How are peace activists standing up to aggressive assaults by war powers? Let’s look at some examples of what people can do once they understand they must carry out a revolution to save their lives. #WorldBEYONDWar
Brian Terrell talks about the Global Day of Action to Close Bases on the #WorldBEYONDWar podcast.
We’re kicking off the new year by welcoming peace studies professor and writer Dr. Oseremen Irene, a Lecturer at the Department of Peace and Conflict Studies at the Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria. #WorldBEYONDWar
Even as tech giants attack the cooperative open culture of the Internet, groundbreaking new ways of thinking about war, peace, capitalism, nationalism, freedom and society are emerging in peace-loving online communities. #WorldBeyondWar
The antiwar movement can spark new energy by addressing 3 tough questions at the heart of our work: where must we stand together on border walls, on wealth inequality, on nationalism itself? #worldbeyondwar
Ed Sanders joins World BEYOND War for a conversation about nuclear madness, the deep state, DIY publishing, the antiwar inspirations of Allen Ginsberg, Dorothy Day and Phil Ochs, and the urgency for political sanity as global disaster looms. #worldbeyondwar
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
