Announcing our volunteer spotlight series! In each biweekly e-newsletter, we’ll be sharing the stories of World BEYOND War volunteers around the world. Want to volunteer with World BEYOND War? Email greta@worldbeyondwar.org. Location: Washington, D.C., USA How did you get involved […]
Announcing our volunteer spotlight series! In each biweekly e-newsletter, we’ll be sharing the stories of World BEYOND War volunteers around the world. Want to volunteer with World BEYOND War? Email greta@worldbeyondwar.org. Location: South Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada How did you […]
By Greta Zarro, Organizing Director, July 30, 2019 Ever wondered what World BEYOND War chapter coordinators actually do? Here’s a sneak peek of what they’re up to all over the world. New Zealand Chapter Coordinator Liz Remmerswaal staffs the World […]
Announcing our volunteer spotlight series! In each biweekly e-newsletter, we’ll be sharing the stories of World BEYOND War volunteers around the world. Want to volunteer with World BEYOND War? Email greta@worldbeyondwar.org. Location: Charlottesville, Virginia How did you get involved with […]
Announcing our new volunteer spotlight series! In each biweekly e-newsletter, we’ll be sharing the stories of World BEYOND War volunteers around the world. Want to volunteer with World BEYOND War? Email greta@worldbeyondwar.org. Volunteer Spotlight: Bob Location: Ypsilanti, Michigan, U.S. How […]
Announcing our new volunteer spotlight series! In each biweekly e-newsletter, we’ll be sharing the stories of World BEYOND War volunteers around the world. Want to volunteer with World BEYOND War? Email greta@worldbeyondwar.org. Volunteer Spotlight: Marilyn Location: Northeastern PA, USA How […]
Announcing our new volunteer spotlight series! In each biweekly e-newsletter, we’ll be sharing the stories of World BEYOND War volunteers around the world. Want to volunteer with World BEYOND War? Email greta@worldbeyondwar.org. Volunteer Spotlight: Eleanor Location: Carcross, Yukon Territory, Canada […]
“I see some hope … in deepening awareness about gender equality, particularly among young people. Having been in the field of feminist peace studies and research and activism, our conviction is that war or conflict start at home, or probably in your most intimate relationship.” Kozue Akibayashi, professor of Global Studies at Doshisha University in Kyoto, on the latest episode of the World BEYOND War podcast, "Educating for Peace".
U.S. drone strike kills 30 pine nut farm workers in Afghanistan
U.S. drone strike kills 30 pine nut farm workers in Afghanistan
A U.S. drone strike intended to hit an Islamic State (IS) hideout in Afghanistan...How the U.S. Institute of Peace Avoids Peace in Afghanistan
How the U.S. Institute of Peace Avoids Peace in Afghanistan
Four years ago, I wrote this after a meeting at the U.S. Institute of Peace: “The president of USIP Nancy Lindborg had an odd response when I suggested that inviting Senator Tom Cotton to com…We're so excited that Mairead Maguire can join us for the #NoWar2019 Conference this Oct 5-6 in Ireland! Mairead was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her actions to help bring about peace in Northern Ireland. RSVP for the conference: worldbeyondwar.org/NOWAR2019/
A quote from "Educating For Peace", the latest episode of the World BEYOND War podcast:
"My mind goes back to Margaret Mead, where we find great hope is in the idea that she expressed in terms of understanding war as a human invention. The good news of that from Margaret Mead’s perspective is that she identified that human inventions have faded away when certain conditions have been met.” - Tony Jenkins
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