the United Nations General Assembly.
