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post-detention Welcome Center opens at the NWDC

https://www.razoo.com/story/Welcome-Center-Launch On July 15th, the Advocates for Immigrants in Detention... read more

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Immigrants Do Slave Labor in Detention Centers

Immigrants do slave labor in detention centers by Teresa Gutierrez [url=http... read more

Rolling Rebellion's Creative Actions Planned Across the USA

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ US Democracy Movement Engages In Nationwide Rolling Rebellion For... read more

Celebrate Victory Over Wall Street on Vashon & Coal in Chicago!

Winning Is More Fun! In January, as we were preparing for our Occupy the Courts Rally in DC... read more

Seriously Non-Nuclear in New York

Dear Friends of Ground Zero Center for Nonviolent Action, When you least expect it - WHAM!!! In this... read more

WAnet - Creating a Commons

The WAnet network is a commons for social change activists in Washington. A virtual town square where participating organizations post their actions and events, promote targeted eletters, petitions or national boycotts, create online fundraisers; and, to achieve common goals, gather allies and build issue based cooperative relationships with other organizations across the state and across state lines.

The WAnet network is part of a larger commons of 40 networks, (over 1600 organizations) the Peace Justice and Environment Project (pjep.org), that serves all 50 states. The PJEP networks offer organizations (homepage news articles) and individuals (blog entries) space to share news and opinion pieces with activists throughout the country. PJEP networks also share a resource library (growing all the time) of docs, videos, audio files and weblinks that are available to any visitor to the site(s). Add your organization to the Commons. Register to get email alerts from WAnet.

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Donors help us bring about peace

To the editor: Heartfelt thanks to the growing number of Midland donors who have supported the international efforts of the Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP) in its work to "Transform the world's response to conflict." An additional thanks to donors Dave and Linda Z. Smith who are "grateful to be able to contribute yearly to this successful organization. Supporting NP allows us a meaningful way to be part of promoting positive nonviolent resolutions through the work of trained and committed individuals. Their skilled and thoughtful presence builds peaceful relationships in unstable situations... [ more ]

Posted on MichiganPeaceNetwork by Nonviolent Peaceforce Midland Chapter

St. John's Endowment Committee Funds Peacekeeper

"Several months ago Marawi City, in the Phillippines, become a picture of devastation and chaos. In May, militants who claim affiliation with ISIS, attempted to take the city. Hundreds of thousands of civilians were displaced, and dozens were killed. Many people fled their homes without food, provisions or medical supplies. Suddenly, NP protection officers in Lanoo were on the front lines of a large humanitarian crisis." Nonviolent Peaceforce's Field Notes, September 2017 Newseltter Did you know that St. John's is a local partner with Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP) to further their... [ more ]

Posted on MichiganPeaceNetwork by Nonviolent Peaceforce Midland Chapter

Reader's view: Taking a step to create peace

Published 2:18 pm, Tuesday, October 24, 2017 To the editor: There are a thousand ways to promote peace today, whether it be in the smallest act of compassion or bigger acts of generosity. St. John's Episcopal Church has chosen to take a giant step for peace by recently contributing half the cost of one civilian peace staff's salary hired by the international NGO, the Nonviolent Peaceforce. NP works through those staff to promote and implement unarmed civilian protection (UCP) as a tool for reducing violence and protecting civilians in situations of violent conflict. That means they do not... [ more ]

Posted on MichiganPeaceNetwork by Nonviolent Peaceforce Midland Chapter

Reader's view: Taking a step to create peace

Elaine Warakomski Published 2:18 pm, Tuesday, October 24, 2017 , Midland Daily News To the editor: There are a thousand ways to promote peace today, whether it be in the smallest act of compassion or bigger acts of generosity. St. John's Episcopal Church has chosen to take a giant step for peace by recently contributing half the cost of one civilian peace staff's salary hired by the international NGO, the Nonviolent Peaceforce. NP works through those staff to promote and implement unarmed civilian protection (UCP) as a tool for reducing violence and protecting civilians in situations of... [ more ]

Posted on MichiganPeaceNetwork by Nonviolent Peaceforce Midland Chapter

Andrew Berman on The Story Wall: MN Remembers Vietnam

Minnesota Remembers Vietnam The Story Wall A Minnesota PBS Initiative A Minnesota Vietnam War Resister inside the US Army Minnesota peace activist and veteran for peace Andy Berman recounts on the Minnesota PBS Vietnam Story Wall his personal tale of war resistance during the US War in Vietnam as a member of the United States Army. Like John McCain, Andy felt some pressure to follow his family's tradition of military service. That family military tradition was not of the ordinary type. It was more of an anti-military tradition. Read the story on the MN Public Broadcast System "Vietnam... [ more ]