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The goal of this project is to explore the impacts of war and how we can collectively work towards a world beyond war. Submissions may explore one or both of the following themes. The Impacts of War: How has war affected families, friends, communities, cultures, and generations? Envisioning Peace: How do we transition to a world beyond war?
The Ruta Pacífica de las Mujeres warmly invites Women in Black, activists, and allied organizations from around the world to take part in the International Conference of Women in Black, which celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Ruta Pacífica de las Mujeres in Colombia.
Nuri Ronaghy and Alan Shorb recently returned from a two-and-a-half-month peace and friendship visit to Iran where they were preparing for a larger peace and friendship delegation to Iran, set for late 2026 or early 2027. Peace activists, faith leaders and journalists are invited to join this international peace delegation. Nuri and Alan visited Minab, […]
War Trauma as a Generational Crisis - Science, Clinical Practice, and Collective Responsibility. Under the Patronage of: HRH Princess Ghida Talal. Chairperson of the King Hussein Cancer Foundation & Center.
The Lumbini World Peace Forum is a cornerstone civil society organization dedicated to cultivating a culture of peace. LWPF focuses on promoting intercultural dialogue, addressing climate-related challenges to peace, and fostering community resilience. By supporting inclusive, local, and international partnerships, LWPF empowers communities to actively participate in building sustainable harmony.
The third annual Week of Action for Peace & Climate Justice will address the links between war, militarism/militarisation and social, economic and climate injustice. It will promote grassroots action and policymaking to confront both genocide and ecocide – for peace and a just systemic transition.
March to Labour’s Conference in Liverpool
A six-week online course exploring how war, preparations for war, and militarism affect the climate and environment — and what can be done to reduce these harms and build more peaceful and sustainable alternatives.
Every year, the WSC Peacemaker Awards event brings together the many faces of the New York peace movement to honor the change-makers fighting tirelessly for peace and justice. We hope you'll join us to honor our 2026 Peacemaker Awardees: > The National Iranian American Council (NIAC) for their impactful advocacy against the war on Iran, […]
In October 2026, World BEYOND War will be holding a weekly discussion each of the book The True Price of War with author J. M. Badiyani. When you register for the club, we will mail you a paperback copy of the book or get you a kindle version (your choice).
The incredible International Anti-War conference in London on 20 June agreed a statement which includes calling for a co-ordinated day of demonstrations in every country for Palestine on Saturday 10 October. We urge all who support the aims of the conference to start building for 10 October now! See London national Palestine demonstration already confirmed.
Ellen Barfield is a long-time full-time peace and justice activist who serves on national boards or committees of War Resisters League, Veterans for Peace, and Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, and others.
We must act together to raise the alarm: to halt the drive to war, and the nationalism and racism that it breeds. Together we say no to rearmament and conscription, and yes to well-funded health, education and public services, decent jobs, and higher wages.
To promote a global understanding of nonviolence as a powerful philosophy and practical method for achieving lasting peace. To create an international platform for scholars, activists, policymakers, and community leaders to exchange insights on nonviolent approaches to conflict resolution. To encourage collaborative action toward building cultures of peace at local, national, and global levels.