Conversations on Alternatives: Part 3 with Dave Donnellan
This week’s conversation is the 3rd of the World BEYOND War Irish chapter’s weekly Wednesday webinar series. We spoke with Dublin-based filmmaker Dave Donnellan on war’s environmental impact.
This week’s conversation is the 3rd of the World BEYOND War Irish chapter’s weekly Wednesday webinar series. We spoke with Dublin-based filmmaker Dave Donnellan on war’s environmental impact.
On January 22, 2021, the day the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons came into effect, we were honoured to sponsor an event hosted by the Canadian Foreign Policy Institute – The Threat of Nuclear Weapons: Why Canada Should Sign the UN Nuclear Ban Treaty featuring Noam Chomsky.
In this panel, three leading organizers present case studies of successful & diverse divestment models, including fossil fuel and weapons divestment.
In this session, we delve into the effects of the Military-Industrial Complex on our elected officials and policies made in our name.
World BEYOND War Board President Leah Bolger presents on this webinar the social, environmental, and economic impact of U.S. bases and how to close them.
The Man Who Saved the World is a powerful documentary film about Stanislav Petrov, a former lieutenant colonel of the Soviet Air Defence Forces and his role in preventing the 1983 Soviet nuclear false alarm incident from leading to nuclear holocaust. On January 16, we discussed the film in the lead-up to January 22, 2021 the historic day when nuclear weapons become illegal when the Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons comes into force.
The first in a series of 5 weekly Wednesday webinars hosted by the Irish Chapter of World BEYOND War. This week’s conversation explored Ireland, the United Nations and the Security Council with Denis Halliday.
World BEYOND War organized a webinar to explore the intersections between permaculture, farming, simple living, and anti-war activism.
In this World BEYOND War webinar, Yale Magrass and Charles Derber, authors of the new book “Glorious Causes”, consider how elites galvanize people for war and bring them to adopt political-economic identities which contradict their rational self-interest.